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DIRTcar Fall Nationals Results from Lincoln Speedway – 10/1/22

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THAT’S ALL FOLKS: Spangler, Harrison, Heck, Deal, Johnson Win Fall Nationals Finale at Lincoln

Schwartz clinches first national title, Harrison dedicates win to late announcer Rick Eshelman

LINCOLN, IL – Oct. 1, 2022 – The 39th season of weekly DIRTcar Racing is officially in the books. Another stacked roster of 118 cars across five different divisions packed the Lincoln Speedway pit area Saturday night and closed out the regular season with five entertaining Features.

DIRTcar LATE MODEL – Eric Spangler

Making the haul all the way from Lake City, MI, to compete, 2022 DIRTcar East Region champion Eric Spangler came to Lincoln for one reason – win. Time was wearing thin on his quest to move up in the national points standings, and he made the most of the opportunity.

By the end of the 25-lap Feature, not only had he won the race – he dominated. Spangler set the fastest lap of the night in Qualifying, won his Heat Race and led all 25 laps en route to his first career DIRTcar Fall Nationals Feature victory.

Donny Walden crossed in second while another notable figure completed the podium behind him. In only his second race back from a five-year hiatus, Steve Sheppard Jr. crossed the stripe in third after a strong showing up front.

ABBREVIATED RESULTS

Feature (25 Laps): 1. 27-Eric Spangler[1]; 2. 1W-Donny Walden[3]; 3. 5S-Steve Sheppard[2]; 4. 24-Ryan Unzicker[7]; 5. 11-Jeff Herzog[4]; 6. 01-Billy Knippenberg[19]; 7. 77-Blaise Baker[5]; 8. 11D-Brian Diveley[9]; 9. 51-Steve Fairbanks[10]; 10. 32M-Cody Maguire[18]; 11. 26M-Brent McKinnon[8]; 12. 16W-Tony Wolf[20]; 13. 334-Billy Hough[17]; 14. 248-Brandon Lance[23]; 15. B15-Bob Sidener[24]; 16. 6P-Jose Parga[13]; 17. 38J-Jake Little[16]; 18. 11M-Ryan Miller[14]; 19. 53-Curtis Hobbs[21]; 20. 61-Jammie Wilson[22]; 21. 16-Rusty Griffaw[6]; 22. 9Z-Jayme Zidar[11]; 23. 22-Chris Dick[15]; 24. 4D-Doug Tye[12]

UMP MODIFIED – Mike Harrison

Climbing atop his Hughes Racing Chassis No. 24H in Victory Lane, a somber smile was painted across Mike Harrison’s face as he saluted the crowd, checkered flag waving in the air. He had won the race, and clinched his eighth DIRTcar national championship, but it was not all smiles and high-fives from the crew.

In Victory Lane, Harrison took time out of his interview and dedicated his final points win of the season to the late Rick Eshelman – announcer for the World of Outlaws Late Model Series and countless other DIRTcar-sanctioned events and series – whose passing was announced by the World of Outlaws & DIRTcar Saturday afternoon.

“Rick was a staple in our sport,” Harrison said. “He took care of all of us in the pits. He was always driving around. Not only was he a great announcer, he was a great man and a great friend to all of us in the pit area. It’s a major loss to dirt racing.”

On the track, Harrison dominated, leading all 20 laps for his first Fall Nationals victory at Lincoln. Though he had already clinched the national championship coming into the race, he placed the cherry atop the sundae with his 25th Feature win of the season and took a moment to reflect on the year’s accomplishments.

“We didn’t come into the year racing for points,” Harrison said. “Like I say all the time – we just come to race. We come to race and do our best and try to win races, and just let the results take care of themselves.

“You’ll have highs and lows, and we definitely had a lot of highs this year.”

