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HOUSEHOLDER: Driver who captured numerous late-model titles on regional circuit dies at 63
A driver who captured numerous late-model championships on the regional dirt-track circuit has died at age 63.
Meet Kayla Roell, a rising 13-year-old sprint car racer who leaves adults in the dust
Kayla Roell loves to drive fast. Don’t let the 13-year-old seventh-grader’s Lightning Sprint Car fool you. She doesn't fit into anyone's mold. She has pink walls and Disney princess curtains in her ...
Kyle Larson Sweeps The ASCS Southwest Copper Classic
Making it an unprecedented 45 wins on the 2020 season, California’s Kyle Larson made it a weekend sweep with the ASCS Southwest Region in the fifth running of the Copper Classic at Arizona Speedway.
Sterling Cling Wins Holds On For Copper Classic Victory With The ASCS Desert Non-Wing Series
Wrapping up the 2020 season with the San Tan Ford ASCS Desert Non-Wing Series, Sterling Cling captured career win No. 4 and with it, the $2,000 top prize in the fifth annual Copper Classic at Arizona Speedway in a race that was fraught with cautions and came down to the final two turns.
Kyle Larson Sweeps The ASCS Southwest Copper Classic
Bryan Hulbert - QUEEN CREEK, Ariz. (November 28, 2020) Making it an unprecedented 45 wins on the 2020 season, California's Kyle Larson made it a weekend sweep with the ASCS Southwest Region in the fifth running of the Copper Classic at Arizona Speedway. Through the first two turns, Rico Abreu ripped the cushion to the race lead with Hickle and Larson giving chase. Into traffic quickly, Rico continued to hold with Hickle staying within striking distance. Getting the run on Lap 7, Hickle took the point down the backstretch, but could not hold the position as Rico reclaimed the race lead. Falling to third soon after as Kyle Larson worked by, the No. 57 was in hot pursuit of Rico. To the bottom of the Speedway as the race neared the half-way point, Larson was denied the advance. Getting the rubber band wound up two laps later, Larson again shot the hub with Abreu again keeping Larson at bay. Side by side on Lap 18, Larson took the lead, but the move would not count as the caution put the No. 24 back atop the leaderboard. Keeping pace in clean air, Rico pounded the cushion with Larson running in his tire tracks while the battle for third saw Macedo take it away from Hickle. Starting to find the back of the field again, a mistake by Rico with eight laps to go was just enough for Larson to steal the lead. Pulling away through the closing laps, Larson crossed with 2.584-seconds to spare. Taking away second in the closing laps, Carson Macedo crossed ahead of Rico Abreu for the California podium sweep. Washington's J.J. Hickle grabbed fourth with Missouri's Garet Williamson completing the top five. Buddy Kofoid crossed sixth with Colton Hardy seventh. Justin Sanders was eighth with Chase Majdic making up nine spots to ninth. Devon Borden completed the top ten. The 2021 event lineup for the ASCS Southwest Region is in the works and will be announced in the coming months. Through everything that has transpired in 2020, officials with the American Sprint Car Series cannot thank enough everyone who has continued to support Sprint Car racing in the Southwest. For other news, notes, and information on the American Sprint Car Series, from the National Tour to any of the nine Regional Tours that make up ASCS Nation in 2020, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com, follow on Facebook, on Instagram, and Twitter (@LucasOilASCS). Race Results: ASCS Southwest Region Arizona Speedway (Queen Creek, Ariz.) 5th annual Copper Classic (Night 2) Saturday, November 28, 2020 Car Count: 55 Heat Races (Top 30 in passing points advance to the Qualifiers) Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 2XM-Max Mittry[1]; 2. 5H-Michael Faccinto[3]; 3. 56-Sammy Swindell[10]; 4. 16A-Justin Sanders[6]; 5. 4-Logan Calderwood[4]; 6. 9R-Reece Goetz[9]; 7. 46JR-Joel Myers Jr[7]; 8. 2B-Billy Chester III[8]; 9. 50S-Rocky Silva[2]; 10. 67-Brian Thomas[5] Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 5T-Ryan Timms[2]; 2. 7-Gary Taylor[1]; 3. 13-Tim Kaeding[6]; 4. 19A-Buddy Kofoid[5]; 5. 19-Colby Thornhill[8]; 6. 01-Mitchel Moles[3]; 7. 115-Nick Parker[7]; 8. 38B-Blake Carrick[9]; 9. 18-Lorne Wofford[4] Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 1-Dylan Harris[1]; 2. 8-Devon Borden[3]; 3. 7Z-Zane Blanchard[5]; 4. 5C-Colby Copeland[8]; 5. 1B-Brenham Crouch[9]; 6. 5V-Kalib Henry[7]; 7. 131-Royal Jones[6]; 8. 47-Charles Davis Jr[2]; 9. 22B-Jesse Baker[4] Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 24-Rico Abreu[1]; 2. 83T-Tanner Carrick[2]; 3. 2X-Chase Majdic[3]; 4. 01X-John Carney[8]; 5. 20G-Noah Gass[7]; 6. 1X-Robbie Price[9]; 7. 7K-Mason Keefer[5]; 8. 12JG-Josh Grady[6]; 9. 14-Cody Sickles[4] Heat 5 (8 Laps): 1. 41-Colton Hardy[1]; 2. 57-Kyle Larson[6]; 3. 29-Jeff Oliver[9]; 4. 17C-Chris Bullock[3]; 5. 12J-John Clark[8]; 6. 5K-Patrick Krob[2]; 7. 14T-Tim Estenson[5]; 8. 2-Alex Pettas[7]; 9. 40X-Mike Archuleta[4] Heat 6 (8 Laps): 1. 88N-DJ Netto[2]; 2. 63-JJ Hickle[4]; 3. 19AZ-Spencer Bayston[8]; 4. 24W-Garet Williamson[9]; 5. 21-Carson Macedo[7]; 6. 9-Dustin Freitas[3]; 7. 6-Jett Carney[1]; 8. 3V-Jim Vanzant[6]; 9. 91-Chase Goetz[5] Qualifiers (Top 16 in combined passing points advance to the A-Feature) Qualifier 1 (10 Laps): 1. 41-Colton Hardy[2]; 2. 24W-Garet Williamson[4]; 3. 21-Carson Macedo[10]; 4. 5H-Michael Faccinto[1]; 5. 16A-Justin Sanders[8]; 6. 19AZ-Spencer Bayston[5]; 7. 2X-Chase Majdic[9]; 8. 56-Sammy Swindell[6]; 9. 83T-Tanner Carrick[7]; 10. 2XM-Max Mittry[3] Qualifier 2 (10 Laps): 1. 8-Devon Borden[1]; 2. 63-JJ Hickle[4]; 3. 19A-Buddy Kofoid[9]; 4. 5T-Ryan Timms[5]; 5. 1B-Brenham Crouch[7]; 6. 5C-Colby Copeland[2]; 7. 29-Jeff Oliver[6]; 8. 19-Colby Thornhill[8]; 9. 9R-Reece Goetz[10]; 10. 1-Dylan Harris[3] Qualifier 3 (10 Laps): 1. 24-Rico Abreu[3]; 2. 57-Kyle Larson[4]; 3. 13-Tim Kaeding[2]; 4. 88N-DJ Netto[5]; 5. 1X-Robbie Price[8]; 6. 7Z-Zane Blanchard[1]; 7. 7-Gary Taylor[7]; 8. 20G-Noah Gass[9]; 9. 12J-John Clark[6]; 10. 01X-John Carney[10] B-Features (Top 4 from each advance to the A-Feature) B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 56-Sammy Swindell[1]; 2. 5V-Kalib Henry[7]; 3. 5C-Colby Copeland[2]; 4. 20G-Noah Gass[4]; 5. 91-Chase Goetz[15]; 6. 46JR-Joel Myers Jr[9]; 7. 9-Dustin Freitas[8]; 8. 1-Dylan Harris[5]; 9. 2B-Billy Chester III[12]; 10. 6-Jett Carney[13]; 11. 17C-Chris Bullock[6]; 12. 22B-Jesse Baker[16]; 13. 131-Royal Jones[10]; 14. 3V-Jim Vanzant[14]; 15. 7K-Mason Keefer[11]; 16. (DNF) 7Z-Zane Blanchard[3]; 17. (DNF) 67-Brian Thomas[17]; 18. (DNS) 01X-John Carney; 19. (DNS) 9R-Reece Goetz; 20. (DNS) 40X-Mike Archuleta B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 2X-Chase Majdic[2]; 2. 1X-Robbie Price[1]; 3. 83T-Tanner Carrick[5]; 4. 01-Mitchel Moles[9]; 5. 38B-Blake Carrick[12]; 6. 2XM-Max Mittry[6]; 7. 12J-John Clark[7]; 8. 2-Alex Pettas[14]; 9. 4-Logan Calderwood[8]; 10. 18-Lorne Wofford[17]; 11. 5K-Patrick Krob[10]; 12. 50S-Rocky Silva[19]; 13. 12JG-Josh Grady[15]; 14. (DNF) 14T-Tim Estenson[13]; 15. (DNF) 7-Gary Taylor[3]; 16. (DNF) 115-Nick Parker[11]; 17. (DNF) 47-Charles Davis Jr[16]; 18. (DNF) 14-Cody Sickles[18]; 19. (DNF) 19-Colby Thornhill[4] A-Feature A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 57-Kyle Larson[3]; 2. 21-Carson Macedo[6]; 3. 24-Rico Abreu[2]; 4. 63-JJ Hickle[1]; 5. 24W-Garet Williamson[4]; 6. 19A-Buddy Kofoid[8]; 7. 41-Colton Hardy[5]; 8. 16A-Justin Sanders[12]; 9. 2X-Chase Majdic[18]; 10. 8-Devon Borden[7]; 11. 19AZ-Spencer Bayston[13]; 12. 5V-Kalib Henry[19]; 13. 88N-DJ Netto[10]; 14. 56-Sammy Swindell[17]; 15. 5T-Ryan Timms[9]; 16. 5C-Colby Copeland[21]; 17. 01-Mitchel Moles[24]; 18. 1B-Brenham Crouch[14]; 19. 20G-Noah Gass[23]; 20. 13-Tim Kaeding[11]; 21. 83T-Tanner Carrick[22]; 22. 29-Jeff Oliver[16]; 23. 5H-Michael Faccinto[15]; 24. 1X-Robbie Price[20] American Sprint Car Series | O: (918) 838-3777 | F: (918) 836-5517 | www.ascsracing.com Media Contact: Bryan Hulbert | announcer@ascsracing.com | @bryanhulbert
Two Kings Royals and four new tracks highlight 2021 Outlaws Sprint schedule
In 2021 the Outlaws sprint car schedule will visit 27 states for more than 90 races ... Typically an asphalt track, Revolution Park Speedway in Monroe, La. will get covered in dirt for a Saturday show ...
Winter Bash on December 3rd at 7pm
Winter Bash on December 3rd at 7pm on https://www.facebook.com/UltimatedirtTV
Jamie Larsen Wins New Zealand Sprintcar Grand Prix, Pickens Wins Midget Feature
New Zealand Sprint Car Grand Prix Western Springs Speedway Auckland, New Zealand Saturday November 27, 2020 Winged 410 Sprint Cars Heat Race #1: 1. 73K-Brian Edwards 2. 22A-Dean Brindle 3. 88M-Keaton Dahm 4. 76A-Steve Smith
Larson Wins ASCS Copper Classic Preliminary Feature
Taking advantage of the Heat/Qualifier format to its full extent on Night 1 of the fifth annual Copper Classic at Arizona Speedway, California's Kyle Larson grabbed win No. 44 on the 2020 season, along with his second career triumph with the ASCS Southwest Region.
