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July 29....Points
and results have been updated for all
events from the July 24 weekend, sorry
about the delay.
July 22....Kody Swanson led all 30 laps of Thursday night’s USAC Mopar National Midget race at O’Reilly Raceway Park and in the process gave his car owners, the Wilke Racing Team of Milwaukee, Wisc., a historic all-time record 134th USAC National feature victory! The Wilkes were tied with Steve Lewis for the all-time lead prior to Thursday’s race. Swanson started on the pole in the Toyota/Speedway Motors Spike/Toyota and beat Jason Leffler, Levi Roberts, Darren Hagen and Brad Sweet to the checlered flag. Fast qualifier Daniel Bedford finished sixth. The first Wilke USAC victory came with driver Rodger Ward in the 1959 Indianapolis 500-Mile Race. The team owns USAC National victories in 16 different states and Canada at 61 different tracks and this was the team’s 82nd USAC National Midget win. Swanson was the 30th driver to pilot a Wilke entry to a USAC National victory. July
22...Enteries continue to be
received in the Belleville Officials
office for the 33rd annual Speedway
Motors Belleville Midget Nationals on
Aug. 6-7 at the Belleville High Banks.
The latest batch includes two-time
Belleville Champion Jerry Coons Jr.and
the 2004 Champion Bobby East. July 21....The American Racing Drivers Club Midgets will return to Accord Speedway on Friday August 13 to makeup the race that was rained out on July 16th. July 21....Perris Auto Speedway promoter Don Kazarian has announced that the August 21st USAC Western Midget, Ford Focus Midget and Jr. Focus Midget race at The PAS has been canceled. Replacing the open wheel show will be the “Triple Crown Night of Destruction” featuring the Outlaw Iron Man Demolition Derby, Demo Cross and Rollover Contest. July 17....Australian Matt Smith became the first repeat winner of the season capturing The Mid-State Equipment Badger Midget Racing Series 20-lap feature Saturday Night at Beaver Dam Rac July 17....Australian Matt Smith became the first repeat winner of the season capturing The Mid-State Equipment Badger Midget Racing Series 20-lap feature Saturday Night at Beaver Dam Rac
July
17....Australian Matt Smith
became the first repeat winner of the
season capturing The Mid-State Equipment
Badger Midget Racing Series 20-lap
feature Saturday Night at Beaver Dam
Raceway. Smith's victory also ended
a record streak of thirteen consecutive
different feature winners in the last
thirteen races dating back to August
2009.
July
12....The
rare chance to win a race-ready 2010
Spike/Ford-Esslinger Midget race car is
now available until January 2011.
July
10...Chris
Sheil captured the RMMRA sanctioned25
Lap Champion Enterprises "A"
Feature Saturday night at I-76 Speedway
in Ft. Morgan, CO.
Completing
the top five were: Keith Rauch,
Todd Plemons, Butch Middleton and Tony
Rossi.
Jully
8....Defending
Champion Bryan Clauson, heads a list of
early confirmed participants for the 33rd
annual Speedway Motors Belleville Midget
Nationals on Aug. 6-7 at the Belleville
High Banks. Entry Blanks are now available
for download at the tracks website: www.
highbanks.org. July 7...Dalton Armstrong led the final 38 laps of Wednesday night’s “Mack McClallen Night” USAC Regional Midget race at the Indianapolis Speedrome and ended up as the 2010 Speedrome Regional Midget Champ. Armstrong took the lead when Kyle Hamilton dropped out on lap 13 and led the rest of the way in his C & A Motorsports Beast/Mopar. Dillon Welch finished second ahead of Shannon McIntosh, Chris Phillips and Buddy Lowther. July 5...Results and points have been updated after Monday's POWRi race at Macon Raceway won by Brad Loyet. July 2...Matt Smith captured the 9th annual Mid State Equipment Sue Thiel Memorial Friday Night at Dodge County Fairgrounds. Smith becomes only the third Australian driver to win a Badger Midget Auto Racing Association sanctioned feature in the organizations 74-year history.
Smith finished two car lengths ahead of
Hess, followed by Davey Ray, Scott Hatton
and fast qualifier Travis Berryhill. Photos
of Brandon Waelti's and Berryhill's wild
flips have been posted on our photo
page.