ABBREVIATED RESULTS

Feature (20 Laps): 1. 24H-Mike Harrison[2]; 2. 96M-Mike McKinney[1]; 3. 25-Tyler Nicely[3]; 4. 36-Kenny Wallace[4]; 5. 25W-Allen Weisser[6]; 6. 05-Dave Wietholder[5]; 7. 3L-Jeremy Nichols[10]; 8. 99T-Tyler Loughmiller[12]; 9. 1-Todd Sherman[9]; 10. 11D-Brian Diveley[14]; 11. 14M-Caden McWhorter[7]; 12. 18-Jarrett Stryker[18]; 13. 89-Austin Friedman[11]; 14. 63-Dustin King[20]; 15. 35-Brandon Roberts[15]; 16. 72A-Austin Lynn[17]; 17. 87C-Alan Crowder[22]; 18. 8C-Michael Claeys[19]; 19. 25B-Brayden Bowman[24]; 20. 60-Jim Manka[23]; 21. 34T-Tanner Reed[13]; 22. 21T-Talen Beard[21]; 23. 99-Tim Luttrell[16]; 24. 10K-Kelly Kovski[8]

PRO LATE MODEL – Aaron Heck

It was one heck of a weekend for Aaron Heck, and by sheer willpower and skill, he managed to pull-off a victory.

“Yesterday after Hot Lap/Qualifying, I blew-up a motor, drove back to Mt. Vernon, put another one in with my two uncles and got back here 2:30 in the morning,” Heck said. “If you had told me I was going to do this tonight, I’d have called ‘em a liar.”

The 2020 national champion from Mt. Vernon, IL, claimed his third Fall Nationals Feature win in the last two years Saturday night, taking the lead late after two separate incidents with the first two leaders cost them their spots out front.

Polesitter Devin McLean looped it all by himself while in the lead on Lap 7, sending him retiring to the pits. Six laps later, Fast Qualifier Jose Parga made contact with a lapped car in traffic, spun him around and was sent to the tail for causing the incident.

This handed the lead over to Heck, who drove it the rest of the way for a big win to cap-off the regular season. Though there were 26 other cars to contend with, Heck was only interested in beating his longtime rival, Jose Parga.

“That’s the only guy I wanted to beat, just because he’s the champion this year,” Heck said.

ABBREVIATED RESULTS

Feature (20 Laps): 1. 59-Aaron Heck[3]; 2. 14-Braden Johnson[6]; 3. 27-Colby Sheppard[5]; 4. 45-Kyle McMahon[10]; 5. $12-Troy Marciniak[12]; 6. 77-Blaise Baker[7]; 7. 33H-Roben Huffman[11]; 8. 17B-Braden Bilger[14]; 9. 01-Billy Knippenberg[19]; 10. 5B-Brandon Sweitzer[16]; 11. BK3-Billy Knippenberg III[17]; 12. 11-Ryan Miller[23]; 13. 25-Rockett Bennett[22]; 14. 32M-Cody Maguire[15]; 15. 37-Derrick Carlson[8]; 16. 248-Brandon Lance[24]; 17. 14S-Derek Smith[18]; 18. 59X-Damon Heck[20]; 19. 6P-Jose Parga[4]; 20. 51W-Scott Wenell[21]; 21. 33-Devin McLean[1]; 22. 19-Chase Osterhoff[2]; 23. 61-Jammie Wilson[9]; 24. 22-Chris Dick[13]

PRO MODIFIED – BJ Deal

In a wild ending to the Chevy Performance Crate-engine powered 20-lapper, BJ Deal walked away with the win after near chaos ensued in the final three laps.

Friday night winner, Guy Taylor, had led since the drop of the green and appeared to have the car to beat once again, until he slowed dramatically coming to the two-to-go signal and spun in Turns 1-2, collecting a few other cars in the process.

Taking advantage of Taylor’s sudden issues, Deal slipped past him into the lead before the melee unfolded and led the field back to the checkers on the ensuing restart to score his first career DIRTcar Fall Nationals Feature win.

“I just tried to take care of the tires and be patient,” Deal said. “I thought, maybe around Lap 5, that I was being too patient, so I picked it up a little bit.

“I was kinda waiting for the flagman to give me the five-to-go [signal] so I could start launching a little bit. When he gave me the signal, it was time to turn on the burners.”

With his runner-up finish and Taylor’s DNF, Deece Schwartz officially clinched his first career DIRTcar Pro Modified national points championship. The third-generation driver from Ashmore, IL, added to his family’s decorated history in UMP-type Dirt Modified racing after grandfather Denny and father Danny’s accomplishments in the 1990s and 2000s.

