Brad Loyet Tops The Hockett/McMillin Memorial For The First Time
WHEATLAND, Mo. (September 26, 2015) In an absolute display of dominance, Brad Loyet parked his Vacuworx No. 05 in Victory Lane for his first triumph at the Lucas Oil Speedway with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network to become the 18th different winner on the season.
The seventh time Brad Loyet has found Victory Lane since 2012 with the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour, the win in the fifth annual Hockett/McMillin Memorial was a special one for the Loyet family.
“Anytime you come to a race like this, it’s a huge deal. Jesse was a friend of mine. He drove one of my cars before, and actually the first winged car I ever raced was Jesse’s car at Lake of the Ozarks Speedway so it’s pretty cool to be here in Victory Lane,” said Loyet of the win. “I’ve tried really hard to get a win in a Sprint Car here. I’ve won in a Midget, but this feel great.”
Finally rolling after two failed starts that saw Scottie McDonald and Brian Brown walk away uninjured after taking hard flips, the No. 95 of Matt Covington got the jump to the lead from the pole position. Taking the runner-up spot on Lap 3 from Tony Bruce, Jr., the Loyet Landscaping No. 05 worked the cushion of the Lucas Oil Speedway to run down the A-Rock Material No. 95 of Matt Covington.
Finding traffic by Lap 8, Loyet jumped on the advantage. Closing fast, Loyet raced to the lead on Lap 10.
Caution working Lap 11, the restart saw Derek Hagar go to work on Matt Covington for second. Coming from eighth, the R.E. Enterprises No. 9jr took the spot on Lap 14.
Giving chase into traffic, all doors were slammed shut as Brad Loyet raced to victory by 6.803 seconds over Derek Hagar.
“We were way too good early on. We had the car at the beginning that we had at the end last night but hats off to my crew for giving me a good racecar to be able to come from basically mid-pack both nights, and be able to contend for the win,” commented Derek when asked about the runner-up finish. “I know how special it is to win this event. I won it last year and Jesse has a special place in all our hearts.”
Runner up both nights with the Lucas Oil ASCS, Derek completed a weekend sweep with the Impact Signs W.A.R. Non-Wing Sprints for Hockett Motorsports
Holding off the charge of Tony Bruce, Jr. the third spot went to Matt Covington, who ended a 22 race drought between podium finishes.
“We’ve had good speed in the car lately, the driver’s just been making a few mistakes. I did it out there too. I just stayed bottom to middle too long and Loyet showed me the way on the top, but the car felt great. It was the same car we had last night and you know, I’ve been on the pole here before, and thought I was going to win and we fell back to fourth on that one, got third on this one, so we’re getting better and that’s all we can ask for.”
Tim Crawley worked middle to top in the closing laps to get to fourth in the Mike Ward Motorsports No. 88x with Danny Lasoski tearing his way through the field from 21st to complete the top five in the Creason Pipeline No. 33L.
Dicing it up with Johnny Herrera and Tony Bruce, Jr. in the closing laps, Ian Madsen was able to grab sixth with Herrera seventh followed by Bruce. Sam Hafertepe, Jr. from 18th was ninth with Wayne Johnson making the most of a 23rd place provisional start to round out the top-ten.
Losing Danny Wood and Ricky Lee Stangl to crashes on Friday night, Matt Close and Danny Lasoski filled in those spots to bring the event count to 53 drivers. Six Heat Races went to Morgan Turpen, Tim Crawley, Johnny Herrera, Brandon Hanks, Jonathan Cornell, and Chance Morton. B-Feature wins went to Seth Bergman, Sam Hafertepe, Jr., and Randy Martin. Provisional starts were used by Wayne Johnson and Jordan Weaver. It was the first time this season either driver has had to use a provisional.
The final outing of the season for the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, Jonathan Cornell picked up his fourth series championship.
The Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network competes next at the Devil’s Bowl Speedway in Mesquite, Texas on Friday, October 16 and Saturday, October 17. More information on the Winter Nationals can be found at http://www.devilsbowl.com.
For continued updates on the American Sprint Car Series, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour
Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region
5th annual Hockett/McMillin Memorial
Lucas Oil Speedway - Wheatland, Mo.
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Car Count: 51
Event Count: 53
Heat Races (8 Laps): Winners plus the next 6 highest in passing points to the A-Feature. Top 4 from Friday and Top 4 in passing points will redraw will redraw.
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 10M-Morgan Turpen[1]; 2. 92-Jordan Weaver[3]; 3. 1X-Brad Ryun[6]; 4. 4-Evan Martin[5]; 5. 76-Jay Russell[7]; 6. 5-Matt Close[4]; 7. 72X-Josh Fisher[8]; 8. (DNF) 31N-Kevin Ulmer[2]
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 88X-Tim Crawley[2]; 2. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[3]; 3. 52-Blake Hahn[8]; 4. 33L-Danny Lasoski[7]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[4]; 6. 40-Howard Moore[1]; 7. 51-Mitchell Moore[5]; 8. 7S-Lee Lengel[6]
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 45X-Johnny Herrera[4]; 2. 14-Randy Martin[3]; 3. 95-Matt Covington[8]; 4. 8M-Kade Morton[1]; 5. 85-Forrest Sutherland[2]; 6. 31-Justin Webb[7]; 7. 33-Kris Miller[5]; 8. (DNF) 49-Ben Brown[6]
Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 84-Brandon Hanks[2]; 2. 14K-Kyle Bellm[4]; 3. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[8]; 4. 81A-Chris Morgan[3]; 5. 91-Steven Russell[5]; 6. 22-Koby Barksdale[6]; 7. 3-Dustin Adams[7]; 8. 48-Dean Hathman[1]
Heat 5 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 2. 18M-Ian Madsen[5]; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel[4]; 4. 77X-Wayne Johnson[6]; 5. 16-Anthony Nicholson[2]; 6. 17W-Harli White[8]; 7. 34-Corey Nelson[3]; 8. 27-Danny Thoman[7]
Heat 6 (8 Laps): 1. 7M-Chance Morton[1]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman[3]; 3. 88-Scottie McDonald[7]; 4. 38-Cody Baker[5]; 5. 92J-J.R. Topper[2]; 6. 99-Andrew Turley[6]; 7. (DNF) 24-Lanny Carpenter[4]
B-Features (12 Laps): Top 2 in each advance to the tail of the A-Feature.
B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 23-Seth Bergman[2]; 2. 87-Aaron Reutzel[3]; 3. 16-Anthony Nicholson[7]; 4. 92-Jordan Weaver[1]; 5. 10-Terry Gray[6]; 6. 17W-Harli White[5]; 7. 40-Howard Moore[9]; 8. 33-Kris Miller[10]; 9. 38-Cody Baker[4]; 10. 48-Dean Hathman[12]; 11. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman[11]; 12. (DNF) 99-Andrew Turley[8]
B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[1]; 2. 33L-Danny Lasoski[2]; 3. 76-Jay Russell[4]; 4. 77X-Wayne Johnson[3]; 5. 31-Justin Webb[6]; 6. 5-Matt Close[8]; 7. 7S-Lee Lengel[11]; 8. (DNF) 8M-Kade Morton[5]; 9. (DNF) 72X-Josh Fisher[9]; 10. (DNF) 92J-J.R. Topper[7]; DNS 24-Lanny Carpenter; DNS 31N-Kevin Ulmer
B Feature 3 (12 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin[1]; 2. 4-Evan Martin[3]; 3. 91-Steven Russell[5]; 4. 1X-Brad Ryun[2]; 5. 22-Koby Barksdale[7]; 6. 51-Mitchell Moore[9]; 7. 85-Forrest Sutherland[6]; 8. 34-Corey Nelson[10]; 9. 49-Ben Brown[11]; 10. (DNF) 3-Dustin Adams[8]; 11. (DNF) 81A-Chris Morgan[4]
A-Feature (30 Laps):
A Feature 1 (30 Laps): 1. 05-Brad Loyet[3]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[8]; 3. 95-Matt Covington[1]; 4. 88X-Tim Crawley[11]; 5. 33L-Danny Lasoski[21]; 6. 18M-Ian Madsen[9]; 7. 45X-Johnny Herrera[6]; 8. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[2]; 9. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[18]; 10. 77X-Wayne Johnson[23]; 11. 87-Aaron Reutzel[20]; 12. 14K-Kyle Bellm[13]; 13. 28-Jonathan Cornell[15]; 14. 17-Josh Baughman[7]; 15. 92-Jordan Weaver[24]; 16. 14-Randy Martin[19]; 17. 4-Evan Martin[22]; 18. 52-Blake Hahn[4]; 19. 84-Brandon Hanks[12]; 20. 7M-Chance Morton[16]; 21. (DNF) 10M-Morgan Turpen[14]; 22. (DNF) 23-Seth Bergman[17]; 23. (DNF) 21-Brian Brown[5]; 24. (DNF) 88-Scottie McDonald[10]
Lap Leader(s): Matt Covington 1-9; Brad Loyet 10-30
KSE Hard Charger: Danny Lasoski +16
FSR High Point: Johnny Herrera
Provisional(s): Wayne Johnson; Jordan Weaver
Brian Brown Wins Friday Night at the Hockett/McMillin Memorial
WHEATLAND, Mo. (September 25, 2015) For the second time since 2006, Missouri’s Brian Brown parked the Casey’s General Store / FVP No. 21 in Victory Lane at the Lucas Oil Speedway with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network.