June
26...California's
Darren Hagen won the 75-lap POWRi Speedway
Motors/Mid-State Equipment Badger Midget
Racing Series co-sanctioned feature,
Saturday Night at Belle-Clair Raceway. Hagen
took the lead at the start from the pole
position followed by Brad Loyet. A
multi-car accident on the opening lap,
slowed action. On the restart Loyet's engine
began misfiring, with Hagen leading the
event. With Hagen running the cushion and
Loyet using the lower groove the pair were
the class of the field closely followed by
Mike Hess.
June 23...Results from Zach Daum's victory Wednesday Night at the Indianapolis Speedrome have been posted.
June 20...Brad Kuhn and Tracy Hines are the 2010 co-champions of USAC’s Indiana Midget Week. Kuhn won Sunday night’s 30-lap race at the Kokomo Speedway and tied Hines to share the championship. Kuhn beat Brad Sweet, Bryan Clauson, Darren Hagen and Hines to the checkered flag.
June 19...Tracy Hines led all but the first two laps of Saturday night’s 30-lapper at the Lawrenceburg Speedway in his Parker Machinery/Turbines, Inc. Spike/Toyota. Bryan Clauson finished second ahead of Jerry Coons Jr., Brad Loyet and Dave Darland.
June
19...The United States Speed
Association/United Midget Auto Racing
Association finally got the open wheel
racing season under way at Grundy County
Speedway on Saturday.
Mario Marietta, won the 30-lap
feature over Jimmy Simpson Taylor Ferns, Jim
Anderson and Dalton Armstrong.
June 18..Shane Cottle won Friday night’s 30-lap Indiana Midget Week feature at Bloomington Speedway.
June 17...Brad Sweet led the last 12 laps to win Thursday night’s 30-lap Indiana Midget Week feature at Lincoln Park Speedway in his Kasey Kahne Racing/Mike Curb Ollie’s Bargain Outlet/Auto Value Spike/Speedway Mopar. Sweet trailed Darren Hagen for 18 laps, then took over and beat Shane Cottle to the checkered flag. Hagen finished third, followed by Brad Kuhn and Steve Buckwalter.
June
17...The United States Speed
Association launched its inaugural season in
fine style Wednesday night June 16th
at Plymouth Speedway in
June
16...Brad
Loyet won the POWRi National Midget event
presented by Speedway Motors at Fayette
County Speedway(Brownstown, Ill.) on
wednesday Night finishing ahead of Don Droud
Jr. and Matt Smith, a total of 34 midgets
competed in the event. June 16...Steve Buckwalter the current ARDC Midget Series point leader, won Wednesday night’s 2010 “Indiana Midget Week” opener at Gas City I-69 Speedway, officially leading all 30 laps in his Buckwalter’s Roofing/VRP Shocks Elite/Chevy. Brad Sweet finished second ahead of Brad Kuhn, Bobby East and fast qualifier Bryan Clauson. Thomas Meseraull had originally led laps 1-4 and finished second but his car failed to pass post-race technical inspection and was disqualified. June 13...Davey Ray increased his series points lead by winning The Mid-State Equipment Badger Midget Racing Series 20-lap feature Saturday Night at Beaver Dam Raceway. The event was the 50th sanctioned midget race at the facility for Badger.Ray driving the Jim Fiscus owned Spike/Ford-Esslinger No. 6 finished ahead of Hatton, Mike Hess, Berryhill and Brandon Waelti. June 12...Rained forced cancellation of UMARA/USSMA at Grundy, USAC GP/SMRS at Moberly and POWRi at Highland. June 11...Bryan Clauson caught leader Brad Kuhn on lap 17 and led the final 24 laps to win Friday night’s 40-lap “Kevin Doty Classic” at Tri-City Speedway. Clauson piloted the Parker Stone/Esslinger Spike to the victory over Kuhn, Jerry Coons Jr., Bobby East and Davey Ray. Henry Clarke led the opening lap but hit the wall in trun one on lap two. Tracy Hines then led for two laps before encountering mechanical problems. Kuhn traded the lead with Darren Hagen for two laps but Hagen got tangled with a lapped car and hit the wall in turn one and failed to finish.
June
9...The Board of Angell Park Speedway
announced today they have entered into
discussions with a group of private
investors to assume management of all racing
operations at the famed facility. The
negotiations are targeted for race
activities only, and do not impact other
events at the facility.
June
6...Brad
Kuhn won Saturday nights 1st
annual “Chad McDaniel Memorial” at the
Solomon Valley Raceway in Beloit, Kan.
sanctioned by POWRi. Kuhn was followed by Zach Daum,
Brad Loyet, Austin Brown and Daniel
Adler.
