"We were really good in clean air there. It’s such a big deal and we’ve never really been out front like that in clean air and the car was really operating once I got out front" commented Larson in victory lane.  

Asked about the race in general Larson replied, "Those restarts were getting me kind of nervous. I could see the 15 inching up on the board every time. I didn’t like that but I just had to make sure I got a clean restart and got through one and two nice and make sure I didn’t blow a left rear tire cause I was worried about that a lot." 

Taking off third, the Abreu Vineyard No. 1k would settle in behind Jason Sides, Randy Hannagan, and early leader Davey Heskin. Holding off several challenges from Brian Paulus, Larson would focus his attention on Jason Sides.  

Running away at the front of the field, the back of the field was in sight by lap seventeen as Heskin tempted fate with daring three wide passes. Holding a fair amount of breathing room, the Deluxe Crates No. 56 continued his march around the back markers as the battle on track turned to fifth.  

In pursuit of Brian Paulus, four time World of Outlaws champion Donny Schatz would work low on the Tear-Off Appeal No. 28 with Paulus able to hold on to the fifth spot.  

Coming around to complete lap twelve, the caution would fly as the No. 02 of Mike Reinke slowed to a stop on the high side of turn four. As the caution flew for Reinke, a puff of smoke and flash of flames would send the No. 1x of Randy Hannagan out of the runner up spot and into the pits. Hannagan would be joined by Kerry Madsen as both drivers saw engines expiring. Reinke would be scored twenty-fourth with Madsen twenty-third, and Hannagan twenty-second.  

Retaking the green Davey Heskin would see the top spot taken away as Jason Sides pulled off the slide job in turns one and two. With Sides pulling to an immediate advantage, Kyle Larson worked by Heskin for the runner up spot.  

Working to complete lap fourteen, Jason Sides would see his night come an abrupt end as the left-rear tire exploded midway thought turns one and two, whipping Sides around before sending the Wetherington Tractor Service No. 7s flipping.  

Able to restart after a visit to the work area, Sides would ultimately see his night end two laps later; coming to a stop inside turns three and four. Jason would be scored twentieth.  

Assuming the race lead, Larson would be trailed by Heskin, Paulus, Schatz, and Lucas Wolfe with four laps to run. Taking away second on the restart, Paulus would begin reeling in Larson until mechanical problems saw the No. 28 slowing and the caution waving with one lap to run.  

Taking the green for the final time, Kyle Larson would go unchallenged for the preliminary night victory with Davey Heskin holding off several late race charges from Donny Schatz for second. Racing into the nights feature from the B-Main, Craig Dollansky would finish an impressive fourth with Lucas Wolfe round out the top five.  Brooke Tatnell finished sixth with Shane Stewart, who also transferred from the B-Main, taking seventh. Joey Saldana was eighth with Dustin Selvage and Jonathan Allard making up the top ten.  

Racing continues at the 52nd Goodyear Knoxville Nationals Thursday with hot laps and qualifying scheduled to begin at 7:15pm. For more information on the 52nd Goodyear Knoxville Nationals and Knoxville Raceway log onto www.knoxvilleraceway.com.  