ABBREVIATED RESULTS

Feature (20 Laps): 1. 3W-BJ Deal[3]; 2. 121-Deece Schwartz[4]; 3. 2-Brayden Doyle[1]; 4. 52JR-Cole Knebel[9]; 5. 14G-Tommy Gaither[11]; 6. 28-Justin Durbin[18]; 7. 8Z-Zach Taylor[10]; 8. 15C-Kevin Crowder[20]; 9. 29H-Cale Hartnagel[16]; 10. 21JR-Drew Schwartz[15]; 11. 24M-Matt Milner[7]; 12. 74-James Hileman[12]; 13. 8-Ethan Orman[14]; 14. 29-Josh Orman[23]; 15. 6-Billy Adams[24]; 16. 4T-Guy Taylor[2]; 17. 2W-Jason Walsh[6]; 18. 67-Austin Seets[8]; 19. 66K-Kaleb Stephens[21]; 20. 88-Zayden Bolyard[22]; 21. 59-JD Evans Carter[19]; 22. 37-Chad Ziegler[13]; 23. 44-Gabe Menser[5]; 24. 23-Ryan Timmons[17]

SPORT COMPACT – Nick Johnson

For the second-straight year, Nick Johnson is a DIRTcar Fall Nationals Feature winner in the Sport Compact division.

Johnson, of Bartonville, IL, took advantage of an incident between the two leaders in the early going – Allan Harris and Dakota Schmick. He took the lead on Lap 4 and never relinquished it, leading the field back around the checkers to bag the win.

ABBREVIATED RESULTS (view full results)

Feature (10 Laps): 1. 30J-Nick Johnson[5]; 2. 52-Bradley Stanfill[4]; 3. 51-Clayton Stanfill[3]; 4. 01C-Dakota Schmick[2]; 5. 3H-Allan Harris[1]; 6. 14C-Tucker Clark[6]; 7. 8D-Donovan Hamblen[7]; 8. (DNS) 72-Kadien Armour27 entries

DIRTCAR PRO LATE MODELS


Feature (20 Laps): 1. 59-Aaron Heck[3]; 2. 14-Braden Johnson[6]; 3. 27-Colby Sheppard[5]; 4. 45-Kyle McMahon[10]; 5. $12-Troy Marciniak[12]; 6. 77-Blaise Baker[7]; 7. 33H-Roben Huffman[11]; 8. 17B-Braden Bilger[14]; 9. 01-Billy Knippenberg[19]; 10. 5B-Brandon Sweitzer[16]; 11. BK3-Billy Knippenberg III[17]; 12. 11-Ryan Miller[23]; 13. 25-Rockett Bennett[22]; 14. 32M-Cody Maguire[15]; 15. 37-Derrick Carlson[8]; 16. 248-Brandon Lance[24]; 17. 14S-Derek Smith[18]; 18. 59X-Damon Heck[20]; 19. 6P-Jose Parga[4]; 20. 51W-Scott Wenell[21]; 21. 33-Devin McLean[1]; 22. 19-Chase Osterhoff[2]; 23. 61-Jammie Wilson[9]; 24. 22-Chris Dick[13]

Last Chance Showdown (8 Laps): 1. 01-Billy Knippenberg[1]; 2. 59X-Damon Heck[5]; 3. 51W-Scott Wenell[4]; 4. 25-Rockett Bennett[3]; 5. T22-Curtis Eller[9]; 6. 18CC-Cameron Reynolds[8]; 7. 248-Brandon Lance[2]; 8. 729-Michael Winn[6]; 9. 11-Ryan Miller[7]

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 59-Aaron Heck[2]; 2. 6P-Jose Parga[1]; 3. 77-Blaise Baker[4]; 4. 45-Kyle McMahon[3]; 5. 22-Chris Dick[6]; 6. 5B-Brandon Sweitzer[9]; 7. 01-Billy Knippenberg[7]; 8. 51W-Scott Wenell[8]; 9. 11-Ryan Miller[5]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 33-Devin McLean[1]; 2. 27-Colby Sheppard[2]; 3. 37-Derrick Carlson[4]; 4. 33H-Roben Huffman[6]; 5. 17B-Braden Bilger[5]; 6. BK3-Billy Knippenberg III[3]; 7. 248-Brandon Lance[7]; 8. 59X-Damon Heck[9]; 9. 18CC-Cameron Reynolds[8]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 19-Chase Osterhoff[1]; 2. 14-Braden Johnson[2]; 3. 61-Jammie Wilson[4]; 4. $12-Troy Marciniak[3]; 5. 32M-Cody Maguire[6]; 6. 14S-Derek Smith[5]; 7. 25-Rockett Bennett[7]; 8. 729-Michael Winn[9]; 9. T22-Curtis Eller[8]