Brown’s 15th Lucas Oil ASCS triumph, the No. 21 led non-stop in Friday’s 25 lap preliminary A-Feature event after adjusting his line on the opening lap to keep Josh Baughman at bay.
“Anytime you start near the front, you always have to be aware of what’s going on. We don’t get to race near home very often and I can hear a few of you guys booing, but it feels good to win in Missouri, especially at a race of this magnitude,” said Brown when asked about his run. “It’s not just a race, it’s an event, and anytime I can win a race with the name Jesse Hockett and Daniel McMillin in it means a lot. We weren’t always the best of friends, and we race each other hard, but one thing we always had was respect.”
Finding slower traffic on Lap 9, Brown was stalked around the back markers by the EE Systems No. 17 of Josh Baughman. Seeing a few small windows of opportunity, none opened wide enough for the Odessa, Texas shoe as the pair ran away from the field. Chasing in third, Evan Martin held the position until Lap 16, losing the spot to ninth starting Derek Hagar with Kyle Bellm in tow.
Green until Lap 20 for a caution for Wayne Johnson, who saw his night end, the restart saw a shake up in the top four transfer drivers as 11th starting Ian Madsen worked to fourth with Sam Hafertepe, Jr. cracking the top five.
Caution again on Lap 23 for an incident involving Aaron Reutzel and Matt Covington, with the No. 95 not be able to continue, the final two laps saw Brown unchallenged; however, the race for the final three lock-in spots for Saturday were anyone’s guess as Derek Hagar put Baughman to third with a slide job.
Commenting on his night, Hagar said, “We were in late Heat Race, and had good passing points, just those earlier Heats put us out of the redraw by one spot, but the guys at Lucas Oil Speedway do a heck of a job working this race track, and I enjoy racing here,” said Derek Hagar. “We were able to race our way up through there, and that last restart really helped us where I could just stay on Baughman’s rear bumper, and he kind of spun his tires and I was able to get the slide job.”
Hagar went on to win the night’s A-Feature with the Impact Signs W.A.R. Non-Wing Sprint Cars.
Baughman’s third podium in four outings with the Lucas Oil ASCS, Josh was ultimately not happy with a third place finish after chasing Brown for the lead most of the race, but was still pleased to be locked into Saturday’s A-Feature.
“We’re locked in, just not where we wanted to finish. Hats off to Brian, he did a great job. On that start, he got us going into on there and it was on the top and kind of follow the leader and I thought I was going to get him in lapped traffic, but we didn’t get in much for very long and the last two cautions got us.”
While the podium was set Brad Loyet, Ian Madsen, and Sam Hafertepe, Jr. fought tooth and nail for fourth with Hafertepe going for the Hail Mary slide, sending both he and Madsen all over the cushion, leaving the low line open for Brad Loyet to go from sixth to fourth in the final turns with Ian Madsen coming back to complete the top-five.
Sam Hafertepe, Jr. was sixth with Kyle Bellm ending up seventh. Evan Martin crossed eighth with Jonathan Cornell and Johnny Herrera completing the top-ten.
A stout 51 drivers made the call with six Heat Races going to Kyle Bellm, Brad Loyet, Brian Brown, Derek Hagar, Johnny Herrera, and Ian Madsen winning. B-Features numbered three with Wayne Johnson, Seth Bergman, and Tim Crawley grabbing wins. Provisionals were used by Aaron Reutzel and Matt Covington.
The fifth annual Hockett/McMillin Memorial continues Saturday, September 26, 2015 with races getting underway at 6:30 P.M. (CT).
For continued updates on the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour
Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region
5th annual Hockett/McMillin Memorial
Lucas Oil Speedway - Wheatland, Mo.
Friday, September 25, 2015
Car Count: 51
Heat Races (8 Laps): Winners plus the next 10 highest in passing points to the A-Feature. Top 8 in points will redraw.
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 14K-Kyle Bellm[2]; 2. 38-Cody Baker[8]; 3. 17-Josh Baughman[9]; 4. 52-Blake Hahn[3]; 5. 14-Randy Martin[1]; 6. 17W-Harli White[6]; 7. 76-Jay Russell[5]; 8. 27-Danny Thoman[7]; 9. 49-Ben Brown[4]
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 05-Brad Loyet[1]; 2. 81A-Chris Morgan[2]; 3. 88X-Tim Crawley[4]; 4. 10M-Morgan Turpen[7]; 5. 40-Howard Moore[8]; 6. 16-Anthony Nicholson[3]; 7. 22-Koby Barksdale[6]; 8. (DNF) 88-Scottie McDonald[9]; DNS 7M-Chance Morton
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown[2]; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell[5]; 3. 77X-Wayne Johnson[4]; 4. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[7]; 5. 8M-Kade Morton[1]; 6. 34-Corey Nelson[3]; 7. 91-Steven Russell[6]; 8. 31-Justin Webb[8]; DNS 31N-Kevin Ulmer
Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar[2]; 2. 72X-Josh Fisher[3]; 3. 4-Evan Martin[8]; 4. 33-Kris Miller[6]; 5. 3-Dustin Adams[5]; 6. 99-Andrew Turley[7]; 7. (DNF) 85-Forrest Sutherland[4]; 8. (DNF) 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl[1]
Heat 5 (8 Laps): 1. 45X-Johnny Herrera[1]; 2. 51-Mitchell Moore[4]; 3. 23-Seth Bergman[2]; 4. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[8]; 5. 84-Brandon Hanks[6]; 6. 92-Jordan Weaver[7]; 7. 1X-Brad Ryun[3]; 8. (DNF) 24-Lanny Carpenter[5]
Heat 6 (8 Laps): 1. 18M-Ian Madsen[6]; 2. 10-Terry Gray[5]; 3. 95-Matt Covington[4]; 4. 48-Dean Hathman[3]; 5. 81W-Danny Wood[1]; 6. 7S-Lee Lengel[7]; 7. (DNF) 87-Aaron Reutzel[8]; 8. (DNF) 92J-J.R. Topper[2]
B-Features (12 Laps): Top 2 in each advance to the tail of the A-Feature.
