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First Crown! Moles Muscles to First Career USAC Silver Crown Win at Eldora

Saturday September 22nd...Mitchel Moles (Raisin City, Calif.) celebrates the $15,000 prize after scoring his first career USAC Silver Crown victory during Saturday night's 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO at Ohio's Eldora Speedway. (Paul Arch Photo)

By: Richie Murray – USAC Media


 

Rossburg, Ohio (September 21, 2024)………To finish first, you must first survive.


 

Yeah, that’s not exactly the way the old adage goes, but it’s a reasonably apt description for Mitchel Moles’ path to becoming a first-time USAC Silver Crown winner during Saturday night’s 42nd installment of the 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO at Rossburg, Ohio’s Eldora Speedway.


 

While several drivers fell by the wayside during the waning laps, Moles (Raisin City, Calif.) retained control throughout much of the 50-lap distance despite an incident with a lapped car and flat tire after flat tire down the stretch en route to a $15,000 prize.


 

The fourth place starting Moles (Raisin City, Calif.) took over the lead when he stepped up a lane and drove around Daison Pursley for the top spot in turn four on lap 13, then aced the remaining 38 tumultuous laps aboard his Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports/AME Electrical – Southern Pacific Farms/DRC/Stanton Chevy.


 

In what was the 100th USAC Silver Crown race ever held on a 1/2-mile dirt track, Moles became the fifth first-time winner of the 2024 USAC Silver Crown season: Kaylee Bryson (Belleville), Daison Pursley (Port Royal), Dakoda Armstrong (Madison), Kevin Thomas Jr. (Salt City) and Mitchel Moles (Eldora). That’s the most in a season with the series since 2010. Meanwhile, Moles became the first driver since Tyler Courtney in 2017 to score his first career USAC Silver Crown at Eldora.


 

On an evening in which the checkered flag flew at a quarter ‘til 2am Eastern on Sunday morning, Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports also joined in on a rare feat by becoming just the 17th team ever to win feature events with the USAC Silver Crown, National Sprint Car and National Midget series over the years.


 

The first 16 entrants to achieve the feat include Mike Curb, Keith Kunz Motorsports, Cary Agajanian, Hoffman Auto Racing/Dynamics, Inc., Wilke Racers, Tony Stewart Racing, A.J. Foyt, 6R Racing, RW Motorsports, Klatt Enterprises, Louie Seymour, Kasey Kahne Racing, Leary Racing, Santos Motorsports, Dave Calderwood and Jason Leffler.


 

Though the team has been heavily active in USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car and USAC NOS Energy Drink National Midget competition over the past several seasons, they have proven to be a quick study in the champ cars. The Eldora round was just the team’s fifth Silver Crown start and Moles’ ninth with the series.


 

Initially, Pursley had the upper hand from his pole starting position. After winning all three of his starts between the midget and sprint car during the Eldora weekend, Pursley was aiming to become the fourth driver to sweep all three USAC division victories in a single night at the 4-Crown Nationals following Jack Hewitt (1998), Kyle Larson (2011) and Logan Seavey (2023).


 

On the sixth lap, 25th running Dave Berkheimer spun to a stop in turn two to bring out the caution.  However, under the yellow, the driver who had won each of the past three Silver Crown races at Eldora in 2021-2022-2023, Logan Seavey, pulled into the Indy Metal Finishing Work Area with a brake issue. Seavey restarted at the tail and managed to get back to 10th at the finish line.


 

As Pursley altered his line from high to low and from low to high, Moles saw an opening through the middle groove where rubber had accumulated. Finding instant traction, Moles propelled to the lead a lane above Pursley on the lap 13, then quickly established a half-straightaway advantage over the next handful of laps while Kody Swanson also followed along in the path to second.


 

“I felt like we had every end of the spectrum there,” Moles exclaimed. “The rubber actually came really fast. I was pacing Daison there, and all of a sudden, I went to the outside and it was fully rubbered. As soon as I got in front of him, I knew it was going to be a conservation deal. I had (spotter) Dylan (Cook) in my ear the whole time telling me I’m doing a good job and to just keep it rolling.”


 

With a narrow lane to work with, lapped traffic was going to be tricky for Moles. When he reached the 25th place running car of Tom Savage in turn three on lap 21, that’s where calamity ensued. As Moles attempted to pass Savage on the inside, room ran out. Moles right rear tire ramped over Savage's left rear, sending the rear end of Moles’ car airborne briefly before landing. Miraculously, he kept on going after the crash landing. At that some moment, flames erupted out of the left side of Savage's ride, forcing him to bail out and jump from the seat while his car was still rolling through turn two.  The flames were quickly extinguished and Savage walked away.


 

“The lapped car came across me there,” Moles recalled. “I was just going to circle him, but he just lost the handle on it and went across the racetrack. So, I actually had to try to turn down underneath him, and when I ended up underneath him, he started coming down, and I was like, ‘it’s going to be one of those deals.’ Luckily, I made it through that deal. If it would’ve happened late in the race, it would’ve probably cut the tire, so we got lucky there. I don’t like to win races like that, but I feel like I did a pretty good job other than that all the way around.”


 

With traffic now clear in front of him, Moles immediately reestablished his stranglehold to the tune of a 3.6 second interval separation on the field with 17 laps remaining. However, that’s when the tire situation became the frame of focus. Mark Smith (14th), Zach Daum (16th), Kaylee Bryson (10th),  Matt Goodnight (16th), Chase Stockon (8th) and Brady Bacon (6th) all became victims of a lack of right rear tread, resulting in numerous cautions and restarts.


 

But through it all, Moles kept it all intact to collect a 0.489 second victory over Kody Swanson who equaled his best Eldora Silver Crown finish of second. Briggs Danner also tied his personal best career Silver Crown performance with his second consecutive podium result after also finishing third at Du Quoin. Pursley came home fourth after leading the initial 12 laps.


 

Brian Ruhlman, a three-time 4-Crown Nationals feature winner behind the wheel of a modified, rounded out the top-five with his best career series finish. In doing so, he earned a $500 bonus as the recipient of the Rosewood Machine & Tool Precision Move of the Race award.


 

For his escape of literally avoiding the flames, Moles’ earned recognition for the aptly named Inferno Armor Fire Move of the Night.


 


 

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USAC SILVER CROWN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: September 20-21, 2024 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio – 1/2-Mile Dirt Oval – 42nd 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO


 

HONEST ABE ROOFING QUALIFYING: (Held on September 20) 1. Daison Pursley, 21, Team AZ-17.605; 2. Brady Bacon, 9, Dyson-17.608; 3. Kody Swanson, 77, Doran/Binks-17.682; 4. Mitchel Moles, 119, Reinbold/Underwood-17.705; 5. Chase Dietz, 86, Lee-17.712; 6. C.J. Leary, 6, Klatt-17.757; 7. Brian Ruhlman, 49, Ruhlman-17.763; 8. Logan Seavey, 22, Rice/Abacus-17.838; 9. Chase Stockon, 69, Pink 69-17.924; 10. Mark Smith, 01, L & M-17.958; 11. Kyle Steffens, 08, Steffens-17.975; 12. Briggs Danner, 10, DMW-17.976; 13. Zach Daum, 37, Felker-17.997; 14. Carmen Perigo, 52, Stehman-18.108; 15. Chris Fetter, 15, Fetter-18.111; 16. Justin Grant, 91, Hemelgarn-18.112; 17. Matt Westfall, 54, Westfall-18.126; 18. Trey Osborne, 81, BCR-18.232; 19. Nathan Moore, 48, Thomas/Moore-18.273; 20. Kaylee Bryson, 26, Pierce-18.292; 21. Mark Bitner, 4, Yeska-18.336; 22. Tom Savage, 38, Savage-18.360; 23. Matt Goodnight, 24, Haggenbottom-18.402; 24. Joe Trenca, 66, Karlsen-18.558; 25. Gregg Cory, 32, Williams/Cory-18.679; 26. Dave Berkheimer, 31, Berkheimer-19.209; 27. Aric Gentry, 3, Simmons-19.427.


 

FEATURE: (50 laps, starting positions in parentheses, held on September 21) 1. Mitchel Moles (4), 2. Kody Swanson (3), 3. Briggs Danner (12), 4. Daison Pursley (1), 5. Brian Ruhlman (7), 6. Matt Westfall (17), 7. Justin Grant (16), 8. Carmen Perigo (14), 9. C.J. Leary (6), 10. Logan Seavey (8), 11. Trey Osborne (18), 12. Mark Bitner (21), 13. Chris Fetter (15), 14. Joe Trenca (24), 15. Kyle Steffens (11), 16. Aric Gentry (27), 17. Gregg Cory (25), 18. Chase Stockon (9), 19. Nathan Moore (19), 20. Kaylee Bryson (20), 21. Matt Goodnight (23), 22. Brady Bacon (2), 23. Mark Smith (10), 24. Zach Daum (13), 25. Tom Savage (22), 26. Chase Dietz (5), 27. Dave Berkheimer (26). 51:52.371


 

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-12 Daison Pursley, Laps 13-50 Mitchel Moles.