52nd Goodyear Knoxville Nationals

Knoxville Raceway, Knoxville, IA

August 8, 2012

Car Count: 48

410 RESULTS 

Time Trial, 2 laps,  1. 9, Joey Saldana, Brownsburg, IN (28), 14.715;   2. 7, Craig Dollansky, Elk River, MN (10), 14.768;  3. 0, Jonathan Allard, Chico, CA (22), 14.813;  4. 13x, Paul McMahan, Nashville, TN (2), 14.832;  5. 82, Justin Henderson, Sioux Falls, SD (12), 14.847;  6. 89G, David Gravel, Watertown, CT (13), 14.851;  7. 57, Shane Stewart, Bixby, OK (3), 14.88;  8. 51, Fred Rahmer, Salfordville, PA (8), 14.891;  9. 5w, Lucas Wolfe, Mechanicsburg, PA (31), 14.901;  10. 63, Chad Kemenah, Findlay, OH (20), 14.905;  11. 28, Brian Paulus, Mooresville, IN (32), 14.94;  12. 15, Donny Schatz, Fargo, ND (11), 14.948;  13. 6R, Ryan Bunton, Morton, IL (4), 14.958;  14. 2x, Dustin Morgan, Tulsa, OK (15), 14.97;  15. 11, Steve Kinser, Bloomington, IN (48), 14.97;  16. 26, Sam Hafertepe Jr., Sunnyvale, TX (27), 14.981;  17. 7s, Jason Sides, Bartlett, TN (19), 14.987;  18. 13v, Seth Brahmer, Wisner, NE (6), 15.002;  19. 1K, Kyle Larson, Elk Grove, CA (5), 15.005;  20. 1x, Randy Hannagan, Pittsboro, IN (16), 15.017;  21. 56, Davey Heskin, St. Michael, MN (38), 15.023;  22. 12, Lynton Jeffrey, Prairie City, IA (36), 15.024;  23. 29, Kerry Madsen, St. Marys, NSW, Aus (17), 15.027;  24. 59, Jac Haudenschild, Wooster, OH (30), 15.067;  25. 7x, Dustin Selvage, Indianola, IA (1), 15.093;  26. D4, Danny Holtgraver, Pittsburgh, PA (23), 15.106;  27. 99, Brady Bacon, Broken Arrow, OK (24), 15.124;  28. 81, Austin Johnson, Shakopee, MN (14), 15.132;  29. 49, Brad Sweet, Grass Valley, CA (25), 15.135;  30. 71, Kevin Swindell, Charlotte, NC (21), 15.157;  31. 98, Brooke Tatnell, Sans Souci, NSW, Aus (43), 15.175;  32. 20, AJ Moeller, Rockwell City, IA (26), 15.182;  33. 7K, Jeff Swindell, Bartlett, TN (46), 15.195;  34. 17A, Austin McCarl, Altoona, IA (9), 15.224;  35. 2s, Lee Sowell, Lake Cormorant, MS (35), 15.228;  36. 47, Don Droud Jr., Lincoln, NE (34), 15.23;  37. 8, Casey Mack, East Grand Forks, ND (45), 15.231;  38. 75, Glen Saville, Razorback, NSW, Aust (42), 15.273;  39. 2L, Ed Lynch Jr., Apollo, PA (39), 15.276;  41. 9P, Rager Phillips, Pleasantville, IA (47), 15.311;  42. 88, Jarrod Schneiderman, West Burlington, IA (37), 15.49;  43. 47AU, Trevor Reynolds, Perth, WA, Aust. (33), 15.593;  44. 4D, Danny Smith, Chillicothe, OH (44), 15.635;  45. 7c, Critter Malone, Speedway, IN (7), 15.714;  46. 20PK, Ron Krysl, Atkinson, NE (29), 16.22;  47. 2K, Kevin Ingle, Huron, SD (41), 16.247;  48. 54, Cap Henry, Bellevue, OH (40), No Time;  

Heat 1, 10 laps, No Time:  1. Brooke Tatnell (2);  2. Don Droud Jr. (1);   3. Brian Paulus (6);  4. Davey Heskin (4);  5. Danny Holtgraver (3);   6. Joey Saldana (8);  7. Sam Hafertepe Jr. (5);  8. David Gravel (7);   9. Rager Phillips (9);  10. Ron Krysl (10);  

Heat 2, 10 laps, No Time:  1. AJ Moeller (2);  2. Donny Schatz (6);   3. Jason Sides (5);  4. Casey Mack (1);  5. Lynton Jeffrey (4);  6. Craig Dollansky (8);  7. Shane Stewart (7);  8. Brady Bacon (3);  9. Jarrod Schneiderman (9);  10. Kevin Ingle (10);  