June
5...Brad
Kuhn captured Friday nights 1st
annual “Chad McDaniel Memorial” at the
Solomon Valley Raceway in Beloit, Kan.
sanctioned by POWRi. Brad started 2nd
row outside and on lap 26 passed Zach Daum
on the top after trading slide jobs and led
the remaining four laps for the win.
Brad Loyet, Austin Brown and Matt
Sherrell completed the top five. June 5...Rain has forced cancellation of Saturday's UMARA/USSMA Event at Grundy and Sunday's event at Angell Park Speedway. June 4...Results from the ARDC races at Grandview and Lincoln Speedway have been posted on results page. June 3....Results from USAC Regional at Indianapolis Speedrome have been posted on results page. May
31....Results
from POWRi at Belle Claire Raceway have been posted
on results page. For photos from BCRA at
Marysville and Badger at Beaver Dam,
checkout the photo page. May 30....Shannon McQueen won the BCRA feature at Marysville Speedway. Check results page for complete finish. May 29...Tanner Swanson won Saturday night’s 65th NOS Energy Drink “Night Before the 500” at O’Reilly Raceway Park in Indianapolis, Ind. driving the DMS owned F & F Mechanical Beast/Esslinger Ford. Bryan Clauson, finished second after leading 30 laps. Kody Swanson, Brad Kuhn and Brad Sweet rounded out the top-five. Daniel Bedford escaped injury when his car vaulted over the backstretch wall on the third lap of the race.
May
29...Daniel Robinson surprised
the field, winning The Mid-State Equipment
Badger Midget Racing Series 20-lap feature
Saturday Night at Beaver Dam Raceway.
Robinson and Scott Hatton made slight
contact, with Robinson moving into third
place, with five laps remaining. One lap
later Robinson slid into the path of
second place running Hess, as they entered
Turn 2, causing Hess to flip. Hess was
uninjured.
On the restart Shreffler running the
lower groove led Robinson who
continued running against the wall.
Robinson drew event with Shreffler on lap
17, and took the lead. At the white flag
Robinson held a car length advantage and
increased his lead the final lap. Robinson
finished 0.68 seconds ahead of Shreffler,
Dave Ray, Hatton and Brandon Waelti.
May
28....Nick
Knepper scored an exciting victory capturing
Friday Night's 30-lap POWRi National Midget
Series presented by Speedway Motors feature
at Shepps Speedway. The event marked the
first ever midget auto race at the 1/4-mile
dirt oval which opened last year. Knepper
appeared headed for an easy victory on the
final lap, when he approached two lapped
cars and got trapped on the bottom of the
track, allowing Austin Brown one last chance
at the lead. Brown running the high
side exiting Turn 4 closed to a half-car
length of Knepper at the finish. Knepper
driving the Junior Knepper owned
Spike/Ford-Esslinger No. 55, was followed by
Brown, Brad Loyet, Riley and Tim Siner. May 26....Dillon Welch led all but the first five laps of Wednesday night’s “John Andretti Night” USAC Regional Midget race at the Indianapolis Speedrome. Welch passed Jerry Nuckles on lap six and led the rest of the way in his Club Sport/VCS Beast/Esslinger Ford. Series point leader Dalton Armstrong finished second ahead of Chris Phillips, Cale Conley and Dave Fuhrman.
May
26....Jesse
Hockett, 26, one of the nation's top sprint
car drivers, died Wednesday afternoon while
working on an electrical box in his race car
trailer at his shop near his home in Warsaw,
Missouri. May 22....Bobby Santos III led all but one lap to win Saturday’s 30-lap Casey’s General Stores USAC Triple Crown Pride of Iowa feature event at Iowa Speedway. Santos’ victory in the USAC Mopar National Midget race on the 7/8-mile paved oval came in the Santos Motor Sports/K & N Air Filters Beast/Esslinger Ford. Brad Sweet finished second, followed by Hagen, Bobby East and Henry Clarke, East came from 20th starting position!
May
22...Rich
Camfield scored a surprise victory,
winning Mid-State Equipment Badger Midget
Racing Series 20-lap feature Saturday
Night at Beaver Dam Raceway. Camfield
driving the Rich King owned
Stealth/Carey-Chevrolet No. 5 finished
1.56 seconds ahead of Brandon Waelti,
followed by Austin Brown, fast qualifier
Davey Ray and Mike Hess.