B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 88X-Tim Crawley[1]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[3]; 3. 92-Jordan Weaver[5]; 4. 17W-Harli White[7]; 5. 84-Brandon Hanks[4]; 6. 27-Danny Thoman[10]; 7. 8M-Kade Morton[6]; 8. 85-Forrest Sutherland[9]; 9. 33-Kris Miller[2]; 10. 49-Ben Brown[11]; 11. 7M-Chance Morton[12]; DNS 22-Koby Barksdale
B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 77X-Wayne Johnson[1]; 2. 52-Blake Hahn[3]; 3. 16-Anthony Nicholson[6]; 4. 88-Scottie McDonald[9]; 5. 91-Steven Russell[7]; 6. 40-Howard Moore[2]; 7. 3-Dustin Adams[4]; 8. 92J-J.R. Topper[10]; 9. 1X-Brad Ryun[8]; 10. 7S-Lee Lengel[5]; DNS 31N-Kevin Ulmer; DNS 81W-Danny Wood
B Feature 3 (12 Laps): 1. 23-Seth Bergman[2]; 2. 34-Corey Nelson[7]; 3. 95-Matt Covington[1]; 4. 24-Lanny Carpenter[10]; 5. 76-Jay Russell[8]; 6. 99-Andrew Turley[4]; 7. 31-Justin Webb[9]; 8. 48-Dean Hathman[3]; 9. (DNF) 87-Aaron Reutzel[6]; 10. (DNF) 14-Randy Martin[5]; DNS 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl
A-Feature (25 Laps, top 4 lock into Saturday's A-Feature.):
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown[3]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[9]; 3. 17-Josh Baughman[1]; 4. 05-Brad Loyet[16]; 5. 18M-Ian Madsen[8]; 6. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[13]; 7. 14K-Kyle Bellm[4]; 8. 4-Evan Martin[2]; 9. 28-Jonathan Cornell[7]; 10. 45X-Johnny Herrera[12]; 11. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[11]; 12. 88X-Tim Crawley[17]; 13. 52-Blake Hahn[21]; 14. 23-Seth Bergman[19]; 15. 87-Aaron Reutzel[23]; 16. 81A-Chris Morgan[15]; 17. (DNF) 95-Matt Covington[24]; 18. (DNF) 77X-Wayne Johnson[18]; 19. (DNF) 51-Mitchell Moore[10]; 20. (DNF) 10M-Morgan Turpen[20]; 21. (DNF) 38-Cody Baker[5]; 22. (DNF) 34-Corey Nelson[22]; 23. (DNF) 10-Terry Gray[6]; 24. (DNF) 72X-Josh Fisher[14]
Lap Leader(s): Brian Brown 25
KSE Hard Charger: Brad Loyet +12
FSR High Point: Ian Madsen
Provisional(s): Aaron Reutzel (BPP), Matt Covington (BPP)
ASCS Warrior Victory Goes to Toby Chapman at U.S. 36 Raceway
CAMERON, Mo. (September 12, 2015) Nebraska’s Toby Chapman added his name to the list of winners with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region on Saturday night, topping action at the U.S. 36 Raceway in Cameron, Mo.
The second time Chapman has won an ASCS sanctioned event, his fist win came, incidentally, at the U.S. 36 Raceway with the ASCS Midwest Region on June 23, 2006.
Taking the lead on Lap 21, Chapman was chased to the finish by Jonathan Cornell with Mitchell Moore third. Corey Nelson and Brock Elliot made up the top five. Forrest Sutherland, Evan Martin, J.R. Topper, Jay Russell, and Kevin Ulmer completed the top-ten.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region competes next with the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network on September 25 and 26 at the Lucas Oil Speedway in the 5th annual Hockett/McMillin Memorial.
For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
ASCS Warrior Region
U.S. 36 Raceway – Cameron, Mo.
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Car Count: 15
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 34-Corey Nelson; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 3. 76-Jay Russell; 4. 4-Evan Martin; 5. 51-Mitchell Moore; 6. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 7. 75B-Brock Elliott; 8. 99-Bailey Elliott
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl; 2. 81-Toby Chapman; 3. 92J-J.R. Topper; 4. 27-Danny Thoman; 5. 85-Forrest Sutherland; 6. 38-Cody Baker; 7. 51L-David Langford
A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 81-Toby Chapman[3]; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell[6]; 3. 51-Mitchell Moore[7]; 4. 34-Corey Nelson[2]; 5. 75B-Brock Elliott[13]; 6. 85-Forrest Sutherland[9]; 7. 4-Evan Martin[1]; 8. 92J-J.R. Topper[4]; 9. 76-Jay Russell[5]; 10. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[12]; 11. 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl[8]; 12. 27-Danny Thoman[10]; 13. 38-Cody Baker[11]; 14. 99-Bailey Elliott[14]; 15. 51L-David Langford[15]
Wayne Johnson Prevails with ASCS Warriors at Randolph County Raceway
MOBERLY, Mo. (September 6, 2015) Two nights on either side of the podium with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, Oklahoma’s Wayne Johnson finally found the center step on Sunday night. Parking the Stone Mountain Access Systems No. 77x in Victory Lane at the Randolph County Raceway, Johnson collected $4,000 in his fourth overall victory of the season.
Taking advantage of a caution with one lap in the books, Johnson worked past New Mexico’s Johnny Herrera to lead the remainder of the 25 lap feature event. After winning Friday with ASCS Red River Region, and Saturday with the ASCS Warriors, Herrera settled for the runner-up spot with Derek Hagar picking up his third podium of the weekend. Tyler Thomas came from ninth to fourth with Josh Fisher completing the top-five.
Jonathan Cornell was sixth with Evan Martin seventh. Jay Russell from 14th was eighth with Alex Sewell ninth from 16th. Eighteenth starting Corey Nelson completed the top-ten.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region sees action again at the U.S. 36 Raceway in Cameron, Mo. on Saturday, September 12, followed by the fifth annual Hockett/McMillin Memorial on Friday, September 25 and Saturday, September 26 at the Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Mo. with the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour.
For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
ASCS Warrior Region
Randolph County Raceway – Moberly, Mo.
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Car Count: 25
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 72X-Josh Fisher; 2. 38-Cody Baker; 3. 86-Tyler Thomas; 4. 8-Alex Sewell; 5. 76-Jay Russell; 6. 5-Matt Close; 7. 41-Scott Comstock
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 4-Evan Martin; 2. 51-Mitchell Moore; 3. 27-Danny Thoman; 4. 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl; 5. 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 6. 93-Taylor Walton; 7. (DNF) 14-Randy Martin
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 53-Joe Beaver; 2. 92-Jordan Weaver; 3. 77-Kyle Bellm; 4. 34-Corey Nelson; 5. 72-Curtis Boyer; 6. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 7. 48-Dean Hathman
B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 72-Curtis Boyer[3]; 2. 34-Corey Nelson[1]; 3. 93-Taylor Walton[5]; 4. 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl[2]; 5. 48-Dean Hathman[7]; 6. 5-Matt Close[6]; 7. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[4]; 8. (DNF) 41-Scott Comstock[8]; DNS 14-Randy Martin
A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 77X-Wayne Johnson[1]; 2. 45X-Johnny Herrera[2]; 3. 9JR-Derek Hagar[3]; 4. 86-Tyler Thomas[9]; 5. 72X-Josh Fisher[4]; 6. 28-Jonathan Cornell[5]; 7. 4-Evan Martin[6]; 8. 76-Jay Russell[14]; 9. 8-Alex Sewell[16]; 10. 34-Corey Nelson[18]; 11. 72-Curtis Boyer[17]; 12. 51-Mitchell Moore[7]; 13. 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl[20]; 14. (DNF) 38-Cody Baker[11]; 15. (DNF) 77-Kyle Bellm[13]; 16. (DNF) 93-Taylor Walton[19]; 17. (DNF) 24C-Lanny Carpenter[15]; 18. (DNF) 92-Jordan Weaver[12]; 19. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman[10]; DNS 53-Joe Beaver
Johnny Herrera Leads The Way With ASCS Warriors at Randolph County Raceway
MOBERLY, Mo. (September 5, 2015) Johnny Herrera scored his first Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region victory of the 2015 season, topping action in Saturday’s non-stop A-Feature event at the Randolph County Raceway.
Herrera’s third consecutive win in ASCS Regional competition, the Mesilla Valley Transportation No. 45x was chased to the line by Arkansas’s Derek Hagar with Wayne Johnson third and Jonathan Cornell fourth. Sidelined during her Heat Race, Jordan Weaver won the night’s B-Feature. Gridding the Widow Wax No. 92 seventeenth, Jordan raced to a fifth place finish.
Josh Fisher from 10th crossed sixth with Cody Baker, Randy Martin, Mitchell Moore, and Jay Russell making up the top-ten.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region gets back to action on Sunday, September 6 at the Randolph County Raceway with a $4,000 winner’s check on the line. Any driver who raced Saturday night’s opener is eligible for the full A-Feature purse on Sunday if they make the show. More information on the Randolph County Raceway can be found at http://www.randolphcountyraceway.com.
For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
ASCS Warrior Region
Randolph County Raceway – Moberly, Mo.