Stevie Sussex Wins Non-Wing Preliminary Feature at the Copper Classic
From Bryan Hulbert QUEEN CREEK, AZ (November 27, 2020) – Kicking off the 2020 Copper Classic at Arizona Speedway, the San Tan Ford ASCS Desert Non-Wing Series welcomed a stout field of 30 drivers with
USRA Big Winter Sale is happening now
Ho Ho Hold the phone! The perfect gift for the race fan in your life is at shopusraracing.com. From now until New Year's Day—or until every item is sold, whichever comes first—all items are clearance priced. Get 2020 season shirts as low as $10 plus lots of other gifts and stocking stuffers that any race fan would love. Don't miss out. Limited quantities and sizes are available... and once they're gone, they're gone forever. Just visit shopusraracing.com to get your hands on some sweet gear before the end of the year. Shipping is $10 no matter how many items you order! To learn more about the United States Racing Association, visit USRAracing.com. You can also like us on Facebook, visit us on Instagram, follow us on Twitter and watch us on YouTube. Keep up to speed with everything USRA and subscribe to the USRA e-Newsletter at USRAracing.com/subscribe. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = USRA OFFICIAL SPONSORS: American Racer Racing Tires, Chevrolet Performance, Christie Door Company, CP-Carrillo, Fast Shafts, Jobbers Warehouse Supply, K1 RaceGear by Ryan Bowers Motorsports, KS Engineering, KSE Racing Products, Mesilla Valley Transportation, MSD Performance, MyRacePass, Nitroquest Media, Pace Performance, PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain, RacinDirt.com, Summit Racing Equipment, Sunoco Race Fuels. USRA PARTICIPATING SPONSORS: Boubin Tire & Automotive, Brodix Cylinder Heads, Mensink Racing Products, PBM Performance Products, Traeger Wood Pellet Grills by Elliott Motorsports, YouDirt.com. USRA CONTINGENCY SPONSORS: AFCO Racing Products, Allstar Performance, Beyea Headers, Bryke Racing, BSB Manufacturing, Champ Pans, Edelbrock, Forty9 Designs, Genesis Racing Shocks, Hooker Harness, Integra Racing Shocks and Springs, JE Pistons, Jerovetz Motorsports Racing Parts, Keyser Manufacturing, Landrum Performance Springs, Medieval Chassis, QA1, RacerWebsite.com, Real Racing Wheels, Sybesma Graphics, Wehrs Machine & Race Products, Wilwood Racing. USRA RACE TRACKS: 81 Speedway, 82 Speedway, Alien Motor Speedway, Ark-La-Tex Speedway, Big O Speedway, Buffalo Creek Speedway, Caney Valley Speedway, Cedar County Raceway, Cedar Lake Speedway, Chateau Speedway, Cotton Bowl Speedway, Creek County Speedway, Dallas County Speedway, Deer Creek Speedway, Devil's Bowl Speedway, Fayette County Speedway, Gondik Law Speedway, Hamilton County Speedway, Humboldt Speedway, I-35 Speedway, I-37 Speedway, I-90 Speedway, Lake Ozark Speedway, Lakeside Speedway, Lawton Speedway, Lebanon Midway Speedway, Legit Speedway Park, Longdale Speedway, Lucas Oil Speedway, Mason City Motor Speedway, Mississippi Thunder Speedway, Monarch Motor Speedway, Nevada Speedway, Nobles County Speedway, Outlaw Motor Speedway, Rapid Speedway, Red Dirt Raceway, Route 66 Motor Speedway, RPM Speedway, South Texas Speedway, Sports Park Raceway, Springfield Raceway, Stuart International Speedway, Superbowl Speedway, Texana Raceway Park, Tri-State Speedway, Upper Iowa Speedway, Vado Speedway Park, West Texas Raceway.
The USMTS Awesome Annual Thanksgiving Black Friday Cyber Monday Christmas & New Years Sale is on!
Looking for that perfect surprise gift for the race fan in your life? Have no fear, the USMTS Awesome Annual Thanksgiving Black Friday Cyber Monday Christmas & New Years Sale is happening now at shopusmts.com. Tired of the same gifts year after year? Missed out on getting that wicked cool shirt you saw at the USMTS souvenir trailer? Beginning Friday, November 27, through Sunday, Janurary 3, all remaining inventory of USMTS shirts, hoodies, hats and other items are clearance priced. Get 2020 season shirts as low as $10, long-sleeves for $15 and hoodies as low as $35. Doesn't your best deserve the Best of the Best? Limited quantities and sizes are available. Once they're gone, they're gone forever. Just visit shopusmts.com to get your hands on some sweet gear before the end of the year. Shipping is $10 no matter how many items you order! To connect with the USMTS check out USMTS.com, like us on Facebook, follow on Twitter, check us out on Instagram and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Keep up to speed by joining our email list = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = USMTS OFFICIAL SPONSORS: American Racer Racing Tires, Casey's, Chevrolet Performance, Compstar Performance Engine Components by Callies, CP-Carrillo, Dirt Draft, Eibach, Fast Shafts, FK Rod Ends, Intercomp, Jerovetz Motorsports Racing Parts, K1 RaceGear by Ryan Bowers Motorsports, KS Engineering, KSE Racing Products, Malvern Bank, Mesilla Valley Transportation, MSD Performance, MTN DEW Zero Sugar, MyRacePass, Nitroquest Media, PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain, RacinDirt.com, Snickers, Summit Racing Equipment, Super Clean, VP Racing Fuels, Wrisco Industries. USMTS PARTICIPATING SPONSORS: Boubin Tire & Automotive, Brodix Cylinder Heads, Duvall Electric, Eagle Moon Farm, JE Pistons, Miller Welders, PBM Performance Products, Rancho Milagro Racing, Rivers Edge Scrap Management, Tony Moro Powder Coat, Top of the World Ranch, YouDirt.com. USMTS CONTINGENCY SPONSORS: AFCO Racing Products, Allstar Performance, Beyea Headers, BigDeal Car Care, Brown & Miller Racing Solutions, Bryke Racing, BSB Manufacturing, Champ Pans, Deatherage Opticians, Edelbrock, Forty9 Designs, Genesis Racing Shocks, Hooker Harness, Integra Racing Shocks and Springs, Keyser Manufacturing, Maxima Racing Oils, Penske Racing Shocks, QA1, RacerWebsite.com, Real Racing Wheels, Simpson Performance Products, Swift Springs, Sybesma Graphics, Tire Demon, Wehrs Machine & Race Products, Wilwood Racing.
Hope race car owner going full steam ahead for 2021
Craig Sims of Hope, owner of PCC Motorsports, has announced that North Carolina racer Kyle Strickler will pilot his race car in 2021 full-time with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series.The team made ...
Fonda Speedway management getting ready for 2021 season
FONDA — After a challenging 2020 due to New York State-imposed COVID-19 regulations, Fonda Speedway will be back – stronger than ever – in 2021. The BD Motorsports Media LLC management team returns ...
SEASON 2 SCHEDULE: DIRTcar eSports Returns with Two Leagues on iRacing
New points system, new Big-Block Modified racing, new points system and more beginning Dec. 2 CONCORD, NC - DIRTcar Racing's newest venture into the virtual realm is back. After a successful first season that began back in April, the DIRTcar eSports staff is proud to unveil its plans for Season 2 of action and continue its partnership with iRacing Motorsport Simulations. Two separate leagues will run under the DIRTcar eSports banner for Season 2, each competing live on DIRTVision presented by Drydene every Wednesday night from Dec. 2 to Jan. 13, with the season finale events on Jan. 27 for a total of eight races in each league. DIRTcar eSports Tour The DIRTcar eSports Tour is the first of two default-fixed-setup leagues set for action in Season 2, keeping a similar style of competition with four rotating DIRTcar-branded divisions in iRacing Dirt: UMP Modifieds, Pro Late Models, 305/360 Sprint Cars, and the long-awaited addition to the platform scheduled for an early December release - the Super DIRTcar Series Big-Block Modifieds. Tour events are open to any and all drivers on iRacing, regardless of iRating or license class. The tournament-style event format from Season 1 also makes its return - a potential three-round qualifying system, dependent on the number of entrants, with a maximum of 240 entrants. The Final Feature now has a standard purse across all car types, paying out $250 to the winner, $175 for second, $100 for third and $20 to start. Each winner's share is presented by the event's sponsor, including DIRTcar Racing's fine partners at Summit Racing Equipment, Drydene Performance Products, Bicknell Racing Products, NOS Energy Drink, Cometic Gasket, Hoosier Racing Tire and VP Racing Fuels. A $20 registration fee is required of all entrants upon registration, which closes the Monday before each event at 8pm Eastern Time. Should the car count warrant Preliminary Shows and/or Qualifying Rounds, those will be contested on Tuesday night, viewable exclusively to iRacing members. The 24 qualified drivers transferring out of the Preliminary Shows and into the Final Round will all hit the virtual track Wednesday night, free to all DIRTVision account holders. Tuesday night Tour league Qualifying Rounds and/or Preliminary Shows, if necessary, will begin with a 10-minute open practice session at 6:50pm ET; Wednesday night's action on DIRTVision will follow suit, beginning with open practice at 6:50pm ET. New to the Tour league in Season 2 is the addition of a championship points system, modeled after the real-life DIRTcar Racing national points scale, which will award each driver who enters an event points toward the overall championship. A $250 championship check and custom DIRTcar eSports Tour Season 2 trophy will be awarded to the driver with the most points at the completion of all eight Tour races. TOUR REGISTRATION Season 2 DIRTcar eSports Tour Schedule (all start times 6:50pm ET) 1) December 2 - UMP Modifieds at Kokomo, pres. by Summit Racing Equipment 2) December 9 - Pro Late Models at Charlotte, pres. by Drydene 3) December 16 - Big-Blocks at Weedsport pres. by Bicknell 4) December 23 - 360 Sprints at Knoxville pres. by NOS Energy Drink 5) December 30 - UMP Modifieds at Fairbury pres. by Summit Racing Equipment 6) January 6 - 305 Sprints at Chili Bowl pres. by NOS Energy Drink 7) January 13 - Pro Late Models at Eldora pres. by Hoosier Racing Tire 8) January 27 - Big-Blocks at Lernerville pres. by VP Racing Fuels Chevy Performance Street Stock League The Chevy Performance Street Stock League will run adjacent to the DIRTcar eSports Tour, Wednesday nights on DIRTVision and Preliminary/Qualifying Rounds (if necessary) on Tuesday nights. Servers will launch for open practice sessions at 7:50pm ET on both nights. Unlike the Tour league, this default-fixed-setup Street Stock League is open only to those drivers with Dirt Oval iRatings of 4800 and below (at the time of registration) and will not follow a championship points system over the eight scheduled races. This is designed in part to encourage more participation from the more casual/non-Pro iRacers and provide the Street Stock racing crowd with a great place to race for cash prizes. Each Final Feature will be $100-to-win, courtesy of Chevy Performance. The runner-up will receive $75, $50 for third place and $10-to-start. A $10 registration fee is required of all entrants upon registration, which closes the Monday before each event at 8pm Eastern Time. STREET STOCK REGISTRATION Chevy Performance Street Stock League Schedule (all start times 7:50pm ET) 1) December 2 - Lanier National Speedway 2) December 9 - USA International Speedway 3) December 16 - Limaland Motorsports Park 4) December 23 - Volusia Speedway Park 5) December 30 - Weedsport Speedway 6) January 6 - Limaland Motorsports Park 7) January 13 - USA International Speedway 8) January 27 - Lanier National Speedway
USRA 2021 rules published, ready for download
The 2021 rules for all USRA-sanctioned divisions in the Summit USRA Weekly Racing Series have been posted on the USRA website at usraracing.com/rules and are available for competitors to download and print. "As we have since we started (the USRA) in 2002, we keep an eye on the financial ramifications to competitors for every line in the rulebook but we also want to foster American-made ingenuity," said USRA president Todd Staley. "Zero changes is always the easiest on pocketbooks, but we also have to be aware of the direction each class is heading and what regulations will either slow it's growth or help it expand." There are no major changes for any division heading into 2021, Staley added. "We've really stepped up our game over the past couple of seasons with regards to research, testing and studying on-track results of the different rules packages," said Director of Track Operations Bryce Hall. "We feel we have a superior, solid rules package over the alternative, and that has resulted in a big increase in the number of sanctioned racetracks." The USRA has grown from 28 tracks hosting 60 sanctioned divisions in 2018 to 49 tracks hosting 105 divisions during the 2020 racing season—and during a pandemic no less. There are currently eight divisions sanctioned for competition in the Summit USRA Weekly Racing Series. The list includes USRA Modifieds, American Racer USRA Stock Cars, USRA B-Mods, Sunoco USRA Factory Stocks, USRA Limited Mods, Mensink Racing Products USRA Hobby Stocks, USRA Tuners and USRA Late Models. And while the organization is not the biggest or oldest in the dirt track racing sphere, the cost of licensing and mandated parts is equal to or less than the USRA's competition while the USRA track, regional and national points funds are as lucrative—and usually more so—than similar organizations twice its size. All class rules are posted except USRA Tuners. Those rules will be published the first week of December. To learn more about the United States Racing Association, visit USRAracing.com. You can also like us on Facebook, visit us on Instagram, follow us on Twitter and watch us on YouTube. Keep up to speed with everything USRA and subscribe to the USRA e-Newsletter at USRAracing.com/subscribe. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = USRA OFFICIAL SPONSORS: American Racer Racing Tires, Chevrolet Performance, Christie Door Company, CP-Carrillo, Fast Shafts, Jobbers Warehouse Supply, K1 RaceGear by Ryan Bowers Motorsports, KS Engineering, KSE Racing Products, Mesilla Valley Transportation, MSD Performance, MyRacePass, Nitroquest Media, Pace Performance, PEM Racing Gears & Drivetrain, RacinDirt.com, Summit Racing Equipment, Sunoco Race Fuels. USRA PARTICIPATING SPONSORS: Boubin Tire & Automotive, Brodix Cylinder Heads, Mensink Racing Products, PBM Performance Products, Traeger Wood Pellet Grills by Elliott Motorsports, YouDirt.com. USRA CONTINGENCY SPONSORS: AFCO Racing Products, Allstar Performance, Beyea Headers, Bryke Racing, BSB Manufacturing, Champ Pans, Edelbrock, Forty9 Designs, Genesis Racing Shocks, Hooker Harness, Integra Racing Shocks and Springs, JE Pistons, Jerovetz Motorsports Racing Parts, Keyser Manufacturing, Landrum Performance Springs, Medieval Chassis, QA1, RacerWebsite.com, Real Racing Wheels, Sybesma Graphics, Wehrs Machine & Race Products, Wilwood Racing. USRA RACE TRACKS: 81 Speedway, 82 Speedway, Alien Motor Speedway, Ark-La-Tex Speedway, Big O Speedway, Buffalo Creek Speedway, Caney Valley Speedway, Cedar County Raceway, Cedar Lake Speedway, Chateau Speedway, Cotton Bowl Speedway, Creek County Speedway, Dallas County Speedway, Deer Creek Speedway, Devil's Bowl Speedway, Fayette County Speedway, Gondik Law Speedway, Hamilton County Speedway, Humboldt Speedway, I-35 Speedway, I-37 Speedway, I-90 Speedway, Lake Ozark Speedway, Lakeside Speedway, Lawton Speedway, Lebanon Midway Speedway, Legit Speedway Park, Longdale Speedway, Lucas Oil Speedway, Mason City Motor Speedway, Mississippi Thunder Speedway, Monarch Motor Speedway, Nevada Speedway, Nobles County Speedway, Outlaw Motor Speedway, Rapid Speedway, Red Dirt Raceway, Route 66 Motor Speedway, RPM Speedway, South Texas Speedway, Sports Park Raceway, Springfield Raceway, Stuart International Speedway, Superbowl Speedway, Texana Raceway Park, Tri-State Speedway, Upper Iowa Speedway, Vado Speedway Park, West Texas Raceway.