 

USAC SILVER CROWN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS: 1-Kody Swanson-742, 2-Justin Grant-715, 3-Logan Seavey-651, 4-C.J. Leary-574, 5-Kyle Steffens-471, 6-Kaylee Bryson-411, 7-Trey Osborne-395, 8-Gregg Cory-384, 9-Bobby Santos-366, 10-Nathan Moore-342.


 

USAC NATIONAL PROSOURCE PASSING MASTER POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-191, 2-Logan Seavey-174, 3-Robert Ballou-145, 4-Justin Grant-127, 5-C.J. Leary-117, 6-Kyle Cummins-115, 7-Chase Stockon-112, 8-Brady Bacon-111, 9-Kevin Thomas Jr.-103, 10-Matt Westfall-101.


 

NEXT USAC SILVER CROWN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE: October 6, 2024 – Terre Haute Action Track – Terre Haute, Indiana – 1/2-Mile Dirt Oval – 20th Sumar Classic


 


 

CONTINGENCY AWARD WINNERS:


 

Dirt Draft Practice Fastest Driver: Brady Bacon (17.017)


 

Honest Abe Roofing Fast Qualifier: Daison Pursley (17.605)


 

Hard Charger: Matt Westfall (17th to 6th)


 

Inferno Armor Fire Move of the Race: Mitchel Moles


 

Rosewood Machine & Tool Precision Move of the Race: Brian Ruhlman

 

Pursley Powers to 4-Crown USAC Sprint Victory at Eldora

 Saturday September 22nd... Daison Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) became a first-time Eldora Speedway USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car winner on Saturday night during the 42nd running of the 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO. (Ryan Sellers Photo)

By: Richie Murray – USAC Media


 

Rossburg, Ohio (September 21, 2024)………Twenty four hours after becoming a first-time Eldora Speedway USAC NOS Energy Drink National Midget winner, Daison Pursley checked off another box by becoming a first-time USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car winner at the Rossburg, Ohio dirt oval.


 

The fifth-place starting Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) became the third different leader in the first one-third of Saturday night's 30-lap feature after he tracked down and slid his way past Kevin Thomas Jr. on the 10th lap, then ran away from the field to earn a $15,000 payday at the 42nd running of the 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO in his Team AZ Racing/Apache Transport – Oak Craft Elegant Cabinetry/DRC/1-Way Chevy.


 

“This car was on rails on all night tonight,” Pursley praised. “Coming into this, I honestly thought this would be the hardest one to win. To click that one for the first feature of the night is cool. This is an unbelievable team to drive for, and once again, I’m just lucky enough to get to hold the steering wheel and take part in these victories.”


 

For Pursley, it was his second career points-paying USAC National Sprint Car victory, both of which have come this year at two of the most famed 1/2-mile dirt ovals in the world after also winning at Iowa’s Knoxville Raceway on the first of June.


 

It was certainly no comfort cruise for Pursley, however, as he was on the chase for the first nine laps while pole sitter Stevie Sussex patrolled the field by pacing the first five circuits in what was the veteran’s first career start at the 4-Crown and his first time in the seat of a Baldwin-Fox Racing machine.


 

The lone caution of the feature occurred on the fifth lap when series Rookie and fourth-place running Kale Drake spun to a halt on the bottom of turn four. The entirety of the field scattered high and low to avoid head-on contact with the idle Drake but all managed to miss. Drake restarted at the tail and finished 18th.


 

On the horse following the restart was Kevin Thomas Jr. who shot to the bottom down around the inside concrete wall in turns three and four to surge past Sussex for the lead on lap six. Pursley followed suit past Sussex into second a lap later to place himself right within striking distance of the top spot.


 

After briefly pondering taking the high road around Thomas for a lap or two, Pursley recalculated and found a crack in the doorway on the bottom to slip past Thomas on the front straight away on lap 10 to snare the lead, and instantly pulled away.


 

Pursley continuously built his advantage to three, four and five seconds as he quickly reached lapped traffic. Undeterred, he was unrelenting as he maintained his pace and cemented his case as the class of the field on this night.


 

In the end, Pursley made mince meat of the field by crossing the stripe 5.434 seconds ahead of the competition as Kevin Thomas Jr., Logan Seavey, Kyle Cummins and Robert Ballou rounded out the top-five.


 

Pursley’s performance netted him his first career 4-Crown Nationals victory of any kind after capturing the USAC National Midget portion of the BeFour the Crowns on Friday evening.


 

Meanwhile, Kevin Thomas Jr. (Cullman, Ala.) led four laps to earn his best career 4-Crown Nationals result in what was his 12th start in the event dating back to 2009.


 

For Logan Seavey (Sutter, Calif.), the third-place finish was fruitful as it helped him extend his USAC National Sprint Car championship point lead from 74 to 86 with just four events remaining on the schedule. Furthermore, for his efforts, Seavey was the recipient of the Inferno Armor Fire Move of the Night after recovering from an early-race near incident in which he almost backed himself into the turn one outside wall.


 

Mitchel Moles (Raisin City, Calif.) also recovered from early hardship after his Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports mount wasn’t able to fire for qualifying. Forced to swap the engine out, Moles ultimately made his way into the feature via the last transfer spot in the semi, then hustled from 24th to 15th in the feature to become the event’s hard charger. That earned him a $500 bonus for the Rosewood Machine & Tool Precision Move of the Race.


 

With his seventh place finish in the main event, Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, Okla.) was able to maintain a slim six-point edge over Kevin Thomas Jr. in the battle for the Bubby Jones Master of Going Faster Presented By Spire Sports + Entertainment title. One race remains in the 10-race series during the October 12 Fall Nationals at Lawrenceburg (Ind.) Speedway.


 


 

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USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: September 21, 2024 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio – 1/2-Mile Dirt Oval – 42nd 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO


 

HONEST ABE ROOFING QUALIFYING: 1. C.J. Leary, 15x, BGE Dougherty-15.536; 2. Daison Pursley, 21AZ, Team AZ-15.935; 3. Kale Drake, 2B, 2B Racing-16.130; 4. Kevin Thomas Jr., 3R, Rock Steady-16.174; 5. Kyle Cummins, 3p, Petty-16.207; 6. Stevie Sussex, 5, Baldwin/Fox-16.207; 7. Briggs Danner, 39, Hogue-16.266; 8. Carson Garrett, 15, BGE Dougherty-16.272; 9. Logan Seavey, 57, Abacus-16.302; 10. Matt Westfall, 33m, Marshall-16.327; 11. Chase Stockon, 5s, KO-16.369; 12. Brady Bacon, 69, Dynamics-16.450; 13. Jake Swanson, 5T, Daming/Swanson-16.607; 14. Robert Ballou, 12, Ballou-16.612; 15. Trey Osborne, 11T, Osborne-16.622; 16. Justin Grant, 4, TOPP-16.633; 17. Max Adams, 63, F & F-17.008; 18. Brandon Mattox, 28, Mattox-17.009; 19. Paul Dues, 87, Dues-17.110; 20. Nick Bilbee, 17, Bilbee-17.152; 21. Saban Bibent, 98, Wedgewood-17.155; 22. Chance Crum, 26, Crum-17.181; 23. Hunter Maddox, 24m, Maddox-17.208; 24. Scotty Weir, 21H, Hery-17.257; 25. Kody Swanson, 77, Doran-17.325; 26. Matt Goodnight, 39G, Goodnight-17.364; 27. Steve Irwin, 0, Flying Zero-17.366; 28. Braxton Cummings, 71B, Cummings-17.520; 29. Brian Ruhlman, 49, Ruhlman-17.528; 30. Collin Ambrose, 36, Ambrose-17.558; 31. Travis Thompson, 7, Thompson-17.658; 32. Korbyn Hayslett, 1H, Hayslett-17.791; 33. John Mollick, 4J, Clever-17.884; 34. Aric Gentry, 10, Gentry-17.936; 35. Joey Amantea, 88J, JPA-17.940; 36. Max Frank, 25, Middle Class-17.992; 37. Ryan Barr, 21B, Barr-18.029; 38. Keith Sheffer II, 86, Sheffer-18.101; 39. Bryce Dues, 23D, Dues-18.123; 40. Austin Cory, 00, Cory-18.208; 41. Jack James, 99, James-18.417; 42. Mike Haggenbottom, 51, Hoagie-18.481; 43. Nate Schank, 1, Schank-NT; 44. Mitchel Moles, 19AZ, Reinbold/Underwood-NT.