May 22....Robby Josett caught Cory Kruseman on lap 28 to win Saturday night’s USAC Western Midget Series 30-lap race at Ventura Raceway. Kruseman finished second ahead of Alex Schutte, Johnathon Henry and Mike English. May 22....Brad Loyet swept this weekend’s “Boot Hill Showdown” races at Dodge City Raceway Park in his Loyet Landscape Maintenance/Meramec Heights Collision Center Spike/Esslinger Ford. He led all 30 laps to win Saturday night’s feature over Cody Brewer, C.J. Johnson, Patrick Stasa and Matt Sherrell..... May 21....Brad Loyet won Friday Night's "Boot Hill Showdown" at Dodge City Raceway Park, finishing ahead of Cody Brewer and Matt Sherrell. May 16....Jerry Coons won the 25-lap APSARA Feature Sunday Night at Angell Park Speedway over: Robbie Ray and Kurt Mayhew.
May
15....Jerry Coons
Jr. won the 30-lap Mid-State Equipment
Badger Midget Racing Series feature Saturday
Night at Wilmot Speedway, finishing ahead of
Brad Loyet, Mike Hess, Travis Berryhill and
David Gough........Johnathon
Henry and car owner Ken Graunstadt teamed up
to score their second 2010 USAC Mopar
Western Midget Series feature win Saturday
night at Santa Maria Speedway. Henry caught
series point leader Cory Kruseman on lap 12
and led the rest of the way to beat fast
qualifier Kody Swanson, Alex Schutte, Robby
Josett and Kruseman......Dalton
Armstrong won the 2010 USAC Regional-USAC/WOMS
Midget Series 30-lap “Alex Pruett
Memorial” race at the Columbus Motor
Speedway on Saturday Night. Armstrong
trailed Dillow Welch for three laps, then
took the lead in his Bengee North
America/Anderson’s Grain Beast/Mopar. He
led the remaining 27 laps to beat Daniel
Bedford, Welch, Cale Conley and Nick Wagner. May 9....The Rocky Mountain Midget Racing Association (RMMRA) opened their season at I-76 Speedway (Ft. Morgan, Colo.), Saturday Night with defending Champion Keith Rauch picking up the victory over: Chris Sheil, Tony Rossi, Bob Harr and Brian Postle....Chad Nichols claimed the Bay Cities Racing Association Midget feature on Saturday, at the Madera (Calif.) Speedway. The victory was his third midget feature victory of the season David Prickett claimed second followed by Nick Foster, Jr., Scott Nail and Dillion Silverman.
May
8....Bryan
Clauson passed defending Brad Kuhn on lap 88
and led the final 13 laps to win Saturday
night’s 58th “Hut Hundred” at the
Tri-State Speedway. Clauson set a new track
record during qualifying and started on the
pole in his Parker Stone/Esslinger
Spike/Esslinger Ford but Kuhn led the
opening lap. Clauson led the next three but
Kuhn took over on lap five and led the next
83 laps. Clauson finally tracked him down
and Kuhn faded in the closing laps. Jerry
Coons Jr. finished second ahead of Caleb
Armstrong, Shane Hmiel and Zach Daum. The
win gives Clauson a “sweep” of the
Belleville Midget Nationals, Turkey Night
Grand Prix and Hut Hundred in just ten
months!.......The
American Racing Drivers Club (ARDC) returned
to Williams Grove Speedway Saturday May 8th,
only to have action halted, by rain, after
the completion of the heat races. Heat races
were won by, P.J. Gargiulo, Andrew Hannula
and Steve Buckwalter, with Brett Arndt,
taking the consolation.
May
2...Greg
Bragg cruised to victory in the 30-lap Bay
Cities Racing Association Midget feature in
dominating fashion, at the Chowchilla
Speedway on Saturday, May 1. Following Bragg
to the checkers were Nick Foster, Jr., Scott
Nail, Sean Dodenhoff, and David
Prickett.
May
1...Two-time Series Champion Brad
Kuhn captured the season opening Mid-State
Equipment Badger Midget Racing series
30-lap feature Saturday Night at Beaver
Dam Raceway. Kuhn finished 3.23 seconds
ahead of Hatton, fast qualifier Zach Daum,
Travis Berryhill and Davey Ray.
