Cornell Continues ASCS Warrior Dominance With Randolph County Raceway Victory

MOBERLY, Mo. (September 3, 2016) For the six time in 2016, Jonathan Cornell was first to the checkered flag with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps as the Kiowa Line Builders No. 28 topped action at the Randolph County Raceway on Saturday, September 3.

Taking off from the fourth starting spot, Cornell gave chase to Randy Martin for only one lap. Taking over on the second round, Martin was able to keep pace for a handful of laps before slower traffic allowed Cornell to lay on the distance.

Slowed twice in the 25 lap A-Feature, Cornell was still able to lap into the top-ten.

Randy Martin settled for second with Taylor Walton posting an impressive run to third from the 12th starting spot. Jay Russell crossed fourth with Evan Martin fifth. Austin Alumbaugh was sixth with Chris Morgan seventh. Iowa’s John Schulz came from 13th to eighth with Corey Nelson and Danny Thoman make up the top-ten.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps returns to action at Lakeside Speedway on Friday, September 16 and Missouri State Fair Speedway on Saturday, September 17. For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Rgion

Randolph County Raceway – Moberly, Mo.

Saturday, September 3, 2016

Car Count: 22

Impact Signs Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 14-Randy Martin; 3. 27-Danny Thoman; 4. 93-Taylor Walton; 5. 34-Corey Nelson; 6. 41-Scott Comstock; 7. 48-Miles Paulus; 8. 92J-J.R. Topper

Impact Awnings Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 51-Mitchell Moore; 2. 4-Evan Martin; 3. 10-Dustin (Dusty) Homan; 4. 24L-Lanny Carpenter; 5. 3-Ayrton Gennetten; 6. 75E-Broc Elliott; 7. 75-Tyler Blank

Impact Wraps Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 2. 5-Matt Close; 3. 76-Jay Russell; 4. 81A-Chris Morgan; 5. 99-John Schulz; 6. 49B-Ben Brown; 7. 44-Kaitlyn Boland

Speedway Motors A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[4]; 2. 14-Randy Martin[1]; 3. 93-Taylor Walton[12]; 4. 76-Jay Russell[8]; 5. 4-Evan Martin[2]; 6. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[6]; 7. 81A-Chris Morgan[9]; 8. 99-John Schulz[13]; 9. 34-Corey Nelson[10]; 10. 27-Danny Thoman[7]; 11. 5-Matt Close[3]; 12. 48-Miles Paulus[20]; 13. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[14]; 14. 3-Ayrton Gennetten[15]; 15. 49B-Ben Brown[18]; 16. 75E-Broc Elliott[16]; 17. 44-Kaitlyn Boland[21]; 18. 10-Dustin (Dusty) Homan[11]; 19. 92J-J.R. Topper[22]; 20. 51-Mitchell Moore[5]; 21. 41-Scott Comstock[17]; 22. 75-Tyler Blank[19]

Brian Brown Pockets $15,000 To Win Lucas Oil ASCS High Roller Classic

SEDALIA, Mo. (August 21, 2016) Denied the big prize in 2015, Brian Brown was all business as the Casey’s General Store/FVP No. 21 led start-to-finish in Sunday’s W-K Chevrolet High Roller Classic presented by Casey’s General Stores with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network at Sedalia’s Missouri State Fair Speedway.

Brown’s second career National Tour triumph at the “Historic Half-Mile”, and 17th overall with the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour, the $15,000 payday was made all the sweeter as the Missouri native brought along the memory of Bryan Clauson.

“This win is for Bryan Clauson, Matt Wood Racing, and Elk Grove Ford. A lot of you may not know this, but that’s one of Bryan’s engines and Matt Wood let us borrow it so he’s been riding with us the whole night and all his crew guys are here. If we can bring a smile to their face just for a minute, it’s worth it,”

Rolling top-shelf into the race lead through the first two turns after starting third, Brown led Sam Hafertepe, Jr. and Josh Baughman through the opening laps. Challenged briefly by the No. 15h, following a restart on Lap 1, Brown was able to quickly extend his advantage with traffic coming into play on Lap 7.

Allowing Hafertepe to close, the caution would bring the field single file on the eighth circuit. With clean air to his advantage, Brown’s No. 21 powered away from the field. Meeting traffic again at the race’s half-way point, the gap between first and second was again cut down quickly by Sam Hafertepe, Jr. who now had Wayne Johnson to contend with for the runner-up spot. Taking the fight to the back of the field, Brown worked feverishly to keep Hafertepe and Johnson at bay before the caution again flew on Lap 22 for Brad Loyet.

To the green, the race on the track was for third as Josh Baughman, who had fallen as far back as sixth, was on the rebound. Denied the spot by Wayne Johnson, the final rounds were in sight with Brian Brown setting sail once again, but one last caution flew on Lap 28 for Kyle Bellm who lost an engine while running seventh.

Keeping the field to his back bumper, the race for the silver was three wide as Josh Baughman stormed the bottom groove to jump from fourth to second on the restart, but would not be able to catch the No. 21.

Baughman’s second podium of the weekend, the Texas native now has a dozen top-five finishes in Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour competition in 56 feature starts.

“We had a great car, we’re just not good from the front row but we’re on the podium every night. I can’t say enough about my team. We’re there and I hope the wins come really soon. These guys work really hard,” said Baughman who was able to claim the runner-up spot despite the engine appearing to let down in the closing laps.

Able to follow Baughman by the No. 15h, Wayne Johnson put the City Vending No. 2c on the final podium step for the wily veteran’s fifth podium of the season.

“I’ve got to thank my guys, they’ve been busting their butts. We built this car is a couple of day here a couple weeks ago and we’ve been working on this thing ever since. This car is a Maxim and it’s really changed our year. We struggled and struggled but now, when me make adjustments to this thing, you can tell and it’s showing with the way we’re finishing.”

Commenting on the final restart, Johnson said, “I really figured Sam was going to block us on that last restart, so went to the top, and when I did, that opened the door for Josh to slide us both, but that’s part of it.”

Sam Hafertepe, Jr. would hold on for a fourth place finish with Danny Lasoski bringing the Team Jack Foundation No. 1m home fifth. Matt Covington from 11th crossed the line sixth with Terry McCarl charging from 17th to seventh. With mechanical issues sending the No. 28 to the pits early in the B-Main, a Promoter’s Provisional put the Sedalia driver 25th in the lineup with Cornell not wasting the chance with a run to eighth with Blake Hahn following in ninth.

Having won the B-Feature, Johnny Herrera was subsequently disqualified for going to his pit before reporting to the scales. While the No. 45x was stripped of the B-Main win, Herrera was still eligible to utilize a point’s based provisional and in doing so, was able to run from 23rd to tenth.

The Missouri State Fair Speedway saw 31 drivers in competition. Four Heat Races went to Brian Brown, Chris Morgan, Danny Lasoski, and Kyle Bellm. Terry McCarl was credited with the win in the B-Feature. Provisional starters numbered three with Danny Thoman in with 100% attendance with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps in 2016. Johnny Herrera used a point’s based provisional, and Jonathan Cornell was granted a Promoter’s Provisional.

The next event for the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network will be the AGCO Jackson Nationals at the Jackson Motorplex in Jackson, Minn. with the National Sprint League. The Lucas Oil ASCS will complete on Friday, September 2 and Sunday, September 4 of the three day event.

For continued update on the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS National / ASCS Warrior

Missouri State Fair Speedway - Sedalia, Mo

2nd annual High Roller Classic

Sunday, August 21, 2016

Car Count: 31

ButlerBuilt Heat Races (Top 16 in Passing Points advance to the A-Feature)

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown[4]; 2. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[6]; 3. 52-Blake Hahn[3]; 4. 5-Matt Close[1]; 5. 4-Evan Martin[7]; 6. 20G-Jake Greider[8]; 7. 41-Scott Comstock[5]; 8. (DNF) 47-Matt Simpson[2]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 81A-Chris Morgan[1]; 2. 75-Tyler Blank[2]; 3. 23-Seth Bergman[5]; 4. 17-Josh Baughman[7]; 5. 38-Cody Baker[4]; 6. 2L-Logan Forler[6]; 7. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[3]; 8. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[8]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 1M-Danny Lasoski[4]; 2. 5J-Jamie Ball[1]; 3. 34-Corey Nelson[2]; 4. 95-Matt Covington[6]; 5. 45X-Johnny Herrera[3]; 6. 28-Jonathan Cornell[5]; 7. 24-Terry McCarl[7]; 8. 9JR-Derek Hagar[8]

Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 14K-Kyle Bellm[1]; 2. 2C-Wayne Johnson[7]; 3. 05-Brad Loyet[2]; 4. 86-Tony Bruce Jr[4]; 5. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[3]; 6. 75E-Broc Elliott[6]; 7. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman[5]

BMRS B-Feature (Top 6 finishers transfer to the tail of the A)

B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 24-Terry McCarl[9]; 2. 38-Cody Baker[3]; 3. 9JR-Derek Hagar[14]; 4. 5-Matt Close[2]; 5. 2L-Logan Forler[6]; 6. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[12]; 7. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[13]; 8. 20G-Jake Greider[1]; 9. 41-Scott Comstock[10]; 10. (DNF) 28-Jonathan Cornell[8]; 11. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman[11]; 12. (DNF) 47-Matt Simpson[15]; 13. (DNF) 75E-Broc Elliott[7]; 14. (DNF) 20K-Kevin Ulmer[5]; (DQ) 45X-Johnny Herrera[4]

Protect the Harvest A-Feature

A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown[3]; 2. 17-Josh Baughman[2]; 3. 2C-Wayne Johnson[5]; 4. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[1]; 5. 1M-Danny Lasoski[7]; 6. 95-Matt Covington[11]; 7. 24-Terry McCarl[17]; 8. 28-Jonathan Cornell[25]; 9. 52-Blake Hahn[12]; 10. 45X-Johnny Herrera[23]; 11. 86-Tony Bruce Jr[16]; 12. 9JR-Derek Hagar[19]; 13. 5J-Jamie Ball[10]; 14. 38-Cody Baker[18]; 15. 4-Evan Martin[15]; 16. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[22]; 17. 14K-Kyle Bellm[4]; 18. 5-Matt Close[20]; 19. (DNF) 05-Brad Loyet[14]; 20. (DNF) 75-Tyler Blank[9]; 21. (DNF) 34-Corey Nelson[13]; 22. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman[24]; 23. (DNF) 2L-Logan Forler[21]; 24. (DNF) 23-Seth Bergman[6]; 25. (DNF) 81A-Chris Morgan[8]

Lap Leader(s): Brian Brown 1-30

FSR High Point Driver: Wayne Johnson

Hard Charger: Jonathan Cornell +17

Provisional(s): Johnny Herrera (Points Provisional); Danny Thoman (Regional Provisional); Jonathan Cornell (Promoter Provisional)

Sam Hafertepe, Jr. Holds On For Lucas Oil ASCS Victory at St. Francois County Raceway

FARMINGTON, Mo. (August 20, 2016) The debut of the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network at the St. Francois County Raceway came down to the final lap as Sam Hafertepe, Jr. narrowly held off local track champion, Joey Montgomery, at the line to win the Dean Adams Classic.