Qualifying 1: 1. 6P-Jose Parga, 00:15.672[9]; 2. 59-Aaron Heck, 00:15.829[7]; 3. 45-Kyle McMahon, 00:15.938[6]; 4. 77-Blaise Baker, 00:15.968[3]; 5. 11-Ryan Miller, 00:16.161[8]; 6. 22-Chris Dick, 00:16.219[5]; 7. 01-Billy Knippenberg, 00:16.227[4]; 8. 51W-Scott Wenell, 00:16.269[2]; 9. 5B-Brandon Sweitzer, 00:16.485[1]

Qualifying 2: 1. 33-Devin McLean, 00:15.999[6]; 2. 27-Colby Sheppard, 00:16.220[7]; 3. BK3-Billy Knippenberg III, 00:16.342[3]; 4. 37-Derrick Carlson, 00:16.468[1]; 5. 17B-Braden Bilger, 00:16.501[2]; 6. 33H-Roben Huffman, 00:16.619[9]; 7. 248-Brandon Lance, 00:16.720[8]; 8. 18CC-Cameron Reynolds, 00:16.908[5]; 9. 59X-Damon Heck, 00:17.112[4]

Qualifying 3: 1. 19-Chase Osterhoff, 00:15.974[4]; 2. 14-Braden Johnson, 00:16.211[7]; 3. $12-Troy Marciniak, 00:16.275[8]; 4. 61-Jammie Wilson, 00:16.276[2]; 5. 14S-Derek Smith, 00:16.579[5]; 6. 32M-Cody Maguire, 00:16.633[6]; 7. 25-Rockett Bennett, 00:16.741[3]; 8. T22-Curtis Eller, 00:16.840[9]; 9. 729-Michael Winn, 00:16.864[1]

28 entries

DIRTCAR UMP MODIFIEDS


Feature (20 Laps): 1. 24H-Mike Harrison[2]; 2. 96M-Mike McKinney[1]; 3. 25-Tyler Nicely[3]; 4. 36-Kenny Wallace[4]; 5. 25W-Allen Weisser[6]; 6. 05-Dave Wietholder[5]; 7. 3L-Jeremy Nichols[10]; 8. 99T-Tyler Loughmiller[12]; 9. 1-Todd Sherman[9]; 10. 11D-Brian Diveley[14]; 11. 14M-Caden McWhorter[7]; 12. 18-Jarrett Stryker[18]; 13. 89-Austin Friedman[11]; 14. 63-Dustin King[20]; 15. 35-Brandon Roberts[15]; 16. 72A-Austin Lynn[17]; 17. 87C-Alan Crowder[22]; 18. 8C-Michael Claeys[19]; 19. 25B-Brayden Bowman[24]; 20. 60-Jim Manka[23]; 21. 34T-Tanner Reed[13]; 22. 21T-Talen Beard[21]; 23. 99-Tim Luttrell[16]; 24. 10K-Kelly Kovski[8]

Last Chance Showdown (8 Laps): 1. 8C-Michael Claeys[1]; 2. 63-Dustin King[4]; 3. 21T-Talen Beard[3]; 4. 87C-Alan Crowder[7]; 5. 60-Jim Manka[8]; 6. 25B-Brayden Bowman[9]; 7. 33-Josh Robb[5]; 8. 72-Wayne Gibson[6]; 9. Z-Zack Bunning[2]; 10. (DNS) 14-Brian Lynn

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 25-Tyler Nicely[1]; 2. 36-Kenny Wallace[3]; 3. 14M-Caden McWhorter[4]; 4. 3L-Jeremy Nichols[5]; 5. 34T-Tanner Reed[2]; 6. 99-Tim Luttrell[9]; 7. 8C-Michael Claeys[10]; 8. 63-Dustin King[8]; 9. 87C-Alan Crowder[7]; 10. (DNS) 14-Brian Lynn