 

SIMPSON RACE PRODUCTS FIRST HEAT: (8 laps, top-5 transfer to the feature) 1. Logan Seavey, 2. C.J. Leary, 3. Max Adams, 4. Kyle Cummins, 5. Saban Bibent, 6. Jake Swanson, 7. John Mollick, 8. Ryan Barr, 9. Brian Ruhlman, 10. Kody Swanson, 11. Jack James. 2:18.130


 

ROD END SUPPLY SECOND HEAT: (8 laps, top-5 transfer to the feature) 1. Robert Ballou, 2. Daison Pursley, 3. Matt Westfall, 4. Chance Crum, 5. Stevie Sussex, 6. Brandon Mattox, 7. Matt Goodnight, 8. Keith Sheffer II, 9. Aric Gentry, 10. Collin Ambrose, 11. Mike Haggenbottom. 2:18.838


 

T.J. FORGED THIRD HEAT: (8 laps, top-5 transfer to the feature) 1. Chase Stockon, 2. Briggs Danner, 3. Kale Drake, 4. Hunter Maddox, 5. Trey Osborne, 6. Steve Irwin, 7. Mitchel Moles, 8. Paul Dues, 9. Travis Thompson, 10. Joey Amantea, 11. Bryce Dues. 2:23.576


 

CAR IQ FOURTH HEAT: (8 laps, top-5 transfer to the feature) 1. Brady Bacon, 2. Justin Grant, 3. Kevin Thomas Jr., 4. Carson Garrett, 5. Nick Bilbee, 6. Scotty Weir, 7. Max Frank, 8. Braxton Cummings, 9. Nate Schank, 10. Austin Cory. NT


 

ELLIOTT’S CUSTOM TRAILERS & CARTS SEMI: (12 laps, top-4 transfer to the feature) 1. Scotty Weir, 2. John Mollick, 3. Jake Swanson, 4. Mitchel Moles, 5. Brandon Mattox, 6. Kody Swanson, 7. Brian Ruhlman, 8. Steve Irwin, 9. Braxton Cummings, 10. Matt Goodnight, 11. Ryan Barr, 12. Keith Sheffer II, 13. Mike Haggenbottom, 14. Paul Dues, 15. Max Frank, 16. Joey Amantea, 17. Nate Schank, 18. Bryce Dues, 19. Jack James, 20. Aric Gentry, 21. Collin Ambrose, 22. Travis Thompson, 23. Austin Cory. NT


 

FEATURE: (30 laps, starting positions in parentheses) 1. Daison Pursley (5), 2. Kevin Thomas Jr. (3), 3. Logan Seavey (7), 4. Kyle Cummins (2), 5. Robert Ballou (10), 6. C.J. Leary (6), 7. Brady Bacon (9), 8. Briggs Danner (11), 9. Matt Westfall (13), 10. Stevie Sussex (1), 11. Chase Stockon (8), 12. Justin Grant (16), 13. Jake Swanson (14), 14. Carson Garrett (12), 15. Mitchel Moles (24), 16. Trey Osborne (15), 17. Scotty Weir (22), 18. Kale Drake (4), 19. Max Adams (17), 20. Nick Bilbee (18), 21. John Mollick (23), 22. Hunter Maddox (21), 23. Chance Crum (20), 24. Saban Bibent (19). NT


 

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-5 Stevie Sussex, Laps 6-9 Kevin Thomas Jr., Laps 10-30 Daison Pursley.


 

**Nate Schank flipped during qualifying.


 

USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS: 1-Logan Seavey-2710, 2-Brady Bacon-2624, 3-Daison Pursley-2439, 4-C.J. Leary-2412, 5-Kevin Thomas Jr.-2402, 6-Mitchel Moles-2352, 7-Robert Ballou-2300, 8-Kyle Cummins-2222, 9-Justin Grant-2212, 10-Carson Garrett-1668.


 

BUBBY JONES MASTER OF GOIN’ FASTER PRESENTED BY SPIRE SPORTS + ENTERTAINMENT POINTS: 1-Brady Bacon-604, 2-Kevin Thomas Jr.-598, 3-Daison Pursley-577, 4-C.J. Leary-575, 5-Logan Seavey-571, 6-Kyle Cummins-547, 7-Mitchel Moles-523, 8-Robert Ballou-518, 9-Justin Grant-486, 10-Chase Stockon-410.


 

USAC NATIONAL PROSOURCE PASSING MASTER POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-186, 2-Logan Seavey-174, 3-Robert Ballou-145, 4-C.J. Leary-117, 5-Justin Grant-116, 6-Kyle Cummins-115, 7-Chase Stockon-112, 8-Brady Bacon-111, 9-Kevin Thomas Jr.-100, 10-Joey Amantea-93.


 

NEXT USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACES: October 11-12, 2024 – Lawrenceburg Speedway – Lawrenceburg, Indiana – 3/8-Mile Dirt Oval – Fall Nationals


 


 

CONTINGENCY AWARD WINNERS:


 

Dirt Draft Hot Laps Fastest Driver: C.J. Leary (15.709)


 

Honest Abe Roofing Fast Qualifier: C.J. Leary (15.536)


 

Simpson Race Products First Heat Winner: Logan Seavey


 

Rod End Supply Second Heat Winner: Robert Ballou


 

T.J. Forged Third Heat Winner: Chase Stockon


 

Car IQ Fourth Heat Winner: Brady Bacon


 

Elliott’s Custom Trailers & Carts Semi Winner: Scotty Weir


 

Hard Charger: Mitchel Moles (24th to 15th)


 

Inferno Armor Fire Move of the Night: Logan Seavey


 

Rosewood Machine & Tool Precision Move of the Race: Mitchel Moles

 

 

Pursley Perfect! Daison Delivers Second Eldora USAC Midget Weekend Win at 4-Crown

 Saturday September 22nd... Daison Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) continued his perfect weekend of USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship racing at Ohio's Eldora Speedway by winning Saturday night's running of the 42nd 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO. (Indy Racing Images Photo).

By: Richie Murray – USAC Media


 

Rossburg, Ohio (September 21, 2024)………Just like déjà vu, Daison Pursley had all bases, and the field, covered during Saturday night’s 25-lap USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship portion of the 42nd edition of the 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO at Rossburg, Ohio’s Eldora Speedway.


 

Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) had kicked off his weekend triumphantly at the 1/2-miled dirt oval with a victory during Friday night’s BeFour the Crowns Program in the seat of his CB Industries/PristineAuction.com – NOS Energy Drink – TRD/Spike/Speedway Toyota.


 

Saturday night proved no different as Pursley once again thrashed the field after starting sixth on the grid. Pursley charged his way up to the front, then cleared defending 4-Crown midget winner Logan Seavey with a turn one slide job on the 10th lap. From there, Pursley led the remaining 16 circuits as he trekked away to finish his weekend an undefeated two-for-two in the midget at The Big E.


 

“You just can’t give an inch to any of these guys,” Pursley remarked regarding his competition. “When you get out of that rhythm, I feel like you slow down, so I was hammering it there as hard as I absolutely could for 25 good ones, and I felt like I did an okay job, I guess. It’s a phenomenal car to drive, like I always say, and I’m super thankful for the opportunity. It’s just rewarding when we get to park it in victory lane.”


 

It was the ninth career USAC National Midget feature win for the humble Pursley. Ironically, victory number nine tied Pursley with both his car owner, Chad Boat, and Chad’s father, Billy Boat, for 80th place on the all-time series win list.


 

Pursley’s win also continued CB Industries’ remarkable reign in USAC National Midget competition at Eldora. The Mooresville, North Carolina based team has now won six of the last seven feature events at the track dating back to 2021 with Chris Windom (3), Pursley (2) and Mitchel Moles (1) each notching scores.


 

Furthermore, Pursley’s back-to-back weekend wins at Eldora pushed his lead in the season-long USAC National Midget standings from 51 to 96, just like that in a blink of an eye as he pursues his first career series driving title.


 

After securing his second $15,000 check of the night, Pursley improved his then unblemished Eldora weekend record to three-for-three while pocketing $35,000 to that point. He also achieved his latest win after narrowly avoiding catastrophe on the opening lap.


 

On the initial green flag, original pole sitter Zach Wigal was docked one row after it was ruled that he jumped the start. With Wigal now slotted in third, that moved Zach Daum to the outside of the front row. When the green flag dropped for the second time, Daum made it priority number one to get to the bottom of the racetrack in turn one. At the same time, Wigal was going for the same piece of real estate, which created a calamity of epic proportions.


 

Following the Zach on Zach collision, Wigal began flipping upside down toward the outside turn one wall. Wigal’s car ricocheted into that of Cannon McIntosh who careened nose first into the outside wall. In all, eight drivers and cars were collected in the incident: Wigal, McIntosh, Kale Drake, Chris Windom, Kyle Jones, Thomas Meseraull, Hayden Reinbold and Michael Smith. All drivers walked away, but only Windom, Meseraull, Reinbold and Smith were able to restart.


 

All the while, Pursley narrowly missed McIntosh’s errant car as he escaped between McIntosh’s front bumper and the outside wall with little room to spare. With the field re-racked, Seavey jetted out to the lead while Pursley made quick work to slot into second by threading the needle around the topside of turns one and two to blitz from fourth to second past Jacob Denney and Kevin Thomas Jr.