Leading from the drop of the green, the race’s third and final caution flew as the leaders took the white flag. Going back to the last fully completed lap, the final rounds were a dogfight as Hafertepe worked every inch of the quarter-mile oval to hold off Montgomery, who had marched to second from the 10th starting spot.

“I told everybody all night that No. 5 car was probably the best car here,” commented Sam who notched his seventh National Tour win of the season. “I knew he started back pretty far. We were so good for so long, I wasn’t sure where he was and I was getting through lapped traffic pretty good, but thank God the race wasn’t one more lap.”

Taking off from the outside of the front row, Hafertepe had to outrun Josh Baughman into the first two turns. Keeping the No. 17 at bay after several attempts at the lead through the opening laps, the Hwy. 79 Collision No. 15h found the back of the field on Lap 7.

Caution before being able to put many cars a lap down on Lap 9 for Derek Hagar, the restart was short lived as Brad Loyet and Jeff Masson rolled to a stop in turns one and two. Hager took advantage of the situation to return to the racing surface as he was still on the lead lap, but would still see his night end early.

Trying to keep pace with Hafertepe, the No. 17 of Josh Baughman had his hands full with Joey Montgomery. Working the Odessa, Texas racer to third after several laps, the leaders were again in slower traffic. Allowing the No. 5 to close the gap, the laps were clicking off faster than the gap could close, but the caution would set up for a fight to the finish.

Railing the top of the St. Francois Country Raceway, Montgomery set the No. 15h in the crosshairs, but the slide and block off the final turn was just enough to keep the driver from Fredericktown, Mo. out of Victory Lane.

With the very loud approval of the fans, Joey Montgomery’s runner up finish marks the second time the Missouri driver has finished on the podium in Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour competition; matching his performance at West Plains Motor Speedway on July 27, 2002.

“It laid rubber down there, so I knew I had to do something else. It was working, but he did what he should have. He came up and that’s exactly what you need to do,” commented Montgomery when asked about the last lap attempt at the win.

With his race including a little bumper tag with Montgomery, the No. 17 of Josh Baughman placed third for his fifth podium of the season with the Lucas Oil ASCS.

“I hate giving up starting on the front row there, but overall we had a good night. We’ve been on the podium I think the last month and a half we been out here so we’ve got nothing to hang our head about. Just one of those deals where we could have made a couple changes, but congratulations to Sam. He’s no slouch. Does this for a living, and he’s taught me a lot.”

Coming from eighth, Oklahoma’s Wayne Johnson claimed the fourth spot ahead of Logan Forler, however, the No. 2L did not report the scales and was unfortunately disqualified, putting Kyle Bellm to fifth officially. Joe B. Miller from 11th crossed sixth with Johnny Herrera coming from 12th to finish seventh. Blake Hahn was eighth with Dustin Adams and Matt Covington making up the top-ten.

Bringing 28 drivers to the St. Francois County Raceway, four Heat Races went to Sam Hafertepe, Jr., Kyle Bellm, Dustin Adams, and Wayne Johnson. Suffering engine woes prior to Hot Laps, Seth Bergman found his way into the B-Main where the No. 23 would go on to win. One provisional was awarded based on Regional competition with Danny Thoman earning the spot.

The Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented the MAVTV Motorsports Network returns to competition on Sunday, August 21 at the Missouri State Fair Speedway for the $15,000 to win High Roller Classic. Racing at the “Historic Half Mile” gets underway at 7:00 P.M. (CDT).

For continued updates on the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVT Motorsports Network, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS National / ASCS Warrior

St Francois County Raceway - Farmington, Mo.

Inaugural Dean Adams Classic

Saturday, August 20, 2016

Car Count: 28

ButlerBuilt Heat Races (Top 16 in Passing Points advance to the A-Main)

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[4]; 2. 2L-Logan Forler[5]; 3. 4-Evan Martin[2]; 4. 52-Blake Hahn[7]; 5. 75E-Broc Elliott[6]; 6. 49B-Ben Brown[1]; 7. (DNF) 78-Tyler Settlemoir[3]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 14K-Kyle Bellm[2]; 2. 5-Joey Montgomery[1]; 3. 45X-Johnny Herrera[3]; 4. 9JR-Derek Hagar[5]; 5. 20G-Jake Greider[6]; 6. 27-Danny Thoman[4]; 7. 10-Dustin Homan[7]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 3-Dustin Adams[4]; 2. 17-Josh Baughman[3]; 3. 45-Tony Lawrence[2]; 4. 15-Jeff Masson[7]; 5. 55-Kevin Petty[6]; 6. 48-Miles Paulus[5]; 7. 87-Kyle Stearns[1]

Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 2C-Wayne Johnson[3]; 2. 95-Matt Covington[2]; 3. 51B-Joe B. Miller[4]; 4. 23-Seth Bergman[1]; 5. 05-Brad Loyet[5]; 6. 22-Robbie Standridge[6]; 7. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[7]

BMRS B-Feature (Top 6 finishers transfer to the tail of the A)

B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 23-Seth Bergman[3]; 2. 05-Brad Loyet[4]; 3. 20G-Jake Greider[1]; 4. 10-Dustin Homan[8]; 5. 55-Kevin Petty[2]; 6. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[9]; 7. 27-Danny Thoman[7]; 8. 22-Robbie Standridge[5]; 9. 48-Miles Paulus[6]; 10. (DNF) 49B-Ben Brown[10]; (DNS) 87-Kyle Stearns; (DNS) 78-Tyler Settlemoir

Protect the Harvest A-Feature

A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[2]; 2. 5-Joey Montgomery[10]; 3. 17-Josh Baughman[1]; 4. 2C-Wayne Johnson[8]; 5. 14K-Kyle Bellm[6]; 6. 51B-Joe B. Miller[11]; 7. 45X-Johnny Herrera[12]; 8. 52-Blake Hahn[7]; 9. 3-Dustin Adams[3]; 10. 95-Matt Covington[9]; 11. 23-Seth Bergman[17]; 12. 45-Tony Lawrence[14]; 13. 55-Kevin Petty[21]; 14. 20G-Jake Greider[19]; 15. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[22]; 16. 4-Evan Martin[13]; 17. (DNF) 10-Dustin Homan[20]; 18. (DNF) 9JR-Derek Hagar[15]; 19. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman[23]; 20. (DNF) 15-Jeff Masson[4]; 21. (DNF) 05-Brad Loyet[18]; 22. (DNF) 75E-Broc Elliott[16]; (DQ) 2L-Logan Forler[5]

Lap Leader(s): Sam Hafertepe, Jr. 1-30

FSR High Point Driver: Sam Hafertepe, Jr.

Hard Charger: Joey Montgomery +8

Provisional(s): Danny Thoman (Regional Provisional)

Brian Brown Tops ASCS Warriors At Missouri State Fair Speedway

SEDALIA, Mo. (July 28, 2016) Rolling into Sedalia, Mo. to settle a grudge, Brian Brown let everyone know who the top dog was as the FVP / Casey’s General Store No. 21 returned to Victory Lane with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps at the Missouri State Fair Speedway.

Topping the night’s Grudge Match over uncle, Danny Lasoski, the Grain Valley, Mo. native gridded the A-Feature third. Trailing Jonathan Cornell, the Kiowa Line Builders No. 28 looked to be well his way to victory No. 6 on the season with the Warrior Region, but it was not meant to be as the engine let go after leading the first 11 laps.

With Brown inheriting the lead, the restart saw Danny Lasoski on his back bumper, but Brown would not be denied victory at the “Historic Half-Mile”, which counts as Brown’s 44th overall with the ASCS Warrior Region.

Lasoski held on to a runner-up finish with Corey Nelson third. Austin Alumbaugh crossed fourth with Taylor Walton making up the top-five. Evan Martin was sixth with Tyler Blank, Matt Close, Scott Comstock, and Tony Bruce, Jr. completing the top-ten.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps hits the track again with the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network at the St. Francois County Raceway in Farmington, Mo. on Saturday, August 20. The weekend ends out with the $15,000 to win High Roller Classic at Missouri State Fair Speedway in Sedalia on Sunday, August 21.

For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Missouri State Fair Speedway – Sedalia, Mo.

Thursday, July 28, 2016

Car Count: 15

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 2. 4-Evan Martin; 3. 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 4. 27-Danny Thoman; 5. 93-Taylor Walton; 6. 75E-Broc Elliott; 7. 5-Matt Close; 8. 20K-Kevin Ulmer

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 33L-Danny Lasoski; 3. 21-Brian Brown; 4. 34-Corey Nelson; 5. 86-Tony Bruce Jr; 6. 75-Tyler Blank; 7. 41-Scott Comstock

A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown[3]; 2. 33L-Danny Lasoski[5]; 3. 34-Corey Nelson[4]; 4. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[8]; 5. 93-Taylor Walton[9]; 6. 4-Evan Martin[1]; 7. 75-Tyler Blank[12]; 8. 5-Matt Close[13]; 9. 41-Scott Comstock[14]; 10. 86-Tony Bruce Jr[10]; 11. 75E-Broc Elliott[11]; 12. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[15]; 13. 28-Jonathan Cornell[2]; 14. 27-Danny Thoman[6]; 15. 24C-Lanny Carpenter[7]

The Clyde Wood Memorial Goes to Jonathan Cornell at Double X Speedway

CALIFORNIA, Mo. (July 24, 2016) He won it before, and he’s won it again, Jonathan Cornell is seemingly unstoppable at the Double X Speedway, this time taking the win in the 14th annual Clyde Wood Memorial with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps.

Podium finish No. 10 on the season, the win counts as Cornell’s 30th overall triumph with the Missouri based region of the American Sprint Car Series.

No easy task to claim this year’s $2,500 top prize, the Kiowa Line Builders No. 28 rolled off eighth in the 22 car field while California’s Randy Martin rolled from outside the front row into the lead on the start over Wyatt Burks.

With the race moving into the final stages, Cornell had advanced through the running order with Martin as his next target. The No. 28 raced to the point on the 19th trip around the quarter-mile for victory No. 5 on the season with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps.

When it was all said and done, Randy Martin crossed second with Josh Baughman taking the show position. Tony Bruce, Jr. raced to a fourth place showing with Tyler Blank charging from 16th to complete the top-five.

Jay Russell was sixth, followed by Austin Alumbaugh. From 17th to eighth came Corey Nelson. Evan Martin and Lanny Carpenter made up the top-ten.

Special thanks goes out to Hollywood Blasting and Coatings, Impact Signs, Midwest Speed Shop, and Xtreme Body and Paint and everyone who came to be a part of the 14th annual Clyde Wood Memorial at the Double X Speedway.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps takes on the Missouri State Fair Speedway next on Thursday, July 28. The mid-week affair will serve as a warm up to the $15,000 to win High Roller Classic on Sunday, August 21 at the “Historic Half-Mile”.

For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Double X Speedway – California, Mo.