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 24H-Mike Harrison[1]; 2. 05-Dave Wietholder[4]; 3. 10K-Kelly Kovski[3]; 4. 89-Austin Friedman[2]; 5. 11D-Brian Diveley[6]; 6. 72A-Austin Lynn[7]; 7. Z-Zack Bunning[5]; 8. 33-Josh Robb[9]; 9. 60-Jim Manka[8]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 96M-Mike McKinney[2]; 2. 25W-Allen Weisser[3]; 3. 1-Todd Sherman[1]; 4. 99T-Tyler Loughmiller[4]; 5. 35-Brandon Roberts[5]; 6. 18-Jarrett Stryker[6]; 7. 21T-Talen Beard[8]; 8. 72-Wayne Gibson[7]; 9. 25B-Brayden Bowman[9]

Qualifying 1: 1. 25-Tyler Nicely, 00:14.813[7]; 2. 34T-Tanner Reed, 00:14.926[5]; 3. 36-Kenny Wallace, 00:15.018[9]; 4. 14M-Caden McWhorter, 00:15.155[2]; 5. 3L-Jeremy Nichols, 00:15.273[3]; 6. 14-Brian Lynn, 00:15.278[8]; 7. 87C-Alan Crowder, 00:15.332[1]; 8. 63-Dustin King, 00:15.496[6]; 9. 99-Tim Luttrell, 00:16.043[10]; 10. 8C-Michael Claeys, 00:17.305[4]

Qualifying 2: 1. 24H-Mike Harrison, 00:14.879[5]; 2. 89-Austin Friedman, 00:15.164[4]; 3. 10K-Kelly Kovski, 00:15.192[8]; 4. 05-Dave Wietholder, 00:15.314[9]; 5. Z-Zack Bunning, 00:15.446[3]; 6. 11D-Brian Diveley, 00:15.447[1]; 7. 72A-Austin Lynn, 00:15.897[7]; 8. 60-Jim Manka, 00:15.964[2]; 9. 33-Josh Robb, 00:16.092[6]

Qualifying 3: 1. 1-Todd Sherman, 00:15.358[4]; 2. 96M-Mike McKinney, 00:15.450[1]; 3. 25W-Allen Weisser, 00:15.477[3]; 4. 99T-Tyler Loughmiller, 00:15.573[9]; 5. 35-Brandon Roberts, 00:15.665[6]; 6. 18-Jarrett Stryker, 00:15.785[8]; 7. 72-Wayne Gibson, 00:15.814[5]; 8. 21T-Talen Beard, 00:15.908[2]; 9. 25B-Brayden Bowman, 00:16.353[7]

8 entries

HORNETS


Feature (10 Laps): 1. 30J-Nick Johnson[5]; 2. 52-Bradley Stanfill[4]; 3. 51-Clayton Stanfill[3]; 4. 01C-Dakota Schmick[2]; 5. 3H-Allan Harris[1]; 6. 14C-Tucker Clark[6]; 7. 8D-Donovan Hamblen[7]; 8. (DNS) 72-Kadien Armour

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 3H-Allan Harris[1]; 2. 01C-Dakota Schmick[3]; 3. 51-Clayton Stanfill[6]; 4. 52-Bradley Stanfill[2]; 5. 30J-Nick Johnson[4]; 6. 14C-Tucker Clark[7]; 7. 8D-Donovan Hamblen[8]; 8. 72-Kadien Armour[5]

Qualifying 1: 1. 3H-Allan Harris, 00:18.221[1]; 2. 52-Bradley Stanfill, 00:18.389[3]; 3. 01C-Dakota Schmick, 00:18.389[8]; 4. 30J-Nick Johnson, 00:18.502[2]; 5. 72-Kadien Armour, 00:18.660[4]; 6. 51-Clayton Stanfill, 00:18.735[6]; 7. 14C-Tucker Clark, 00:18.760[7]; 8. 8D-Donovan Hamblen, 00:20.177[5]

26 entries

DIRTCAR LATE MODELS


Feature (25 Laps): 1. 27-Eric Spangler[1]; 2. 1W-Donny Walden[3]; 3. 5S-Steve Sheppard[2]; 4. 24-Ryan Unzicker[7]; 5. 11-Jeff Herzog[4]; 6. 01-Billy Knippenberg[19]; 7. 77-Blaise Baker[5]; 8. 11D-Brian Diveley[9]; 9. 51-Steve Fairbanks[10]; 10. 32M-Cody Maguire[18]; 11. 26M-Brent McKinnon[8]; 12. 16W-Tony Wolf[20]; 13. 334-Billy Hough[17]; 14. 248-Brandon Lance[23]; 15. B15-Bob Sidener[24]; 16. 6P-Jose Parga[13]; 17. 38J-Jake Little[16]; 18. 11M-Ryan Miller[14]; 19. 53-Curtis Hobbs[21]; 20. 61-Jammie Wilson[22]; 21. 16-Rusty Griffaw[6]; 22. 9Z-Jayme Zidar[11]; 23. 22-Chris Dick[15]; 24. 4D-Doug Tye[12]