Heat 3, 10 laps, No Time:  1. Kerry Madsen (4);  2. Jonathan Allard (8);   3. Glen Saville (1);  4. Jeff Swindell (2);  5. Ryan Bunton (6);  6. Fred Rahmer (7);  7. Trevor Reynolds (9);  8. Seth Brahmer (5);  9. Austin Johnson (3);  10. Cap Henry (10);  

Heat 4, 10 laps, No Time:  1. Ed Lynch Jr. (1);  2. Austin McCarl (2);   3. Kyle Larson (5);  4. Lucas Wolfe (7);  5. Brad Sweet (3);  6. Paul McMahan (8);  7. Danny Smith (9);  8. Dustin Morgan (6);  9. Jac Haudenschild (4);  

Heat 5, 10 laps, No Time:  1. Lee Sowell (2);  2. Mike Reinke (1);   3. Dustin Selvage (4);  4. Randy Hannagan (5);  5. Steve Kinser (6);   6. Kevin Swindell (3);  7. Justin Henderson (8);  8. Chad Kemenah (7);   9. Critter Malone (9);  

C Feature, 10 laps, No Time:  1. Rager Phillips (3);  2. Jarrod Schneiderman (4);  3. Kevin Ingle (7);  4. Ron Krysl (6);  5. Critter Malone (5);  6. Jac Haudenschild (1);  7. Austin Johnson (2);  8. Cap Henry (8);  

B Feature, 12 laps, No Time:  1. Joey Saldana (1);  2. Craig Dollansky (2);  3. Shane Stewart (6);  4. Paul McMahan (3);  5. Justin Henderson (4);   6. David Gravel (5);  7. Chad Kemenah (8);  8. Steve Kinser (11);   9. Sam Hafertepe Jr. (12);  10. Fred Rahmer (7);  11. Brady Bacon (16);   12. Kevin Swindell (18);  13. Brad Sweet (17);  14. Ryan Bunton (9);   15. Danny Holtgraver (15);  16. Rager Phillips (21);  17. Jarrod Schneiderman (22);  18. Trevor Reynolds (19);  19. Lynton Jeffrey (14);   20. Dustin Morgan (10);  21. Kevin Ingle (23);  22. Seth Brahmer (13);   23. Ron Krysl (24);  24. Danny Smith (20);  

A Feature, 25 laps, No Time:  1. Kyle Larson (3);  2. Davey Heskin (1);   3. Donny Schatz (5);  4. Craig Dollansky (22);  5. Lucas Wolfe (7);   6. Brooke Tatnell (11);  7. Shane Stewart (23);  8. Joey Saldana (21);   9. Dustin Selvage (10);  10. Jonathan Allard (8);  11. Jeff Swindell (13);  12. Austin McCarl (14);  13. Don Droud Jr. (16);  14. Paul McMahan (24);  15. Ed Lynch Jr. (20);  16. Glen Saville (18);  17. AJ Moeller (12);   18. Brian Paulus (6);  19. Lee Sowell (15);  20. Jason Sides (4);   21. Casey Mack (17);  22. Randy Hannagan (2);  23. Kerry Madsen (9);   24. Mike Reinke (19);

It's Meyers on Night Two in Knoxville

Bryan Hulbert / Bill Wright - Knoxville, Iowa (August 9, 2012) Despite
begin out the racing for nearly four months, defending STP World of
Outlaws Champion Jason Meyers stood in victory lane on night two of
the 52nd Goodyear Knoxville Nationals.

With the crowd screaming in approval, the driver of the Tarlton and
Sons No. 21m let out his own ecstatic yell to begin his post-race
interview.

"Feels awesome, love it. I tell you what you know there is nothing
that makes me happier than making others happy and for Tom Tarlton and
Tommy Tarlton to take a chance on me, giving me this chance and
everybody that’s supporting us I know that Tommy, Guy, and everyone
back home they told me they weren’t come out here this week but I
think maybe they might have to get on a plane and come hang out."