14th Clyde Wood Memorial

Sunday, July 24, 2016

Car Count: 22

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin; 2. 92J-J.R. Topper; 3. 93-Taylor Walton; 4. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 5. 75-Tyler Blank; 6. 34-Corey Nelson; 7. 75K-Derek Hagar; 8. 48-Miles Paulus

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 11W-Wyatt Burks; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 3. 17-Josh Baughman; 4. 72-Curtis Boyer; 5. 27-Danny Thoman; 6. 0-Mike Trent; 7. 75E-Broc Elliott

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 4-Evan Martin; 2. 86-Tony Bruce Jr; 3. 76-Jay Russell; 4. 1X-Brad Ryun; 5. 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 6. 49B-Ben Brown; 7. 9M-Cody Baker

A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[8]; 2. 14-Randy Martin[2]; 3. 17-Josh Baughman[5]; 4. 86-Tony Bruce Jr[3]; 5. 75-Tyler Blank[16]; 6. 76-Jay Russell[6]; 7. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[4]; 8. 34-Corey Nelson[17]; 9. 4-Evan Martin[7]; 10. 24C-Lanny Carpenter[14]; 11. 75K-Derek Hagar[18]; 12. 49B-Ben Brown[19]; 13. 72-Curtis Boyer[12]; 14. 27-Danny Thoman[13]; 15. 11W-Wyatt Burks[1]; 16. 1X-Brad Ryun[11]; 17. 0-Mike Trent[15]; 18. 48-Miles Paulus[20]; 19. (DNF) 93-Taylor Walton[10]; 20. (DNF) 75E-Broc Elliott[21]; 21. (DNF) 92J-J.R. Topper[9]; 22. (DNF) 9M-Cody Baker[22]

Jonathan Cornell Notches ASCS Warrior Win No. 29 With Randolph County Raceway Score

MOBERLY, Mo. (July 16, 2016) For the 29th time against the Speedway Motor ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, Sedalia’s Jonathan Cornell parked the Kiowa Line Builders No. 28 in Victory Lane.

Cornell’s fourth win of the season with the ASCS Warriors, the Saturday night triumph came at the Randolph County Raceway in Moberly, Mo. The make-up from the rained out event during the Red, White, and Blue Tour, the event still carried the $1,776 top prize.

Chasing Randy Martin the first 17 rounds, a Lap 16 restart proved useful for Cornell as the No. 28 shot the high line to the lead.

Kyle Bellm came from seventh to second in the Jeff Smith Racing No. 86 with Tyler Blank scoring a $300 bonus as the night’s Hard Charger thanks to Valley Park West and Key Choice Realty. Blank came from 11th to third with John Schulz and Randy Martin slipping back to round out the top five.

Curtis Boyer was sixth with Danny Thoman, Evan Martin, Lanny Carpenter, and Broc Elliott making up the top-ten. Heat Races were won by Austin Alumbaugh and Randy Martin with the Heats presented by Midwest Specialty Flooring and Overhead Door of Columbia. The A-Feature was presented by Tiger Towing.

For continued updates on the Speedway Motor ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Randolph County Raceway – Moberly, Mo.

Saturday, July 16, 2016

Car Count: 15

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 2. 72-Curtis Boyer; 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 4. 86-Kyle Bellm; 5. 93-Taylor Walton; 6. 75-Tyler Blank; 7. 24L-Lanny Carpenter; 8. 75E-Broc Elliott

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin; 2. 76-Jay Russell; 3. 38-Cody Baker; 4. 27-Danny Thoman; 5. 99-John Schulz; 6. 4-Evan Martin; 7. 34-Corey Nelson

A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[4]; 2. 86-Kyle Bellm[7]; 3. 75-Tyler Blank[11]; 4. 99-John Schulz[8]; 5. 14-Randy Martin[3]; 6. 72-Curtis Boyer[6]; 7. 27-Danny Thoman[2]; 8. 4-Evan Martin[10]; 9. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[13]; 10. 75E-Broc Elliott[14]; 11. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[15]; 12. 76-Jay Russell[1]; 13. 38-Cody Baker[5]; 14. 93-Taylor Walton[9]; 15. 34-Corey Nelson[12]

Randy Martin Rules ASCS Warriors at Callaway Raceway

FULTON, Mo. (July 1, 2016) Randy Martin added career victory No. 46 to the history books, topping night one of the 2016 Red, White, and Blue Tour with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps as the Callaway Raceway.

Leading the distance in Friday’s 25 lap $1,776 to win Tiger Towing A-Feature, Martin was chased to the line by Jonathan Cornell with Iowa’s John Schulz completing the podium. Kyle Bellm from seventh was fourth with Mitchell Moore fifth; pocketing an extra $300 as the night’s Hard Charger thanks to Valley Park Retirement Living and Key Choice Realty.

Taylor Walton was sixth with J. Kinder seventh. Danny Thoman crossed eighth followed by Tyler Bank who rolled from 17th to ninth. Cody Baker rounded out the top-ten.

The 2016 Red, White, and Blue Tour continues Saturday, July 2 at the Randolph County Raceway in Moberly, Mo. The three day swing is slated to conclude on Sunday, July 3 at the Double X Speedway in California, Mo.

For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Callaway Raceway – Fulton, Mo.

2016 Red, White, and Blue Tour

Friday, July 1, 2016

Car Count: 21

Midwest Specialty Flooring Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 3. 93-Taylor Walton; 4. 27-Danny Thoman; 5. 34-Corey Nelson; 6. 92J-J.R. Topper; 7. 48-Miles Paulus

Overhead Door of Columbia, Mo. Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 14K-Kyle Bellm; 2. 0-Mike Trent; 3. 72-Curtis Boyer; 4. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 5. 38-Cody Baker; 6. 75-Tyler Blank; 7. 49B-Ben Brown

Impact Signs Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 75K-J Kinder; 2. 4-Evan Martin; 3. 99-John Schulz; 4. 24L-Lanny Carpenter; 5. 51-Mitchell Moore; 6. 59-Jacob (Jake) Glasgow; 7. 75E-Broc Elliott

Tiger Towing A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin[1]; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell[3]; 3. 99-John Schulz[5]; 4. 14K-Kyle Bellm[7]; 5. 51-Mitchell Moore[15]; 6. 93-Taylor Walton[6]; 7. 75K-J Kinder[8]; 8. 27-Danny Thoman[9]; 9. 75-Tyler Blank[17]; 10. 38-Cody Baker[12]; 11. 48-Miles Paulus[20]; 12. 0-Mike Trent[2]; 13. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[14]; 14. 4-Evan Martin[4]; 15. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[13]; 16. 72-Curtis Boyer[10]; 17. 92J-J.R. Topper[16]; 18. 75E-Broc Elliott[21]; 19. 59-Jacob (Jake) Glasgow[18]; 20. (DNF) 34-Corey Nelson[11]; 21. (DNF) 49B-Ben Brown[19]

Jonathan Cornell Continues Winning Ways At Double X Speedway With The ASCS Warrior Region

CALIFORNIA, Mo. (June 19, 2016) The season’s second trip to the Double X Speedway, and just like before, Jonathan Cornell ended his night in Victory Lane with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps.

Drawing the pole in Sunday’s A-Feature, Cornell was beat to the punch by Randy Martin.

Leading the first 10 revolutions, Martin relinquished the top spot to Cornell on Lap 11. The win is Cornell’s third on the season, and his 28th career victory with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps.

Randy Martin held on to finish second with Kyle Bellm crossing third. Tyler Blank and Sunday’s Tiger Towing Hard Charger, Evan Martin, making up the top-five.

Jay Russell was sixth with Tyler Thomas, Corey Nelson, Danny Thoman, and Raven Culp completing the top-ten.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps returns to competition on July 1 to kick off the Red, White, and Blue Tour at the Callaway Raceway in Fulton, Mo. July 2 will be at the Randolph County Raceway in Moberly, Mo. and finally the return to the Double X Speedway on July 3.

For continued updates on the with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Double X Speedway – California, Mo.

Sunday, June 19, 2016

Car Count: 19

Impact Signs Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 75-Tyler Blank; 3. 24L-Lanny Carpenter; 4. 4-Evan Martin; 5. 49B-Ben Brown; 6. 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths; 7. 48-Miles Paulus

Impact Awnings Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 86-Tyler Thomas; 2. 76-Jay Russell; 3. 34-Corey Nelson; 4. 27-Danny Thoman; 5. 38-Cody Baker; 6. 0-Mike Trent

Impact Wraps Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin; 2. 75K-Kyle Bellm; 3. 93-Taylor Walton; 4. 3-Raven Culp; 5. 12C-Faron Crank; 6. 75E-Broc Elliott

Speedway Motors A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 2. 14-Randy Martin[2]; 3. 75K-Kyle Bellm[4]; 4. 75-Tyler Blank[5]; 5. 4-Evan Martin[8]; 6. 76-Jay Russell[7]; 7. 86-Tyler Thomas[3]; 8. 34-Corey Nelson[9]; 9. 27-Danny Thoman[10]; 10. 3-Raven Culp[11]; 11. 38-Cody Baker[14]; 12. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[12]; 13. 0-Mike Trent[16]; 14. 93-Taylor Walton[6]; 15. 49B-Ben Brown[15]; 16. 12C-Faron Crank[13]; 17. 75E-Broc Elliott[18]; 18. (DNF) 48-Miles Paulus[19]; (DNS) 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths

ASCS National Tour Speedweek Belongs to Sam Hafertepe, Jr. With Lucas Oil Speedway Victory

WHEATLAND, Mo. (June 18, 2016) It was a night of firsts for Sam Hafertepe, Jr. On a cushion fit for a king, Sam Hafertepe, Jr. was unstoppable in his first win at the Lucas Oil Speedway; marking his second victory of the 2016 ASCS Sizzlin’ Summer Speedweek and Bob Westphal Memorial Cup.

With the pair of wins, four top-fives, and a top-ten every night of the 2016 edition of the ASCS Speedway, Hafertepe scored his first Speedweek Championship with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network.

Sam’s third win on the season, the Keith Dobbs Motorsports No. 15h traded nearly a half-dozen slide-jobs with Brad Loyet for the race lead. Hafertepe commented on the race by saying, “Oh man, me and Brad [Loyet] had it going. It was a hell of a race. If these fans don’t like that, I don’t know what you’re going to like because that was awesome. Brad raced a hell of a race. I got into him off the fourth turn there, but he knows we’re both going for it and he’d done the same to me. He raced me clean and hard.”

Taking off from fourth, Hafertepe shot the runner-up spot on the opening lap with Matt Covington leading the way. Caution on Lap 2, Hafertepe took full advantage of the restart. Getting the slide on the No. 95, with Loyet following to second, Hafertepe began to run away from the field. Finding traffic working the ninth round, the fast line was the top and the task of passing the slower cars was easier said than done.

With Brad closing the gap, the pair began exchanging slide-jobs. Taking the lead for a moment, Loyet’s time at the top was short lived as the No. 05 slipped the cushion off the second turn, allowing Sam to retake the top spot.

Caution on Lap 12, Hafertepe again pulled away.