RICHEST WEEKEND IN PACE RUSH SPRINT CAR HISTORY TO TAKE PLACE JUNE 19-20 AT MCKEAN & BRADFORD FOR A PAIR OF $1000 TO-WIN, $175 TO-START EVENTS
(November 25, 2020) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Pulaski, PA)...The Pace Performance RUSH Sprint Car Series together with Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC is thrilled to announce the richest weekend in Series history will take place on June 19-20, 2021. A pair of $1,000 to-win, $175 to-start Equipment Rental Options Weekly Series special events will be held on back-to-back nights just 15 miles apart in McKean County, Pennsylvania with Saturday night at McKean County Raceway and Sunday night at Bradford Speedway. After not operating each of the past two seasons, McKean will be under new management in 2021 led by Close Racing Supply owner Joel Smith and former promoter Ken Leet. MCR will be running a specials-only slate of events that includes the RUSH Late Models and RUSH Pro Mods. Bradford meanwhile had an excellent first season under Dennis Cummings despite the pandemic. Bradford features the RUSH Late Models and RUSH Pro Mods weekly. "This will be a tremendous addition to our schedule," stated RUSH Director Vicki Emig. "The northern racers have been hoping for some additional events up that way and it's been awhile since we've been to McKean or Bradford. To have two $1000 to-win races 15 miles apart on successive nights is awesome. McKean has already done some reconfiguration to their 1/3-mile track to make the racing better, while our past shows at Bradford on the 1/4-mile bullring were very exciting." Prior to the McKean-Bradford doubleheader, the week will start off early on Tuesday (June 15) at Sharon Speedway for a $600 to-win, $150 to-start race part of the All Star Circuit of Champions' Ohio Sprint Speedweek that will be broadcast live on FloRacing.com. This will create three Equipment Rental Options Weekly Series specials in six days! After a promising year one in 2018, rain wiped out 40% of the schedule in 2019, and the Series was hard hit by COVID-19 this past year, but still 27 different cars competed. However, all signs are pointing upward for 2021 as a bevy of new competitors will be making their debut, over 30 shows are expected with approximately 50% paying $600 or more to-win and several will be broadcast on FloRacing, DIRTVision and Lernerville TV. Drivers will be battling for the $20,000 Equipment Rental Options Weekly Series Championship with $5,000 going to the winner plus the "Futures Cup" Championship will return. Chad Ruhlman won the only RUSH Sprint Car event ever run at McKean back in 2018, while Ruhlman also swept both events at Bradford in 2018. In 2019 at Bradford, Bradley Blackshear won his first career Sprint Car race. Ruhlman went on to win the championship both of those years, while Jeremy Weaver was the 2020 Equipment Rental Options Weekly Series champion for Hull Racing. Sixteen-year-old Nolan Groves was the "Futures Cup" Champion with a trio of podium finishes. McKean & Dog Hollow Payoff: 1. $1,000 2. $500 3. $350 4. $275 5. $250 6. $240 7. $230 8. $225 9. $220 10. $215 11. $210 12. $205 13. $200 14. $195 15. $190 16. $185 17. $180 18-24. $175. Tow/Non-Qualifier $75. McKean County Raceway is a 1/3-mile dirt track located at the McKean County Fairgrounds in East Smethport, Pa. at the intersections of Route 6 and 46. For more information on McKean County Family Raceway, check out their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/McKeanCountyRacewayMCR. Follow them on Twitter @McKeanCoRaceway. Bradford Speedway is a 1/4-mile dirt track located at 330 Summit Road, Bradford, PA 16701. For more information, check out their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/Bradford-Speedway-109610073932081. RUSH Racing Series is brought to you by Pace Performance together with Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC along with the support of Hoosier Tire, Bilstein Shocks, Sunoco Race Fuels, Bazell Race Fuels, Insinger Performance, MSD Performance, Holley Performance Products, Hovis Auto & Truck Supply, FK Rod Ends, Wehrs Machine & Racing Products, Schoenfeld Headers, Jones Racing Products, TBM Brakes, Performance Bodies & Parts, Racing Electronics, Dirt Defender, Wrisco Industries, Frankland Racing Supply, Landrum Performance Spring, Ontime Body & Graphic, Zarin Truck & Automotive, Sherwood Wheels, Alternative Power Sources, Precise Racing Products, Lincoln Electric, Velocita-USA, CrateInsider.com, and Wedge Motorsports. E-mail can be sent to the RUSH Racing Series at info@rushracingseries.com and snail mail to 4368 Route 422, Pulaski, PA 16143. Office phone is 724-964-9300 and fax is 724-964-0604. The RUSH Sprint Car Series website is www.rushsprintcars.com. Like our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/rushprintcars and follow us on Twitter @RUSHSprints.
2020 USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK NATIONAL MIDGET SEASON REVIEW
Speedway, Indiana (November 25, 2020).........A USAC NOS Energy Drink National Midget season unlike any other wound up as the closest championship race in series history - one single point between champion Chris Windom and runner-up Tyler Courtney in the final tally for 2020. A season that began with a two-and-a-half month absence from the racetrack between March and May due to the COVID-19 pandemic, finished with Windom (Canton, Ill.) completing his career Triple Crown with USAC's three national divisions by earning the midget championship after collecting prior titles with Silver Crown in 2016 and AMSOIL National Sprint Cars in 2017. Comparatively, early in his career, Windom was an instant success in Silver Crown and Sprints where he has ultimately become one of the winningest drivers of his era. But that wasn't exactly the case in midgets. After capturing the 2006 USAC Kenyon Midget championship, the then-16-year-old set forth on his USAC National racing career, and competed in Midgets full-time right out of the box, finishing an impressive eighth in the feature his first time out at Arizona's Manzanita Speedway, which featured a field of 62 drivers in total. However, few drivers ever had to wait as long as Windom to reach victory lane for the first time in USAC NOS Energy Drink National Midget competition, 102 starts to be exact. Finally, that night arrived for him in June of 2019 during Indiana Midget Week at Lawrenceburg. The triumph, as Windom stated at the time, put him at a "loss for words" in victory lane. He'd win once more in 2019 for Clauson-Marshall Racing, but during the offseason, made the decision to embark on a new venture with Tucker-Boat Motorsports, a rising team with the series that needed a wheelman like him to anchor their ascent toward the top of the standings in the Tucker-Boat Motorsports/NOS Energy Drink - Pristine Auction/Spike/Speedway Toyota No. 89. "(TBM) runs a top-notch operation," Windom said at the time. "They pay close attention to detail, as does everyone at the top of the midget standings, but I just felt like I've always gotten along great with (team co-owner) Chad (Boat), and at this point I'm at in my career, this is the right move for me." The move paid dividends early on for Windom and Tucker-Boat, winning in just their second time out on the 2020 USAC schedule at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala, Fla. Throughout the year, no driver and team led the points more often than Windom and TBM, holding the advantage for 20 of the 28 events while winning a total of four features, with additional scores in June at Lincoln Park Speedway in Putnamville, Ind., July at Jefferson County Speedway in Fairbury, Neb. and September at Kokomo (Ind.) Speedway. However, the tide began to turn late when a couple subpar performances by Windom were checkmated by strong results for 2019 series champ Courtney, who vaulted to the series point lead following the final race in the Midwest at Haubstadt, Indiana's Tri-State Speedway on Oct. 10, then extended his lead after the first night of Western World at Arizona Speedway on Nov. 13. When the following night resulted in engine trouble for Courtney, knocking him out of the race early, Windom stormed back to the point lead by an 11-point margin entering the final "full" points race of the year on Nov. 17 at Bakersfield (Calif.) Speedway. Having to finish within three spots of Courtney in the feature to snare the title, Windom found himself in quicksand from the start after beginning from the 20th spot on the grid. While Courtney started third and remained near the front throughout, a 25th place qualifying time shuffled Windom back to the outside of the 10th row for the 30-lap main event, forcing him to have to make up a ton of ground in a short amount of time around the 1/3-mile dirt oval. Courtney ran fourth as Windom was mired in 13th for the final restart with 10 laps remaining when Windom turned up the wick and elevated himself to seventh by the final lap. With Courtney picking up one more position to reach third with four laps to go, Windom needed one more spot in order to outjoust Courtney for the point lead. That's when Windom engaged in a seesaw, all-out war between he and sixth-running Ricky Stenhouse Jr. - Courtney's Clauson-Marshall Racing teammate - for the coveted 6th spot on the final lap in turn four, as described by Windom himself. "I slid Ricky on the white flag lap, and he crossed me over and dove to the bottom," Windom recalled. "(On the last lap), I was going to the bottom as hard as I could and drove into the back of him and he spun around. I got into him there, but I saw the position, and that was what I needed, one more spot to secure a triple crown. It was a split-second decision and that's what happened." As a result, Windom clinched the series title by a single position, a single point, tying the previous closest final margin for the series championship when Cole Whitt defeated Tracy Hines by the same amount in 2008. By doing so, Windom became the seventh member of the career Triple Crown club of drivers who've won USAC Silver Crown, National Sprint and National Midget driving championships along with Pancho Carter, Tony Stewart, Dave Darland, J.J. Yeley, Jerry Coons Jr. and Tracy Hines. "This is what I've worked my whole career for," Windom said. "The way the racetrack