April 30...With the predicted severe weather forecast for today and tonight the decision was made forcing the postponement of the "Kevin Doty Classic" USAC National/POWRi race at Tri-City Speedway. In the best interest of all concerned and to minimize travel for fans and participants, the event has been postponed. The USAC/SMRS Great Plains series event May 1 at 24 Raceway in Moberly, Mo. has also been cancelled due to weather. April 28...Points have been corrected, there was a misallocation of points from the DuQuoin event. April 25...Rain forced cancellation the weekend doubleheader POWRi events at Shepps Speedway and Macon Speedway. April 17...Cory Kruseman walked off with the trophy after Saturday night’s 30-lap USAC Mopar Western Midget race at the Bakersfield Speedway. Driving the Lucas Oil/Agromin Spike/Esslinger Ford, Kruseman passed Robby Josett on lap 12 and led the rest of the way to beat fast qualifier Kody Swanson, Josett, Randi Pankratz and Mike Gehringer.
April
11....Bobby
East became the winningest USAC driver in
Anderson Speedway history Sunday, taking the
lead from Darren Hagen on the white-flag lap
and holding on for a 100-lap USAC Mopar
National Midget series victory. East trailed
Hagen for 98 laps in his Klatt Enterprises
Ford Racing Beast, then made the winning move
to beat Hagen, Dave Darland, Cale Conley and
Tracy Hines to the checkered flag. April 4...Jonathan Henry of Stockton, Calif. the Ken Graunstadt#88 to victory in Saturday night’s 30-lap USAC Western Midget race at the Ventura Raceway. He passed Matt Mitchell on lap seven and led the rest of the way to beat Mitchell, Josh Lakatos, Cory Kruseman and Robby Josett. March 28...Chris Leonard scored his first-ever Northeastern Midget Association feature Sunday at Waterford Speedbowl’s Budweiser Blast Off. Taking off from the pole, Leonard, needed only five minutes and 40 and three quarters seconds (a Speedbowl record) to capture the 25-lapper. Chasing Leonard the entire way were: Russ Stoehr, Erica Santos, Randy Cabral and Chris deRitis. March 27...Casey Shuman driving the Don Moore Spike/Gaerte#10 won the 40-lap POWRi midget Series feature at the DuQuoin Southern Illinois Center. Casey started on the front row outside and passed Brad Loyet on lap 16. Trailing Shuman were: Brad Loyet, Austin Brown, Brad Kuhn and Tyler Robbins. March 25...Rain halted Thursday night’s USAC Mopar National Midget/Midwest-Carolina Ford Focus doubleheader at Hickory Motor Speedway following two of the three Midget heat races. Wednesday night’s Midget race winner, Shane Hmiel, was Thursday’s fastest qualifier. March 24...Shane Hmiel of Pleasant Garden, N.C. earned his initial USAC Mopar National Midget feature victory Wednesday night at the Hickory Motor Speedway. Driving the Three Wide Life/Rotondo Weirich Beast/Fontana, Hmiel tracked down leader Bobby East on lap 26 and led the rest of the way to post the 40-lap win over East, Tracy Hines, Cale Conley and series point leader Brad Sweet. Hmiel was also the fastest qualifier and won his heat race. NASCAR stars J.J. Yeley and Jason Leffler finished 17th and 22nd. The series returns to Hickory Thursday night for another complete program of racing, with the USAC Ford Focus Midgets sharing the bill. March 6...Brad Loyet won Saturday night’s 35-lap City vending “Cowtown Midget Championships” USAC/SMRs Great Plains Midget feature at Cowtown Speedway. He piloted the Beaver Stripes & Custom Graphics/Bell Helmets Spike/Esslinger Ford to the victory over Chett Gehrke, Zach Daum, Matt Sherrell and Don Droud Jr.. A post-race technical inspection resulted in the disqualification of the car driven by Danny Stratton, who had taken the checkered flag first after winning the 35-lapper. March 5..Danny Stratton drove Wayne Simmons' Iowa Speedway F5Twister/Esslinger Ford to victory in Friday's night's opening event of the 2nd Annual City Vending "Cowtown Midget Championships" at Cowtown Speedway. Stratton battled with Brad Loyet for the early lead and eventually won the 30-lap race over Don Droud Jr., Zach Daum, Loyet and Kevin Bayer.