Working his Hoosiers on the high side all the way around the Lucas Oil Speedway, traffic again came into play as the field worked past the 15th round. Catching the back bumper of the No. 15h again, the pair resumed their exchange with Loyet again taking the lead, only to have Hafertepe steal it right back at both ends of the track.

Cautions on Laps 25 and 26, the final restart saw Hafertepe run away to a 3.995 second advantage at the drop of the checkered flag.

Loyet’s third podium of the season, Brad ended his Speedweek second in overall standings.

“We had a really, really, good racecar. On the start, we kind of got pinched there by Covington and that let Sam get right by us. But I had a really good car. Lapped traffic was key for me, I think I was a whole lot better that Sam in traffic but those yellows just fell at the wrong time for me. We we’re getting ready to pounce both times but hats off to those guys,” commented Loyet.

Bouncing around the top-ten most of the race, Jonathan Cornell used attrition and restarts to bring the Kiowa Line Builders No. 28 home third, “It’s been a pretty exciting night honestly, just some close racing starting in the Heats and the Qualifiers, but; I fell back a little bit at the start of the Feature. We thought the bottom was going to hang around longer than it did so we set up for it. I kind of talked by Crew Chief out of changing the gear and I wish I would have listened to him. We just didn’t have the MPH or the momentum like these guys on the long runs.”

Logan Forler came from 10th to fourth with Channin Tankersley clawing his way from 17th to fifth; this after winning a B-Feature on three wheels due to contact with an infield tire.

From 14th, New York’s Jason Barney was sixth in his first trip to the Lucas Oil Speedway with Tyler Thomas charging from 20th to seventh. Skipping over the cushion early in the race, John Carney II rebounded to eighth with Seth Bergman ninth. From 21st, Blake Hahn completed the top-ten.

With 42 drivers drawing in at Lucas Oil Speedway, the total number of drivers taking part in this year’s Speedweek was 68 with three winners. Saturday at Wheatland saw five Heat Races going to Matt Covington, Brad Loyet, Chance Morton, Brandon Hanks, and Ray Allen Kulhanek. Qualifiers were topped by Matt Covington, Aaron Reutzel, and Wayne Johnson. B-Mains went to Channin Tankersley and Chance Morton. Provisional starts were used by Kyle Bellm and Evan Martin.

Up next of the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network is the 45th Jim Raper Memorial Dirt Cup presented by Jack in the Box, happening June 23-25, 2016 at the Skagit Speedway in Alger, Wash. The $15,000 to win event is expected to draw close to 60 of the nation’s best drivers. For more information on Dirt Cup, log onto http://www.skagitspeedway.com/.

For continued updates on the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS National and ASCS Warrior

Lucas Oil Speedway - Wheatland, Mo.

Saturday, June 18, 2016

Speedweek Finale

Car Count: 42

ButlerBuilt Heat Races (8 Laps, Top 30 in Passing Point advance to Qualifiers)

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 95-Matt Covington[2]; 2. 17-Josh Baughman[6]; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel[1]; 4. 38-Cody Baker[4]; 5. 86-Tyler Thomas[8]; 6. 44-Jared Sewell[3]; 7. 34-Corey Nelson[9]; 8. 07-Michael Bookout[5]; 9. (DNF) 33-Austin Alumbaugh[7]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 05-Brad Loyet[5]; 2. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[6]; 3. 75-Tyler Blank[1]; 4. 45X-Johnny Herrera[8]; 5. 40-Howard Moore[7]; 6. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[3]; 7. 27-Danny Thoman[9]; 8. 3Z-Zach Davis[4]; 9. (DNF) 91-Steven Russell[2]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 7M-Chance Morton[2]; 2. 28T-Tommy Bryant[6]; 3. 87B-Jason Barney[8]; 4. 17W-Harli White[3]; 5. 3-Raven Culp[7]; 6. 49B-Ben Brown[4]; 7. (DNF) 48-Miles Paulus[5]; 8. (DNF) 75E-Broc Elliott[1]

Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 84-Brandon Hanks[3]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman[1]; 3. 4J-John Carney II[5]; 4. 76-Jay Russell[4]; 5. 4-Evan Martin[7]; 6. 8M-Kade Morton[2]; 7. (DNF) 31B-Channin Tankersley[6]; 8. (DNF) 52-Blake Hahn[8]

Heat 5 (8 Laps): 1. 66-Ray Allen Kulhanek[2]; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell[3]; 3. 2C-Wayne Johnson[4]; 4. 2L-Logan Forler[8]; 5. 42-Andy McElhannon[6]; 6. 14K-Kyle Bellm[5]; 7. 93-Taylor Walton[1]; 8. 2-Mickey Walker[7]

Hoosier Tire Qualifiers (8 Laps, Top 16 in combined Passing Points advance to the A-Feature)

Qualifier 1 (8 Laps): 1. 95-Matt Covington[4]; 2. 4J-John Carney II[2]; 3. 05-Brad Loyet[6]; 4. 28T-Tommy Bryant[5]; 5. 45X-Johnny Herrera[3]; 6. 38-Cody Baker[8]; 7. 86-Tyler Thomas[1]; 8. 42-Andy McElhannon[9]; 9. 40-Howard Moore[7]; 10. 14K-Kyle Bellm[10]

Qualifier 2 (8 Laps): 1. 87-Aaron Reutzel[1]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman[2]; 3. 2L-Logan Forler[3]; 4. 17-Josh Baughman[6]; 5. 76-Jay Russell[8]; 6. 3-Raven Culp[7]; 7. 7M-Chance Morton[4]; 8. 34-Corey Nelson[9]; 9. 87B-Jason Barney[5]; 10. (DNF) 49B-Ben Brown[10]

Qualifier 3 (8 Laps): 1. 2C-Wayne Johnson[2]; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell[3]; 3. 66-Ray Allen Kulhanek[4]; 4. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[6]; 5. 84-Brandon Hanks[5]; 6. 75-Tyler Blank[1]; 7. 4-Evan Martin[7]; 8. 17W-Harli White[8]; 9. 27-Danny Thoman[9]; 10. 44-Jared Sewell[10]

BMRS B-Feature(s) (12 laps, top 3 advance to the A-Feature)

B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 31B-Channin Tankersley[9]; 2. 38-Cody Baker[1]; 3. 52-Blake Hahn[10]; 4. 75-Tyler Blank[2]; 5. 4-Evan Martin[3]; 6. 40-Howard Moore[5]; 7. 93-Taylor Walton[11]; 8. 24L-Lanny Carpenter[8]; 9. 49B-Ben Brown[7]; 10. 34-Corey Nelson[6]; 11. 42-Andy McElhannon[4]; 12. 3Z-Zach Davis[12]

B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 7M-Chance Morton[1]; 2. 86-Tyler Thomas[3]; 3. 3-Raven Culp[2]; 4. 2-Mickey Walker[10]; 5. 27-Danny Thoman[5]; 6. 14K-Kyle Bellm[6]; 7. 8M-Kade Morton[8]; 8. 07-Michael Bookout[11]; 9. 44-Jared Sewell[7]; 10. 17W-Harli White[4]; 11. 48-Miles Paulus[9]; 12. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[12]; 13. 91-Steven Russell[13]

Protect the Harvest A-Feature (30 Laps)

A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[4]; 2. 05-Brad Loyet[1]; 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell[6]; 4. 2L-Logan Forler[10]; 5. 31B-Channin Tankersley[17]; 6. 87B-Jason Barney[14]; 7. 86-Tyler Thomas[20]; 8. 4J-John Carney II[9]; 9. 23-Seth Bergman[11]; 10. 52-Blake Hahn[21]; 11. 2C-Wayne Johnson[7]; 12. 38-Cody Baker[19]; 13. 76-Jay Russell[16]; 14. 17-Josh Baughman[3]; 15. 7M-Chance Morton[18]; 16. 45X-Johnny Herrera[15]; 17. 95-Matt Covington[2]; 18. 3-Raven Culp[22]; 19. 84-Brandon Hanks[13]; 20. 66-Ray Allen Kulhanek[8]; 21. 28T-Tommy Bryant[5]; 22. 4-Evan Martin[24]; 23. 87-Aaron Reutzel[12]; 24. 14K-Kyle Bellm[23]

Brad Loyet Masters The Historic Half-Mile With The Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour

SEDALIA, Mo. (June 17, 2016) After a terrible night at the track on Thursday at the Creek County Speedway, Friday’s performance at the Missouri State Fair Speedway made the sting disappear as Missouri’s Brad Loyet parked the Vacuworx Global/Buddy Loyet Motorsports No. 05 in Victory Lane for the second time in 2016 with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network, and first time at the “Historic Half-Mile”.

Speedweek’s first repeat winner, Loyet gave chase the first 17 laps before finding the line around the Missouri State Fair Speedway and leader, Channin Tankersley, as the pair began to clear slower traffic.

“To win here is really cool. I’ve always wanted to pick up a win here at the “Historic Half-Mile” so now my names on the list but, it definitely wasn’t easy. Channin [Tankersley] was setting a really quick pace out there and I didn’t know if I was going to catch him. I though lapped traffic was going to help me, but it actually hurt me getting into the dirt air and throwing up a lot of dust,” commented Loyet, who is not third in Speedweek standings.

“Right when I got by him, the Nose Wing fell on the Hood, and I like great, what are the odds of this? But it all worked out. It feels awesome to win after last night and the fiasco that happened there. To come out here and win puts a nail in the coffin and proves a point that we’re not here to mess around. We’re here to win.”

Gridding the No. 05 fourth, Loyet found his way to the runner-up spot on the fifth round. Chasing Channin Tankersley, the back of the field came into view on Lap 9 with the Berryman Motorsports No. 31b of Tankersley still able to keep Loyet at a half straightaway deficit.

Working top and bottom on the Sedalia oval, the pair ran in their own world as Loyet finally started to gain ground on Tankersley. Under continuous green flag laps, Channin began having to search around to clear slower cars, allowing Loyet to close the gap.

With the run building, Loyet shot to the lead on Lap 18. Putting several car lengths on the No. 31b, Tankersley began pedaling back to Loyet’s back bumper as the field came to five to go. Game on with the field coming to the final two laps, the white flag was out with Channin setting up for the run, only to see the race’s only caution fly.

Restacked single file, Loyet was not to be denied as the final two laps saw the No. 05 pull away.

A massive turn around for Tankersley, who has crashed out the last two nights, the runner-up finish was just what the Berryman Motorsports team needed.

Reflecting on the race, Channin stated, “We had a good car starting out, just got a little free there at the end. That’s just part of it, the track started going away but Brad [Loyet] did pretty good. He ran the last half of the race like you’re supposed too but I’m just tickled to death right now. I would have like to have won it, but second is way better than what we’ve been doing. We’ve had a rough start to Speedweek so I can’t thank all my guys enough for busting their butts and not giving up on me. Feels good to walk away with a podium finish.”

Coming from the 14th starting spot, Johnny Herrera’s night paid dividends as the New Mexico veteran’s seventh podium finish of the season brought Herrera to within a single point of Sam Hafertepe, Jr. in the Lucas Oil ASCS National Driver Standings, and second in Speedweek points.