was tonight, we buried ourselves by not qualifying well. It was so hard to pass in the feature without throwing huge slide jobs on guys, and that's what I had to do to get to the front and get us back into contention." While Windom had essentially claimed the crown following Bakersfield, he couldn't quite enter full celebration mode yet with two "appearance points" races at Merced (Calif.) Speedway closing out the campaign, awarding 50 points across the board to all USAC National Midget licensed drivers and teams as soon as they were pushed off for hot laps. When Windom's wheels began to roll on the final night, that officially wrapped it up. "This year, I was fortunate enough to team up with Tucker-Boat Motorsports with the support of NOS Energy Drink to chase the ultimate goal of the Triple Crown," Windom stated. "Chad, Billy, Colton, Eric, Corey and Cam brought the best cars night and night out to put us in position to accomplish that. This championship was not only about me, as it was a huge accomplishment for TBM to capture their first (of many to come) USAC championship. I will be forever grateful for all the hard work that went into their preparation and fast race cars. Thank you to Lauren Albano, NOS Energy Drink, Toyota, Pristine Auction and all the great partner on TBM." Courtney's bid to become the first repeat series champion since Bryan Clauson in 2010-11 came up narrowly short, but along the way, he did collect five victories, including series debut visits to Port City Raceway in Tulsa, Okla. in May and at Caney Valley Speedway in Caney, Kan. during July. Victories also followed for Courtney at Jefferson County in July, plus a two-night "sweep" of Eastern Midget Week in August at Action Track USA in Kutztown, Pa. and Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway in Newmanstown, Pa. Tanner Thorson (Minden, Nev.), who made a late surge to put himself in the mix for the championship, finished just 28 points out of the lead in the final standings. The 2016 series champ won the 2020 season opener in February at Bubba Raceway Park, and also captured the victory in the final race of the year. He, Parnelli Jones (1964), Rich Vogler (1984), Billy Boat (1996), Jason Leffler (1999), Tony Stewart (2000) all share the distinction as the only drivers to win both the first and last race during a USAC National Midget season. It was a 2020 season unlike any other for Thorson who took third in the standings, and a season unlike most for any driver in the course of USAC National Midget racing history over the past 65 years. His first four victories this year came for Hayward Motorsports at Bubba Raceway Park in Feb., Southern Illinois Center in March, Kokomo Speedway in June and Oklahoma's Red Dirt Raceway in July. In late September, Thorson joined Tom Malloy's team where he reeled off three more wins in October at Wayne City, Ill. and in November at Arizona Speedway and Merced, making him one of just five drivers to win at least three races for two different teams in a single season in USAC National Midget history. Parnelli Jones was the first to do the deed in 1963 for Marv Edwards and Howard Linne. Mike McGreevy is the only driver to accomplish the feat twice, first in 1965 for both Jack London and the Kenyon Brothers, then again in 1969 for owners Howard Linne and Ed Lark. Rich Vogler's 1988 championship season include 11 wins for Wilke Racers and five for Jonathan Byrd. Jay Drake had been the most recent with three each for Ralph Potter, then Keith Kunz in 2000. Kyle Larson's tour of the dirt tracks during the 2020 season was a sight to behold, as it was during June's Indiana Midget Week where he won four times in six races at Paragon, Gas City, Putnamville and Lawrenceburg en route to capturing the mini-series title for the first time while also tying Bryan Clauson as the winningest IMW driver of all-time with nine victories. Equally impressive was Larson's streak of 10 top-two finishes with the series, a stretch that started in November 2019 and continued through November 2020. The presence of Buddy Kofoid with the series in 2020 was exceptional for the Rookie of the Year as he turned in one of the most impressive first-year drives in series history. The Penngrove, Calif. native had pounded on the door all throughout the year with four second-place finishes leading into his long-anticipated first career victory in September at Missouri's Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex. Once the dam finally broke, more wins flooded in for Kofoid who closed out the final week of the year with a pair of wins - Western World at Arizona Speedway and the November Classic at Bakersfield (Calif.) Speedway and a fourth-place finish in the standings. Fifth in the standings was Cannon McIntosh (Bixby, Okla.), who won twice, both in the month of September, at Sweet Springs, Mo. and Gas City, Ind. The Sweet Springs victory was quite memorable with McIntosh erasing a late-race one-second lead held by Windom in traffic. On the final lap, McIntosh ripped around the outside of turn four to nip Windom at the stripe by a half-car length for the victory - the only corner, the only lap McIntosh led throughout the evening, to earn his first victory since joining Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports at the beginning of the season, and the first overall for the team with USAC since August of 2019, 13 months prior. Speaking of long periods without a win, in his two-plus decades of racing with USAC, one piece of the puzzle had been surprisingly absent from Thomas Meseraull's resume - a NOS Energy Drink National Midget points-paying feature victory. After many a close call throughout his career, Meseraull finally sealed the deal during Harvest Cup at Haubstadt, Indiana's Tri-State Speedway in October with an overheating engine and smoke pouring from the headers during the final laps in traffic, then withstood a last lap, last corner surge from Thorson to win by a single car length at the line. While the San Jose, Calif. driver had previously won at Irwindale (Calif.) Speedway in 2004 and at the Southern Illinois Center in 2018, both victories were non-championship, special events for USAC Midgets, making this a long-awaited night for Meseraull to mark his initial tally in the series' win column after making 89 feature starts since his 1999 debut. Furthermore, he provided RMS Racing with its first ever USAC National Midget feature win in one fell swoop. Meseraull's coveted first points-paying race victory was two decades in the making, but just a month and change later, Meseraull was celebrating victory number two in the the series' first ever event at California's Merced Speedway. It was the San Jose, Calif. native's first career USAC National points feature triumph that occurred in his home state. Justin Grant ran his streak of consecutive years of winning a USAC National Midget feature to four when he notched victory on the final night of the inaugural T-Town Midget Showdown at Oklahoma's Port City Raceway in May. Not to be overlooked is the impressive debut season by Daison Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.), a sixth-place finisher in the standings and the second-best Rookie in the points behind KKM teammate Kofoid. Series veterans Tanner Carrick, 7th (Lincoln, Calif.), Grant, 8th, Andrew Layser, 9th (Collegeville, Pa.) and Cole Bodine, 10th (Rossville, Ind.) rounded out the top-ten in the final points. Inside the top-ten, for Windom, Kofoid, McIntosh, Pursley, Layser and Bodine, it was each driver's best career finish in the final USAC National Midget point standings. Also of note is 11th place points finisher Kaylee Bryson of Muskogee, Okla. who turned heads in her Rookie season with the series. She made headlines in July at Caney Valley Speedway in Kansas by earning a personal best third-place feature finish. Bryson became just the seventh female driver to record a top-five finish in a USAC National Midget feature event that night, joining the late Jeri Rice, Bev Griffis, Sarah McCune Stephanie Mockler, Taylor Ferns and Holly Shelton as the only ones to accomplish the feat. Bryson's first career Fatheadz Fast Qualifying time came during time trials at Missouri's Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex in September. By doing so, Bryson became just the fifth female to accomplish the feat in the 65-year history of the USAC National Midget division along with McCune, Sarah Fisher, Mockler and Shelton. Courtney led all drivers with 178 laps led and was tied for mast qualifying times with Thorson at five. Thorson not only led the series with the most feature wins, but also in top-fives (20), and top-tens (24). Windom snagged a series-high eight heat race wins and was one of just five drivers to start all 28 feature events in 2020 along with Courtney, Kofoid, McIntosh, Pursley and Windom. Logan Seavey (Sutter, Calif.) advanced the most positions in a single feature race, charging from the 19th starting position to finish 2nd at Port City in May. In the end, the 28-point margin between first through third in the 2020 final standings was the second closest of all-time in series history behind the 24-point separation between Tracy Hines, Thorson and Kevin Thomas Jr. in 2015. Ironically, that year marked the most recent season before Windom that a driver earned the final leg of the USAC career Triple Crown. 