 

By lap six, Pursley was applying the pressure to Seavey, and in turn one on the 10th lap, Pursley cleared him for good with a turn one slider before gaining full control of the race lead by the time he hit turn three. Ultimately, Pursley built his lead to a full straightaway margin of 6.7 seconds before the yellow flag was displayed for the slowing car of seventh running Jade Avedisian on lap 19, the victim of a flat right rear tire.


 

Despite the dissipation of his commanding lead, Pursley quickly reconstructed his advantage over the final few circuits, finishing off the masterpiece run 4.775 seconds ahead of the field as he crossed under the checkered flag.


 

Ryan Timms (Oklahoma City, Okla.) was masterful as well after achieving the biggest charge of the USAC National Midget season by advancing from 20th to second, making the final pass on Seavey for the runner-up spot just three laps from the finish line. For his efforts, Timms earned $1,000 in bonuses, first as the recipient of the Rosewood Machine & Tool Precision Move of the Race award as well as the champion of the 4-Crown Nationals weekend ProSource Passing Master title, gaining 26 spots on track over the course of the two nights of action.


 

Logan Seavey (Sutter, Calif.) finished third in both the USAC Sprint and Midget features, while Kevin Thomas Jr. scored fourth and Chris Windom rounded out the top-five after being collected in the opening lap accident. After starting at the tail and driving his way back up through the field to fifth, Windom earned the Inferno Armor Fire Move of the Night.


 


 

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USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: September 21, 2024 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio – 1/2-Mile Dirt Oval – 42nd 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO


 

SIMPSON RACE PRODUCTS FIRST HEAT: (8 laps, all transfer to the feature) 1. Kale Drake (#97K Kunz/Curb-Agajanian), 2. Daison Pursley (#86 CBI), 3. Zach Daum (#17 O'Dell), 4. Briggs Danner (#98 Schneider), 5. Justin Grant (#2 RMS), 6. Thomas Meseraull (#7x Engler), 7. Luke Hall (#74 Heitmeyer), 8. Michael Smith (#76 Savage). 2:30.196


 

ROD END SUPPLY SECOND HEAT: (8 laps, all transfer to the feature) 1. Logan Seavey (#57 Abacus), 2. Cannon McIntosh (#71K Kunz/Curb-Agajanian), 3. Drake Edwards (#3p Petty), 4. Chris Windom (#89x CBI), 5. Gavin Miller (#97, Kunz/Curb-Agajanian), 6. Kyle Jones (#27x Joyner), 7. Kayla Roell (#4K Roell). NT


 

T.J. FORGED / CAR IQ THIRD HEAT: (8 laps, all transfer to the feature) 1. Kevin Thomas Jr. (#14 4 Kings), 2. Ryan Timms (#67 Kunz/Curb-Agajanian), 3. Hayden Reinbold (#19AZ Reinbold-Underwood), 4. Jade Avedisian (#71 Kunz/Curb-Agajanian), 5. Jacob Denney (#25 Malloy), 6. Zach Wigal (#89 CBI). 2:33.755


 

ALSO AT THE TRACK: Matt Goodnight (#23 Simon)


 

FEATURE: (25 laps, starting positions in parentheses) 1. Daison Pursley (6), 2. Ryan Timms (20), 3. Logan Seavey (2), 4. Kevin Thomas Jr. (7), 5. Chris Windom (10), 6. Zach Daum (3), 7. Justin Grant (9), 8. Jacob Denney (4), 9. Drake Edwards (17), 10. Gavin Miller (11), 11. Jade Avedisian (15), 12. Briggs Danner (13), 13. Hayden Reinbold (12), 14. Michael Smith (18), 15. Luke Hall (21), 16. Thomas Meseraull (16), 17. Zach Wigal (1), 18. Cannon McIntosh (5), 19. Kale Drake (8), 20. Kyle Jones (14), 21. Kayla Roell (19). NT


 

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-9 Logan Seavey, Laps 10-25 Daison Pursley.


 

**Zach Wigal flipped on lap 1 of the feature.


 

USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-1133, 2-Cannon McIntosh-1037, 3-Ryan Timms-979, 4-Logan Seavey-947, 5-Zach Daum-947, 6-Jacob Denney-895, 7-Justin Grant-888, 8-Gavin Miller-844, 9-Zach Wigal-779, 10-Kale Drake-776.


 

USAC NATIONAL PROSOURCE PASSING MASTER POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-191, 2-Logan Seavey-174, 3-Robert Ballou-145, 4-Justin Grant-118, 5-C.J. Leary-117, 6-Kyle Cummins-115, 7-Chase Stockon-112, 8-Brady Bacon-111, 9-Kevin Thomas Jr.-103, 10-Mitchel Moles-93.


 

NEXT USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE: September 26-27-28, 2024 – The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway – Speedway, Indiana – 1/5-Mile Dirt Oval – Driven2SaveLives BC39 Presented By Avanti Windows & Doors


 


 

CONTINGENCY AWARD WINNERS:


 

Simpson Race Products First Heat Winner: Kale Drake


 

Rod End Supply Second Heat Winner: Logan Seavey


 

T.J. Forged / Car IQ Third Heat Winner: Kevin Thomas Jr.


 

Hard Charger: Ryan Timms (20th to 2nd)


 

Inferno Armor Fire Move of the Night: Chris Windom


 

Rosewood Machine & Tool Precision Move of the Race: Ryan Timms

 

 

Pursley Pounces & Prevails in USAC Midget War at Eldora

 

 

Daison Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) was all fired up following his first career Eldora Speedway victory on Friday night with the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship. (Indy Racing Images Photo)

 

By: Bryan Hulbert & Richie Murray


 

Rossburg, Ohio (September 20, 2024)………In a race that featured six lead changes among five different drivers, Daison Pursley’s first victory lane experience at Rossburg, Ohio’s Eldora Speedway on Friday night required him to squeeze every ounce of speed, bravery, desire and gumption out of himself and his CB Industries No. 86.


 

When the 25-lap war on the 1/2-mile dirt oval was all said and done, Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) was standing on top once more for the sixth time during the 2024 USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship season. On this particular occasion, he pounced and prevailed over the driver who remains his closest nemesis in the championship fight – Cannon McIntosh.


 

After racing from third to first on lap 20 restart in the Before The Crown main, Pursley led the remaining six laps, and then excelled on another late-race restart to fend off McIntosh for his eighth career feature victory with the series, tying him for 84th all-time alongside Brady Bacon, Merle Bettenhausen, Tony Bettenhausen, Hank Butcher, Kevin Doty, Dan Drinan, Ronnie Duman, Brian Gerster, Kenny Irwin Jr., Eddie Johnson, Michael Lewis, Andy Michner, Josh Wise and none other than McIntosh himelf.


 

Pursley also continued CB Industries’ dominance of late at Eldora, which has seen the team win five of its last six series starts at the track dating back to 2021 with Chris Windom (3), Mitchel Moles (1) and now Pursley (1) reigning triumphant.


 

For the seventh place starting Pursley, the car is a dream to drive and he’s happy to be the one holding the steering wheel after becoming the first hard charger to win a USAC National Midget feature during the 2024 season.


 

“When this place gets slick against the fence, these CB Industries car roll around here pretty good,” Pursley stated. “I’m happy to win that thing from seventh, and I’m confident enough for tomorrow that we can get the job done from sixth.”


 

Taking off from the inside of the fourth row in his CB Industries/PristineAuction.com – NOS Energy Drink – TRD/Spike/Speedway Toyota, Pursley trailed the opening half of the feature as Justin Grant led the opening four revolutions.


 

Jacob Denney wheeled his way into the lead on lap five before Grant returned to the point on the sixth lap. However, Grant’s lead proved short lived, and he again surrendered the lead on lap nine to the bottom-feeding Zach Daum. As the frontrunners worked three-wide through the third and fourth turns, Grant and Denney operated high while Daum tiptoed around the inside wall and into the lead on lap nine.


 

Pacing the hub through the 11th go-around, McIntosh entered the fray with a rim-riding pass of Daum for the lead on the 12th lap. At that some moment, then eighth running Pursley began to make his surge forward as he found a moment to breathe once the initial scramble of the start subsided and the race settled into a groove.


 

“During the first handful of laps, everyone was equal,” Pursley explained. “Nobody could really find their rhythm to get clean air or space. Once Cannon finally cleared for the lead, he set sail and set a good pace, then I was finally able to start climbing up top to make good laps. Then I was able to get to third and started trying stuff into one and sliding myself differently than what they were doing. I felt like I was inching away at him, but I definitely wasn’t gaining a ton of ground.”


 

As McIntosh settled in around the topside, the first yellow flag of the night was displayed for Gavin Miller who spun to a stop in the second turn on the 19th lap after contact between he and Hayden Reinbold amid the battle for eighth. That set up a restart for which Pursley knew he had to get done as he figured it was going to be his only shot.