“We had an awesome Racecar. Too bad we started 14th because I think we may have had something for them boys. Just had work extra hard to get to those cars but we had one hell of a Hot Rod tonight. Big thanks to Chris, my crew guy. We got behind on the start of the night. We had to change motors so we didn’t have any Hot Laps. We put in an old motor in that we borrowed from a guy down in Texarkana so I need to give a big shout out to Mark Huddleston. He let me borrow the motor and this thing is probably 10 years old but it’s an old hoss and it ran good.”

Tyler Thomas crossed fourth with Matt Covington fifth. Seth Bergman worked to sixth from the 10th start spot with Josh Baughman eighth. Wayne Johnson from 12th crossed ninth, followed by Aaron Reutzel to round out the top-ten after having to come from deep in the B-Feature due to an engine swap on the No. 87.

Drawing 36 drivers to the Missouri State Fair Speedway, four Heat Races went to Tyler Thomas, Josh Baughman, Brandon Hanks, and Randy Martin. The night’s B-Main went to Jonathan Cornell. A Regional Provisional was awarded to Cody Baker as the first non-transfer ASCS Warrior Region Driver with 100% attendance on the 2016 season. No National Tour Provisionals were utilized.

The 24th ASCS Sizzlin’ Summer Speedweek and third Bob Westphal Memorial Cup concludes on Saturday, June 18 at the “Diamond of Dirt Tracks”, the Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Mo. Races are set to begin at 7:30 P.M. (CDT). For more information, log onto http://www.lucasoilspeedway.com.

For continued updates on the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS National and ASCS Warrior

Missouri State Fair Speedway - Sedalia, Mo.

Friday, June 17, 2016

Speedweek Round 4

Car Count: 36

ButlerBuilt Heat Races (8 Laps, Top 16 in Passing Points to the A-Feature)

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 86-Tyler Thomas[2]; 2. 95-Matt Covington[6]; 3. 28T-Tommy Bryant[1]; 4. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[4]; 5. 2C-Wayne Johnson[8]; 6. 28-Jonathan Cornell[9]; 7. 2L-Logan Forler[7]; 8. 4J-John Carney II[3]; 9. 12C-Faron Crank[5]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 17-Josh Baughman[3]; 2. 91-Steven Russell[4]; 3. 05-Brad Loyet[7]; 4. 4-Evan Martin[5]; 5. 23-Seth Bergman[9]; 6. 2-Mickey Walker[8]; 7. 8M-Kade Morton[1]; 8. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman[6]; 9. (DNF) 87B-Jason Barney[2]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 84-Brandon Hanks[2]; 2. 31B-Channin Tankersley[3]; 3. 34-Corey Nelson[1]; 4. 45X-Johnny Herrera[5]; 5. 87-Aaron Reutzel[8]; 6. 7M-Chance Morton[6]; 7. 17W-Harli White[7]; 8. 5-Matt Close[9]; 9. (DNF) 75-Tyler Blank[4]

Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin[1]; 2. 52-Blake Hahn[3]; 3. 66-Ray Allen Kulhanek[4]; 4. 40-Howard Moore[2]; 5. 14K-Kyle Bellm[6]; 6. 38-Cody Baker[8]; 7. 42-Andy McElhannon[7]; 8. 75E-Broc Elliott[9]; 9. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[5]

BMRS B-Features (12 laps, Top 6 advance into A-Feature.)

B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 2. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[2]; 3. 40-Howard Moore[3]; 4. 87-Aaron Reutzel[20]; 5. 14K-Kyle Bellm[4]; 6. 2L-Logan Forler[19]; 7. 4J-John Carney II[15]; 8. 38-Cody Baker[5]; 9. 7M-Chance Morton[7]; 10. 42-Andy McElhannon[8]; 11. 8M-Kade Morton[13]; 12. 2-Mickey Walker[6]; 13. 75E-Broc Elliott[10]; 14. 5-Matt Close[11]; 15. 17W-Harli White[9]; 16. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[16]; 17. 12C-Faron Crank[17]; 18. 75-Tyler Blank[14]; 19. 27-Danny Thoman[12]; 20. 87B-Jason Barney[18]

Protect the Harvest A-Feature (25 Laps)

A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 05-Brad Loyet[4]; 2. 31B-Channin Tankersley[2]; 3. 45X-Johnny Herrera[14]; 4. 86-Tyler Thomas[3]; 5. 95-Matt Covington[6]; 6. 23-Seth Bergman[10]; 7. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[18]; 8. 17-Josh Baughman[5]; 9. 2C-Wayne Johnson[12]; 10. 84-Brandon Hanks[1]; 11. 87-Aaron Reutzel[20]; 12. 52-Blake Hahn[9]; 13. 66-Ray Allen Kulhanek[11]; 14. 28T-Tommy Bryant[15]; 15. 28-Jonathan Cornell[17]; 16. 2L-Logan Forler[22]; 17. 40-Howard Moore[19]; 18. 91-Steven Russell[8]; 19. 14-Randy Martin[7]; 20. 4-Evan Martin[13]; 21. 14K-Kyle Bellm[21]; 22. 38-Cody Baker[23]; 23. 34-Corey Nelson[16]

Cody Baker Returns To Victory Lane with Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region

GRAIN VALLEY, Mo. (June 11, 2016) With two non-wing wins to his credit at Valley Speedway in 2016, Cody Baker added his first winged win of the season and his second career Victory with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps.

Giving chase the first eight revolutions, Baker took over the lead on Lap 9.

Cody was chased to the line by Jonathan Cornell, who came back to the runner-up spot after being tangled up in an early caution. Austin Alumbaugh finished out the podium after leading early on. Even Martin was fourth with Clinton Boyles making his first ASCS Winged start to round out the top-five from 15th.

Tony Bruce, Jr, Danny Thoman, Chad Goff, Ben Brown, and Miles Paulus made up the top-ten. The Tiger Towing Hard Charger was Clinton Boyles.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps fires up again at the Missouri State Fair Speedway in Sedalia, Mo. on Friday, June 17 and Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Mo. on Saturday, June 18 with the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network.

For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Valley Speedway – Grain Valley, Mo.

Saturday, June 11, 2016

Car Count: 23

Impact Signs Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 14-Randy Martin; 3. 38-Cody Baker; 4. 51-Mitchell Moore; 5. 99-Mike Ell; 6. 75K-Chad Goff; 7. 48-Miles Paulus; 8. 75E-Broc Elliott

Impact Awnings Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 1X-Brad Ryun; 2. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 3. 4-Evan Martin; 4. 75-Tyler Blank; 5. 92J-J.R. Topper; 6. 49B-Ben Brown; 7. 7L-Lee Lengel; 8. 24C-Lanny Carpenter

Impact Wraps Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 93-Taylor Walton; 2. 07-Michael Bookout; 3. 76-Jay Russell; 4. 27-Danny Thoman; 5. 86-Tony Bruce Jr; 6. 77-Clint Boyles; 7. 34-Corey Nelson

Speedway Motors A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 38-Cody Baker[2]; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell[3]; 3. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[1]; 4. 4-Evan Martin[11]; 5. 77-Clint Boyles[15]; 6. 86-Tony Bruce Jr[14]; 7. 27-Danny Thoman[12]; 8. 75K-Chad Goff[10]; 9. 49B-Ben Brown[19]; 10. 48-Miles Paulus[21]; 11. 07-Michael Bookout[7]; 12. 7L-Lee Lengel[17]; 13. 75-Tyler Blank[18]; 14. 99-Mike Ell[16]; 15. 24C-Lanny Carpenter[22]; 16. 51-Mitchell Moore[9]; 17. 34-Corey Nelson[20]; 18. 92J-J.R. Topper[13]; 19. 76-Jay Russell[8]; 20. 1X-Brad Ryun[4]; 21. 14-Randy Martin[5]; 22. 93-Taylor Walton[6]

Jack Dover Wins ASCS Warrior Region Bud Shootout At U.S. 36 Raceway

CAMERON, Mo. (June 10, 2016) For the 11th time in his career, Nebraska’s Jack Dover parked his familiar No. 53 in Victory Lane with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps; topping the field at the U.S. 36 Raceway in the annual Budweiser Shootout.

Earning an extra $500 with a win in the night’s second Heat, Dover drew the pole for the night’s 25 lap A-Feature. Jumping to the point, the cushion was the place to be for the Home Pride Motorsports entry, as Dover led flag-to-flag at the high-banked, three-eighths mile oval.

While Dover was able to keep several restart attempts for the lead at bay, the race for second was seemingly non-stop as Tony Bruce, Jr. and Jonathan Cornell traded the runner-up spot throughout the race with Bruce making the last lap pass for the silver position in the Smith Racing No. 86. Cornell would have to settle for the bronze with Jordan Boston and Mitchell Moore completing the top-five.

Cody Baker from 13th crossed sixth with Logan Forler seventh. Jay Russell was eighth with Chad Goff earning the night’s Tiger Towing Hard Charger Award coming from 18th to ninth. Goff received half the night’s 50/50 drawing, worth $330. Toby Chapman made up the top-ten.

Each of the night’s Heat Races was $500 winner take all with Jordan Boston, Jack Dover, and Tony Bruce, Jr. each earning Heat Race wins.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps heads for Valley Speedway in Grain Valley, Mo. on Saturday, June 11. For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

U.S. 36 Raceway – Cameron, Mo.

Friday, June 10, 2016

Car Count: 20

Impact Signs Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 82-Jordan Boston; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 3. 27-Danny Thoman; 4. 76-Jay Russell; 5. 92J-J.R. Topper; 6. 93-Taylor Walton; 7. 4-Evan Martin

Impact Awnings Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover; 2. 51-Mitchell Moore; 3. 7KX-Toby Chapman; 4. 2L-Logan Forler; 5. 38-Cody Baker; 6. 35L-Cody Ledger; (DNS) 14-Randy Martin

Impact Wraps Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 86-Tony Bruce Jr; 2. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 3. 34-Corey Nelson; 4. 75E-Broc Elliott; 5. 42-Dalton Parsons; 6. 75K-Chad Goff

Speedway Motors A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover[1]; 2. 86-Tony Bruce Jr[2]; 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell[3]; 4. 82-Jordan Boston[8]; 5. 51-Mitchell Moore[4]; 6. 38-Cody Baker[13]; 7. 2L-Logan Forler[10]; 8. 76-Jay Russell[9]; 9. 75K-Chad Goff[18]; 10. 7KX-Toby Chapman[11]; 11. 4-Evan Martin[19]; 12. 34-Corey Nelson[6]; 13. 27-Danny Thoman[7]; 14. 93-Taylor Walton[16]; 15. 92J-J.R. Topper[14]; 16. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[5]; 17. 42-Dalton Parsons[15]; 18. 75E-Broc Elliott[12]; 19. 35L-Cody Ledger[17]; (DNS) 14-Randy Martin

Victory Belongs To Cornell With The ASCS Warriors In The Tribute To Jesse at Double X Speedway

CALIFORNIA, Mo. (May 29, 2016) Score another one for Jonathan Cornell, as the driver of the Kiowa Line Builders/Starline Brass No. 28 picked up the win at the Double X Speedway on Sunday night in the annual Tribute to Jesse Hockett with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps.