Saturday, September 5, 2015
Car Count: 25
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin; 2. 53-Joe Beaver; 3. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 4. 8-Alex Sewell; 5. 38-Cody Baker; 6. 27-Danny Thoman; 7. 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 8. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 9. (DNF) 92J-J.R. Topper
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 51-Mitchell Moore; 2. 76-Jay Russell; 3. 72X-Josh Fisher; 4. 4-Evan Martin; 5. 93-Taylor Walton; 6. 48-Dean Hathman; 7. 41-Scott Comstock; 8. (DNF) 92-Jordan Weaver
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 45X-Johnny Herrera; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 3. 77X-Wayne Johnson; 4. 34-Corey Nelson; 5. 77-Kyle Bellm; 6. 72-Curtis Boyer; DNS 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl; DNS 33-Austin Alumbaugh
B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 92-Jordan Weaver[5]; 2. 72-Curtis Boyer[2]; 3. 24C-Lanny Carpenter[4]; 4. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[6]; 5. 48-Dean Hathman[1]; 6. 41-Scott Comstock[3]; DNS 92J-J.R. Topper; DNS 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl; DNS 33-Austin Alumbaugh
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 45X-Johnny Herrera[2]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[4]; 3. 77X-Wayne Johnson[3]; 4. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 5. 92-Jordan Weaver[17]; 6. 72X-Josh Fisher[10]; 7. 38-Cody Baker[6]; 8. 14-Randy Martin[7]; 9. 51-Mitchell Moore[8]; 10. 76-Jay Russell[9]; 11. 4-Evan Martin[11]; 12. 27-Danny Thoman[13]; 13. 53-Joe Beaver[5]; 14. 72-Curtis Boyer[18]; 15. 8-Alex Sewell[14]; 16. 93-Taylor Walton[15]; 17. 34-Corey Nelson[12]; 18. 77-Kyle Bellm[16]; 19. (DNF) 20K-Kevin Ulmer[20]; 20. (DNF) 24C-Lanny Carpenter[19]
Jonathan Cornell Scores at Scotland County Speedway with ASCS Warriors
MEMPHIS, Mo. (September 4, 2015) The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region brought Sprint Cars back to the Scotland County Speedway for the first time since 2001 on Friday night with Sedalia’s Jonathan Cornell coming from fifth for his third Warrior Region win of the 2015 season.
Bringing his career win count to 25 with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, Cornell grabbed the lead on the fourth round after pole sitter, Corey Nelson, retired due to mechanical failure.
Never relinquishing the point, the Kiowa Line Builders No. 28 was chase to the line by sixth starting Wayne Johnson. Side-by-side at the line, Derek Hagar edged out Jay Russell for the bronze with Iowa’s John Schulz crossing fifth.
Austin Alumbaugh advanced to sixth from 10th with Cody Baker from 12th to seventh. Jon Agan was eight with Kyle Bellm ninth from 13th. Evan Martin completed the top-ten.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region continues their Labor Day Weekend with the first of two nights at the Randolph County Raceway on Saturday, September 5. For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
ASCS Warrior Region
Scotland County Speedway – Memphis, Mo.
Friday, September 5, 2015
Car Count: 25
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 4A-Jon Agan; 3. 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl; 4. 38-Cody Baker; 5. 53-Joe Beaver; 6. 88-J Kinder; 7. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 8. 85-Chase Wanner; 9. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 76-Jay Russell; 2. 77X-Wayne Johnson; 3. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 4. 5J-Jamie Ball; 5. 99-John Schulz; 6. John Schultz; 7. 93-Taylor Walton; 8. 3-Dustin Adams; 9. 14-Randy Martin
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 2. 34-Corey Nelson; 3. 72-Curtis Boyer; 4. 77-Kyle Bellm; 5. 4-Evan Martin; 6. 51J-Ryan Jamison; 7. 3G-Jarrod Schneiderman; 8. 92J-J.R. Topper
B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 92J-J.R. Topper[6]; 2. 3-Dustin Adams[5]; 3. 3G-Jarrod Schneiderman[4]; 4. 51J-Ryan Jamison[2]; 5. 93-Taylor Walton[3]; 6. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[1]; 7. 85-Chase Wanner[7]; DNS 27-Danny Thoman; DNS 14-Randy Martin
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[5]; 2. 77X-Wayne Johnson[6]; 3. 9JR-Derek Hagar[8]; 4. 76-Jay Russell[4]; 5. 99-John Schulz[2]; 6. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[10]; 7. 38-Cody Baker[12]; 8. 4A-Jon Agan[3]; 9. 77-Kyle Bellm[13]; 10. 4-Evan Martin[9]; 11. 5J-Jamie Ball[15]; 12. 72-Curtis Boyer[7]; 13. 9M-Ricky Lee Stangl[11]; 14. 88-J Kinder[16]; 15. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[17]; 16. 51J-Ryan Jamison[18]; 17. 53-Joe Beaver[14]; 18. (DNF) 93-Taylor Walton[19]; 19. (DNF) 3G-Jarrod Schneiderman[20]; 20. (DNF) 34-Corey Nelson[1]
Aaron Reutzel is the High Roller at Missouri State Fair Speedway!
SEDALIA, Mo. (August 23, 2015) Lapped traffic was the deciding factor on Sunday night as Aaron Reutzel worked top shelf around Brian Brown it the closing laps of the $13,000 to win Casey’s General Store High Roller Classic for his sixth victory of 2015 with the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsport in the series return to the Missouri State Fair Speedway.
“I knew we had a good racecar. I was saving my tires the first part of the race and when that caution came out, I realized that he [Brian Brown] was getting away from me pretty good. I just told myself I need to step it up and do what I got to do, and it all just played out,” said a nearly breathless Aaron Reutzel in Victory Lane. "Saving my tires almost got me in trouble because I got passed at one point, but I was able to get back to second."
Gridding the B.C. Fundz No. 87 outside the front row, Reutzel gave chase as the Casey’s General Store No. 21 of Brian Brown jumped to the early advantage. Losing ground to Brown in the opening laps, Reutzel got another shot as the caution flew on Lap 6 for Austin Alumbaugh.
Keeping pace with Brown on the restart, Reutzel worked the surface looking for room to run, while Brian committed to the low groove. Working to, and falling back several times, the pair hit traffic just past the race’s midpoint point.
Continuing to pound the cushion, Aaron pulled nearly even on several occasions. A full head of steam from entry to the center of the turn, the advantage was Brown’s off the exit; especially turn four that saw the No. 21 launch down the straightaway.
Clearing groups of slower cars, Brown found the inside line blocked on the 18th rotation, giving Aaron the chance he’d been looking for. Working Lap 19, the race went game on down the back stretch. Trying to hold the No. 21 to the bottom line, Reutzel pushed the gap off the exit of four. Using a slower car as a pick, Brian was forced to the center to maneuver, putting the race three wide as Aaron narrowly clear Brown and the wall for the lead.
In control, Reutzel would not be challenged again as Brown had to contend with Brad Loyet in the closing laps. Challenged briefly, Brian was able to fend off the No. 05.
“Sometimes it’s better to be running second than leading. Congrats to Aaron. He did a good job and was able to move around. We just got beat. Really no excuses. I’m proud of this team to come here and run second in front of this basically hometown crowd. I could think of worse things we could be doing tonight,” commented Brown. “My car was just so good around the bottom, and those guys would miss it just enough to where I could get my nose in there, and they’d kind of catch it there but it got pretty hairy when Aaron got by.”
Brad Loyet settled for the show position in the Vacuworx Global No. 05.
“We had a good car. Those guys starting up front there kind of got the jump on us,” said Loyet.
“It seemed like it took my car a little bit to come in but we just caught lapped traffic at the wrong time it seemed like. Rolling the bottom of three and four was going to make the race for us. It just seemed like we were better than they were down there, but we just kept catching them at the wrong end of the race track, but that’s racing. Aaron’s been fast all year long, and Brown’s always good on the half-miles. We’ve had a really tough go lately. We haven’t had a whole lot of confidence so to come out and run as good as we did it feel really well.”
Johnny Herrera worked from 10th to fourth with Seth Bergman completing the top five.
Wayne Johnson was sixth after running in the top-five from most of the race. Sam Hafertepe, Jr. from 11th crossed seventh with Danny Wood marching forward 10 spots to grab eighth. After losing a tire while leading his Heat Race, Jonathan Cornell grabbed the final transfer through the B-Feature to advance 13 positions to ninth. Evan Martin completed the top ten.
With 35 drivers in attendance, four Heat Races went to Aaron Reutzel, Evan Martin, Brad Loyet, and Wayne Johnson. The top-eight in passing points took part in a $1,000 to win Dash in place of the night’s redraw for their starting position, which was topped by Brian Brown. Tiger Towing and Impact4800.com put up the extra cash.
The B-Feature was topped by Justin Henderson. A provisional start was used by Blake Hahn.
During intermission, drivers went through the stands collecting money for Kevin Swindell and Patrick Stasa with fans donating $6,331.32. The total will be split with half going to each driver. We continue to pray for their recovery.