Starting the feature third, Meyers would chase Mark Dobmeier and Greg
Hodnett into turns one and two. Taking the early advantage, the No.
13v would set sail as the fight to be in the top five heated up with
Sammy Swindell on the hammer. Taking fourth with a high side pass,
Swindell’s run would end on lap twenty-one with a broken drive-line.
Swindell would be scored twenty-third.

Working towards the tail end of the field, the leaders would see clear
track as the caution waved with eighteen laps to run when second
running Greg Hodnett rolled to a stop exiting turn four.

Back underway Danny Lasoski found all roads blocked with the spinning
No. 55 of Ian Madsen. Flipping on the back straight-a-way, the Zemco
No. 1m would be done with a twenty-third place finish. Ian Madsen
would rejoin the field after having to change the right rear tire.

Still at eighteen laps remaining Jason Meyers would waste no time
taking off into the race lead with a low line pass on Dobmeier.

Battling for third, sixth starting Stevie Smith would work past the
MVT No. 11k of Kraig Kinser. Getting the run on Dobmeier for the
runner up spot, Smith’s run would stall as the No. 13v held the
position.

Working past the halfway point of the night’s 25 lap feature event,
Jason Meyers would continue to lead with Dobmeier second and Smith
third. Battling from fifteenth, Tim Schaffer would run fourth with
Kraig Kinser falling back to fifth before the caution waved with ten
laps remaining for the No. 91 of Dusty Zomer.

Battling into the night’s feature via the B-Main, twenty-second
starting Zomer was tenth when his left rear tire exploded entering
turn one, sending Zomer into the wall. Dusty would be scored
twenty-first.

Back underway for the final ten laps, the C.H. Motorsports No.83 of
Tim Shaffer carried a huge run to the bottom line for the pass on
Stevie Smith. Not to be outdone, the No. 19 of Smith would take to the
high line, bolting by Shaffer and Dobmeier for second only to see Tim
Shaffer racing back by for the runner up spot with Kraig Kinser in
tow.

With the back once again in sight, Tim Shaffer was within three car
lengths of Jason Meyer as the field crossed the stripe with two laps
to run. Inching closer and closer, Shaffer would go for the lead only
to be held up by a lapped car allowing Jason Meyers to race to his
third career win at the famed Knoxville Raceway.

Tim Shaffer would take second with Kraig Kinser rounding out the
podium. Stevie Smith would settle for forth with Lance Dewease
climbing from ninth to round out the top five. Mark Dobmeier would end
up sixth with Jason Johnson seventh. Racing in from the B-Main, Tim
Kaeding fought from twenty-first to eighth with Brian Brown and Johnny
Herrera rounding out the top ten.

The 52nd Goodyear Knoxville Nationals continues with gates opening at
7:15pm for the Speed Sport News Friday Night Qualifier. For more
information on the 52nd Goodyear Knoxville Nationals log onto
www.knoxvilleraceway.com.

Drama Abounds as Henderson Triumphs at Knoxville Friday Night

Bryan Hulbert/Bill Wright - Knoxville, Iowa (August 10, 2012) Finding himself mired deep in the B-Feature on Saturday, Justin Henderson took advantage of the new Friday night format at the Knoxville Nationals with drama filled race to the win.  Donny Schatz took his third career Speed Sport World Challenge to top off an exciting night at Knoxville.  

"It’s been a roller coaster of a week. I’m so excited I can’t even talk right now" commented Henderson. "This new format threw us for a loop tonight. We didn’t know what to think about it. It’s not all bad I guess since we would have been starting eleventh in the B-Main under normal circumstances, so to come out here and win this race is kind of a historic night."  

Firing from the sixth position, the Buffalo Wild Wings No. 82 watched as Cody Darrah capitalized on an outside front row starting position to lead the way.  

After falling back to the runner up spot on the start David Gravel was quick to get back in contention for the win, battling to the inside line before taking it up to the fence to grab the lead from Darrah on lap four. Battling back on the berm, Darrah would set in as Dale Blaney waited for his chance.  