Last Chance Showdown (8 Laps): 1. 01-Billy Knippenberg[1]; 2. 16W-Tony Wolf[3]; 3. 53-Curtis Hobbs[4]; 4. 61-Jammie Wilson[5]; 5. B15-Bob Sidener[6]; 6. 248-Brandon Lance[8]; 7. (DNS) 5B-Brandon Sweitzer; 8. (DNS) 25-Rockett Bennett

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 27-Eric Spangler[1]; 2. 11-Jeff Herzog[4]; 3. 24-Ryan Unzicker[5]; 4. 51-Steve Fairbanks[6]; 5. 6P-Jose Parga[2]; 6. 38J-Jake Little[3]; 7. 01-Billy Knippenberg[8]; 8. 53-Curtis Hobbs[7]; 9. 25-Rockett Bennett[9]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 1W-Donny Walden[1]; 2. 77-Blaise Baker[2]; 3. 26M-Brent McKinnon[3]; 4. 9Z-Jayme Zidar[5]; 5. 11M-Ryan Miller[4]; 6. 334-Billy Hough[6]; 7. 5B-Brandon Sweitzer[9]; 8. 61-Jammie Wilson[7]; 9. 248-Brandon Lance[8]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 5S-Steve Sheppard[1]; 2. 16-Rusty Griffaw[2]; 3. 11D-Brian Diveley[4]; 4. 4D-Doug Tye[3]; 5. 22-Chris Dick[6]; 6. 32M-Cody Maguire[5]; 7. 16W-Tony Wolf[8]; 8. B15-Bob Sidener[7]

Qualifying 1: 1. 27-Eric Spangler, 00:14.953[7]; 2. 6P-Jose Parga, 00:15.071[1]; 3. 38J-Jake Little, 00:15.151[6]; 4. 11-Jeff Herzog, 00:15.200[3]; 5. 24-Ryan Unzicker, 00:15.264[8]; 6. 51-Steve Fairbanks, 00:15.364[9]; 7. 53-Curtis Hobbs, 00:15.426[4]; 8. 01-Billy Knippenberg, 00:15.427[2]; 9. 25-Rockett Bennett, 00:16.232[5]

Qualifying 2: 1. 1W-Donny Walden, 00:15.303[3]; 2. 77-Blaise Baker, 00:15.599[7]; 3. 26M-Brent McKinnon, 00:15.665[8]; 4. 11M-Ryan Miller, 00:15.754[2]; 5. 9Z-Jayme Zidar, 00:15.857[1]; 6. 334-Billy Hough, 00:15.974[4]; 7. 61-Jammie Wilson, 00:16.006[9]; 8. 248-Brandon Lance, 00:16.717[5]; 9. 5B-Brandon Sweitzer, 00:17.008[6]

Qualifying 3: 1. 5S-Steve Sheppard, 00:15.491[5]; 2. 16-Rusty Griffaw, 00:15.530[1]; 3. 4D-Doug Tye, 00:15.681[8]; 4. 11D-Brian Diveley, 00:15.844[6]; 5. 32M-Cody Maguire, 00:15.924[4]; 6. 22-Chris Dick, 00:16.136[7]; 7. B15-Bob Sidener, 00:16.347[2]; 8. 16W-Tony Wolf, 00:16.347[3]