Co-Sanctioned with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, Jonathan Cornell netted high points with his eighth place performance. Evan Martin, Randy Martin, Josh Fisher, and Tyler Thomas made up the top-five point earns for the region. The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region competes next with a three day swing on Labor Day Weekend, starting with the return to Scotland County Raceway in Memphis, Mo. on Friday, September 4, followed by two nights at the Randolph County Raceway in Moberly, Mo.
The Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network heads for the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track on Saturday, September 12 for the Port-a-Cool U.S. Dirt Track Championship. More information can be found at http://www.texasmotorspeedway.com.
Continued updates on the American Sprint Car Series can be found at http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour
Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region
Missouri State Fair Speedway - Sedalia, Mo.
Casey's General Store High Roller Classic
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Car Count: 35
Heat Races (8 Laps): Winners plus the next 12 highest in passing points to the A-Feature. Top 8 in points to a Dash.
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 87-Aaron Reutzel[1]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman[4]; 3. 27-Danny Thoman[2]; 4. 81W-Danny Wood[3]; 5. 95-Matt Covington[7]; 6. 52-Blake Hahn[5]; 7. 86-Tyler Thomas[8]; 8. 14K-Kyle Bellm[9]; 9. 9M-Tyler Blank[6]
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 4-Evan Martin[3]; 2. 92-Jordan Weaver[7]; 3. 34-Corey Nelson; 4. 38-Cody Baker[1]; 5. 48-Dean Hathman[8]; 6. 10-Will Register[2]; 7. (DNF) 28-Jonathan Cornell[4]; 8. (DNF) 93-Taylor Walton[5]; 9. (DNF) 5-Matt Close[9]\
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 05-Brad Loyet[1]; 2. 45X-Johnny Herrera[2]; 3. 94-Jeff Swindell[3]; 4. 14-Randy Martin[6]; 5. 1-Justin Henderson[5]; 6. 72X-Josh Fisher[8]; 7. 01-Sammy Swindell[7]; 8. 14X-Jordon Mallett[9]; 9. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[4]
Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 77X-Wayne Johnson[1]; 2. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[2]; 3. 21-Brian Brown[8]; 4. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[7]; 5. 72-Curtis Boyer[4]; 6. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl[6]; 7. 1X-Brad Ryun[5]; 8. 99-Andrew Turley[3]
Dash For Cash (6 Laps) Finish determines the top eight in the A-Feature lineup.
Dash 1 (6 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown[2]; 2. 87-Aaron Reutzel[6]; 3. 05-Brad Loyet[7]; 4. 23-Seth Bergman[4]; 5. 92-Jordan Weaver[1]; 6. 77X-Wayne Johnson[8]; 7. 4-Evan Martin[3]; 8. 34-Corey Nelson[5]
B-Feature (12 Laps): Top 6 advance to the tail of the A-Feature.
B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 1-Justin Henderson[4]; 2. 81W-Danny Wood[1]; 3. 86-Tyler Thomas[8]; 4. 72X-Josh Fisher[2]; 5. 01-Sammy Swindell[10]; 6. 28-Jonathan Cornell[13]; 7. 14X-Jordon Mallett[14]; 8. 38-Cody Baker[3]; 9. 52-Blake Hahn[7]; 10. 9M-Tyler Blank[18]; 11. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[19]; 12. 10-Will Register[9]; 13. (DNF) 99-Andrew Turley[17]; 14. (DNF) 1X-Brad Ryun[12]; 15. (DNF) 72-Curtis Boyer[5]; 16. (DNF) 24-Ricky Lee Stangl[6]; 17. (DNF) 14K-Kyle Bellm[11]; DNS 93-Taylor Walton; DNS 5-Matt Close
A-Feature (25 Laps):
A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 87-Aaron Reutzel[2]; 2. 21-Brian Brown[1]; 3. 05-Brad Loyet[3]; 4. 45X-Johnny Herrera[10]; 5. 23-Seth Bergman[4]; 6. 77X-Wayne Johnson[6]; 7. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[11]; 8. 81W-Danny Wood[18]; 9. 28-Jonathan Cornell[22]; 10. 4-Evan Martin[7]; 11. 14-Randy Martin[12]; 12. 1-Justin Henderson[17]; 13. 01-Sammy Swindell[21]; 14. 72X-Josh Fisher[20]; 15. 86-Tyler Thomas[19]; 16. 95-Matt Covington[16]; 17. 94-Jeff Swindell[14]; 18. 52-Blake Hahn[23]; 19. 92-Jordan Weaver[5]; 20. 34-Corey Nelson[8]; 21. 48-Dean Hathman[13]; 22. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman[15]; 23. (DNF) 33-Austin Alumbaugh[9]
Lap Leader(s): Brian Brown 1-18; Aaron Reutzel 19-25
KSE Hard Charger: Jonathan Cornell +13
FSR High Point: Jordan Weaver
Provisional(s): Blake Hahn (Prov. 3)
Jonathan Cornell Grabs ASCS Warrior Victory at Double X
CALIFORNIA, Mo. (July 26, 2015) The Speedway Motors
ASCS Warrior Region made a Sunday stop at the Double X Speedway with Jonathan Cornell claiming victory in the 13th annual Clyde Wood Memorial.
Taking over the lead on Lap 20 after Jack Dover’s No. 53 rolled to a stop with mechanical issues, fifth starting Cornell was pressured at the finish by Ricky Stangl, who climbed from 10th with Tyler Thomas coming from 11th to complete the podium. Randy Martin and Cody Baker made up the top five.
Corey Nelson was sixth with Evan Martin seventh. Coming from 19th, Jay Russell crossed eighth with 20th starting Lanny Carpenter ninth. T.J. Muths completed the top-ten.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region joins with the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour for the return to the Missouri State Fair Speedway in Sedalia, Mo. on Sunday, August 23 for the $12,000 to win High Roller Classic presented by Casey's General Store.
Continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region can be found at http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
ASCS Warrior Region
Double X Speedway – California, Mo.
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Car Count: 33
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 17-Josh Baughman; 2. 86-Tyler Thomas; 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 4. 75-Tyler Blank; 5. 1A-Adam Jones; 6. 72X-Josh Fisher; 7. 99-Mike Ell; 8. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 9. 72-Curtis Boyer
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 4-Evan Martin; 2. 9M-Ryan Leavitt; 3. 92J-J.R. Topper; 4. 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths; 5. 76-Jay Russell; 6. 48-Dean Hathman; 7. 77-Rusty Potter; 8. 89-Todd McVay
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 38-Cody Baker; 2. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 3. 0-Randy Martin; 4. 34-Corey Nelson; 5. 18X-Nathan Ryun; 6. 49-Ben Brown; 7. 13-Clyde Knipp; 8. XX-A.J. Wirts
Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover; 2. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl; 3. 1X-Brad Ryun; 4. 41-Scott Comstock; 5. 75E-Brock Elliott; 6. 27-Danny Thoman; 7. 10-Will Register; 8. X-Lanny Carpenter
B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 75-Tyler Blank; 2. 72X-Josh Fisher; 3. 76-Jay Russell; 4. X-Lanny Carpenter; 5. 18X-Nathan Ryun; 6. 48-Dean Hathman; 7. 41-Scott Comstock; 8. 27-Danny Thoman; 9. 10-Will Register; 10. (DNF) XX-A.J. Wirts; 11. (DNF) 13-Clyde Knipp; 12. (DNF) 99-Mike Ell; 13. (DNF) 75E-Brock Elliott; DNS 77-Rusty Potter; DNS 89-Todd McVay; DNS 33-Austin Alumbaugh; DNS 72-Curtis Boyer
A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[5]; 2. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl[10]; 3. 86-Tyler Thomas[11]; 4. 0-Randy Martin[8]; 5. 38-Cody Baker[2]; 6. 34-Corey Nelson[7]; 7. 4-Evan Martin[6]; 8. 76-Jay Russell[19]; 9. X-Lanny Carpenter[20]; 10. 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths[14]; 11. 1X-Brad Ryun[12]; 12. 75-Tyler Blank[17]; 13. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[3]; 14. 41-Scott Comstock[15]; 15. (DNF) 53-Jack Dover[4]; 16. (DNF) 72X-Josh Fisher[18]; 17. (DNF) 92J-J.R. Topper[13]; 18. (DNF) 17-Josh Baughman[1]; 19. (DNF) 1A-Adam Jones[16]; 20. (DNF) 9M-Ryan Leavitt[9]
Jack Dover Claims Double X Prize with ASCS Warriors
CALIFORNIA, Mo. (July 5, 2015) The 2015 edition of the Tiger Towing Red, White, and Blue Tour came to a close on Sunday night at the Double X Speedway with Nebraska’s Jack Dover going back-to-back with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region.