 

The third-place running Pursley wasted no time on the ensuing resumption, driving by Denney on the front straightaway before sliding McIntosh for the lead on entry into turn one.  Retaking the lead for a brief moment, McIntosh surged his way back past Pursley on the back straightway but was unable to stave off Pursley’s dive into turn three.


 

“I felt like I got a really good start,” Pursley admitted. “Cannon decided to take off all the way around the top, then Jacob started stairstepping his way down. I was able to follow him and then they left it wide open for me to try to do something into (turn) one and I was able to pull it off.”


 

McIntosh was able to close right to Pursley’s back bumper during the final laps, but a hard clobbering of his right rear tire against the outside turn two wall on lap 23 allowed Pursley to sail away. Moments later, however, a caution for the overheating and slowing car of 10th running Ryan Timms gave McIntosh one more try at a green-white-checker race to the finish line.


 

Pursley slid himself into turn one on the opening lap of the restart, but McIntosh mustered the momentum on the topside through turns one and down to allow himself a shot at a slider in turn three. With the white flag in the air, McIntosh slid across the nose of Pursley to complete the pass. However, Pursley calmly flicked his steering wheel to the left to drive back underneath McIntosh at the exit of turn four and retain the lead.


 

On the final lap, Pursley wasn’t going to be denied as he put his right rear tire right within inches of the concrete surrounding the perimeter of turns three and four to notch his initial Eldora score by 0.574 second margin. McIntosh crossed the stripe in second with Denney third, Daum fourth and Logan Seavey completing the top-five.


 

McIntosh (Bixby, Okla.,) finished second after leading a race-high eight laps in his Keith Kunz-Curb-Agajanian Motorsports/GearWrench – TRD – Mobil 1/LynK/Speedway Toyota. Despite the disappointment of coming up on the short end of his first Eldora win, it was still his best career result at The Big E.


 

The same goes for Jacob Denney (Galloway, Ohio) who led two laps of the feature en route to his best career Eldora finish while also equaling his best result of the USAC National Midget season in his Tom Malloy/Trench Shoring – Rodela Specialty Fabrication/LynK/Ed Pink Toyota.


 

Meanwhile, it was a long time coming for Zach Daum (Pocahontas, Ill.). In what was his first Eldora Speedway appearance in 10 years, he equaled his best career finish at the track with a fourth.  Throughout much of the race, he was running so low on the track, you couldn’t even see him from a vantage point on the front straightaway. That is, until he emerged with the lead. Starting ninth, he led three laps and came away as the honoree of the Inferno Armor Fire Move of the Night.


 

For the second straight year, Logan Seavey (Sutter, Calif.) earned Honest Abe Roofing Fast Qualifier honors with the USAC National Midgets at Eldora. His fast lap of the night was the 19th of his USAC National Midget career, tying him with Jay Drake for 28th place on the all-time list.


 


 

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USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: September 20, 2024 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio – 1/2-Mile Dirt Oval – BeFour the Crowns


 

HONEST ABE ROOFING QUALIFYING: 1. Logan Seavey, 57, Abacus-16.708; 2. Ryan Timms, 67, Kunz/Curb-Agajanian-16.831; 3. Kevin Thomas Jr., 14, 4 Kings-16.850; 4. Cannon McIntosh, 71K, Kunz/Curb-Agajanian-16.855; 5. Jacob Denney, 25, Malloy-16.885; 6. Justin Grant, 2, RMS-16.886; 7. Zach Daum, 17, O'Dell-16.903; 8. Chris Windom, 89x, CBI-16.904; 9. Drake Edwards, 3p, Petty-16.925; 10. Daison Pursley, 86, CBI-16.944; 11. Zach Wigal, 89, CBI-16.985; 12. Briggs Danner, 98, Schneider-17.099; 13. Kale Drake, 97K, Kunz/Curb-Agajanian-17.112; 14. Jade Avedisian, 71, Kunz/Curb-Agajanian-17.137; 15. Gavin Miller, 97, Kunz/Curb-Agajanian-17.150; 16. Thomas Meseraull, 7x, Engler-17.158; 17. Kyle Jones, 27x, Joyner-17.325; 18. Hayden Reinbold, 19AZ, Reinbold/Underwood-17.399; 19. Kayla Roell, 4K, Roell-17.662; 20. Matt Goodnight, 23, Simon-17.759; 21. Michael Smith, 76, Savage-NT.


 

SIMPSON RACE PRODUCTS FIRST HEAT: (8 laps, all transfer to the feature) 1. Daison Pursley, 2. Logan Seavey, 3. Cannon McIntosh, 4. Zach Daum, 5. Kale Drake, 6. Thomas Meseraull, 7. Kayla Roell. 2:21.929


 

ROD END SUPPLY SECOND HEAT: (8 laps, all transfer to the feature) 1. Ryan Timms, 2. Zach Wigal, 3. Jacob Denney, 4. Chris Windom, 5. Jade Avedisian, 6. Kyle Jones, 7. Matt Goodnight. 2:25.029


 

T.J. FORGED / CAR IQ THIRD HEAT: (8 laps, all transfer to the feature) 1. Gavin Miller, 2. Hayden Reinbold, 3. Kevin Thomas Jr., 4. Justin Grant, 5. Briggs Danner, 6. Drake Edwards, 7. Michael Smith. 2:25.702


 

FEATURE: (25 laps, starting positions in parentheses) 1. Daison Pursley (7), 2. Cannon McIntosh (3), 3. Jacob Denney (2), 4. Zach Daum (9), 5. Logan Seavey (6), 6. Zach Wigal (12), 7. Justin Grant (1), 8. Chris Windom (10), 9. Kevin Thomas Jr. (4), 10. Kale Drake (14), 11. Gavin Miller (8), 12. Hayden Reinbold (18), 13. Briggs Danner (13), 14. Kyle Jones (17), 15. Jade Avedisian (15), 16. Thomas Meseraull (16), 17. Drake Edwards (11), 18. Matt Goodnight (20), 19. Michael Smith (21), 20. Kayla Roell (19), 21. Ryan Timms (5). NT


 

FEATURE LAP LEADERS: Laps 1-4 Justin Grant, Lap 5 Jacob Denney, Laps 6-7 Justin Grant, Lap 8 Jacob Denney, Laps 9-11 Zach Daum, Laps 12-19 Cannon McIntosh, Laps 20-25 Daison Pursley.


 

USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-1063, 2-Cannon McIntosh-1010, 3-Ryan Timms-912, 4-Zach Daum-892, 5-Logan Seavey-883, 6-Jacob Denney-846, 7-Justin Grant-836, 8-Gavin Miller-801, 9-Kale Drake-751, 10-Zach Wigal-750.


 

USAC NATIONAL PROSOURCE PASSING MASTER POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-182, 2-Logan Seavey-170, 3-Robert Ballou-140, 4-C.J. Leary-117, 5-Kyle Cummins-115, 6-Justin Grant-112, 7-Chase Stockon-112, 8-Brady Bacon-109, 9-Kevin Thomas Jr.-99, 10-Joey Amantea-92.


 

4-CROWN NATIONALS PROSOURCE PASSING MASTER POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-8, 2-Zach Wigal-7, 3-Hayden Reinbold-6, 4-Logan Seavey-5, 5-Zach Daum-5, 6-Ryan Timms-5, 7-Kale Drake-4, 8-Cannon McIntosh-3, 9-Kevin Thomas Jr.-3, 10-Kyle Jones-3.


 

NEXT USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE: September 21, 2024 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio – 1/2-Mile Dirt Oval – 42nd 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO


 


 

CONTINGENCY AWARD WINNERS:


 

Dirt Draft Hot Laps Fastest Driver: Gavin Miller (16.764)


 

Honest Abe Roofing Fast Qualifier: Logan Seavey (16.708)


 

Simpson Race Products First Heat Winner: Daison Pursley


 

Rod End Supply Second Heat Winner: Ryan Timms


 

T.J. Forged / Car IQ Third Heat Winner: Gavin Miller


 

Hard Charger: Daison Pursley (7th to 1st)


 

Inferno Armor Fire Move of the Night: Zach Daum

 

Pursley Wins Pole for Saturday’s USAC Silver Crown Feature at Eldora

 

Daison Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) captured the pole position for Saturday night's 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO at Rossburg, Ohio's Eldora Speedway (Jack Reitz Photo).

By: Bryan Hulbert & Richie Murray


 

Rossburg, Ohio (September 20, 2024)………It was a banner night from start to finish for Locust Grove, Oklahoma’s Daison Pursley throughout Friday night’s BeFour the Crowns at Rossburg, Ohio’s Eldora Speedway.


 

Prior to winning Friday’s 25-lap USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship feature at the 1/2-mile dirt oval, Pursley earned the pole position and will lead the field to the green flag for Saturday night’s 4-Crown Nationals Silver Crown feature event.


 

During the USAC Silver Crown Honest Abe Roofing Qualifying session, which took place on Friday night, Pursley earned his first career pole position with the series. The series Rookie’s time of 17.605 seconds aboard his Team AZ Racing/Avanti Windows & Doors – Apache Transportation – Oak Craft Cabinetry/DRC/Ott Chevy topped the field of 27.