Slowing for a caution on lap nine, Danny Lasoski saw his gamble go south as "The Dude" suffered a flat right rear tire. Able to limp around to the work area, the Zemco No. 1z would restart at the tail of the field as Gravel led the field to the green with Darrah, Blaney, Holtgraver, and Justin Henderson making up the top five.  

Planting the right rear on the cushion, Henderson would jump two spots to third with more on the way only to see the caution lights blink on with fourteen laps remaining as Jeff Swindell spun to a stop in turn three. Swindell would continue.  

On the move with the green flag waving, Justin Henderson continued to utilize the top side, taking away the runner up spot with eleven laps to run. Fading back to fifth in the midpoint of the race, Dale Blaney would make his way back into the top three on lap sixteen as the battle for the lead shaped up.  

Henderson to the top, Gravel to the bottom, and slower cars approaching would see the top two drivers swapping lines as Henderson dropped to the middle of the track; forcing Gravel to take to the cushion as the pair took the battle three wide with the back markers. Tripping the cushion, Gravel would lose some ground but not enough to drop the No. 89g out of the battle as Gravel worked back side by side for the race lead.  

With only four spots holding the key to Saturday’s $150,000 to win feature event, the battles for the final transfer spots were a sight to behold as Dale Blaney worked on some insurance with the pass on Cody Darrah for third. Sitting on the bubble, the No. 4 would see his night almost for not as Kerry Madsen fired into fourth with the white flag waving.  

Battling into turns one and two for the final spot into Saturday’s big show, the battle for the lead worked off turn four with Justin Henderson taking the win. David Gravel crossed the line second with Dale Blaney rounding out the podium. Seeing his night going away, Cody Darrah put his K.K.R. No. 4 back into the show in the final two turns of the nights feature making Kerry Madsen the first driver outside the transfer in fifth.  

Chad Kemanah would climb from sixteenth to sixth with Terry McCarl seventh. Dustin Zomer took eighth after starting fourteenth with Steve Kinser ninth and Danny Holtgraver fading to ultimately round out the top ten.

Donny Schatz served notice for Saturday night with a dominating performance in the Speed Sport World Challenge!  The win was the Fargo, North Dakota driver’s third World Challenge triumph, paid him $10,000 and was the fourteenth feature win in his Knoxville career.  

Sammy Swindell led the 20-lap feature early in the going.  A tangle that eliminated top five runners Kyle Larson and Shane Stewart slowed things with two laps in the books.  Swindell led Jason Johnson, Daryn Pittman, Paul McMahan and Jason Meyers back to green flag racing.  

Schatz advanced from eighth to third with a blazing restart before Jonathan Allard came to a stop in turn four to bring out the last caution with five laps down.   Schatz shot by Johnson and set his sights on Swindell, making the winning pass to complete lap seven.  He would cruise the rest of the way and won by 2.8 seconds at the checkers.  

"That’s an awesome racecar right there," said Schatz in Victory Lane. "These guys have worked their tails off to get the thing this good, and it’s the most fun car I’ve ever driven.  Tomorrow is a new day.   Tomorrow doesn’t really matter.  My hat’s off to the guys who prepare this track.  That’s not easy to do."

The 52^{nd Goodyear Knoxville Nationals concludes Saturday August 11, 2012 with racing scheduled to get underway at 8pm. For more information on the 52nd Goodyear Knoxville Nationals and all events at the Knoxville Raceway log onto www.knoxvilleraceway.com.}