Win No. 10 with the region, the second win on the weekend netted Dover an extra $500. Jonathan Cornell claimed the runner-up spot with Evan Martin taking the bronze step. Josh Fisher and Brad Loyet made up the top five.
Jay Russell, Corey Nelson, Derek Hagar, Cody Baker, and Brad Ryun completed the top-ten.
Three consecutive podiums with a pair of wins was also enough to secure Dover as the champion of the Tiger Towing Red, White and Blue Tour by 35 markers of Derek Hagar. Josh Fisher, Randy Martin, and Jonathan Cornell completed the top-five in driver standings.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region returns to the Double X Speedway on Sunday, July 26. For continued updates, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
ASCS Warrior Region
Double X Speedway – California, Mo.
Sunday, July 5, 2015
Car Count: 32
Xtreme Paint and Body Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 72X-Josh Fisher; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 3. 1X-Brad Ryun; 4. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl; 5. 0-Randy Martin; 6. 5-Matt Close; 7. 13-Clyde Knipp; 8. (DNF) 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths
Impact4800.com Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 53-Jack Dover; 3. 75-Tyler Blank; 4. 89-Todd McVay; 5. 38-Cody Baker; 6. 75E-Brock Elliott; 7. 31-Austin Alumbaugh; 8. (DNF) 48-Dean Hathman
Midwest Specialty Flooring Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 1A-Adam Jones; 2. 34-Corey Nelson; 3. 4-Evan Martin; 4. 99-Mike Ell; 5. 18X-Nathan Ryun; 6. 8-Jeff Wingate; 7. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 8. (DNF) 49-Ben Brown
Speedway Motors Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 76-Jay Russell; 2. 05-Brad Loyet; 3. 93-Taylor Walton; 4. 35L-Cody Ledger; 5. 72-Curtis Boyer; 6. 92J-J.R. Topper; 7. (DNF) 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 8. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman
Putman Chevrolet B Feature 1 (10 Laps): 1. 0-Randy Martin; 2. 89-Todd McVay; 3. 31-Austin Alumbaugh; 4. 72-Curtis Boyer; 5. 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 6. 18X-Nathan Ryun; 7. 92J-J.R. Topper; 8. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 9. 8-Jeff Wingate; 10. 49-Ben Brown; 11. 5-Matt Close; 12. 13-Clyde Knipp; 13. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman; 14. (DNF) 75E-Brock Elliott; DNS 48-Dean Hathman; DNS 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths
Tiger Towing A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover[1]; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell[2]; 3. 4-Evan Martin[3]; 4. 72X-Josh Fisher[5]; 5. 05-Brad Loyet[6]; 6. 76-Jay Russell[4]; 7. 34-Corey Nelson[12]; 8. 9JR-Derek Hagar[8]; 9. 38-Cody Baker[15]; 10. 1X-Brad Ryun[7]; 11. 75-Tyler Blank[11]; 12. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl[13]; 13. 93-Taylor Walton[16]; 14. 1A-Adam Jones[9]; 15. 99-Mike Ell[10]; 16. 72-Curtis Boyer[20]; 17. 0-Randy Martin[17]; 18. (DNF) 89-Todd McVay[18]; 19. (DNF) 35L-Cody Ledger[14]; 20. (DNF) 31-Austin Alumbaugh[19]
Lap Leader(s): Jack Dover 1-25;
Millard Family Funeral Homes High Point Driver: Jack Dover ($100)
Valley Park Retirement Living Hard Charger: Cody Baker ($200)
Randy Martin Tops ASCS Warrior at Randolph County Raceway
MOBERLY, Mo. (July 4, 2015) For the first time in 2015, Randy Martin stood in Victory Lane with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region winning at the Randolph County Raceway on night two of the Tiger Towing Red, White, and Blue Tour.
Career win No. 45 with the Warrior Region, the California, Mo. driver led Derek Hagar and Jack Dover to the line. Seventeenth starting Jonathan Cornell ran to fourth with Jay Russell making up the top-five.
Josh Fisher, Cody Ledger, Mitchell Moore, Taylor Walton, and Evan Martin rounded out the top-ten.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region looks to try again at the Double X Speedway in California, Mo. on Sunday, July 5, 2015 after Thursday’s event was rained out.
For more information and updates on the ASCS Warrior Region, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
ASCS Warrior Region
Randolph County Raceway – Moberly, Mo.
Saturday, July 4, 2015
Car Count: 25
Xtreme Paint and Body Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 8-J.D. Johnson; 2. 14-Randy Martin; 3. 76-Jay Russell; 4. 93-Taylor Walton; 5. 4-Evan Martin; 6. 35L-Cody Ledger; 7. 9M-Ryan Leavitt; 8. 27-Danny Thoman; 9. 86-Tyler Thomas
Impact4800.com Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 3. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 4. 82-Vincent (Vinnie) Ward; 5. 69-Justin Buchholz; 6. 75-Tyler Blank; 7. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl; 8. 48-Dean Hathman
Midwest Specialty Flooring Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 51-Mitchell Moore; 2. 72X-Josh Fisher; 3. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh; 4. 34-Corey Nelson; 5. 38-Cody Baker; 6. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 7. 4J-Joey Moughan; 8. 92J-J.R. Topper
Putman Chevrolet B Feature 1 (10 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 27-Danny Thoman; 3. 86-Tyler Thomas; 4. 9M-Ryan Leavitt; 5. 92J-J.R. Topper; 6. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl; 7. 75-Tyler Blank; 8. 4J-Joey Moughan; 9. 48-Dean Hathman
Tiger Towing A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin[1]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[6]; 3. 53-Jack Dover[7]; 4. 28-Jonathan Cornell[17]; 5. 76-Jay Russell[3]; 6. 72X-Josh Fisher[8]; 7. 35L-Cody Ledger[16]; 8. 51-Mitchell Moore[2]; 9. 93-Taylor Walton[14]; 10. 4-Evan Martin[15]; 11. 34-Corey Nelson[13]; 12. 8-J.D. Johnson[5]; 13. 82-Vincent (Vinnie) Ward[10]; 14. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[9]; 15. 86-Tyler Thomas[19]; 16. 38-Cody Baker[11]; 17. 69-Justin Buchholz[12]; 18. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh[4]; 19. 27-Danny Thoman[18]; 20. 9M-Ryan Leavitt[20]
Millard Family Funeral Homes High Point Driver: Randy Martin ($100)
Valley Park Retirement Living Hard Charger: Jonathan Cornell ($200)
Jack Dover Snags ASCS Warrior Win at Callaway Raceway
FULTON, Mo. (July 3, 2015) The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region kicked off the 2015 Tiger Towing Red, White, and Blue Tour at the Callaway Raceway on Friday night with Jack Dover picking up $1,776 and for his ninth career Warrior Region victory.
Taking over the top spot on Lap 9 from Josh Fisher, the No. 53 fought tooth and nail with seventh staring, Derek Hagar. On top of the ninth round, Hagar stole the spotlight the following three circuits, but was unable to hold off Dover as the Home Pride No. 53 took over for the final time on Lap 13.
Hagar held on for the runner-up spot with Taylor Walton, Josh Fisher, and J. Kinder, from 17th, completing the top-five.
Randy Martin, Tyler Blank, Ryan Leavitt, Austin Alumbaugh, and Evan Martin made the top-ten.
Races were halted on Lap 5 when Jonathan Cornell experienced mechanical problems that sent the No. 28 helplessly across the track, collecting Ricky Stangl. Both drivers were okay.
The Tiger Towing Red, White, and Blue Tour continues on Saturday, July 4 at the Randolph County Raceway in Moberly, Mo. For continued updates, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
ASCS Warrior Region
Callaway Raceway – Fulton, Mo.