 

Earning the point by 0.003 seconds, 2019 4-Crown Silver Crown winner Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, Okla.) made it an all-Okie front row by putting the Chris Dyson Racing owned No. 9 second on the grid after recording the fastest lap in Dirt Draft Practice.


 

Series point leader Kody Swanson (Kingsburg, Calif.), Mitchel Moles (Raisin City, Calif.) and Chase Dietz (York, Pa.) will make up the top-five starters in Saturday’s 50-lap event. Every driver and car in attendance was able to take a qualifying lap.


 

Logan Seavey (Sutter, Calif.) will start eighth in the field. Seavey has won three consecutive USAC Silver Crown feature races during 4-Crown in 2021-2022-2023 and will aim to become the first driver to win four consecutive races with the series at Eldora on Saturday.


 

This Saturday night’s 4-Crown Nationals presented by NKTELCO at Eldora Speedway features the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship, USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship, Kubota High Limit Racing Sprint Cars and the USAC Silver Crown National Championship. Front gates and pit gates open at Noon Eastern. A drivers autograph session will take place in the Fan Zone from 3-4pm. Hot laps begin at 6pm, followed by qualifying and racing.


 

General admission tickets are $40 for ages 14 & up and free for ages 13 and under. Reserved tickets are $45 for ages 14 & up and $10 for ages 13 and under. Pit passes are $50. It’s $85 for a two-day pit pass.


 

Advance tickets are on sale now at https://www.eldoraspeedway.com/event/42nd-4crown/

All four divisions at the 4-Crown will be shown LIVE and uninterrupted on FloRacing at https://flosports.link/usac.


 


 

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USAC SILVER CROWN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: September 20, 2024 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio – 1/2-Mile Dirt Oval – 42nd 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO


 

HONEST ABE ROOFING QUALIFYING: 1. Daison Pursley, 21, Team AZ-17.605; 2. Brady Bacon, 9, Dyson-17.608; 3. Kody Swanson, 77, Doran/Binks-17.682; 4. Mitchel Moles, 119, Reinbold/Underwood-17.705; 5. Chase Dietz, 86, Lee-17.712; 6. C.J. Leary, 6, Klatt-17.757; 7. Brian Ruhlman, 49, Ruhlman-17.763; 8. Logan Seavey, 22, Rice/Abacus-17.838; 9. Chase Stockon, 69, Pink 69-17.924; 10. Mark Smith, 01, L & M-17.958; 11. Kyle Steffens, 08, Steffens-17.975; 12. Briggs Danner, 10, DMW-17.976; 13. Zach Daum, 37, Felker-17.997; 14. Carmen Perigo, 52, Stehman-18.108; 15. Chris Fetter, 15, Fetter-18.111; 16. Justin Grant, 91, Hemelgarn-18.112; 17. Matt Westfall, 54, Westfall-18.126; 18. Trey Osborne, 81, BCR-18.232; 19. Nathan Moore, 48, Thomas/Moore-18.273; 20. Kaylee Bryson, 26, Pierce-18.292; 21. Mark Bitner, 4, Yeska-18.336; 22. Tom Savage, 38, Savage-18.360; 23. Matt Goodnight, 24, Haggenbottom-18.402; 24. Joe Trenca, 66, Karlsen-18.558; 25. Gregg Cory, 32, Williams/Cory-18.679; 26. Dave Berkheimer, 31, Berkheimer-19.209; 27. Aric Gentry, 3, Simmons-19.427.


 

USAC SILVER CROWN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS: 1-Kody Swanson-675, 2-Justin Grant-663, 3-Logan Seavey-608, 4-C.J. Leary-528, 5-Kyle Steffens-438, 6-Kaylee Bryson-388, 7-Bobby Santos-366, 8-Gregg Cory-355, 9-Trey Osborne-354, 10-Dakoda Armstrong-329.


 

USAC NATIONAL PROSOURCE PASSING MASTER POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-182, 2-Logan Seavey-170, 3-Robert Ballou-140, 4-C.J. Leary-117, 5-Kyle Cummins-115, 6-Justin Grant-112, 7-Chase Stockon-112, 8-Brady Bacon-109, 9-Kevin Thomas Jr.-99, 10-Joey Amantea-92.


 

4-CROWN NATIONALS PROSOURCE PASSING MASTER POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-8, 2-Zach Wigal-7, 3-Hayden Reinbold-6, 4-Logan Seavey-5, 5-Zach Daum-5, 6-Ryan Timms-5, 7-Kale Drake-4, 8-Cannon McIntosh-3, 9-Kevin Thomas Jr.-3, 10-Kyle Jones-3.


 

NEXT USAC SILVER CROWN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RACE: September 21, 2024 – Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, Ohio – 1/2-Mile Dirt Oval – 42nd 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO


 


 

CONTINGENCY AWARD WINNERS:


 

Dirt Draft Practice Fastest Driver: Brady Bacon (17.017)


 

Honest Abe Roofing Fast Qualifier: Daison Pursley (17.605)

 

Crown Thy Good! 42nd 4-Crown Launches at Eldora Sep. 20-21

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By: Richie Murray – USAC Media


 

Rossburg, Ohio (September 18, 2024)………Where else can you experience the best of four worlds all on one weekend and at one legendary venue?


 

The answer can be found nowhere else other than Rossburg, Ohio’s Eldora Speedway for the 42nd running of the 4-Crown Nationals Presented By NKTELCO on Friday-Saturday night, September 20-21.


 

The pits inside the 1/2-mile dirt oval will be filled to the brim with open wheel machinery from USAC’s stable of NOS Energy Drink National Midget, AMSOIL National Sprint Car and Silver Crown divisions to the winged variety of the Kubota High Limit Racing Sprint Cars.


 

Each division will be racing for $15,000-to-win in their respective features during Saturday night’s program in what is undoubtedly the greatest racing smorgasbord of them all at The Big E.


 

Let’s dig into the storylines for each of the three USAC national divisions this weekend!


 


 

A 4-PEAT ON THE LINE IN SILVER CROWN


 

The USAC Silver Crown storyline entering Eldora is based on whether Logan Seavey can do it again. After all, he remains an undefeated 3-for-3 at the 4-Crown Nationals in USAC Silver Crown competition, winning in 2021-2022-2023. A win on Saturday would be a huge boon for Seavey as it would be his first of the USAC Silver Crown season.


 

While Seavey stands third in Silver Crown points, a distant 67 markers behind the leader, the battle between the top-two is at fever pitch. Kody Swanson leads Justin Grant by 12 points at the top entering the event with three races remaining. Neither Swanson nor Grant have won a USAC Silver Crown race at Eldora yet. However, Grant and Swanson have run first and second, in that order, in each of the past two dirt Silver Crown races at Springfield and Du Quoin.


 

Four past Eldora USAC Silver Crown winners are in this Saturday’s 27-car field, featuring Logan Seavey (2021-2022-2023), C.J. Leary (2018) and Brady Bacon (2019). Amazingly, all three drivers are vying for their first USAC Silver Crown win of the year. All three have led laps this season and been in contention to win. Perhaps this is the weekend for their breakthrough.


 

This Saturday night’s 50-lap main event marks the 100th USAC Silver Crown race held on a 1/2-mile dirt track. Eldora Speedway has hosted nearly half of them, 42 to be exact. The very first of those 100 came at Pennsylvania’s Williams Grove Speedway in 1980, won by Sheldon Kinser. Jack Hewitt is the all-time leader in USAC Silver Crown 1/2-mile dirt wins with nine.


 


 

ELDORA SPEEDWAY – HOME OF THE SPRINT


 

With more than 40 cars and drivers expected for this Saturday’s USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship portion of the 4-Crown Nationals, it’s all up for grabs with a slew of drivers gunning for Big E success.


 

Five past 4-Crown Nationals USAC Sprint Car winners are featured in this year’s lineup. Among them are Robert Ballou (2007) and Justin Grant (2016 & 2022), each of whom were victorious with the series at Eldora earlier this year on back-to-back nights in May during #LetsRaceTwo.


 

Additional former Eldora USAC Sprint winners who’ll be on hand include past series champions Brady Bacon (2014) and C.J. Leary (2017), plus Logan Seavey (2023) who doesn’t own a USAC National Sprint Car title as of yet but remains in the cat bird seat at the moment with a 74-point lead over Bacon in the current standings with just five races on the docket.


 

A long running USAC record is on the line this weekend. All 11 previous drivers who’ve won 10+ USAC National Sprint Car races in a single season have also won at Eldora that same year. Seavey, a 13-time USAC Sprint winner in 2024, currently stands one triumph shy of Tom Bigelow’s 1977 record of 14 victories. Seavey, however, has not yet won at Eldora. Saturday’s 30-lap feature remains his final shot of the year to continue this statistic.