Jumping to the lead on the start, Cornell relinquished the top stop working off turn four on the opening lap to Cody Baker who pulled off a textbook slide job. Caution working Lap 3, the restart had Cornell all over the back bumper of the No. 38. Looking at all avenues, the chance to strike came on Lap 6 as Cornell held the lead by a nose at the line.

Working to traffic, Cornell kept the field at bay as Wayne Johnson moved to the runner-up spot and began to close the gap. Caution just past the race’s half-way point, Johnson lined up the No. 2c for the shot at gold, but saw the car ball up on the right front; giving Jonathan plenty of breathing room.

Fending on the City Vending No. 2c on the races final restart with six laps to run, Jonathan Cornell picked up career win No. 27 with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps.

Wayne Johnson held off Kyle Bellm in the closing laps for second. Randy Martin fought to fourth with Cody Baker settling for the fifth spot. Evan Martin was sixth with Chris Morgan seventh. T.J. Muths crossed eighth followed by Tyler Blank from 17th. The top-ten rounded out with Tyler Thomas.

The Tiger Towing High Point Driver of the Night was Corey Nelson, who also took the challenge. The No. 34 made it up to 13th.

Next of the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps will be the rescheduled Callaway Raceway in Fulton, Mo. on Friday, June 3. For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Double X Speedway – California, Mo.

Tribute to Jesse Hockett

Sunday, May 29, 2016

Car Count: 24

Impact Signs Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 34-Corey Nelson[3]; 2. 14-Randy Martin[5]; 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell[7]; 4. 3-Raven Culp[2]; 5. 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths[4]; 6. 8-Jeff Wingate[6]; 7. XX-A.J. Wirts[8]; 8. (DNF) 49B-Ben Brown[1]

Impact Awnings Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 86-Tyler Thomas[2]; 2. 75K-Kyle Bellm[4]; 3. 2C-Wayne Johnson[7]; 4. 98-Ryan Padgett[1]; 5. 41-Scott Comstock[3]; 6. 75-Tyler Blank[6]; 7. 75E-Broc Elliott[5]; 8. 7L-Lee Lengel[8]

Impact Wraps Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 51-Mitchell Moore[2]; 2. 4-Evan Martin[4]; 3. 38-Cody Baker[7]; 4. 81A-Chris Morgan[6]; 5. 27-Danny Thoman[1]; 6. 48-Miles Paulus[5]; 7. 24C-Lanny Carpenter[8]; 8. (DNF) 8X-John Manley[3]

B Feature (10 Laps): 1. 75-Tyler Blank[1]; 2. 48-Miles Paulus[2]; 3. 24C-Lanny Carpenter[4]; 4. 7L-Lee Lengel[5]; 5. XX-A.J. Wirts[3]; 6. 49B-Ben Brown[6]; (DNS) 8X-John Manley; (DNS) 75E-Broc Elliott

Speedway Motors A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 2. 2C-Wayne Johnson[4]; 3. 75K-Kyle Bellm[6]; 4. 14-Randy Martin[7]; 5. 38-Cody Baker[2]; 6. 4-Evan Martin[9]; 7. 81A-Chris Morgan[8]; 8. 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths[12]; 9. 75-Tyler Blank[17]; 10. 51-Mitchell Moore[3]; 11. 86-Tyler Thomas[5]; 12. 41-Scott Comstock[13]; 13. 34-Corey Nelson[20]; 14. 27-Danny Thoman[15]; 15. 3-Raven Culp[11]; 16. 48-Miles Paulus[16]; 17. (DNF) 7L-Lee Lengel[18]; 18. (DNF) 8-Jeff Wingate[14]; 19. (DNF) 24C-Lanny Carpenter[19]; 20. (DNF) 98-Ryan Padgett[10]

Cornell Leads The Distance With ASCS Warriors at Missouri State Fair Speedway

SEDALIA, Mo. (May 20, 2016) Earning his first victory of the 2016 season with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, Sedalia’s Jonathan Cornell thrilled the hometown crowd at the Missouri State Fair Speedway by leading start to finish in the night’s 25 lap feature event.​Topping the Putnam Chevrolet Salute the Fans Night at the “Historic Half-Mile”, Cornell was chased to the line by Derek Hagar with Brad Loyet coming from seventh to complete the podium. Randy Martin was fourth with Kyle Bellm rounding out the top-five. Bellm was also the Tiger Towing High Point Driver of the Night.​Austin Alumbaugh advanced six positions to finish sixth with Corey Nelson, Evan Martin, Mitchell Moore, and Danny Thoman making up the top-ten. A blind draw of $500 thanks to Putnam Chevrolet was won by 11th finishing, Matt Close.​The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps returns to action at the Double X Speedway in California, Mo. on May 29.​For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.​Race Results:​ASCS Warrior RegionMissouri State Fair Speedway – Sedalia, Mo.Friday, May 20, 2016​Car Count: 20Impact Signs Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 2. 27-Danny Thoman; 3. 81A-Chris Morgan; 4. 4-Evan Martin; 5. 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 6. 8X-John Manley; (DNS) 38-Cody Baker​Impact Awnings Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 05-Brad Loyet; 2. 14-Randy Martin; 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 4. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 5. 86-Tyler Thomas; 6. 5-Matt Close; 7. 75E-Broc Elliott​Impact Wraps Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 14K-Kyle Bellm; 2. 34-Corey Nelson; 3. 51-Mitchell Moore; 4. 41-Scott Comstock; 5. 8-Tyler Blank; (DNS) 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths​Speedway Motors A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[4]; 3. 05-Brad Loyet[7]; 4. 14-Randy Martin[6]; 5. 14K-Kyle Bellm[3]; 6. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[12]; 7. 34-Corey Nelson[2]; 8. 4-Evan Martin[9]; 9. 51-Mitchell Moore[10]; 10. 27-Danny Thoman[8]; 11. 5-Matt Close[16]; 12. 75E-Broc Elliott[18]; 13. 41-Scott Comstock[13]; 14. 24C-Lanny Carpenter[14]; 15. 8X-John Manley[17]; 16. 8-Tyler Blank[15]; 17. 81A-Chris Morgan[5]; 18. 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths[20]; 19. 86-Tyler Thomas[11]; (DNS) 38-Cody Baker1

Topping the Putnam Chevrolet Salute the Fans Night at the “Historic Half-Mile”, Cornell was chased to the line by Derek Hagar with Brad Loyet coming from seventh to complete the podium. Randy Martin was fourth with Kyle Bellm rounding out the top-five. Bellm was also the Tiger Towing High Point Driver of the Night.

Austin Alumbaugh advanced six positions to finish sixth with Corey Nelson, Evan Martin, Mitchell Moore, and Danny Thoman making up the top-ten. A blind draw of $500 thanks to Putnam Chevrolet was won by 11th finishing, Matt Close.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps returns to action at the Double X Speedway in California, Mo. on May 29.

For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Missouri State Fair Speedway – Sedalia, Mo.

Friday, May 20, 2016

Car Count: 20

Impact Signs Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 2. 27-Danny Thoman; 3. 81A-Chris Morgan; 4. 4-Evan Martin; 5. 24C-Lanny Carpenter; 6. 8X-John Manley; (DNS) 38-Cody Baker

Impact Awnings Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 05-Brad Loyet; 2. 14-Randy Martin; 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 4. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 5. 86-Tyler Thomas; 6. 5-Matt Close; 7. 75E-Broc Elliott

Impact Wraps Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 14K-Kyle Bellm; 2. 34-Corey Nelson; 3. 51-Mitchell Moore; 4. 41-Scott Comstock; 5. 8-Tyler Blank; (DNS) 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths

Speedway Motors A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell[1]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[4]; 3. 05-Brad Loyet[7]; 4. 14-Randy Martin[6]; 5. 14K-Kyle Bellm[3]; 6. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[12]; 7. 34-Corey Nelson[2]; 8. 4-Evan Martin[9]; 9. 51-Mitchell Moore[10]; 10. 27-Danny Thoman[8]; 11. 5-Matt Close[16]; 12. 75E-Broc Elliott[18]; 13. 41-Scott Comstock[13]; 14. 24C-Lanny Carpenter[14]; 15. 8X-John Manley[17]; 16. 8-Tyler Blank[15]; 17. 81A-Chris Morgan[5]; 18. 65-Trevor (T.J.) Muths[20]; 19. 86-Tyler Thomas[11]; (DNS) 38-Cody Baker

Brandon Hanks Triumphs in Impact Signs Open Wheel Showdown at Lucas Oil Speedway

WHEATLAND, Mo. (May 7, 2016) For the third time in 2016, Tennessee’s Brandon Hanks parked his D&B Farms/Moose Tracks No. 84 in Victory Lane, topping the Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps Open Wheel Showdown at the Lucas Oil Speedway.

The co-sanctioned event with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps and the American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Red River Region presented by Smiley’s Racing Products, the event drew 38 drivers to the Lucas Oil Speedway.

Brandon’s third overall win on the season, the win counts as Hanks’ first with the Red River Region, and second with the Warrior Region.

Taking off from the pole, Hanks had to outrun Johnny Herrera for the lead. Not doing so on the initial start, the restart following a four car pileup saw Hanks take off. Giving chase into slower traffic, Herrera’s night ended on Lap 6 as Johnny tried to avoid a stalled car, sending the No. 45x flipping into the wall exiting the second turn. Herrera was able to walk away unharmed.

Underway with 8th starting Derek Hagar to his back bumper, Hanks was able to hold off the charge of the No. 9jr as Hagar had to contend with the hard charging No. 17 of Josh Baughman.

Pulling to a nearly four second advantage in the close laps, slower traffic looked like it was going to serve up trouble for Hanks as Hagar and Baughman closed quickly, but laps would run short as Hanks crossed 0.675 seconds ahead of Derek Hagar.

Josh Baughman was third with Wayne Johnson and Zach Daum making up the top-five.

Jack Dover crossed sixth followed by Matt Covington.

Covington was scheduled to start sixth, but an engine change after his Heat Race moved him to the tail of his qualifying group, putting the No. 95 14th on the lineup.

Eighth went to Cody Baker with Jonathan Cornell ninth. Spinning on Lap 2 while running fifth, Blake Hahn came back to finish out the top-ten.

The American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Red River Region presented by Smiley’s Racing Products heads back to Texas this coming weekend with the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network for the Texas World Dirt Track Championship at the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track, happening May 13-14, 2016. More information can be found at http://www.texasmotorspeedway.com.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps returns to action on Friday, May 20 at the “Historic Half-Mile” Missouri State Fair Speedway in Sedalia with the Salute to Veterans Night which also includes the BOSS Chassis WAR Sprint Cars. Races begin at 7:00 P.M. (CT).

For continued updates on all of the American Sprint Car Series, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Red River and ASCS Warrior Regions

Lucas Oil Speedway – Wheatland, Mo.