February
28...Bobby East of Brownsburg, Ind. led
all 30 laps of Sunday night’s “Sokola
Shootout” USAC Mopar National/Western Midget
race at the Perris Auto Speedway after
starting from the front row in his Club Sport
Ford Racing Beast/Esslinger Ford. Brad
Sweet took second ahead of Chad Boat, Bryan
Clauson and Jerry Coons Jr. February 21...Brad Sweet took the lead with two-laps remaining to win the USAC Mopar National/Western Midget Series season opener Sunday afternoon at USA Race Park. Bobby East, Tracy Hines, Dave Darland and Brad Kuhn completed the top five. February 13...The Washington Midget Racing Association (WMRA) has announced their ten-race 2010 schedule, and is posted on the schedule page. February
12...The Badger Midget Auto Racing
Association is pleased to announce that
Mid-State Equipment will be joining our
organization as the title sponsor for the 2010
racing season. Mid-State Equipment is
Southern Wisconsin’s Headquarters for
Agricultural, Commercial, Light Industrial,
and consumer Equipment. Mid-State Equipment is
locally owned and has been serving southern
Wisconsin for 36 years and looks forward to
serving you in the future. February 11...The scheduled 2nd Annual “Cowtown Midget Championships” at Cowtown Speedway in Kennedale, Texas featuring the USAC/SMRS Great Plains Midget Series have been “weathered out” due to heavy snow.The races originally scheduled for this Saturday and Sunday have been rescheduled for early-March. Details regarding specific racing dates will be announced when firm. February 10... Beaver Dam Raceway is extremely pleased to announce a contract has been reached with the Badger Midget Auto Racing Association to add to its already successful Saturday Night racing program. Open wheel race fans will be thrilled to find the exiting midgets join the five division Saturday Night racing program. General Manager Carolyn Mueller was Quoted as stating “We believe the Badger Midgets are an exciting form of racing and know we can successfully add them into our Saturday race program. We continue to look for ways to provide the very best in motor-sports entertainment to our loyal fans.” A nine race schedule of Saturday night racing programs including the Badger Midgets is May 22, May 29, June 12, July 3, July 24, July 31, Aug 21, Aug 28, and Sept 4. These will be added to the date already reserved for the open wheel season opener scheduled for May 1. Badger will be joined with the IRA sprints cars for an all open wheel program February 8...The Cowtown Midget Championship presented by City Vending, National Health Care Advisors and Sunoco Race Fuels will now take place on February 13-14 at 1/4-mile dirt oval- Cowtown Speedway (Ft. Worth, Texas). Impending weather concerns will now see the event run on Saturday Night, and Sunday Afternoon. January 25...The 2010 O’Reilly POWRi presented by Lucas Oil National Midget calendar has 31 events on its schedule. There are 12 tracks in 5 different states slated with 2 new venues which include Shepp’s Speedway in Alexander, IL and Solomon Valley Raceway in Beloit, KS.
January
23...The
Cowtown Midget Championship presented by City
Vending, National Health Care Advisors and
Sunoco Race Fuels will take place on February
12-13 and will certainly provide a weekend of
wild racing action once again at 1/4-mile dirt
oval at Cowtown Speedway (Ft. Worth, Texas).
The midgets will compete for $1,000 to
win on Friday and $3,000 to win on Saturday.
Each of their feature events will start 24
cars. January
21...Angell
Park Speedway has announced that they will not
be sanctioned by Badger Midget Auto Racing
Association for the 2010 race season. Angell
Park Speedway and Badger Midget Auto Racing
Association have been engaged in negotiations
since October of 2009. Neither party has been
able to come to an agreement as to the
direction of midget racing at Angell Park. January 19....The NEMA And USAC Western Midget Schedules have been added to the Schedule page. January
16....Kevin
Swindell topped Saturday night’s 50-lap
Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals main event that
wrapped up a full slate of Rockstar Energy
Drink championship feature events atop the
QuikTrip Center’s Tulsa Expo Raceway. January
15....Cory
Kruseman proved that he hasn’t forgotten the
way to victory lane at the QuikTrip Center’s
Tulsa Expo Raceway by winning Friday night’s
25-lap E3 Spark Plugs Qualifying main event at
the 24th Annual Lucas Oil Chili
Bowl Nationals. January
14....Riverside,
California’s Darren Hagen, paced the final
three laps atop the QuikTrip Center’s Tulsa
Expo Raceway clay oval to top Thursday
night’s 25-lap Bully Dog Qualifying main
event at the 24th Annual Lucas Oil
Chili Bowl Nationals. January
13....Kevin
Swindell snared his first taste of Chili Bowl
glory by wiring the field in Wednesday
night’s 25-lap River Spirit Casino
Qualifying Showdown main event at the QuikTrip
Center’s Tulsa Expo Raceway. January
12....Zach
Daum put the finishing touches on a spicy
Chili Bowl opener with a dramatic last-corner
pass of New Zealand’s Michael Pickens to win
Tuesday night’s 25-lap Warren CAT Qualifying
“A” Main event at the QuikTrip Center's
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