410 RESULTS

Time Trials (Qualifying Order, 1 lap): 1. 89G, David Gravel, Watertown, CT (7), 15.126;  2. 4, Cody Darrah, Red Lion, PA (8), 15.252;  3. 2, Dale Blaney, Fowler, OH (59), 15.254;  4. 17M, Joey Moughan, Springfield, IL (10), 15.263;   5. 35AU, Jamie Veal, Warrnambool, VIC, Aust. (5), 15.314;  6. 96, Bronson Maeschen, Pleasantville, IA (29), 15.319;  7. W20, Greg Wilson, Benton Ridge, OH (21), 15.328;  8. 63, Chad Kemenah, Findlay, OH (42), 15.356;  9. 23w, Scott Winters, Butterfield, MN (17), 15.373;  10. 11, Steve Kinser, Bloomington, IN (3), 15.385;  11. D4, Danny Holtgraver, Pittsburgh, PA (25), 15.411;  12. 24, Terry McCarl, Altoona, IA (14), 15.454;  13. 12, Lynton Jeffrey, Sydney, NSW, Aust. (31), 15.455;  14. 6R, Ryan Bunton, Morton, IL (38), 15.465;  15. 82, Justin Henderson, Sioux Falls, SD (27), 15.468;  16. 49J, Josh Schneiderman, West Burlington, IA (4), 15.471;  17. 26, Sam Hafertepe Jr., Sunnyvale, TX (6), 15.494;   18. 59, Jac Haudenschild, Wooster, OH (11), 15.494;  19. 55x, Trey Starks, Puyallup, WA (22), 15.496;  20. 7K, Jeff Swindell, Bartlett, TN (20), 15.501;   21. 1z, Danny Lasoski, Dover, MO (54), 15.504;  22. 55xm, James McFadden, Brisbane, QLD, Aust. (30), 15.546;  23. 77x, Wayne Johnson, Knoxville, IA (19), 15.547;  24. 24H, Bryan Sebetto, Fremont, OH (63), 15.572;  25. 8, Casey Mack, East Grand Forks, ND (15), 15.583;  26. 9P, Rager Phillips, Pleasantville, IA (43), 15.587;  27. 20, AJ Moeller, Rockwell City, IA (9), 15.602;  28. 29, Kerry Madsen, St. Marys, NSW, Aust. (49), 15.606;  29. 47, Don Droud Jr., Lincoln, NE (50), 15.611;  30. 17A, Austin McCarl, Altoona, IA (1), 15.634;  31. 6x, Kaley Gharst, Decatur, IL (13), 15.636;  32. 71, Kevin Swindell, Charlotte, NC (60), 15.639;   33. 54, Cap Henry, Bellevue, OH (51), 15.645;  34. 91, Dusty Zomer, Sioux Falls, SD (67), 15.678;  35. 18, Tony Bruce Jr., Owasso, OK (26), 15.683;  36. 1s, Logan Schuchart, Hanover, PA (44), 15.686;  37. 49, Brad Sweet, Grass Valley, CA (58), 15.699;  38. 1x, Randy Hannagan, Pittsboro, IN (36), 15.713;  39. 99, Brady Bacon, Broken Arrow, OK (57), 15.732;  40. 6, Bill Rose, Plainfield, IN (16), 15.746;  41. 40, Caleb Helms, Findlay, OH (47), 15.768;  42. 2s, Lee Sowell, Lake Cormorant, MS (40), 15.793;  43. 7TAZ, Tasker Phillips, Pleasantville, IA (52), 15.795;  44. 2L, Ed Lynch Jr., Apollo, PA (65), 15.8;  45. 88, Jarrod Schneiderman, West Burlington, IA (28), 15.822;  46. 2x, Dustin Morgan, Tulsa, OK (55), 15.823;  47. 51, Fred Rahmer, Salfordville, PA (24), 15.825;  48. 81, Austin Johnson, Shakopee, MN (61), 15.831;  49. 53D, Jack Dover, Springfield, NE (46), 15.844;  50. 10, Sheldon Haudenschild, Wooster, OH (56), 15.846;  51. 02, Mike Reinke, Howards Grove, WI (33), 15.873;  52. 66, Geoff Dodge, Speedway, IN (2), 15.879;  53. 35, Tyler Walker, Hermosa Beach, CA (23), 15.975;  54. 4D, Danny Smith, Chillicothe, OH (64), 16.042;  55. 71AU, Domain Ramsay, Newtown, VIC, Aust. (34), 16.047;  56. 13v, Seth Brahmer, Wisner, NE (41), 16.048;  57. 45x, Johnny Herrera, Albuquerque, NM (45), 16.089;  58. 7c, Critter Malone, Speedway, IN (12), 16.116;  59. 1m, Jim Moughan Jr., Springfield, IL (35), 16.212;  60. 1T, Chris Shirek, Thompson, ND (53), 16.259;  61. 47AU, Trevor Reynolds, Perth, WA, Aust. (32), 16.31;  62. 75, Glen Saville, Razorback, NSW, Aust. (37), 16.321;  63. 71B, Robert Bell, Colfax, IA (18), 16.399;  64. 2K, Kevin Ingle, Huron, SD (39), 16.516;   65. 74x, Josh Hodges, Tijeras, NM (62), 16.567;  66. 20PK, Ron Krysl, Atkinson, NE (66), 17.122;  67. 12P, TJ Peterson, Des Moines, IA (48), 17.278. 