5th annual Impact Signs Open Wheel Showdown

Friday, May 7, 2016

Car Count: 38

Impact Signs Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 2. 38-Cody Baker; 3. 34-Corey Nelson; 4. 4-Evan Martin; 5. 2-Mickey Walker; 6. 24-Ricky Stangl; 7. 48-Miles Paulus; 8. 05M-Charles McManus

Impact Wraps Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover; 2. 52-Blake Hahn; 3. 95-Matt Covington; 4. 86-Tyler Thomas; 5. 1A-Adam Jones; 6. 81A-Chris Morgan; 7. 93-Taylor Walton; 8. 49B-Ben Brown

Impact Awnings Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 45X-Johnny Herrera; 2. 84-Brandon Hanks; 3. 14-Randy Martin; 4. 26M-Fred Mattox; 5. 20G-Jake Greider; 6. 44-Jared Sewell; 7. (DNF) 7L-Lee Lengel; 8. (DNF) 69-Glen Passmore Jr

Impact4800.com Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 5D-Zach Daum; 2. 17-Josh Baughman; 3. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 4. 76-Jay Russell; 5. 3Z-Zach Davis; 6. 9M-Tyler Blank; 7. (DNF) 27-Danny Thoman

Impact Open Wheel Heat 5 (8 Laps): 1. 2C-Wayne Johnson; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 3. 14K-Kyle Bellm; 4. 27K-Tucker Klaasmeyer; 5. 7M-Chance Morton; 6. 8-Lanny Carpenter; 7. (DNF) 8M-Kade Morton

B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 14K-Kyle Bellm[3]; 2. 14-Randy Martin[2]; 3. 86-Tyler Thomas[1]; 4. 3Z-Zach Davis[4]; 5. 27K-Tucker Klaasmeyer[6]; 6. 48-Miles Paulus[8]; 7. 49B-Ben Brown[9]; 8. (DNF) 9M-Tyler Blank[7]; 9. (DNF) 24-Ricky Stangl[5]; DNS 1A-Adam Jones; DNS 7L-Lee Lengel; DNS 27-Danny Thoman

B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[2]; 2. 7M-Chance Morton[3]; 3. 81A-Chris Morgan[5]; 4. 2-Mickey Walker[6]; 5. 8M-Kade Morton[9]; 6. 20G-Jake Greider[1]; 7. 93-Taylor Walton[10]; 8. 44-Jared Sewell[7]; 9. 05M-Charles McManus[11]; 10. (DNF) 26M-Fred Mattox[4]; 11. (DNF) 8-Lanny Carpenter[8]; DNS 69-Glen Passmore Jr

A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 84-Brandon Hanks[1]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[8]; 3. 17-Josh Baughman[6]; 4. 2C-Wayne Johnson[5]; 5. 5D-Zach Daum[3]; 6. 53-Jack Dover[4]; 7. 95-Matt Covington[14]; 8. 38-Cody Baker[10]; 9. 28-Jonathan Cornell[9]; 10. 52-Blake Hahn[7]; 11. 76-Jay Russell[11]; 12. 81A-Chris Morgan[20]; 13. 34-Corey Nelson[13]; 14. 86-Tyler Thomas[19]; 15. (DNF) 7M-Chance Morton[18]; 16. (DNF) 4-Evan Martin[12]; 17. (DNF) 45X-Johnny Herrera[2]; 18. (DNF) 14K-Kyle Bellm[15]; 19. (DNF) 33-Austin Alumbaugh[16]; 20. (DNF) 14-Randy Martin[17]

Brian Brown Earns First Career Lakeside Speedway Victory with Lucas Oil ASCS

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (May 5, 2016) Nothing is as sweet as a hometown victory, and for Brian Brown, it’s a win that’s been a long time coming as the FVP/Casey’s General Store No. 21 broke into Victory Lane at the famed Lakeside Speedway for the first time in his career; topping the McCarthy Auto Group KC Klassic presented by Racinboys.com.

Becoming the fifth different winner of the season with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network in 2016, Brown’s win in the Impact Signs/Weld No. 21 is the 16th time that Brown has topped the National Tour, and fifth consecutive year he has earned a Lucas Oil ASCS victory.

“We’ve led a few Outlaw races and let them slip away, but no we hadn’t before tonight,” said an overjoyed Brian Brown in Victory Lane when asked to confirm this was in fact his first Sprint Car victory at Lakeside Speedway.

“To win this close to home, we have a lot of our partners here. Obviously Casey’s General Store, FVP, Impact Signs, Weld Wheels; their on our nose wing tonight and have been a huge supporter of Brian Brown Racing since day one. Champion Oil, Ditzfield Transfer, MC Power, Maxim Chassis, Garrett Engines, Chad Morgan, Wyatt Burks, Michael Williams, my Dad, grandpa George….it seems like when he’s here, I just seem to run a little bit better. He has that calming effect on me and has been a huge part of my career and I have to also thank my wife, Heather but it’s good to win here at home I can tell you that. When you’ve won 15-20 races a year, you kind of take that for granted and this our first one this year.”

Gridding the night’s 30 lap A-Feature outside the front row, Brown would have to play the role of the hunter as Blake Hahn shot into the race lead from the pole.

Losing ground to the Lucas Oil No. 52, the pair found the tail end of the field by the 10th lap. Giving Brown the chance to make up ground as Hahn wrestled with slower traffic, however, Brown had his own battle to contend with as Aaron Reutzel moved past the No. 21 on Lap 15. Able to work back around Reutzel’s No. 87 the following laps, Brown made his bid for the lead on Lap 17.

Pulling all the way up to Blake’s rear bumper, Brown broke line to the bottom through turns three and four, but the move was quickly negated as the caution flew for Josh Baughman who had come to a stop off the back straightaway with fire on the left side of the car. Josh was okay.

Not able to overtake the No. 52 on the restart, Brown was able to hold off the Dissolvalloy No. 87, who fell to fifth on the restart as Johnny Herrera and Ian Madsen worked by for third and fourth. Working Lap 22, the red flew as Kyle Bellm and Brad Loyet tangled off the second turn battling for 10th. Both drivers were okay.

On the restart, Brown pulled even with Hahn through turns one and two, giving Blake just enough room to race between the No. 21 and the wall to hold the lead. Falling to a half straightaway, Brian was quick to regain his momentum, completing the slide job off the second turn on Lap 23 for the top spot, going on to win by 1.702 seconds.

Blake Hahn’s runner-up finish is his first podium of the year with the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network.

“This car was dialed in tonight from Hot Laps all the way to the A-Feature. These guys did great getting the car right, but congratulations to Brian Brown on the win. If I can run second to him on any night, that’s a good night for us but we just need to get more comfortable on the big tracks. I think once I get more seat time, we’ll be alright.”

Trying to setup Hahn for a last lap pass, New Mexico’s Johnny Herrera would have to settle for the show position in the MVT No. 45x, but it was good enough to push Herrera back into the points lead by 12 markers over Matt Covington.

“We started eighth there and I really didn’t have a very good start. I don’t know what I did, if I spun the tires or what, but we ended up losing two or three spots, but the car was good the whole race and we got pretty close there at the end.”

Ian Madsen came home fourth with Danny Lasoski advancing 10 spots to complete the top-five as the KSE Hard Charger of the Night.

Seth Bergman, who started 15th, crossed sixth with Aaron Reutzel slipping to seventh after racing into the top three in the race’s midpoint. Matt Covington was eighth with Sam Hafertepe, Jr. ninth. Wayne Johnson made up the top-ten.

Four Heat Races for 35 drivers saw wins going to Blake Hahn, Matt Covington, Kyle Bellm, and Brandon Hanks. The B-Feature was topped by Brad Loyet. A regional provisional was used by Evan Martin as the night was co-sanctioned with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps. Jonathan Cornell was the highest finishing Warrior Region driver.

The Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network competes next at the Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track for the Texas World Dirt Track Championship, happening May 13-14, 2016. Tickets can be purchased now at http://www.texasmotorspeedway.com.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps hooks up with the American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Red River Region presented by Smiley’s Racing Products on Saturday, May 7 at the Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Mo. for the Impact Signs Open Wheel Showdown.

For continued updates on the American Sprint Car Series, from the Regions to the National Tour, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS National & ASCS Warrior

Lakeside Speedway - Kansas City, Kan.

McCarthy Auto Group KC Klassic

Thursday, May 5, 2016

Car Count: 35

ButlerBuilt Heat Races (8 Laps, winners plus the next 12 highest in Passing Points advance to the A-Feature, Top 8 will redraw.)

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 52-Blake Hahn[3]; 2. 18-Ian Madsen[4]; 3. 45X-Johnny Herrera[7]; 4. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[8]; 5. 81A-Chris Morgan[1]; 6. 4A-Jon Agan[6]; 7. 28-Jonathan Cornell[9]; 8. 98-J.D. Johnson[5]; 9. 35L-Cody Ledger[2]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 95-Matt Covington[3]; 2. 53-Jack Dover[4]; 3. 33L-Danny Lasoski[2]; 4. 17-Josh Baughman[7]; 5. 2L-Logan Forler[9]; 6. 38-Cody Baker[6]; 7. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[8]; 8. (DNF) 3Z-Zach Davis[1]; 9. (DNF) 42-Dalton Parsons[5]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 14K-Kyle Bellm[1]; 2. 21-Brian Brown[4]; 3. 23-Seth Bergman[2]; 4. 87-Aaron Reutzel[9]; 5. 05-Brad Loyet[5]; 6. 86-Tyler Thomas[6]; 7. 9M-Chris Parkinson[3]; 8. 7L-Lee Lengel[7]; 9. 75E-Broc Elliott[8]

Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 84-Brandon Hanks[1]; 2. 2C-Wayne Johnson[6]; 3. 76-Jay Russell[5]; 4. 4-Evan Martin[3]; 5. 20G-Jake Greider[7]; 6. 27-Danny Thoman[4]; 7. (DNF) 91-Steven Russell[2]; DNS 92J-J.R. Topper

BMRS B-Feature (12 laps, taking top 6.)