Friday, July 3, 2015
Car Count: 26
Xtreme Paint and Body Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl; 2. 93-Taylor Walton; 3. 72X-Josh Fisher; 4. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh; 5. 4-Evan Martin; 6. 88-J Kinder; 7. 51-Mitchell Moore; 8. 49-Ben Brown; 9. (DNF) 48-Dean Hathman
Impact4800.com Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 3. 76-Jay Russell; 4. 9M-Ryan Leavitt; 5. 27-Danny Thoman; 6. 69-Justin Buckholz; 7. 20-Kevin Ulmer; 8. 89-Todd McVay; 9. (DNF) 75E-Brock Elliott
Midwest Specialty Flooring Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin; 2. 53-Jack Dover; 3. 75-Tyler Blank; 4. 92J-J.R. Topper; 5. 35L-Cody Ledger; 6. 86-Tyler Thomas; 7. 34-Corey Nelson; 8. 24C-Lanny Carpenter
Putman Chevrolet B Feature 1 (10 Laps): 1. 88-J Kinder; 2. 51-Mitchell Moore; 3. 34-Corey Nelson; 4. 69-Justin Buckholz; 5. 89-Todd McVay; 6. 49-Ben Brown; 7. 20-Kevin Ulmer; 8. 75E-Brock Elliott; 9. (DNF) 48-Dean Hathman
Tiger Towing A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover[4]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[7]; 3. 93-Taylor Walton[2]; 4. 72X-Josh Fisher[1]; 5. 88-J Kinder[17]; 6. 14-Randy Martin[6]; 7. 75-Tyler Blank[9]; 8. 9M-Ryan Leavitt[11]; 9. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh[3]; 10. 4-Evan Martin[16]; 11. 86-Tyler Thomas[12]; 12. 76-Jay Russell[10]; 13. 34-Corey Nelson[19]; 14. 35L-Cody Ledger[15]; 15. 51-Mitchell Moore[18]; 16. 27-Danny Thoman[14]; 17. 69-Justin Buckholz[20]; 18. (DNF) 92J-J.R. Topper[13]; 19. (DNF) 28-Jonathan Cornell[5]; 20. (DNF) 24-Ricky Lee Stangl[8]
Lap Leader(s): Josh Fisher 1-8; Derek Hagar 10-12; Jack Dover 9, 13-25;
Millard Family Funeral Homes High Point Driver: Jonathan Cornell ($100)
Valley Park Retirement Living Hard Charger: J. Kinder ($200)
Alumbaugh Wins the 'Tribute to Jesse' with the ASCS Warriors at Double X Speedway
CALIFORNIA, Mo. (June 21, 2015) The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region took on the Double X Speedway this past Sunday night for the annual Tribute to Jesse with Austin Alumbaugh picking up his second win in three nights with the ASCS Warriors.
Austin’s win was enough to push the No. 33 into the points lead by 23 markers over Jonathan Cornell.
Leading start-to-finish for the $2,000 score, Alumbaugh was chased to the line by Derek Hagar in the Hockett Motorsports No. 75h. Mississippi’s Andy McElhannon snagged third with Tyler Thomas fourth. Jonathan Cornell completed the top-five from the tail after taking the Hockett Challenge. While Jonathan didn’t pick up the $4,100 bonus, Cornell did pick up an extra $500 for winning the Cory Wierman Dash for Cash.
Ricky Stangl crossed sixth with Josh Fisher, Jay Russell, Corey Nelson, and Brandon Hanks making up the top-ten.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region looks forward to the Tiger Towing Red, White, and Blue Tour, starting July 2 at the Double X Speedway in California, Mo., followed by the Callaway Raceway in Fulton, Mo. on July 3, Randolph County Raceway in Moberly, Mo. on July 4, and Double X Speedway again on July 5.
For continued updates on the ASCS Warrior Region, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region
Double X Speedway – California, Mo.
Sunday, June 21, 015
Car Count: 24
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh; 3. 24S-Ricky Lee Stangl; 4. 99-Mike Ell; 5. (DNF) 49-Ben Brown; DNS XX-A.J. Wirts
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 27-Danny Thoman; 2. 76-Jay Russell; 3. 34-Corey Nelson; 4. 75H-Derek Hagar; 5. 20-Kevin Ulmer; 6. 4-Evan Martin
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 86-Tyler Thomas; 2. 42-Andy McElhannon; 3. 84-Brandon Hanks; 4. 75E-Brock Elliott; 5. 93-Taylor Walton; 6. 13-Clyde Knipp
Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 75-Tyler Blank; 2. 72X-Josh Fisher; 3. 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 4. (DNF) 48-Dean Hathman; DNS 12C-Faron Crank; DNS 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths
B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 20-Kevin Ulmer; 2. 4-Evan Martin; 3. 48-Dean Hathman; 4. 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths; 5. 49-Ben Brown; 6. 13-Clyde Knipp; DNS XX-A.J. Wirts; DNS 12C-Faron Crank
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh; 2. 75H-Derek Hagar; 3. 42-Andy McElhannon; 4. 86-Tyler Thomas; 5. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 6. 24S-Ricky Lee Stangl; 7. 72X-Josh Fisher; 8. 76-Jay Russell; 9. 34-Corey Nelson; 10. 84-Brandon Hanks; 11. 4-Evan Martin; 12. 75-Tyler Blank; 13. 93-Taylor Walton; 14. 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths; 15. 99-Mike Ell; 16. 20-Kevin Ulmer; 17. 48-Dean Hathman; 18. (DNF) 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 19. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman; 20. (DNF) 75E-Brock Elliott
Tony Bruce, Jr. Leads Flag-to-Flag at Lucas Oil Speedway
WHEATLAND, Mo. (June 20, 2015) What a way to cap off the 23rd ASCS Sizzlin’ Summer Speedweek and Bob Westphal Memorial as Liberal, Kan. shoe Tony Bruce, Jr. picked up his first Protect the Harvest A-Feature victory in 2015 with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by MAVTV American Real at the Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Mo.
“It means a lot to me to be standing here. We’ve won a race here before, but this one is pretty special. There’s a lot happening with me personally, so this is a big win for us and everyone who’s involved with this team,” said Bruce in Victory Lane. “Hats off the track crew, Dan, and everybody here at the Lucas Oil Speedway. We’re all standing up there having our doubts that the track prep was going to be good or bad, but man, it turned out excellent and that’s the best thing about coming to this race track is they strive for greatness.”
Executing the bottom groove perfectly, Bruce built his advantage quickly before the caution displayed on Lap 7. Returning to speed, the caution flew again the following lap. Picking things up, the Oil Medics No. 18 began to pace away from the field.
Finding slower traffic at the race’s half-way point, the race for the lead began to tighten up as Bruce navigated the back of the field. Searching lines, Bruce became pined behind a pair of slower cars, allowing Kyle Bellm to take a shot at the race lead.
“I thought we had a chance at Tony there, but I got hung up behind the No. 33 car. You know, we had one shot at it there, and just didn’t get it done, but it got to be a handful. I think a bleeder quit, or we sealed a tire after that last caution but the way we’ve been running, a second here is a hell of a feat.”
Settling for the final podium step after battling most of the race with Jeff Swindell, Oklahoma’s Wayne Johnson described the hard fought finish, “Me and Jeff, neither one of us wanted to give up that spot, and unfortunately it got a little ugly there. I hate to do that, but we’re looking at the big picture here and we need every point we can get so sometimes you can’t be ‘Mr. Nice Guy’.”
Wayne’s third place finish was enough to secure the 2015 ASCS Sizzlin’s Summer Speedweek Title, fending off Tony Bruce, Jr. by seven points. Jeff Swindell, Seth Bergman, and Matt Covington completed the top-five in Speedweek points.
Having to work out of a B-Feature, the night’s KSE Hard Charger was Seth Bergman, coming from 20th to fourth after several hard fought battles through the top-ten. After running third for much of the second half of the race, Jeff Swindell would end up crossing fifth.
Derek Hagar came from 12th to grab sixth with Aaron Reutzel fading to seventh after challenging several times for a podium finish. Matt Covington eighth, Blake Hahn ninth, with Jonathan Cornell coming 18th rounded out the top-ten.
With 35 drivers making the call at the Lucas Oil Speedway, five Heat Races went to Kyle Bellm, Chance Morton, Matt Covington, Jordan Weaver, and Evan Martin. A pair of B-Features went to Logan Forler and Jonathan Cornell.
Paired with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, Jonathan Cornell earned high points for the region. Tyler Thomas, Jay Russell, Austin Alumbaugh, and Tyler Blank completed the top-five point’s earners.
The Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by MAVTV American Real heads for the Skagit Speedway for the 44th annual Jim Raper Memorial Dirt Cup presented by Jack in the Box on June 25-27. Live online PPV is available at http://www.racinboys.com.
For continued updates on the American Sprint Car Series, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour
Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region
Lucas Oil Speedway - Wheatland, Mo.