2020 USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK NATIONAL MIDGET STAT LEADERS Driver Champion Leader: Chris Windom Owner Champion: Tucker-Boat Motorsports #89 Rookie of the Year: Buddy Kofoid Most Feature Wins: 7-Tanner Thorson Laps Led: 178-Tyler Courtney Top-Fives: 20-Tanner Thorson Top-Tens: 24-Tanner Thorson Fast Qualifying Times: 5-Tyler Courtney & Tanner Thorson Heat Race Wins: 8-Chris Windom Feature Starts: 28-Tyler Courtney, Buddy Kofoid, Cannon McIntosh, Daison Pursley & Chris Windom Most Positions Gained in a Feature: 17-Logan Seavey (19th to 2nd on May 22 at Port City Raceway) 2020 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE & RESULTS Feb 7: Ocala, FL - Bubba Raceway Park WINNER: Tanner Thorson (Hayward Motorsports #19) Feb 8: Ocala, FL - Bubba Raceway Park WINNER: Chris Windom (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #89) Mar 7: (A) &&& Du Quoin, IL - Southern Illinois Center WINNER: Tanner Thorson (Hayward Motorsports #19) May 22: Tulsa, OK - Port City Raceway WINNER: Tyler Courtney (Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC) May 23: Tulsa, OK - Port City Raceway WINNER: Justin Grant (RAMS Racing #4A) Jun 16: @@@ Paragon, IN - Paragon Speedway WINNER: Kyle Larson (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #86) Jun 17: @@@ Gas City, IN - Gas City I-69 Speedway WINNER: Kyle Larson (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #86) Jun 18: @@@ Putnamville, IN - Lincoln Park Speedway WINNER: Kyle Larson (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #86) Jun 19: @@@ Putnamville, IN - Lincoln Park Speedway WINNER: Chris Windom (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #89) Jun 20: @@@ Lawrenceburg, IN - Lawrenceburg Speedway WINNER: Kyle Larson (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #86) Jun 21: @@@ Kokomo, IN - Kokomo Speedway WINNER: Tanner Thorson (Hayward Motorsports #19) Jul 17: Fairbury, NE - Jefferson County Speedway WINNER: Chris Windom (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #89) Jul 18: Fairbury, NE - Jefferson County Speedway WINNER: Tyler Courtney (Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC) Jul 19: Caney, KS - Caney Valley Speedway WINNER: Tyler Courtney (Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC) Jul 21: Meeker, OK - Red Dirt Raceway WINNER: Tanner Thorson (Hayward Motorsports #19) Aug 5: *** Kutztown, PA - Action Track USA WINNER: Tyler Courtney (Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC) Aug 8: *** Newmanstown, PA - Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway WINNER: Tyler Courtney (Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC) Sep 4: Sweet Springs, MO - Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex WINNER: Cannon McIntosh (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71K) Sep 5: Sweet Springs, MO - Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex WINNER: Buddy Kofoid (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67) Sep 25: Gas City, IN - Gas City I-69 Speedway WINNER: Cannon McIntosh (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71K) Sep 26: Kokomo, IN - Kokomo Speedway WINNER: Chris Windom (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #89) Oct 9: (A) Wayne City, IL - Wayne County Speedway WINNER: Tanner Thorson (Tom Malloy #25m) Oct 10: Haubstadt, IN - Tri-State Speedway WINNER: Thomas Meseraull (RMS Racing #7x) Nov 13: San Tan Valley, AZ - Arizona Speedway WINNER: Tanner Thorson (Tom Malloy #25m) Nov 14: San Tan Valley, AZ - Arizona Speedway WINNER: Buddy Kofoid (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67) Nov 17: Bakersfield, CA - Bakersfield Speedway WINNER: Buddy Kofoid (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67) Nov 20: (A) Merced, CA - Merced Speedway WINNER: Thomas Meseraull (RMS Racing #7x) Nov 21: (A) Merced, CA - Merced Speedway WINNER: Tanner Thorson (Tom Malloy #25) ------------------------ KEY DEFINITIONS ------------------------- Races noted with &&& represent an indoor event Races noted with (A) represent an appearance points race Races noted with @@@ represent an Indiana Midget Week event Races noted with *** represent an Eastern Midget Week event Races noted with (SE) represent a non-points special event ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2020 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DRIVER POINT STANDINGS POS. PTS. DRIVER, HOMETOWN 1 1,779 Chris Windom, Canton, Ill. 2 1,778 Tyler Courtney, Indianapolis, Ind. 3 1,751 Tanner Thorson, Minden, Nev. 4 1,707 Buddy Kofoid (R), Penngrove, Calif. 5 1,532 Cannon McIntosh, Bixby, Okla. 6 1,348 Daison Pursley (R), Locust Grove, Okla. 7 1,271 Tanner Carrick, Lincoln, Calif. 8 1,179 Justin Grant, Ione, Calif. 9 1,133 Andrew Layser, Collegeville, Pa. 10 1,128 Cole Bodine, Rossville, Ind. 11 904 Kaylee Bryson (R), Muskogee, Okla. 12 879 Emerson Axsom (R), Franklin, Ind. 13 859 Thomas Meseraull, San Jose, Calif. 14 839 Robert Dalby, Anaheim, Calif. 15 779 Logan Seavey, Sutter, Calif. 16 776 Chase Johnson (R), Penngrove, Calif. 17 745 Ethan Mitchell, Mooresville, N.C. 18 615 Kevin Thomas Jr., Cullman, Ala. 19 604 Clinton Boyles (R), Greenwood, Mo. 20 526 Jerry Coons Jr., Tucson, Ariz. 21 388 Tyler Thomas, Collinsville, Okla. 22 370 Brady Bacon, Broken Arrow, Okla. 23 360 Shane Golobic, Fremont, Calif. 24 358 Sam Johnson, St. Peters, Mo. 25 356 Hayden Reinbold (R), Gilbert, Ariz. 26 336 Jake Neuman, New Berlin, Ill. 27 318 Noah Gass (R), Mounds, Okla. 28 306 Jason McDougal, Broken Arrow, Okla. 29 304 Chase Randall (R), Waco, Texas 30 291 Ace McCarthy (R), Tahlequah, Okla. 31 286 Brenham Crouch (R), Lubbock, Texas 32 280 Bryant Wiedeman (R), Colby, Kan. 33 263 Jesse Love (R), Menlo Park, Calif. 34 236 Maria Cofer (R), Macdoel, Calif. 35 231 Zeb Wise, Angola, Ind. 36 227 Zach Daum, Pocahontas, Ill. 37 223 Trey Gropp (R), Lincoln, Neb. 38 184 Oliver Akard (R), Fort Myers, Fla. 39 161 Steve Buckwalter, Royersford, Pa. 40 127 Tyler Nelson, Olathe, Kan. 41 90 David Budres, Beloit, Wis. 42 86 Dave Darland, Lincoln, Ind. 43 80 Curtis Spicer (R), Marysville, Kan. 44 80 Jesse Colwell, Red Bluff, Calif. 45 67 Mark Cole (R), Lebanon, N.H. 46 39 Presley Truedson (R), Kennedy, Minn. 47 27 Kenney Johnson (R), Bethany, Conn. ® = USAC NOS Energy Drink National Midget Rookie ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2020 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP OWNER POINT STANDINGS POS. PTS. ENTRANT, TEAM LOCATION 1 1,779 Tucker-Boat Motorsports, Mooresville, N.C. (#89) 2 1,778 Clauson-Marshall Racing, Fishers, Ind. (#7BC) 3 1,707 Keith Kunz Motorsports/Curb-Agajanian, Columbus, Ind. (#67) 4 1,532 Keith Kunz Motorsports/Curb-Agajanian, Columbus, Ind. (#71K) 5 1,348 Keith Kunz Motorsports/Curb-Agajanian, Columbus, Ind. (#9) 6 1,343 Hayward Motorsports, Morrison, Ill. (#19) 7 1,141 Petry Motorsports, Greenfield, Ind. (#35) 8 1,133 Tucker-Boat Motorsports, Mooresville, N.C. (#82) 9 1,128 Clauson-Marshall Racing, Fishers, Ind. (#39BC) 10 1,125 Petry Motorsports, Greenfield, Ind. (#5) 11 1,025 Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Ind. (#71) 12 879 Petry Motorsports, Greenfield, Ind. (#15) 13 859 RMS Racing, Western Springs, Ill. (#7x) 14 839 Robert Dalby Motorsports, Chino, Calif. (#4) 15 776 Tom Malloy, El Monte, Calif. (#25c) 16 722 Bundy Built Motorsports, Mooresville, N.C. (#19m) 17 664 Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports, Gilbert, Ariz. (#19AZ) 18 661 RAMS Racing, Lees Summit, Mo. (#4A) 19 654 RMS Racing, Western Springs, Ill. (#98) 20 483 Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Ind. (#97) 21 461 Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Ind. (#67K) 22 436 Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports, Gilbert, Ariz. (#19A) 23 388 Brian Thomas, Catoosa, Okla. (#91T) 24 360 Matt Wood Racing, Elk Grove, Calif. (#17w) 25 358 Sam Johnson, O'Fallon, Mo. (#72) 26 344 Dave Mac Motorsports, Bixby, Okla. (#28) 27 309 Jim Neuman, New Berlin, Ill. (#3N) 28 284 Petry Motorsports, Greenfield, Ind. (#25) 29 276 Steve Reynolds, Springfield, Ill. (#21KS) 30 267 Tucker-Boat Motorsports, Mooresville, N.C. (#84) 31 243 MSW Motorsports, Collinsville, Okla. (#00) 32 236 Johnny Cofer, Macdoel, Calif. (#57) 33 230 Klatt Enterprises, Hastings, Neb. (#4B) 34 227 Daum Motorsports, Pocahontas, Ill. (#5D) 35 184 Dan & Shellie Akard, Fort Myers, Fla. (#41) 36 181 Steve Reynolds, Springfield, Ill. (#21K) 37 164 Randy Gass, Mounds, Okla. (#20G) 38 150 Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Ind. (#97K) 39 129 Brian Buckwalter, Royersford, Pa. (#25B) 40 129 Dave Mac Motorsports, Collinsville, Okla. (#08) 41 127 Tyler Nelson, Indianapolis, Ind. (#88) 42 90 Manic Racing, Beloit, Wis. (#31) 43 86 Dan & Patricia Harris, Fort Worth, Texas (#2ND) 44 80 Spicer Racecraft, Phillipsburg, Kan. (#4s) 45 67 Mark Cole, Lebanon, N.H. (#6x) 46 49 Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Ind. (#71x) 47 42 Randy Heckman, Blandon, Pa. (#12) 48 30 4J Motorsports, Mooresville, Ind. (#4J) 49 27 Jeff Johnson, Bethany, Conn. (#46) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2020 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROOKIE DRIVER POINT STANDINGS POS. PTS. DRIVER, HOMETOWN 1 1,707 Buddy Kofoid, Penngrove, Calif. 2 1,348 Daison Pursley, Locust Grove, Okla. 3 904 Kaylee Bryson, Muskogee, Okla. 4 879 Emerson Axsom, Franklin, Ind. 5 776 Chase Johnson, Penngrove, Calif. 6 604 Clinton Boyles, Greenwood, Mo. 7 356 Hayden Reinbold, Gilbert, Ariz. 8 318 Noah Gass, Mounds, Okla. 9 304 Chase Randall, Waco, Texas 10 291 Ace McCarthy, Tahlequah, Okla. 11 286 Brenham Crouch, Lubbock, Texas 12 280 Bryant Wiedeman, Colby, Kan. 13 263 Jesse Love, Menlo Park, Calif. 14 236 Maria Cofer, Macdoel, Calif. 15 223 Trey Gropp, Lincoln, Neb. 16 184 Oliver Akard, Fort Myers, Fla. 17 80 Curtis Spicer, Marysville, Kan. 18 67 Mark Cole, Lebanon, N.H. 19 39 Presley Truedson, Kennedy, Minn. 20 27 Kenney Johnson, Bethany, Conn. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2020 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP STATISTICS FEATURE WINS: 7-Tanner Thorson (Feb 7 at Bubba Raceway Park, Mar 7 at the Southern Illinois Center, Jun 21 at Kokomo Speedway, Jul 21 at Red Dirt Raceway, Oct 9 at Wayne County Speedway, Nov 13 at Arizona Speedway & Nov 21 at Merced Speedway) 5-Tyler Courtney (May 22 at Port City Raceway, Jul 18 at Jefferson County Speedway, Jul 19 at Caney Valley Speedway, Aug 5 at Action Track USA & Aug 8 at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway) 4-Kyle Larson (Jun 16 at Paragon Speedway, Jun 17 at Gas City I-69 Speedway, Jun 18 at Lincoln Park Speedway & Jun 20 at Lawrenceburg Speedway) 4-Chris Windom (Feb 8 at Bubba Raceway Park, Jun 19 at Lincoln Park Speedway, Jul 17 at Jefferson County Speedway & Sep 26 at Kokomo Speedway) 3-Buddy Kofoid (Sep 5 at Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex, Nov 14 at Arizona Speedway & Nov 17 at Bakersfield Speedway) 2-Cannon McIntosh (Sep 4 at Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex & Sep 25 at Gas City I-69 Speedway) 2-Thomas Meseraull (Oct 10 at Tri-State Speedway & Nov 20 at Merced Speedway) 1-Justin Grant (May 23 at Port City Raceway) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- FEATURE LAPS LED: 178-Tyler Courtney 159-Tanner Thorson 156-Chris Windom 97-Buddy Kofoid 75-Cannon McIntosh 65-Thomas Meseraull 54-Kyle Larson 38-Justin Grant 36-Tanner Carrick 19-Logan Seavey 10-Jerry Coons Jr. & Gio Scelzi 7-Cole Bodine 4-Jason McDougal & Ethan Mitchell 3-Daison Pursley 2-Emerson Axsom 1-Clinton Boyles, Kaylee Bryson & Kevin Thomas Jr. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOP-FIVE FEATURE FINISHES: 20-Tanner Thorson 19-Tyler Courtney & Chris Windom 14-Buddy Kofoid 12-Cannon McIntosh 8-Kyle Larson 4-Emerson Axsom, Spencer Bayston, Tanner Carrick, Thomas Meseraull & Daison Pursley 3-Kyle Cummins, Justin Grant & Logan Seavey 2-Jerry Coons Jr., Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Kevin Thomas Jr. & Tyler Thomas 1-Christopher Bell, Cole Bodine, Clinton Boyles, Kaylee Bryson, Robert Dalby, Shane Golobic, Chase Johnson, Andrew Layser, Carson Macedo, Gio Scelzi & Kyle Simon --------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOP-TEN FEATURE FINISHES: 24-Tanner Thorson 22-Buddy Kofoid & Chris Windom 21-Tyler Courtney 19-Cannon McIntosh 16-Tanner Carrick 15-Justin Grant 14-Daison Pursley 9-Kyle Larson & Andrew Layser 8-Emerson Axsom, Thomas Meseraull & Logan Seavey 7-Chase Johnson 6-Cole Bodine, Clinton Boyles & Jerry Coons Jr. 5-Spencer Bayston, Kaylee Bryson, Kyle Cummins, Robert Dalby & Kevin Thomas Jr. 4-Carson Macedo & Tyler Thomas 3-Shane Golobic 2-Sam Johnson, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. & Zeb Wise 1-Rico Abreu, Brady Bacon, Jonathan Beason, Christopher Bell, Ryan Bernal, Jesse Colwell, Zach Daum, Andrew Felker, Trey Gropp, Ace McCarthy, Jason McDougal, Ethan Mitchell, Mitchel Moles, Jake Neuman, Chase Randall, Trey Robb, Gio Scelzi & Kyle Simon ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- FATHEADZ EYEWEAR FAST QUALIFYING TIMES: 5-Tyler Courtney & Tanner Thorson 4-Kyle Larson 3-Cannon McIntosh & Chris Windom 2-Logan Seavey 1-Spencer Bayston, Kaylee Bryson, Thomas Meseraull, Ethan Mitchell & Kevin Thomas Jr. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- HEAT RACE WINS: (Presented by Simpson Race Products, Competition Suspension, Inc., AutoMeter & Indy Race Parts) 8-Chris Windom 7-Tyler Courtney, Cannon McIntosh & Thomas Meseraull 6-Justin Grant & Buddy Kofoid 5-Clinton Boyles, Kevin Thomas Jr. & Tanner Thorson 4-Cole Bodine 3-Emerson Axsom, Tanner Carrick, Jason McDougal & Daison Pursley 2-Brady Bacon, Spencer Bayston, Kaylee Bryson, Chase Johnson, Sam Johnson, Andrew Layser, Carson Macedo, & Tyler Thomas 1-Jonathan Beason, Christopher Bell, Ryan Bernal, Alex Bright, Jerry Coons Jr., Kyle Cummins, Robert Dalby, Michael Faccinto, Noah Gass, Justin Grant, Kyle Larson, Ace McCarthy, Mitchel Moles, Chase Randall, Gio Scelzi, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. & Zeb Wise --------------------------------------------------------------------------- QUALIFYING RACE WINS: 2-Cannon McIntosh 1-Brady Bacon, Tyler Courtney, Justin Grant, Buddy Kofoid, Jake Neuman & Logan Seavey --------------------------------------------------------------------------- SEMI-FEATURE WINS: 6-Daison Pursley 2-Logan Seavey & Chris Windom 1-Rico Abreu, Spencer Bayston, Cole Bodine, Kaylee Bryson, Tanner Carrick, Tyler Courtney, Brenham Crouch, Justin Grant, Chase Johnson, Buddy Kofoid, Andrew Layser, Cannon McIntosh, Trey Gropp, Sam Johnson, Ethan Mitchell, Kyle Simon & Tyler Thomas ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- C-MAIN WINS: 1-Brenham Crouch, Blake Hahn, Jesse Love, Jason McDougal, Ethan Mitchell, Aiden Purdue, Hayden Reinbold, Brody Roa & Logan Seavey ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- FEATURE STARTS: 28-Tyler Courtney, Buddy Kofoid, Cannon McIntosh, Daison Pursley & Chris Windom 27-Cole Bodine & Tanner Thorson 26-Tanner Carrick 22-Kaylee Bryson & Justin Grant 21-Andrew Layser 18-Emerson Axsom & Robert Dalby 17-Thomas Meseraull 15-Chase Johnson 14-Ethan Mitchell & Logan Seavey 13-Clinton Boyles & Kevin Thomas Jr. 10-Jerry Coons Jr. 9-Brady Bacon & Kyle Larson 8-Spencer Bayston, Shane Golobic, Jake Neuman & Tyler Thomas 7-Kyle Cummins, Noah Gass, Sam Johnson, Jason McDougal & Chase Randall 6-Ace McCarthy 5-Jonathan Beason, Zach Daum, Trey Gropp, Jesse Love, Carson Macedo, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. & Bryant Wiedeman 4-Rico Abreu, Steve Buckwalter, Hayden Reinbold & Zeb Wise 3-Maria Cofer, Brenham Crouch, Emilio Hoover & Trey Marcham 2-Oliver Akard, Alex Bright, Jeff Champagne, Mark Cole, Jesse Colwell, Colby Copeland, Michael Faccinto, Andrew Felker, Carson Garrett, Michael Magic, Shannon McQueen, Dennis Misuraca, Mitchel Moles, Chance Morton, Keith Rauch, Tony Rossi, Gio Scelzi & Dillon Welch 1-Christopher Bell, Robert Bell, Ryan Bernal, Cody Brewer, Chance Crum, Dave Darland, Hank Davis, Ronnie Gardner, Jimmy Glenn, Frankie Guerrini, Eric Heydenreich, Kenney Johnson, Chase Jones, Tyler Nelson, Daryn Pittman, Brody Roa, Trey Robb, Kendall Ruble, Stephen Schnapf, Karter Sarff, Steven Shebester, Chris Sheil, Kyle Simon, Landon Simon, Curtis Spicer, Zac Taylor, Presley Truedson, Kevin Woody Jr., Ben Worth & Alex Yankowski --------------------------------------------------------------------------- KSE RACING PRODUCTS "HARD CHARGER" OF THE RACE: Feb 7: Bubba Raceway Park - Zeb Wise (12th to 6th) Feb 8: Bubba Raceway Park - Chris Windom (10th to 1st) Mar 7: Southern Illinois Center - Tanner Thorson (15th to 1st) May 22: Port City Raceway - Logan Seavey (19th to 2nd) May 23: Port City Raceway - Andrew Layser (21st to 6th) Jun 16: Paragon Speedway - Logan Seavey (22nd to 8th) Jun 17: Gas City I-69 Speedway - Kyle Larson (14th to 1st) Jun 18: Lincoln Park Speedway - Kyle Larson (15th to 1st) Jun 19: Lincoln Park Speedway - Thomas Meseraull (21st to 10th) Jun 20: Lawrenceburg Speedway - Cannon McIntosh (22nd to 6th) Jun 21: Kokomo Speedway - Jerry Coons Jr. (20th to 8th) Jul 17: Jefferson County Speedway - Sam Johnson (19th to 9th) Jul 18: Jefferson County Speedway - Emerson Axsom (9th to 2nd) Jul 19: Caney Valley Speedway - Trey Gropp (22nd to 6th) Jul 21: Red Dirt Raceway - Jonathan Beason (18th to 8th) Aug 5: Action Track USA - Cannon McIntosh (18th to 5th) Aug 8: Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway - Tanner Thorson (19th to 5th) Sep 4: Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex - Cannon McIntosh (13th to 1st) Sep 5: Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex - Andrew Layser (19th to 7th) Sep 25: Gas City I-69 Speedway - Tanner Thorson (17th to 4th) Sep 26: Kokomo Speedway - Chris Windom (14th to 1st) Oct 9: Wayne County Speedway - Cole Bodine (20th to 12th) Oct 10: Tri-State Speedway - Kaylee Bryson (22nd to 9th) Nov. 13: Arizona Speedway - Chris Windom (20th to 8th) Nov. 14: Arizona Speedway - Daison Pursley (16th to 3rd) Nov. 17: Bakersfield Speedway - Chris Windom (20th to 6th) Nov. 20: Merced Speedway - Tanner Thorson (15th to 5th) Nov. 21: Merced Speedway - Tanner Carrick (21st to 16th) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- WILWOOD BRAKES 13TH PLACE FINISHERS: Feb 7: Bubba Raceway Park - Steve Buckwalter Feb 8: Bubba Raceway Park - Tanner Thorson Mar 7: Southern Illinois Center - Ace McCarthy May 22: Port City Raceway - Thomas Meseraull May 23: Port City Raceway - Jason McDougal Jun 16: Paragon Speedway - Zach Daum Jun 17: Gas City I-69 Speedway - Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Jun 18: Lincoln Park Speedway - Tanner Carrick Jun 19: Lincoln Park Speedway - Chase Johnson Jun 20: Lawrenceburg Speedway - Zach Daum Jun 21: Kokomo Speedway - Spencer Bayston Jul 17: Jefferson County Speedway - Cole Bodine Jul 18: Jefferson County Speedway - Kaylee Bryson Jul 19: Caney Valley Speedway - Ethan Mitchell Jul 21: Red Dirt Raceway - Ethan Mitchell Aug 5: Action Track USA - Chris Windom Aug 8: Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway - Ethan Mitchell Sep 4: Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex - Emerson Axsom Sep 5: Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex - Trey Marcham Sep 25: Gas City I-69 Speedway - Logan Seavey Sep 26: Kokomo Speedway - Tanner Carrick Oct 9: Wayne County Speedway - Cody Brewer Oct 10: Tri-State Speedway - Chase Randall Nov. 13: Arizona Speedway - Jerry Coons Jr. Nov. 14: Arizona Speedway - Emerson Axsom Nov. 17: Bakersfield Speedway - Clinton Boyles Nov. 20: Merced Speedway - Logan Seavey Nov. 21: Merced Speedway - Ricky Stenhouse Jr. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SALDANA RACING PRODUCTS FIRST NON-TRANSFERS: Mar 7: Southern Illinois Center - Aiden Purdue & Anthony Nicholson May 22: Port City Raceway - Trey Marcham May 23: Port City Raceway - Blake Hahn Jun 16: Paragon Speedway - Clinton Boyles Jun 17: Gas City I-69 Speedway - Maria Cofer Jun 18: Lincoln Park Speedway - Andrew Layser Jun 19: Lincoln Park Speedway - Ronnie Gardner Jun 20: Lawrenceburg Speedway - Kevin Thomas Jr. Jun 21: Kokomo Speedway - Landon Simon Jul 17: Jefferson County Speedway - Lance Bennett Jul 18: Jefferson County Speedway - Collin Rinehart Jul 19: Caney Valley Speedway - Emilio Hoover Jul 21: Red Dirt Raceway - Emilio Hoover Aug 5: Action Track USA - Glenn Waterland Aug 8: Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway - Glenn Waterland Sep 4: Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex - Ethan Mitchell Sep 5: Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex - Gage Rucker Sep 25: Gas City I-69 Speedway - Brenham Crouch Sep 26: Kokomo Speedway - Gage Rucker Oct 9: Wayne County Speedway - Andrew Layser Oct 10: Tri-State Speedway - Bryant Wiedeman Nov. 13: Arizona Speedway - Ethan Mitchell Nov. 14: Arizona Speedway - Jerry Coons Jr. Nov. 17: Bakersfield Speedway - Logan Seavey Nov. 20: Merced Speedway - Tyler Courtney Nov. 21: Merced Speedway - Jonathan Beason ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ALL-TIME USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FEATURE WINS 1. [111 wins] Mel Kenyon 2. [95 wins] Rich Vogler 3. [78 wins] Bob Wente 4. [63 wins] Bob Tattersall 5. [59 wins] Sleepy Tripp 6. [48 wins] Jimmy Davies 7. [38 wins] Bryan Clauson 8. [35 wins] Tracy Hines 9. [31 wins] Gene Hartley & Chuck Rodee 11. [30 wins] Dave Darland, Mike McGreevy & Johnny Parsons 14. [27 wins] Gary Bettenhausen & Tony Stewart 16. [25 wins] Darren Hagen, Parnelli Jones & Dave Strickland 