B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 05-Brad Loyet[3]; 2. 20G-Jake Greider[1]; 3. 4A-Jon Agan[6]; 4. 28-Jonathan Cornell[4]; 5. 86-Tyler Thomas[7]; 6. 81A-Chris Morgan[5]; 7. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[8]; 8. 35L-Cody Ledger[14]; 9. 4-Evan Martin[2]; 10. 98-J.D. Johnson[11]; 11. 9M-Chris Parkinson[10]; 12. 27-Danny Thoman[9]; 13. 7L-Lee Lengel[12]; 14. 75E-Broc Elliott[13]; DNS 38-Cody Baker; DNS 3Z-Zach Davis; DNS 91-Steven Russell; DNS 42-Dalton Parsons; DNS 92J-J.R. Topper

Protect the Harvest A-Feature (30 Laps)

A Feature 1 (30 Laps): 1. 21-Brian Brown[2]; 2. 52-Blake Hahn[1]; 3. 45X-Johnny Herrera[8]; 4. 18-Ian Madsen[3]; 5. 33L-Danny Lasoski[15]; 6. 23-Seth Bergman[16]; 7. 87-Aaron Reutzel[7]; 8. 95-Matt Covington[6]; 9. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[11]; 10. 2C-Wayne Johnson[4]; 11. 2L-Logan Forler[14]; 12. 84-Brandon Hanks[10]; 13. 53-Jack Dover[5]; 14. 28-Jonathan Cornell[20]; 15. 86-Tyler Thomas[21]; 16. 76-Jay Russell[12]; 17. 4-Evan Martin[23]; 18. 20G-Jake Greider[18]; 19. 81A-Chris Morgan[22]; 20. (DNF) 05-Brad Loyet[17]; 21. (DNF) 14K-Kyle Bellm[9]; 22. (DNF) 17-Josh Baughman[13]; 23. (DNF) 4A-Jon Agan[19]

Lap Leader(s): Blake Hahn 1-22; Brian Brown 23-30

FSR High Point Driver: Wayne Johnson

KSE Hard Charger: Danny Lasoski +10

Provisional(s): Evan Martin (Regional)

Rain Cuts ASCS Warrior Region Short at Callaway Raceway

FULTON, Mo. (April 29, 2016) With cars headed to the staging area, it looked as if the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps was going to win the race against Mother Nature, but the top came in and the bottom fell out as rain swept across the Callaway Raceway.

ASCS Warrior Region officials are currently working with the Callaway Raceway for a date to reschedule. The date, to be announced, will be a complete program.

Three Heats for 23 drivers did see action at the Callaway Raceway with plenty of racing to at least curb the racefan’s appetite. In the first Heat alone, three drivers led laps with Randy Martin taking the win. Heat two saw Brad Loyet take the lead just before the half-way point for a runaway victory. The final Heat was all Evan Martin.

All drivers will receive show up points based off car count. As the A-Feature lineup showed all 23 starting, all drivers will receive 87 points.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps will take on the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series National Tour presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network on Thursday, May 5 for the McCarthy Auto Group KC Klassic presented by Racinboys.com at Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kan. Advance tickets are on sale at http://www.racinboys.com.

For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Callaway Raceway – Fulton, Mo.

Friday, April 29, 2016

Car Count: 23

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 3. 3G-Jarrod Schneiderman; 4. 9M-Chris Parkinson; 5. 34-Corey Nelson; 6. 75E-Broc Elliott; 7. 49-Ben Brown; 8. 33-Austin Alumbaugh

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 05-Brad Loyet; 2. 38-Cody Baker; 3. 27-Danny Thoman; 4. 93-Taylor Walton; 5. 48-Miles Paulus; 6. 75-Tyler Blank; 7. 59-Jacob (Jake) Glasgow; 8. 69-Justin Buchholz

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 4-Evan Martin; 2. 14K-Kyle Bellm; 3. 86-Tyler Thomas; 4. 99-John Shultz; 5. 51-Mitchell Moore; 6. 41-Scott Comstock; 7. 8-Jeff Wingate

A-Feature cancelled due to rain

​Rain date will be Friday, June 3rd for a complete new program.

John Carney II Tops Exciting ASCS Red River/Warrior Region Showdown at Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (April 23, 2016) The first showdown of the season between the American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Red River Region presented by Smiley’s Racing Products and the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs was a thriller as El Paso, Texas shoe John Carney II walked away with the night’s $2,000 score at the Springfield Raceway.

Being a co-sanctioned event, the win counts as Carney’s first with the ASCS Warrior Region, and second in ASCS Red River competition.

Gridding the John James Racing No. 4j fifth, Caney jumped top shelf on the start, following sixth starting Hahn to the front of the field. Chasing down early race leader, Mitchell Moore, Hahn raced to the lead on Lap 7 as the leaders found the tail of the field.

Trying to keep pace with the CSR Garage No. 52, Carney would have to let traffic work to his advantage in order to run down Blake Hahn. Working past the race’s halfway point, Hahn found himself mired behind slower cars. Stuck on the bottom of the Springfield Raceway, the rolling roadblock was just what Carney needed.

With Hahn’s advantage dwindling, Carney’s run for the lead came as the field worked to the final five laps. Working Lap 21, Carney stuck the No. 4j to the top and to the lead. Searching the track for lines to run, Hahn found rubber. Going three wide though traffic for the lead, Carney kept just enough momentum to hold off the Lucas Oil No. 52.

Caution the final lap, Hahn’s night nearly ended as Chance Morton spun directing in front of the leaders. On the brakes, Hahn did catch the Right Rear of the No. 7m, but was able to continue rolling. Trying for the lead on the restart, Carney would not be denied his sixth win of the 2016 season in his first trip to the Springfield oval.

Challenged off the final turn by Jonathan Cornell for the runner-up spot, Hahn was able to hold the position for his second podium finish of the weekend. Jonathan Cornell, who was also the night’s Tiger Towing High Point Driver of the Night, completed the night’s podium. Brandon Hanks came from seventh to fourth with Mitchell Moore rounding out the top-five.

Cody Baker was sixth with Mickey Walker seventh from 11th. Jason McDougal crossed eighth with Jay Russell and Steven Russell making up the top-ten.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps sees action again on Friday, April 29 at the Callaway Raceway in Fulton, Mo. The American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Red River Region presented by Smiley’s Racing Products joins up with the Warrior Region on Saturday, May 7 at Lucas Oil Speedway.

For continued updates on the American Sprint Car Series, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Red River/Warrior Regions

Springfield Raceway – Springfield, MO

Saturday, April 23, 2016

Car Count: 24

Impact Signs Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 51-Mitchell Moore; 2. 85-Forrest Sutherland; 3. 84-Brandon Hanks; 4. 76-Jay Russell; 5. 20G-Jake Greider; 6. 4-Evan Martin; 7. 7M-Chance Morton; 8. 8M-Kade Morton

Impact Awnings Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 33-Austin Alumbaugh; 3. 4J-John Carney II; 4. 26M-Fred Mattox; 5. 2-Mickey Walker; 6. 57-Kyle Chady; 7. 27-Danny Thoman; DNS 75-Tyler Blank

Impact Wraps Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 52-Blake Hahn; 2. 38-Cody Baker; 3. 11M-Jason McDougal; 4. 14K-Kyle Bellm; 5. 91-Steven Russell; 6. 92J-J.R. Topper; 7. 93-Steve Mahannah; 8. 05M-Charles McManus

B Feature (12 Laps): 1. 4-Evan Martin[1]; 2. 92J-J.R. Topper[3]; 3. 7M-Chance Morton[5]; 4. 20G-Jake Greider[2]; 5. 27-Danny Thoman[6]; 6. 8M-Kade Morton[7]; 7. 57-Kyle Chady[4]; 8. 93-Steve Mahannah[8]; 9. 05M-Charles McManus[9]; DNS 75-Tyler Blank

Speedway Motors A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 4J-John Carney II[5]; 2. 52-Blake Hahn[6]; 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell[3]; 4. 84-Brandon Hanks[7]; 5. 51-Mitchell Moore[1]; 6. 38-Cody Baker[2]; 7. 2-Mickey Walker[11]; 8. 11M-Jason McDougal[8]; 9. 76-Jay Russell[12]; 10. 91-Steven Russell[14]; 11. 14K-Kyle Bellm[9]; 12. 20G-Jake Greider[18]; 13. 26M-Fred Mattox[13]; 14. 85-Forrest Sutherland[10]; 15. 27-Danny Thoman[19]; 16. 8M-Kade Morton[20]; 17. 4-Evan Martin[15]; 18. 92J-J.R. Topper[16]; 19. 7M-Chance Morton[17]; 20. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[4]

Brandon Hanks Pockets $5,000 at the Missouri State Fair Speedway

SEDALIA, Mo. (April 17, 2016) The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps kicked off the 2016 season at the Missouri State Fair Speedway and the Peak Sport and Spine Spring Fling at the Historic Half-Mile with Tennessee’s Brandon Hanks pocketing the night’s $5,000 winner’s check.

The win is Hanks’ second career ASCS victory, and first with the ASCS Warrior Region.

Gridding the field fifth, the race began with Cody Baker taking off with the lead. Surviving early reds and cautions, Baker relinquished the top spot to Jonathan Cornell as the race worked past the third round.

Working lap nine with a comfortable advantage, slower traffic came into play and served a game over flip to Cornell down the back straight with Baker also having issues while running second. Both drivers were okay. Handing the lead to Brandon Hanks, the driver of the Hanks Motorsports No. 84 played it cool with his tires, pulling away to over a straightaway at the checkered flag.

Seth Bergman came from seventh to second with Brian Brown from ninth to complete the afternoon’s podium. Kyle Bellm crossed fourth with Brian Clauson fifth.

Blake Hahn was sixth with Wayne Johnson taking the afternoon’s Hard Charger honors with a 20th to seventh place run. Tyler Thomas from 13th was eighth with Josh Baughman rebounding from a spin at the start to finish ninth. Even Martin completed the top-ten.

Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps will see action again on Saturday, April 23 at the Springfield Raceway in Springfield, Mo. The night is co-sanctioned with the American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Red River Region presented by Smiley’s Racing Products, which will be at the Humboldt Speedway in Humboldt, Kan. the night before.

For continued updates on the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region

Missouri State Fair Speedway – Sedalia, Mo.

Sunday, April 17, 2016

Car Count: 23

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 52-Blake Hahn; 2. 84-Brandon Hanks; 3. 17-Josh Baughman; 4. 23-Seth Bergman; 5. 86-Tyler Thomas; 6. 8-Jeff Wingate; 7. 2C-Wayne Johnson; 8. 05-Brad Loyet

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 14K-Kyle Bellm; 3. 27-Danny Thoman; 4. 9M-Bobby Layne; 5. 41-Scott Comstock; 6. 75-Broc Elliott; 7. 96-Josh Fisher; 8. 42-Dalton Parsons

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 17W-Bryan Clauson; 2. 38-Cody Baker; 3. 21-Brian Brown; 4. 95-Matt Covington; 5. 4-Evan Martin; 6. 5-Matt Close; 7. 33-Austin Alumbaugh

A Feature (20 Laps): 1. 84-Brandon Hanks[5]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman[7]; 3. 21-Brian Brown[9]; 4. 14K-Kyle Bellm[4]; 5. 17W-Bryan Clauson[8]; 6. 52-Blake Hahn[6]; 7. 2C-Wayne Johnson[20]; 8. 86-Tyler Thomas[13]; 9. 17-Josh Baughman[3]; 10. 4-Evan Martin[14]; 11. 33-Austin Alumbaugh[21]; 12. 5-Matt Close[16]; 13. 28-Jonathan Cornell[2]; 14. 38-Cody Baker[1]; 15. 8-Jeff Wingate[18]; 16. 41-Scott Comstock[15]; 17. 75-Broc Elliott[17]; 18. 9M-Bobby Layne[10]; 19. 27-Danny Thoman[12]; 20. 05-Brad Loyet[22]; 21. 95-Matt Covington[11]; 22. 96-Josh Fisher[19]; 23. 42-Dalton Parsons[23]

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