 

Furthermore, the event is also the penultimate event of the 10-race Bubby Jones Master of Going Faster Presented By Spire Sports + Entertainment season. Brady Bacon retains a 22-point lead over Kevin Thomas Jr. heading into this weekend’s ninth round of the miniseries as he looks to become the first-two-time Master of Going Faster titlist after also scoring the inaugural edition in 2022. C.J. Leary was the champion in 2023 and currently resides third, 37 points out of the lead. The title prize is a $10,000 check for the driver and $2,500 for the champion crew chief. Only one Master of Going Faster race remains afterward on October 12 at Lawrenceburg (Ind.) Speedway.


 


 

DOUBLE THE MIDGET RACING FUN AT ELDORA


 

There’s nothing quite like watching a 25-lap USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship feature at Eldora. It’s a non-stop hornet’s nest of activity with drivers putting it all on the line up top, on the bottom and through the middle lap-after-lap, from one set of turns to the next. Then rinse and repeat until you’re completely absent of breath.


 

The best part is that this weekend presents back-to-back nights of 25-lap main events for the midgets on Friday and Saturday. With around 20 cars expected, the field is mighty and features each of the past three years’ worth of winners: Chris Windom (2021 & 2022) as well as Logan Seavey (2023).


 

Windom also scored the win during the 2023 opening night, which doesn’t officially count toward the 4-Crown record books. That’s reserved for Saturday night.


 

Three past winning teams are in this weekend’s midget field, including CB Industries, which has been victorious in four of the past five Eldora midget races. The CBI team will sport a three-car lineup this year for Windom, series point leader Daison Pursley and Rookie Zach Wigal. Abacus Racing broke CBI’s Eldora reign in 2023 via a with Logan Seavey, who returns this year.


 

Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, meanwhile, owns nine Eldora USAC Midget wins, tied with Steve Lewis for number one all-time. KKM has won with Jay Drake (2001-2002), Dave Darland (2004), Kyle Larson (2011-2012), Rico Abreu (2013-2016), Christopher Bell (2015) and the team’s most recent, Spencer Bayston (2017). The team returns with five entries for this weekend: Ryan Timms, Jade Avedisian, Cannon McIntosh, Gavin Miller and Kale Drake.


 


 

SWEEPING SEAVEY RETURNS FOR ALL 4 CROWN


 

At press time, Logan Seavey is the lone driver to announce his intentions to compete in all four crowns of this weekend’s 4-Crown Nationals.


 

Seavey will wheel Abacus Racing’s No. 57 midget and sprint car, plus the Rice Motorsports-Abacus Racing #22 Silver Crown ride along with the Landon Simon Racing No. 24s sprinter for the High Limit portion.


 

Of course, Seavey’s memorable sweep of the 2023 4-Crown was monumental as he joined Jack Hewitt (1998) and Kyle Larson (2011) as just the third driver to pull off the feat. However, Hewitt remains the only driver to win all four crowns in a single night when he added a UMP Modified triumph in addition to his USAC success in 1998.


 

Only seven previous drivers have started all four 4-Crown features in a single night. Jack Hewitt did it eight times (1986-1987-1990-1991-1992-1996-1997-1998). Dave Darland ran all four on three occasions (1999-2000-2002). Brady Bacon did it twice (2016 & 2018) as did Tracy Hines (2001 & 2002) and Tyler Courtney (2016 & 2021). Tony Stewart (1995) successfully started all four divisions’ main events as did Logan Seavey (2022).


 

A number of other drivers have attempted all four over the years but missed out on transferring into one or more of the four features: Larry Rice (1981), Tom Bigelow (1986), Jack Hewitt (1988-1993-1994-1999), Tony Elliott (1992), Tony Stewart (1994), A.J. Fike (2002), Dave Darland (2006), Chris Windom (2022) and Logan Seavey (2023).


 


 

TRIPLE THREATS


 

Four drivers, meanwhile, are planning to do work in at least three of the USAC national divisions this weekend at Eldora with Silver Crown, Sprints and Midgets.


 

The aforementioned Logan Seavey has his slate full with work in all four divisions in Abacus Racing’s No. 57 midget and sprint car, plus the Rice Motorsports-Abacus Racing #22 Silver Crown ride along with the Landon Simon Racing No. 24s sprinter for the High Limit portion.


 

Additionally, Justin Grant will perform triple-duty in the RMS Racing No. 2 midget, the TOPP Motorsports No. 4 sprint car and the Hemelgarn Racing No. 91 Silver Crown car.


 

Daison Pursley is in the same boat with his work schedule set in the Team AZ Racing #21AZ sprint car and #21 Silver Crown ride as well as the CB Industries No. 86 midget.


 

Matt Goodnight is also trying his hand at the quest of performing in all three in his own No. 39G sprint car, the John Haggenbottom No. 24 Silver Crown machine and he’ll also be making his series debut with the midgets aboard the Simon Racing No. 74.


 


 

RACE DETAILS


 

This Friday night’s BeFour the Crowns event on September 20 at Eldora Speedway features the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship, USAC Silver Crown Qualifying and the Kubota High Limit Racing Sprint Cars. Pits open at 1:30pm. Front gates open at 2pm. Hot laps begin at 6pm, followed by qualifying and racing. General admission tickets are $35 for ages 14 & up and free for ages 13 and under. Reserved tickets are $40 for ages 14 & up and $10 for ages 13 and under.  Pit passes are $50. It’s $85 for a two-day pit pass.


 

This Saturday night’s 4-Crown Nationals presented by NKTELCO at Eldora Speedway features the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship, USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship, Kubota High Limit Racing Sprint Cars and the USAC Silver Crown National Championship. Front gates and pit gates open at Noon Eastern. A drivers autograph session will take place in the Fan Zone from 3-4pm. Hot laps begin at 6pm, followed by qualifying and racing.


 

General admission tickets are $40 for ages 14 & up and free for ages 13 and under. Reserved tickets are $45 for ages 14 & up and $10 for ages 13 and under.  Pit passes are $50. It’s $85 for a two-day pit pass.


 

Advance tickets are on sale now at https://www.eldoraspeedway.com/event/42nd-4crown/

All four divisions at the 4-Crown will be shown LIVE and uninterrupted on FloRacing at https://flosports.link/usac.


 


 

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2024 USAC POINT STANDINGS


 

USAC SILVER CROWN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS: 1-Kody Swanson-675, 2-Justin Grant-663, 3-Logan Seavey-608, 4-C.J. Leary-528, 5-Kyle Steffens-438, 6-Kaylee Bryson-388, 7-Bobby Santos-366, 8-Gregg Cory-355, 9-Trey Osborne-354, 10-Dakoda Armstrong-329.


 

USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS: 1-Logan Seavey-2638, 2-Brady Bacon-2564, 3-Daison Pursley-2357, 4-C.J. Leary-2344, 5-Kevin Thomas Jr.-2326, 6-Mitchel Moles-2318, 7-Robert Ballou-2234, 8-Justin Grant-2166, 9-Kyle Cummins-2154, 10-Carson Garrett-1628.


 

USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-985, 2-Cannon McIntosh-934, 3-Ryan Timms-876, 4-Zach Daum-826, 5-Logan Seavey-812, 6-Justin Grant-778, 7-Jacob Denney-774, 8-Gavin Miller-752, 9-Kale Drake-704, 10-Zach Wigal-688.


 

BUBBY JONES MASTER OF GOIN’ FASTER PRESENTED BY SPIRE SPORTS + ENTERTAINMENT POINTS: 1-Brady Bacon-544, 2-Kevin Thomas Jr.-522, 3-C.J. Leary-507, 4-Logan Seavey-499, 5-Daison Pursley-495, 6-Mitchel Moles-489, 7-Kyle Cummins-479, 8-Robert Ballou-452, 9-Justin Grant-440, 10-Chase Stockon-361.


 

USAC NATIONAL PROSOURCE PASSING MASTER POINTS: 1-Daison Pursley-176, 2-Logan Seavey-169, 3-Robert Ballou-140, 4-C.J. Leary-117, 5-Kyle Cummins-115, 6-Justin Grant-112, 7-Chase Stockon-112, 8-Brady Bacon-109, 9-Kevin Thomas Jr.-99, 10-Joey Amantea-92.


 


 

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4-CROWN NATIONALS WINNERS: (1981-2023)


 

USAC MIDGET WINNERS: 1981-Ken Schrader, 1982-Rich Vogler, 1983-Johnny Parsons, 1984-Rained Out, 1985-Rich Vogler, 1986-Rich Vogler, 1987-Jack Hewitt, 1988-Rich Vogler, 1989-Robby Flock, 1990-Stan Fox, 1991-Jeff Gordon, 1992-Johnny Parsons, 1993-Jack Hewitt, 1994-Steve Knepper, 1995-Tony Stewart, 1996-Tracy Hines, 1997-Jay Drake, 1998-Jack Hewitt, 1999-Dave Darland, 2000-Kasey Kahne, 2001-J.J. Yeley, 2002-Jay Drake, 2003-No Race, 2004-Dave Darland, 2005-Danny Stratton, 2006-Tracy Hines, 2007-Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 2008-J.J. Yeley, 2009-Brad Sweet, 2010-Jerry Coons Jr., 2011-Kyle Larson, 2012-Kyle Larson, 2013-Rico Abreu, 2014-Bryan Clauson, 2015-Christopher Bell, 2016-Rico Abreu, 2017-Spencer Bayston, 2018-Tyler Courtney, 2019-Tyler Courtney, 2020-No Race, 2021-Chris Windom, 2022-Chris Windom, 2023-Logan Seavey.