19. [24 wins] Billy Engelhart 20. [23 wins] Christopher Bell, Tom Bigelow, Pancho Carter, Tommy Copp, Kyle Larson, Kevin Olson & Billy Vukovich 27. [22 wins] Bobby East & Shorty Templeman 29. [21 wins] Steve Cannon, Jimmy Caruthers, Rex Easton & Ken Schrader 33. [20 wins] A.J. Foyt & Tanner Thorson 35. [19 wins] Jerry Coons Jr., Stan Fox & Jason Leffler 38. [18 wins] Tyler Courtney & Dave Steele 40. [17 wins] Jay Drake & J.J. Yeley 42. [16 wins] Rico Abreu, George Amick, Billy Cantrell, Lee Kunzman, Bobby Olivero & Henry Pens 48. [15 wins] Don Branson & Larry Rice 49. [14 wins] Chuck Arnold, Jack Turner & Leroy Warriner 53. [13 wins] Steve Knepper, Don Meacham, Ryan Newman & Stevie Reeves 57. [12 wins] Danny Caruthers, Gene Force, Russ Gamester, Jeff Gordon, Bobby Grim & Ron Shuman 63. [11 wins] Kasey Kahne, Jimmy Knight, Bob McLean, Johnny Moorhouse, Bobby Santos & Brad Sweet 69. [10 wins] Allen Heath, Doug Kalitta, Brad Kuhn, Steve Lotshaw, Jerry McClung & Chuck Weyant 75. [9 wins] Billy Boat, Chad Boat, Tony Elliott & Chuck Gurney 79. [8 wins] Brady Bacon, Merle Bettenhausen, Tony Bettenhausen, Hank Butcher, Kevin Doty, Dan Drinan, Ronnie Duman, Brian Gerster, Kenny Irwin Jr, Eddie Johnson, Michael Lewis, Andy Michner & Josh Wise 92. [7 wins] Tommy Astone, Jack Hewitt, Don Horvath, Page Jones, Kenneth Nichols, Larry Patton, Les Scott, Len Sutton & Johnnie Tolan 101. [6 wins] Donnie Beechler, George Benson, Dana Carter, Bob Cicconi, Robby Flock, Nick Fornoro, Jr., Arnie Knepper, Logan Seavey, Ricky Shelton, Mike Streicher, Dave Strickland, Jr., Kevin Thomas, Jr., Roger West & Chris Windom 115. [5 wins] Spencer Bayston, Mike Bliss, Lonnie Caruthers, Larry Dickson, Mike Fedorcak, Burt Foland, Justin Grant, Mack McClellan, Danny McKnight, Cliff Spalding, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. & Jerry Weeks 127. [4 wins] Caleb Armstrong, Teddy Beach, Johnny Boyd, Frank Burany, Russ Congdon, Ray Elliott, Aaron Fike, Danny Frye, Billy Garrett, Mike Gregg, Jim Hettinger, John Heydenreich, Bubby Jones, Levi Jones, Andy Linden, Bobby Marshman, Roger McCluskey, Billy Mehner, Ken Nichols, Jeff Nuckles, Jan Opperman, Michael Pickens, Gary Ponzini, Davey Ray, Eddie Sachs, Don Schilling, Sam Sessions, George Snider, Dale Swaim, Kevin Swindell, Rodger Ward, & Zeb Wise 159. [3 wins] John Batts, Gays Biro, Shane Cottle, Allen Crowe, Zach Daum, Bruce Field, A.J. Fike, Drew Fornoro, Gene Gennetten, Rick Goudy, Bob Hare, Bob Hauck, Jeff Heywood, Bill Homeier, Sam Isenhower, Jim Keeker, Buddy Kofoid, Jim McClean, Cannon McIntosh, Warren Mockler, Dave Moses, Earl Motter, Jerry Nuckles, Danny Oakes, Johnnie Parsons, Porky Rachwitz, Johnny Riva, Johnny Roberts, Lowell Sachs, Billy Shuman, Tom Steiner, Bobby Unser & Billy Wease 192. [2 wins] Al Alpern, Sonny Ates, Johnny Baldwin, Jim Beckley, Dean Billings, Alan Brown, Jack Calabrase, Johnny Cofer, Mel Cornett, Cotton Farmer, Terry Farrar, Joe Garson, Chuck Gurney, Jr., Kyle Hamilton, Bob Hogle, Rick Hood, P.J. Jones, Critter Malone, Jimmy McCune, Jason McDougal, Thomas Meseraull, Aaron Pollock, Barry Reed, Lloyd Ruby, Joe Saldana, Tom Sellberg, Tony Simon, Danny Stratton, Kody Swanson, Steve Troxell, Don Vogler, Bruce Walkup, Terry Wente, Johnny White, Tommy White & Cole Whitt 227. [1 win] John Andretti, Mario Andretti, Mike Appio, Dick Atkins, Paul Bates, Harry Beck, Bud Bogard, Tony Bonadies, Dan Boorse, Don Boorse, Dwight Brown, Steve Buckwalter, Barry Butterworth, Gary Byers, Larry Cannon, Tyce Carlson, Ed Carpenter, Tanner Carrick, Dane Carter, Billy Cassella, Bill Chennault, Bill Clemons, Roy Cook, Jr., Ryan Durst, Edgar Elder, Todd Forbes, Joe Gaerte, Bradley Galedrige, Steve Gennetten, Elmer George, Potsy Goacher, Shane Golobic, David Gough, Ron Gregory, Norm Hall, Bob Harkey, Vern Harriman, Scott Hatton, Al Herman, Jordan Hermansader, Mike Hess, Jim Hines, Ted Hines, Shane Hmiel, Dean Holden, Blake Hollingsworth, Chuck Hulse, Buddy Irwin, Eddie Jackson, Van Johnson, Brent Kaeding, Bud Kaeding, Jimmy Kirk, Kevin Koch, Randy Koch, Bill Kollman, Cory Kruseman, Michael Lang, Greg Leffler, Larry McCloskey, Jim McElreath, Mel McGaughy, John Meyers, J.R. Miller, Travis Miniea, Russ Moynagh, Richard Myhre, Dick Northam, Hank Nykaza, Brian Olson, Danny O'Neill, Jim Packard, Wally Pankratz, Forrest Parker, Gene Pastor, Gary Patterson, Danny Pens, Jiggs Peters, Dick Pole, Richard Powell, Buddy Rackley, Keith Rauch, Dave Ray, Jimmy Reece, Bob Richards, Bruce Robey, Johnny Rodriguez, Gene Roehl, Jack Runyon, Sam Sauer, Gio Scelzi, Dutch Schaefer, Ryan Scott, Frank Secrist, Jimmy Sills, Jigger Sirois, Lee Smith, Ron Smoker, Ned Spath, J.P. Standley, Graham Standring, Jerry Stone, Tanner Swanson, Buddy Taylor, Tyler Thomas, Randy Tolsma, Leo Tucker, Bob Veith, Joe Walter, Eric Wilkins, Mauri Wilson, Doug Wolfgang & Billy Wood ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ALL-TIME USAC NATIONAL MIDGET DRIVER CHAMPIONS 1956: Shorty Templeman, 1957: Shorty Templeman, 1958: Shorty Templeman, 1959: Gene Hartley, 1960: Jimmy Davies, 1961: Jimmy Davies, 1962: Jimmy Davies, 1963: Bob Wente, 1964: Mel Kenyon, 1965: Mike McGreevy, 1966: Mike McGreevy, 1967: Mel Kenyon, 1968: Mel Kenyon, 1969: Bob Tattersall, 1970: Jimmy Caruthers, 1971: Danny Caruthers, 1972: Pancho Carter, 1973: Larry Rice, 1974: Mel Kenyon, 1975: Sleepy Tripp, 1976: Sleepy Tripp, 1977: Mel Kenyon, 1978: Rich Vogler, 1979: Steve Lotshaw, 1980: Rich Vogler, 1981: Mel Kenyon, 1982: Kevin Olson, 1983: Rich Vogler, 1984: Tom Bigelow, 1985: Mel Kenyon, 1986: Rich Vogler, 1987: Kevin Olson, 1988: Rich Vogler, 1989: Russ Gamester, 1990: Jeff Gordon, 1991: Mike Streicher, 1992: Stevie Reeves, 1993: Stevie Reeves, 1994: Tony Stewart, 1995: Tony Stewart, 1996: Kenny Irwin Jr., 1997: Jason Leffler, 1998: Jason Leffler, 1999: Jason Leffler, 2000: Kasey Kahne, 2001: Dave Darland, 2002: Dave Darland, 2003: J.J. Yeley, 2004: Bobby East, 2005: Josh Wise, 2006: Jerry Coons, Jr., 2007: Jerry Coons, Jr., 2008: Cole Whitt, 2009: Brad Kuhn, 2010: Bryan Clauson, 2011: Bryan Clauson, 2012: Darren Hagen, 2013: Christopher Bell, 2014: Rico Abreu, 2015: Tracy Hines, 2016: Tanner Thorson, 2017: Spencer Bayston, 2018: Logan Seavey, 2019: Tyler Courtney, 2020: Chris Windom ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ALL-TIME USAC NATIONAL MIDGET OWNER CHAMPIONS 1956: Ashley Wright, 1957: Lloyd Rahn, 1958: Lloyd Rahn, 1959: Ray Bolander, 1960: Jimmy Davies, 1961: Howard Linne, 1962: Jimmy Davies, 1963: Robert Shadday, 1964: Willard Coil, 1965: Mel & Don Kenyon, 1966: Don Kenyon, 1967: Mel & Don Kenyon, 1968: Mel & Don Kenyon, 1969: Jack Stroud, 1970: Doug Caruthers, 1971: Doug Caruthers, 1972: Shannon Buick Company, 1973: Doug Caruthers, 1974: Don Kenyon, 1975: Ron Tripp, 1976: Ron Tripp, 1977: Sherman Armstrong, 1978: Doug & Dana Caruthers, 1979: 3-K Racing Enterprises, 1980: Don Kenyon, 1981: 3-K Racing Enterprises, 1982: Nick Gojmeric, 1983: Streicher Racing, 1984: Wilke Racing, 1985: 3-K Racing Enterprises, 1986: Jonathan Byrd, 1987: Jonathan Byrd, 1988: Wilke Racers, 1989: George & Gary Gamester, 1990: Streicher Racing, 1991: Streicher Racing, 1992: Ralph Potter, 1993: Steve Lewis, 1994: Ralph Potter, 1995: Steve Lewis, 1996: Steve Lewis, 1997: Pete Willoughby, 1998: Steve Lewis, 1999: Steve Lewis, 2000: Steve Lewis, 2001: Steve Lewis, 2002: Steve Lewis, 2003: Steve Lewis, 2004: Steve Lewis, 2005: Wilke-Pak Racers, 2006: Keith Kunz Motorsports, 2007: Wilke-Pak Racers, 2008: Keith Kunz Motorsports, 2009: RW Motorsports, 2010: Corey Tucker Racing/Keith Kunz Motorsports/BCI, 2011: Corey Tucker Racing/BCI/Curb-Agajanian, 2012: Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, 2013: Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, 2014: Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, 2015: Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, 2016: Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, 2017: Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, 2018: Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, 2019: Clauson-Marshall Racing, 2020: Tucker-Boat Motorsports ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ALL-TIME USAC NATIONAL MIDGET ROOKIES OF THE YEAR 1969: Billy Engelhart, 1970: Danny Brown, 1971: Danny Caruthers, 1972: Tommy Astone, 1973: Mike Gregg, 1974: Richard Powell, 1975: Larry Patton, 1976: James McElreath, 1977: Lonnie Caruthers, 1978: Tommy Thomas, 1979: Barry Butterworth, 1980: Trevor Boys, 1981: Sherman Armstrong, 1982: Chris Maxson, 1983: John Andretti, 1984: Russ Gamester, 1985: Bobby Allen, 1986: Steve Enlow, 1987: John Meyers, 1988: Jim Keeker, 1989: Jeff Gordon, 1990: Dan Ford, 1991: Doug Kalitta, 1992: Brian Gerster, 1993: Chuck Leary, 1994: David Bridges, 1995: Ryan Newman, 1996: Carl Olsen, 1997: Nick Lundgreen, 1998: Michael Lewis, 1999: A.J. Fike, 2000: Aaron Fike, 2001: Bobby East, 2002: Teddy Beach & Ron Gregory, 2003: Ryan Durst, 2004: Todd Beach, 2005: Darren Hagen, 2006: Bryan Clauson, 2007: Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., 2008: Chad Boat, 2009: Zach Daum, 2010: Daniel Bedford, 2011: Kyle Larson, 2012: Rico Abreu, 2013: Christopher Bell, 2014: Kevin Thomas, Jr., 2015: Spencer Bayston, 2016: Carson Macedo, 2017: Tanner Carrick, 2018: Logan Seavey. 