Heat one (started), 8 laps, NT:  1. David Gravel (4);  2. Justin Henderson (2); / 3. Chad Kemenah (3);  4. Logan Schuchart (6);  5. Don Droud Jr. (5);  6. James McFadden (1);  7. Tasker Phillips (7);  8. Sheldon Haudenschild (8);  9. Johnny Herrera (9);  10. Kevin Ingle (10) 

Heat two (started), 8 laps, NT: 1. Wayne Johnson (1);  2. Cody Darrah (4); / 3. Josh Schneiderman (2);  4. Brad Sweet (6);  5. Scott Winters (3);   6. Austin McCarl (5);  7. Mike Reinke (8);  8. Ed Lynch Jr. (7);  9. Josh Hodges (10);  10. Critter Malone (9);  

Heat three (started), 8 laps, 2:10.1: 1. Dale Blaney (4);  2. Sam Hafertepe Jr. (2); / 3. Steve Kinser (3);  4. Kaley Gharst (5);  5. Randy Hannagan (6);  6. Geoff Dodge (8);  7. Bryan Sebetto (1);  8. Jim Moughan Jr. (9);  9. Jarrod Schneiderman (7);  10. Ron Krysl (10)  

Heat four (started), 8 laps, 2:08.9: 1. Jac Haudenschild (2);  2. Danny Holtgraver (3); / 3. Casey Mack (1);  4. Kevin Swindell (5);  5. Brady Bacon (6);  6. Tyler Walker (8);  7. Joey Moughan (4);  8. Chris Shirek (9);  9. Dustin Morgan (7);  10. TJ Peterson (10)  

Heat five (started), 8 laps, 2:11.5: 1. Terry McCarl (3);  2. Rager Phillips (1); / 3. Trey Starks (2);  4. Danny Smith (8);  5. Jamie Veal (4);   6. Cap Henry (5);  7. Fred Rahmer (7);  8. Bill Rose (6);  9. Trevor Reynolds (9)  

Heat six (started), 8 laps, 2:12.2: 1. Jeff Swindell (2);  2. Dusty Zomer (5); / 3. Lynton Jeffrey (3);  4. Bronson Maeschen (4);  5. Glen Saville (9);  6. Caleb Helms (6);  7. AJ Moeller (1);  8. Austin Johnson (7);   9. Domain Ramsay (8)  

Heat seven (started), 8 laps, 2:12.2: 1. Danny Lasoski (2);  2. Kerry Madsen (1); / 3. Greg Wilson (4);  4. Ryan Bunton (3);  5. Jack Dover (7);   6. Tony Bruce Jr. (5);  7. Seth Brahmer (8);  8. Lee Sowell (6);  9. Robert Bell (9)  