 

USAC SPRINT CAR WINNERS: 1981-Steve Kinser, 1982-Steve Kinser, 1983-Jack Hewitt, 1984-Rained Out, 1985-Larry Rice, 1986-Rich Vogler, 1987-Tony Elliott, 1988-Steve Butler, 1989-Steve Butler, 1990-Jack Hewitt, 1991-Jack Hewitt, 1992-Danny Smith, 1993-Tony Elliott, 1994-Kevin Doty, 1995-Tony Stewart, 1996-Jimmy Sills, 1997-Jack Hewitt, 1998-Jack Hewitt, 1999-Dave Darland, 2000-Tracy Hines, 2001-Bud Kaeding, 2002-Bud Kaeding, 2003-No Race, 2004-Dickie Gaines, 2005-Levi Jones, 2006-Tracy Hines, 2007-Robert Ballou, 2008-Brad Sweet, 2009-Jerry Coons Jr., 2010-Levi Jones, 2011-Kyle Larson, 2012-Tracy Hines, 2013-Chris Windom, 2014-Brady Bacon, 2015-Thomas Meseraull, 2016-Justin Grant, 2017-C.J. Leary, 2018-Tyler Courtney, 2019-Tyler Courtney, 2020-No Race, 2021-Tyler Courtney, 2022-Justin Grant, 2023-Logan Seavey


 

USAC SILVER CROWN WINNERS: 1981-Steve Kinser, 1982-Ron Shuman, 1983-Ken Schrader, 1984-Rained Out, 1985-Larry Rice, 1986-Jack Hewitt, 1987-Larry Rice, 1988-Jack Hewitt, 1989-Jack Hewitt, 1990-Steve Butler, 1991-Jack Hewitt, 1992-Steve Butler, 1993-Ron Shuman, 1994-Jack Hewitt, 1995-Jack Hewitt, 1996-Jack Hewitt, 1997-Kevin Huntley, 1998-Jack Hewitt, 1999-Jimmy Sills, 2000-J.J. Yeley, 2001-J.J. Yeley, 2002-Brian Tyler, 2003-No Race, 2004-Dave Darland, 2005-Dave Darland, 2006-Mat Neely, 2007-Jerry Coons Jr., 2008-Dave Darland, 2009-Dave Darland, 2010-Bryan Clauson, 2011-Kyle Larson, 2012-Bryan Clauson, 2013-Chris Windom, 2014-Jerry Coons Jr., 2015-Christopher Bell, 2016-Chris Windom, 2017-Tyler Courtney, 2018-C.J. Leary, 2019-Brady Bacon, 2020-No Race, 2021-Logan Seavey, 2022-Logan Seavey, 2023-Logan Seavey


 

USAC STOCK CAR WINNERS: 1981-Joe Wallace, 1982-Dean Roper, 1983-Bobby Jacks, 1984-Rained Out


 

USAC LATE MODEL WINNERS: 1985-C.J. Rayburn, 1986-Billy Moyer, 1987-John Lawhorn, 1988-Doug Ault, 1989-Randy Boggs, 1990-Donnie Moran, 1991-Billy Moyer, 1992-Donnie Moran, 1993-Freddy Smith, 1994-Freddy Smith, 1995-Jack Boggs


 

UMP MODIFIED WINNERS: 1996-Jack Hewitt, 1997-Jack Hewitt, 1998-Jack Hewitt, 1999-Mike Brecht, 2000-Jim Shereck, 2001-Joey Kramer, 2002-Brian Ruhlman, 2003-No Race, 2004-Brian Ruhlman, 2005-Brian Ruhlman, 2006-Jerry Bowersock, 2007-Chad Ruhlman


 

WORLD OF OUTLAWS SPRINT CAR WINNERS: 2008-Joey Saldana, 2009-Jason Sides, 2010-Jac Haudenschild, 2011-Joey Saldana, 2012-Rained Out, 2013-Rained Out, 2014-Joey Saldana, 2015-Greg Wilson


 

ALL STAR CIRCUIT OF CHAMPIONS SPRINT CAR WINNERS: 2016-Ian Madsen, 2017-Brady Bacon, 2018-Aaron Reutzel, 2019-Aaron Reutzel, 2020-No Race, 2021-Rico Abreu, 2022-Tyler Courtney, 2023-Zeb Wise


 


 

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ALL-TIME 4-CROWN NATIONALS FEATURE WINS:


 

19-Jack Hewitt (8 Silver Crown, 5 Sprint, 3 Midget, 3 Modified)


 

7-Tyler Courtney (1 Silver Crown, 3 Sprint, 2 Midget, 1 All Star Sprint)


 

7-Dave Darland (2 Midget, 1 Sprint, 4 Silver Crown)


 

5-Tracy Hines (2 Midget, 3 Sprint)


 

5-Logan Seavey (3 Silver Crown, 1 Sprint, 1 Midget)


 

5-Rich Vogler (4 Midget, 1 Sprint)


 

5-Chris Windom (2 Silver Crown, 1 Sprint & 2 Midget)


 

4-Steve Butler (2 Sprint, 2 Silver Crown)


 

4-Jerry Coons Jr. (2 Silver Crown, 1 Midget, 1 Sprint)


 

4-Kyle Larson (2 Midget, 1 Sprint, 1 Silver Crown)


 

4-J.J. Yeley (2 Midget, 2 Silver Crown)


 

3-Rico Abreu (2 Midget, 1 All Star)


 

3-Brady Bacon (1 Silver Crown, 1 Sprint, 1 All Star)


 

3-Bryan Clauson (2 Silver Crown, 1 Midget)


 

3-Steve Kinser (2 Sprint, 1 Silver Crown)


 

3-Larry Rice (2 Silver Crown, 1 Sprint)


 

3-Brian Ruhlman (3 Modified)


 

3-Joey Saldana (3 WoO)


 

2-Christopher Bell (1 Silver Crown, 1 Midget)


 

2-Jay Drake (2 Midget)


 

2-Tony Elliott (2 Sprint)


 

2-Justin Grant (2 Sprint)


 

2-Levi Jones (2 Sprint)


 

2-Bud Kaeding (2 Sprint)


 

2-C.J. Leary (1 Silver Crown, 1 Sprint)


 

2-Donnie Moran (2 Late Model)


 

2-Billy Moyer (2 Late Model)


 

2-Johnny Parsons (2 Midget)


 

2-Aaron Reutzel (2 All Star)


 

2-Ken Schrader (1 Silver Crown, 1 Midget)


 

2-Ron Shuman (2 Silver Crown)


 

2-Jimmy Sills (1 Silver Crown, 1 Sprint)


 

2-Freddy Smith (2 Late Model)


 

2-Tony Stewart (1 Sprint, 1 Midget)


 

2-Brad Sweet (1 Sprint, 1 Midget)


 

1-Doug Ault (1 Late Model)


 

1-Robert Ballou (1 Sprint)


 

1-Spencer Bayston (1 Midget)


 

1-Jack Boggs (1 Late Model)


 

1-Randy Boggs (1 Late Model)


 

1-Jerry Bowersock (1 Modified)


 

1-Mike Brecht (1 Modified)


 

1-Kevin Doty (1 Sprint)


 

1-Robby Flock (1 Midget)


 

1-Stan Fox (1 Midget)


 

1-Dickie Gaines (1 Sprint)


 

1-Jeff Gordon (1 Midget)


 

1-Jac Haudenschild (1 WoO)


 

1-Kevin Huntley (1 Silver Crown)


 

1-Bobby Jacks (1 Stock)


 

1-Kasey Kahne (1 Midget)


 

1-Steve Knepper (1 Midget)


 

1-Joey Kramer (1 Modified)


 

1-John Lawhorn (1 Late Model)


 

1-Ian Madsen (1 All Star)


 

1-Thomas Meseraull (1 Sprint)


 

1-Mat Neely (1 Silver Crown)


 

1-C.J. Rayburn (1 Late Model)


 

1-Dean Roper (1 Stock)


 

1-Chad Ruhlman (1 Modified)


 

1-Jim Shereck (1 Modified)


 

1-Jason Sides (1 WoO)


 

1-Danny Smith (1 Sprint)


 

1-Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (1 Midget)


 

1-Danny Stratton (1 Midget)


 

1-Brian Tyler (1 Silver Crown)


 

1-Joe Wallace (1 Stock)


 

1-Greg Wilson (1 WoO)

 

       

 

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