29 entries

DIRTCAR PRO MODIFIEDS


Feature (20 Laps): 1. 3W-BJ Deal[3]; 2. 121-Deece Schwartz[4]; 3. 2-Brayden Doyle[1]; 4. 52JR-Cole Knebel[9]; 5. 14G-Tommy Gaither[11]; 6. 28-Justin Durbin[18]; 7. 8Z-Zach Taylor[10]; 8. 15C-Kevin Crowder[20]; 9. 29H-Cale Hartnagel[16]; 10. 21JR-Drew Schwartz[15]; 11. 24M-Matt Milner[7]; 12. 74-James Hileman[12]; 13. 8-Ethan Orman[14]; 14. 29-Josh Orman[23]; 15. 6-Billy Adams[24]; 16. 4T-Guy Taylor[2]; 17. 2W-Jason Walsh[6]; 18. 67-Austin Seets[8]; 19. 66K-Kaleb Stephens[21]; 20. 88-Zayden Bolyard[22]; 21. 59-JD Evans Carter[19]; 22. 37-Chad Ziegler[13]; 23. 44-Gabe Menser[5]; 24. 23-Ryan Timmons[17]

Last Chance Showdown (8 Laps): 1. 59-JD Evans Carter[6]; 2. 15C-Kevin Crowder[1]; 3. 66K-Kaleb Stephens[3]; 4. 88-Zayden Bolyard[4]; 5. 6-Billy Adams[5]; 6. A59-Karson Evans[2]; 7. 29-Josh Orman[8]; 8. 26-Robby Keen[10]; 9. Z24-Taryn Page[11]; 10. 57-Brandon Menke[7]; 11. (DNS) 32-Langdon King

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 3W-BJ Deal[2]; 2. 121-Deece Schwartz[1]; 3. 24M-Matt Milner[4]; 4. 8Z-Zach Taylor[3]; 5. 37-Chad Ziegler[7]; 6. 29H-Cale Hartnagel[6]; 7. 15C-Kevin Crowder[9]; 8. 88-Zayden Bolyard[5]; 9. 57-Brandon Menke[10]; 10. 26-Robby Keen[8]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 2-Brayden Doyle[4]; 2. 44-Gabe Menser[1]; 3. 67-Austin Seets[2]; 4. 14G-Tommy Gaither[3]; 5. 8-Ethan Orman[5]; 6. 23-Ryan Timmons[6]; 7. A59-Karson Evans[7]; 8. 6-Billy Adams[8]; 9. 29-Josh Orman[9]; 10. Z24-Taryn Page[10]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 4T-Guy Taylor[2]; 2. 2W-Jason Walsh[1]; 3. 52JR-Cole Knebel[4]; 4. 74-James Hileman[3]; 5. 21JR-Drew Schwartz[6]; 6. 28-Justin Durbin[9]; 7. 66K-Kaleb Stephens[7]; 8. 59-JD Evans Carter[8]; 9. (DNS) 32-Langdon King

Qualifying 1: 1. 121-Deece Schwartz, 00:16.772[9]; 2. 3W-BJ Deal, 00:16.785[2]; 3. 8Z-Zach Taylor, 00:17.246[3]; 4. 24M-Matt Milner, 00:17.286[10]; 5. 88-Zayden Bolyard, 00:17.380[4]; 6. 29H-Cale Hartnagel, 00:17.434[6]; 7. 37-Chad Ziegler, 00:17.450[1]; 8. 26-Robby Keen, 00:17.524[5]; 9. 15C-Kevin Crowder, 00:17.554[7]; 10. 57-Brandon Menke, 00:17.787[8]

Qualifying 2: 1. 44-Gabe Menser, 00:16.713[3]; 2. 67-Austin Seets, 00:16.965[7]; 3. 14G-Tommy Gaither, 00:17.225[6]; 4. 2-Brayden Doyle, 00:17.433[4]; 5. 8-Ethan Orman, 00:17.756[2]; 6. 23-Ryan Timmons, 00:17.820[1]; 7. A59-Karson Evans, 00:17.937[5]; 8. 6-Billy Adams, 00:18.008[10]; 9. 29-Josh Orman, 00:18.158[9]; 10. Z24-Taryn Page, 00:18.390[8]

Qualifying 3: 1. 2W-Jason Walsh, 00:17.043[9]; 2. 4T-Guy Taylor, 00:17.106[8]; 3. 74-James Hileman, 00:17.195[2]; 4. 52JR-Cole Knebel, 00:17.246[3]; 5. 32-Langdon King, 00:17.254[6]; 6. 21JR-Drew Schwartz, 00:17.300[5]; 7. 66K-Kaleb Stephens, 00:17.568[4]; 8. 59-JD Evans Carter, 00:17.621[7]; 9. 28-Justin Durbin, 00:17.795[1]

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