B main #1 (started), 12 laps, 3:24.3: 1. Steve Kinser (3);  2. Kevin Swindell (7); / 3. Greg Wilson (2);  4. Joey Moughan (1);  5. Brady Bacon (9);   6. Don Droud Jr. (6);  7. Josh Schneiderman (4);  8. Logan Schuchart (8);   9. Jarrod Schneiderman (11);  10. Danny Smith (14);  11. Chris Shirek (16);  12. Robert Bell (15);  13. Bryan Sebetto (5);  14. Austin Johnson (12);  15. Lee Sowell (10);  16. Ron Krysl (17);  17. Mike Reinke (13) DNS - Johnny Herrera  

B main #2 (started), 12 laps, NT: 1. Chad Kemenah (2);  2. Cap Henry (7); / 3. Brad Sweet (8);  4. Jack Dover (12);  5. Lynton Jeffrey (3);  6. Trey Starks (4);  7. Casey Mack (5);  8. Austin McCarl (6);  9. Dustin Morgan (11);  10. Kevin Ingle (15);  11. Trevor Reynolds (16);  12. TJ Peterson (17);  13. Domain Ramsay (14);  14. Bill Rose (9);  15. Critter Malone (13);  16. Jamie Veal (1);  17. Tasker Phillips (10); DNS - Geoff Dodge   

B main #3 (started), 12 laps, NT: 1. Bronson Maeschen (1);  2. James McFadden (4); / 3. Tony Bruce Jr. (7);  4. Ryan Bunton (3);  5. Randy Hannagan (8);  6. Scott Winters (2);  7. Tyler Walker (13);  8. Fred Rahmer (11);   9. Kaley Gharst (6);  10. AJ Moeller (5);  11. Caleb Helms (9);  12. Glen Saville (14);  13. Jim Moughan Jr. (15);  14. Ed Lynch Jr. (10);  15. Seth Brahmer (12);  16. Josh Hodges (16);  DNS - Sheldon Haudenschild   

A main (started), 25 laps, NT: 1. Justin Henderson (6);  2. David Gravel (1);  3. Dale Blaney (3);  4. Cody Darrah (2);  5. Kerry Madsen (13);  6. Chad Kemenah (16);  7. Terry McCarl (5);  8. Dusty Zomer (14);   9. Steve Kinser (15);  10. Danny Holtgraver (4);  11. Bronson Maeschen (17);  12. Kevin Swindell (18);  13. Wayne Johnson (11);  14. Scott Winters (24);  15. Danny Lasoski (10);  16. Jamie Veal (22);  17. Rager Phillips (12);  18. Jac Haudenschild (8);  19. Cap Henry (19);  20. James McFadden (20);  21. Greg Wilson (23);  22. Jeff Swindell (9);  23. Sam Hafertepe Jr. (7);  24. Joey Moughan (21). Lap Leaders: Darrah 1-4, Gravel 5-20, Henderson 21-25.  

Speed Sport World Challenge, 20 laps, NT: 1. 15, Donny Schatz, Fargo, ND (10); 2. 1, Sammy Swindell, Germantown, TN (1);  3. 21m, Jason Meyers, Clovis, CA (9);  4. 7, Craig Dollansky, Elk River, MN (12);  5. 83, Tim Shaffer, Aliquippa, PA (13);  6. Kerry Madsen (15);  7. 41, Jason Johnson, Eunice, LA (2);  8. James McFadden (17);  9. 27, Daryn Pittman, Owasso, OK (4);  10. 5w, Lucas Wolfe, Mechanicsburg, PA (8);  11. 1AU, Brooke Tatnell, Sans Souci, NSW, Aust. (14);   12. David Gravel (18);  13. Jamie Veal (16);  14. Lynton Jeffrey (20);   15. Danny Smith (23);  16. Trevor Reynolds (21);  17. Domain Ramsay (22);   18. 55, Ian Madsen, St. Mary’s, NSW, Aust. (7);  19. 13x, Paul McMahan, Nashville, TN (3);  20. Glen Saville (19);  21.0,  Jonathan Allard, Chico, CA (11);  22. 57, Shane Stewart, Bixby, OK (5);  23. 1K, Kyle Larson, Elk Grove, CA (6) DNS – 17x, Marty Perovich, Denham Court, NSW, Aust.