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Car Count: 35
Heat Races: 8 Laps, taking the winner plus the next the next 11 highest in passing points to the A-Feature.
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 14K-Kyle Bellm[2]; 2. 77X-Wayne Johnson[1]; 3. 9JR-Derek Hagar[4]; 4. 42-Andy McElhannon[5]; 5. 23-Seth Bergman[3]; 6. 27-Danny Thoman[6]; 7. (DNF) 72X-Josh Fisher[7]
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 7M-Chance Morton[2]; 2. 76-Jay Russell[1]; 3. 52-Blake Hahn[6]; 4. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[3]; 5. 99X-Mike Ell[5]; 6. 3B-Brad Greer[7]; 7. 99-Andrew Turley[4]
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 95-Matt Covington[3]; 2. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[6]; 3. 8M-Kade Morton[1]; 4. 24S-Ricky Lee Stangl[2]; 5. 84-Brandon Hanks[5]; 6. 75-Tyler Blank[7]; 7. 34-Corey Nelson[4]
Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 92-Jordan Weaver[1]; 2. 87-Aaron Reutzel[6]; 3. 45X-Johnny Herrera[3]; 4. 2L-Logan Forler[4]; 5. 28-Jonathan Cornell[7]; 6. 86-Tyler Thomas[2]; 7. 1X-Brad Ryun[5]
Heat 5 (8 Laps): 1. 4-Evan Martin[2]; 2. 94-Jeff Swindell[4]; 3. 33-Kris Miller[1]; 4. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh[5]; 5. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[3]; 6. 9M-Ryan Leavitt[6]; DNS 51-Mitchell Moore
B-Feature(s): 12 laps, taking the top 3 to the tail of the A-Feature.
B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 2L-Logan Forler[2]; 2. 84-Brandon Hanks[4]; 3. 33-Kris Miller[1]; 4. 75-Tyler Blank[5]; 5. 72X-Josh Fisher[8]; 6. 24S-Ricky Lee Stangl[3]; 7. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[6]; 8. 9M-Ryan Leavitt[7]; 9. 99-Andrew Turley[9]; DNS 51-Mitchell Moore
B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman[5]; 3. 86-Tyler Thomas[7]; 4. 3B-Brad Greer[4]; 5. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[2]; 6. 34-Corey Nelson[9]; 7. 1X-Brad Ryun[8]; 8. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman[6]; 9. (DNF) 99X-Mike Ell[3]
A-Feature: 30 Laps
A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[4]; 2. 14K-Kyle Bellm[1]; 3. 77X-Wayne Johnson[10]; 4. 23-Seth Bergman[20]; 5. 94-Jeff Swindell[2]; 6. 9JR-Derek Hagar[12]; 7. 87-Aaron Reutzel[7]; 8. 95-Matt Covington[8]; 9. 52-Blake Hahn[6]; 10. 28-Jonathan Cornell[18]; 11. 45X-Johnny Herrera[14]; 12. 86-Tyler Thomas[22]; 13. 2L-Logan Forler[17]; 14. 84-Brandon Hanks[19]; 15. 42-Andy McElhannon[15]; 16. 8M-Kade Morton[16]; 17. 4-Evan Martin[5]; 18. 7M-Chance Morton[3]; 19. 92-Jordan Weaver[9]; 20. (DNF) 33-Kris Miller[21]; 21. (DNF) 76-Jay Russell[11]; 22. (DNF) 33A-Austin Alumbaugh[13]
Lap Leader(s): Tony Bruce, Jr. 1-30
KSE Hard Charger: Seth Bergman +16
FSR High Point: Tony Bruce, Jr.
Victory for Alumbaugh with ASCS Warriors at US36
CAMERON, Mo. (June 19, 2015) For the fourth time against the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, Austin Alumbaugh stood in Victory Lane, topping action at the Budweiser Shootout at the U.S. 36 Raceway in Cameron, Mo.
Jay Russell crossed second with Stu Snyder third. Mitchell Moore and Ricky Stangl made up the top-five.
Evan Martin, J. Kinder, Taylor Walton, J.R. Topper, and Corey Nelson completed the top-ten. J.R. Topper pocketed an additional $250 from the night’s 50/50 draw for being the Hard Charger. Action was halted on Lap 20 for a crash involving Jonathan Cornell, who was running second before contact with the wall sent the No. 28 flipping.
Heat Races were worth $500 to win with Jonathan Cornell, Ricky Stangl, and Evan Martin each collecting.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region heads for the Lucas Oil Speedway to take on the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by MAVTV American Real on Saturday, June 20.
For continued updates, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region
U.S. 36 Raceway - Cameron, Mo.
Friday, June 19, 2015
Car Count: 18
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 3. 00-Bryan Grimes; 4. 9M-Ryan Leavitt; DNS 38-Cody Baker; DNS 4A-Jon Agan
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl; 2. 81-Stuart (Stu) Snyder; 3. 51-Mitchell Moore; 4. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 5. 27-Danny Thoman; 6. 34-Corey Nelson
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 4-Evan Martin; 2. 76-Jay Russell; 3. 93-Taylor Walton; 4. 88-J Kinder; 5. 92J-J.R. Topper; 6. 75E-Brock Elliott
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[3]; 2. 76-Jay Russell[4]; 3. 81-Stuart (Stu) Snyder[5]; 4. 51-Mitchell Moore[2]; 5. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl[7]; 6. 4-Evan Martin[8]; 7. 88-J Kinder[10]; 8. 93-Taylor Walton[9]; 9. 92J-J.R. Topper[14]; 10. 34-Corey Nelson[15]; 11. 00-Bryan Grimes[6]; 12. 9M-Ryan Leavitt[11]; 13. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[12]; 14. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 15. 27-Danny Thoman[13]; 16. 75E-Brock Elliott[17]; 17. (DNF) 38-Cody Baker[16]; DNS 4A-Jon Agan
Cornell Wires Warrior Opener at Lucas Oil Speedway
WHEATLAND, Mo. (May 2, 2015) Jonathan Cornell picked up right where he left off in 2014, leading every lap to win the 2015 season opener for the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region in the Impact4800.com Open Wheel Showdown at the Lucas Oil Speedway.
Cornell’s 23rd career Warrior Region triumph, the VKCC No. 28 was chased to the line by Randy Martin with Odessa, Texas driver Josh Baughman grabbing third from ninth. Oklahoma’s Tyler Thomas was fourth with Austin Alumbaugh completing the top-five.
Jerrod Hull was sixth with Ricky Lee Stangl seventh from 16th. Dustin Adams charged from 18th to eighth with Matt Close ninth from 20th. Danny Thoman completed the top-ten.
The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region competes again on Thursday, May 7 with the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour at Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kan. For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.
Race Results:
ASCS Warrior Region
Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, Mo.
Saturday, May 2, 2015
Car Count: 23
Tiger Towing
Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 72X-Josh Fisher; 3. 9M-Ryan Leavitt; 4. 2-Mickey Walker; 5. 4-Evan Martin; 6. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 7. 3-Dustin Adams; 8. 51-Mitchell Moore
Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 27-Danny Thoman; 2. 14-Randy Martin; 3. 86-Tyler Thomas; 4. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 5. 93-Taylor Walton; 6. 8-Jeff Wingate; 7. 75E-Brock Elliott; DNS 34-Corey Nelson
Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 75-Tyler Blank; 2. 12-Jerrod Hull; 3. 17-Josh Baughman; 4. 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 5. 38-Cody Baker; 6. 24S-Ricky Lee Stangl; 7. 5-Matt Close
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 2. 14-Randy Martin[4]; 3. 17-Josh Baughman[9]; 4. 86-Tyler Thomas[8]; 5. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[2]; 6. 12-Jerrod Hull[5]; 7. 24S-Ricky Lee Stangl[16]; 8. 3-Dustin Adams[18]; 9. 5-Matt Close[20]; 10. 27-Danny Thoman[6]; 11. 75-Tyler Blank[3]; 12. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[19]; 13. 93-Taylor Walton[12]; 14. 8-Jeff Wingate[17]; 15. 2-Mickey Walker[13]; 16. 4-Evan Martin[11]; 17. 38-Cody Baker[14]; 18. 24C-Lanny Carpenter[15]; 19. 72X-Josh Fisher[7]; 20. (DNF) 75E-Brock Elliott[21]; DNS 51-Mitchell Moore; DNS 9M-Ryan Leavitt; DNS 34-Corey Nelson