2019: Andrew Layser, 2020: Buddy Kofoid ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2020 USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK NATIONAL MIDGET DRIVER ROSTER: A RICO ABREU/St. Helena, CA (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67K) ®OLIVER AKARD/Fort Myers, FL (Dan & Shellie Akard #41) JAKE ANDREOTTI/Castro Valley, CA (Pete Davis #00) CHRIS ANDREWS/Tulsa, OK (Miller Racing #95) ®EMERSON AXSOM/Franklin, IN (Petry Motorsports #15) B TERRY BABB/Decatur, IL (A.J. Felker Racing #37) BRADY BACON/Broken Arrow, OK (Klatt Enterprises #4B, Hayward Motorsports #19 & Kelly Hinck #21H) SPENCER BAYSTON/Lebanon, IN (Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports #19AZ & & Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports #19s) JONATHAN BEASON/Broken Arrow, OK (Hard Eight Racing #8 & Beilman Motorsports #31K) KYLE BEILMAN/Los Angeles, CA (Beilman Motorsports #31B) CHRISTOPHER BELL/Norman, OK (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #84x) ROBERT BELL/Colfax, IA (Robert Bell #71B) BLAZE BENNETT/Parker, CO (Blaze Bennett #10B) LANCE BENNETT/Aurora, CO (Olivia Bennett #10) RYAN BERNAL/Hollister, CA (Matt Wood Racing #87w) TRAVIS BERRYHILL/American Canyon, CA (Travis Young #11Y) MARK BILLINGS/Columbia, MO (Mark Billings #60E) ANDY BISHOP/Harrisburg, IL (Jack Harris Racing #11 & Jack Harris Racing #91) J.D. BLACK/Grain Valley, MO (SevenJR #7JR) COLE BODINE/Rossville, IN (Clauson-Marshall Racing #39BC) BLAKE BOWER/Brentwood, CA (Tony Boscacci #10x) ®CLINTON BOYLES/Greenwood, MO (RMS Racing #98) JOE BOYLES/Greenwood, MO (Joe Boyles #98B) BLAKE BRANNON/Morgan Hill, CA (Paul Brannon #40) CODY BREWER/Choctaw, OK (Central Motorsports #96) ALEX BRIGHT/Collegeville, PA (Matt Seymour Racing #29) ®KAYLEE BRYSON/Muskogee, OK (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71) DAVID BUDRES/Beloit, WI (Manic Racing #31) STEVE BUCKWALTER/Royersford, PA (Randy & Tammy Heckman #12 & Brian Buckwalter #25B) C TANNER CARRICK/Lincoln, CA (Petry Motorsports #35 & Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #98K) ROBERT CARSON/Concord, CA (Karen & Howard Segur #99) JEFF CHAMPAGNE/Westfield, MA (Pat O'Rourke #46) THOMAS CHANDLER/Festus, MO (Thomas Chandler #1T) MARK CHISHOLM/Cheyenne, WY (Jim Neuman #3) ®MARIA COFER/Macdoel, CA (Johnny Cofer #57) ®MARK COLE/Lebanon, NH (Mark Cole #6x) JESSE COLWELL/Red Bluff, CA (Steve Reynolds #21K) JERRY COONS JR./Tucson, AZ (Petry Motorsports #5, Petry Motorsports #25, Dave Mac Motorsports #28 & Central Motorsports #85) COLBY COPELAND/Roseville, CA (Matt Wood Racing #27w) SHANE COTTLE/Kansas, IL (Danny Stamper #86c) TYLER COURTNEY/Indianapolis, IN (Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC) CADE COWLES/Coweta, OK (Kurt Gariss #70) STEVE CRAIG/Levittown, PA (Steve Craig #55) ®BRENHAM CROUCH/Lubbock, TX (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97) CHANCE CRUM/Snohomish, WA (Beilman Motorsports #31B & Clauson-Marshall Racing #39) KYLE CUMMINS/Princeton, IN (Glenn Styres Racing #3G) D ROBERT DALBY/Anaheim, CA (Robert Dalby #4) DAVE DARLAND/Lincoln, IN (Dan & Patricia Harris #2ND) ZACH DAUM/Pocahontas, IL (Daum Motorsports #5D) HANK DAVIS/Sand Springs, OK (Dean Franklin #42) JUSTIN DICKERSON/Pittsboro, IN (Mike Dickerson #21D) DUSTIN DIXON/Bartlesville, OK (Kurt Gariss #7x) STEVEN DREVICKI/Reading, PA (Randy & Tammy Heckman #12) BRYAN DROLLINGER/San Pedro, CA (Drollinger Bros. Racing #71D) MATT DURBIN/Stewardson, IL (Matt Durbin #12D) E J.R. EWING/Phillipsburg, KS (J.R. Ewing #2c) F MICHAEL FACCINTO/Hanford, CA (Marcie Campbell #7J) LOGAN FAUCON/Springfield, IL (Tom Casson #52F) ANDREW FELKER/Carl Junction, MO (Chad Shields Racing #44s) CHAD FREWALDT/Kansas City, KS (Chad Frewaldt #4F) BRODY FUSON/Bakersfield, CA (Rusty Carlile #51) G RUSS GAMESTER/Peru, IN (Gamester Racing #46) RONNIE GARDNER/Corona, CA (Iron Dome-Moonshine Motorsports #7m & Iron Dome-Moonshine Motorsports #7R) CARSON GARRETT/Littleton, CO (Broc Garrett #15) ®NOAH GASS/Mounds, OK (Dave Mac Motorsports #08, Dave Mac Motorsports #5T & Randy Gass #20G) KAMERON GLADISH/Indianapolis, IN (Nolen Racing #20) JIMMY GLENN/Middleton, DE (Jimmy Glenn (#07) SHANE GOLOBIC/Fremont, CA (Matt Wood Racing #17w) MIKE GOODMAN/Broken Arrow, OK (Travis Jenkins #11G) JUSTIN GRANT/Ione, CA (RAMS Racing #4A & Petry Motorsports #5) ®TREY GROPP/Lincoln, NE (MSW Motorsports #00 & Mounce Motorsports #54G) FRANKIE GUERRINI/San Rafael, CA (F & F Racing #63) H DEREK HAGAR/Marion, AR (Hagar Proctor Racing #9JR) BLAKE HAHN/Sapulpa, OK (Blake Hahn #52) RYAN HALL/Midlothian, TX (Ryan Hall #2) DOUG HEWITT/Piqua, OH (Case Cordonnier #82H) ERIC HEYDENREICH/Bloomsburg, PA (Rich Heydenreich #11) CASEY HICKS/Westwood, KS (Casey Hicks #5H & Casey Hicks #9H) EMILIO HOOVER/Broken Arrow, OK (Steve Reynolds #21K) I DYLAN ITO/Ventura, CA (Josh Ford Motorsports #73) J CHRIS JAGGER/Warsaw, IN (Chris Jagger #27) CHRIS JAGGER JR./Manchester, IN (Chris Jagger #32) ®CHASE JOHNSON/Penngrove, CA (Bundy Built Motorsports #19m & Tom Malloy #25c) COLBY JOHNSON/Penngrove, CA (Del Morris #27D) ®KENNEY JOHNSON/Bethany, CT (Jeff Johnson #46) SAM JOHNSON/St. Peters, MO (Sam Johnson #72) CHASE JONES/Greenwood, IN (Kenny & Reva Irwin #7K) KYLE JONES/Kennedale, TX (Iron Dome-Moonshine Motorsports #7R & Tri-Fecta Motorsports #7u) K MICHAEL KLEIN/Elsmere, KY (MWR Technology #10A) ®BUDDY KOFOID/Penngrove, CA (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67) RILEY KREISEL/Warsaw, MO (Travis Young #56AP) L KYLE LARSON/Elk Grove, CA (Kyle Larson Open Wheel #1K, Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71w & Tucker-Boat Motorsports #86) ANDREW LAYSER/Collegeville, PA (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #82) ®JESSE LOVE/Menlo Park, CA (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97 & Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97K) M CARSON MACEDO/Lemoore, CA (Tarlton Motorsports #21) MICHAEL MAGIC/Winder, GA (Mike Magic #4m & Mike Magic #5m) MIKE MAGIC/Winder, GA (Mike Magic #4m) TREY MARCHAM/Newcastle, OK (Trey Marcham #32) SHANNON MAUSTELLER/Bloomsburg, PA (Shannon Mausteller #5A) KYLE MAY/New Palestine, IN (Wayne May #39) ®ACE McCARTHY/Tahlequah, OK (Dave Mac Motorsports #28) CHASE McDERMAND/Springfield, IL (RMS Racing #40) JASON McDOUGAL/Broken Arrow, OK (Klatt Enterprises #4B & Steve Reynolds #21KS) CANNON McINTOSH/Bixby, OK (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71K) ®MAX McLAUGHLIN/Mooresville, NC (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97K) SHANNON McQUEEN/Bakersfield, CA (Shannon McQueen #7) TRES MEHLER/Oblong, IL (Kurt Stellhorn #17x) THOMAS MESERAULL/San Jose, CA (RMS Racing #7x) DENNIS MISURACA/Sanford, FL (#92) ETHAN MITCHELL/Mooresville, NC (Bundy Built Motorsports #19m, Steve Reynolds #21 & RMS Racing #98) GREG MITCHELL/Parkersburg, WV (Greg Mitchell #001) MITCHEL MOLES/Raisin City, CA (Matt Wood Racing #07w) MATT MOORE/Bethany, OK (Central Motorsports #85) JAKE MORGAN/Elk Grove, CA (Mike Sala #19w) TROY MORRIS III/Bakersfield, CA (Troy Morris Jr. #07x) CHANCE MORTON/Coweta, OK (Blane Morton #7MF) KADE MORTON/Coweta, OK (Blane Morton #84m) N TYLER NELSON/Olathe, KS (Tyler Nelson #88) D.J. NETTO/Hanford, CA (Penny Newman #88N) JAKE NEUMAN/New Berlin, IL (Jim Neuman #3N & Steve Reynolds #21KS) ANTHONY NICHOLSON/Millington, TN (Hagar-Proctor Racing #5o) O CRAIG OAKES/Marshall, TX (Mounce Motorsports #91x) RYAN OERTER/Ellicott, CO (Ryan Oerter #43) P RANDI PANKRATZ/Atascadero, CA (Wally Pankratz #8) ADAM PIERSON/East Corinth, VT (Joe Mancini #74m) DARYN PITTMAN/Owasso, OK (Pittman Motorsports #21) DAVID PRICKETT/Fresno, CA (Neverlift Motorsports #15DJ) AIDEN PURDUE/Clinton, IL (McCreery Motorsports #57D) ®DAISON PURSLEY/Locust Grove, OK (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports) R ®CHASE RANDALL/Waco, TX (Petry Motorsports #25 & Petry Motorsports #35) KEITH RAUCH/Thornton, CO (Patrick Bourke #27B) ®HAYDEN REINBOLD/Gilbert, AZ (Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports #19A & Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports #19AZ) COLLIN RINEHART/Colorado Springs, CO (Collin Rinehart #6) BRODY ROA/Garden Grove, CA (Iron Dome-Moonshine Motorsports #7m) BRANIGAN ROARK/Columbia, MO (Chad Shields Racing #4c) TREY ROBB/Newcastle, OK (Dave Mac Motorsports #08) SEAN ROBBINS/Collinsville, IL (Sean Robbins #53) TYLER ROBBINS/Collinsville, IL (Tyler Robbins #35T) RYAN ROBINSON/Foresthill, CA (Del Morris #71R) ASHLYN RODRIGUEZ/Wilton, CA (J.W. Mitchell #37m) JADON ROGERS/Worthington, IN (4J Motorsports #4J) TONY ROSSI/Brighton, CO (Tony Rossi #14) KENDALL RUBLE/Vincennes, IN (Martin's Motorsports #11m) GAGE RUCKER/Bellflower, MO (Hayward Motorsports #19G) S KARTER SARFF/Mason City, IL (Jeff Sparks #55K) C.J. SARNA/Brea, CA (C.J. Sarna #20) GIO SCELZI/Fresno, CA (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #84) CASEY SCHMITZ/Chico, CA (MSW Motorsports #00) STEPHEN SCHNAPF/Newburgh, IN (Martin's Motorsports #11m) COLE SCOTT/Goldsby, OK (Steve Scott #2s) RAY SEACH/Beloit, WI (Manic Racing #54) LOGAN SEAVEY/Sutter, CA (Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports #19A, Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports #19AZ, Steve Reynolds #21KS & RMS Racing #91L) JESSE SHAPEL/Wichita, KS (Phil Shapel #84) SHAUN SHAPEL/Wichita, KS (Phil Shapel #84s) STEVEN SHEBESTER/Tuttle, OK (Ray Williams #22x) CHRIS SHEIL/Aurora, CO (Cappy Mason #91) MATT SHERRELL/Owasso, OK (Hunt Brothers Racing #10J) KYLE SIMON/Covington, OH (Simon Racing #23s) LANDON SIMON/Tipp City, OH (Ryan Hall #2) WESLEY SMITH/Billings, MO (Rick Horn #44) JARRETT SOARES/Gilroy, CA (Steven Soares #12) CURTIS SPICER/Marysville, KS (Spicer Racecraft #4s) MATT STREETER/Galt, CA (Matt Streeter Racing #14JR) RICKY STENHOUSE JR./Olive Branch, MS (Clauson-Marshall Racing #17JR & Clauson-Marshall Racing #17s) STEVIE SUSSEX/Tempe, AZ (Glenn Styres Racing #1G) JAKE SWANSON/Anaheim, CA (Josh Ford Motorsports #73, Josh Ford Motorsports #73T & Josh Ford Motorsports #73x) T ZAC TAYLOR/Green River, WY (Todd Henry #71T) KEVIN THOMAS JR./Cullman, AL (Petry Motorsports #5 & Heffner Racing Enterprises #72) TYLER THOMAS/Collinsville, OK (Brian Thomas #91T) TANNER THORSON/Minden, NV (Hayward Motorsports #19 & Tom Malloy #25m) ®PRESLEY TRUEDSON/Kennedy, MN (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71x) U CHRIS URISH/Elkhart, IL (Tom Casson #77u) V A.J. VALIM/Gilbert, CO (Tony Valim #4T) W GLENN WATERLAND/Christchurch, NZ (Hayley Waterland #11c) DILLON WELCH/Carmel, IN (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #81x & Tucker-Boat Motorsports #84) ®BRYANT WIEDEMAN/Colby, KS (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67K) KYLE WILSON/Jenks, OK (Kurt Gariss #07) JEFF WIMMENAUER/New Whiteland, IN (Jeff Wimmenauer #15J) CHRIS WINDOM/Canton, IL (Tucker-Boat Motorsports #89) CHAD WINFREY/Gladstone, MO (Delty Winfrey #321) ZEB WISE/Angola, IN (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71 & Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97) AUSTIN WOOD/Germantown, TN (Shawn Wood #27) KEVIN WOODY JR./Victor, NY (Steve Buckwalter Racing #0 & LKK Racing #1K) BEN WORTH/Coalinga, CA (Dean Alexander #5G) Y ALEX YANKOWSKI/Covington, Township, PA (Hayward Motorsports #19G) AUSTIN YARBROUGH/Myrtle Beach, SC (McGee Racing #13A) ® = USAC NOS Energy Drink National Midget Rookie
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