Friday, August 28, 2009
Trail Way Speedway Friday Night has been canceled for tonight.
TODAYS RACES, FRIDAY AUGUST 28TH, HAVE BEEN CANCELED AND NOT RESCHEDULED.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
The finals for the Most Popular driver in Central PA 358 Sprint car division.
Well the time has come. The finalist are set for the first ever Most Popular Driver Award. The winner of the fan vote will receive a trophy to mark the win as the ares most popular driver.
Here are the finalist for the award and a little something about each driver. Drivers are in no particular order.
Chad Criswell - The popular driver from Martinsburg, WV has 1 win this season at Williams Grove Speedway and is 6th in points this season at the track. He also has been racing Super Sporstman this season and is in the top 5 in points in that division as well.
Nicole Bower - Nicole has 1 win this season at Port Royal Speedway. The young lady is sitting 9th in points at Williams Grove and 14th in points at Lincoln Speedway. She was also the highest vote getter in the preliminary rounds.
Nate Snyder - Nate is the points leader at Selinsgrove Speedway. He has been Mr. Consistency all season at the track as he has no wins but has run up front all season.
Mike Bittinger - Mike is a 3 time winner this season at Trail Way Speedway. He is 7Th in points at the Hanover short track.
Jay Galloway - Jay almost won his first career feature this past June at Susquehanna Speedway. Jay sits 15th in points at Lincoln Speedway.
Bill Dietrich - The oldest son of former 410 track champion Dan Dietrich, Bill has been driving the 358's at Trail Way and Lincoln for quite some time. Bill is leading the points at Trail Way Speedway and is 5th at Lincoln Speedway.
Derek Locke - Derek is sitting 11th in points this season at SelinsGrove Speedway.
Pat Cannon - The "Big Dog" in the 358 division. Pat started the season in a 410, and moved back to the 358 division at the end of May, and has since become the tied as the winning est driver in the are with 6 wins. Pat has been almost unstoppable at Selinsgrove since he came back.
Blane Heimbach - The driver of the Creasy Signs number 12 has had a great year. He has 2 wins at Selinsgrove and sits 2nd in points right now at the track.
Amy Ott - 1 of 4 young ladies to make the finals. Amy is the daughter of engine builder Don Ott and brother to 410 driver Aarron Ott. Amy is a rookie this season in the 358 division. Her best finish so far has been a 3rd place finish at Williams Grove Speedway earlier in the season.
Brad McClelland - The wining est driver this season at Trail Way Speedway with 5 wins is also tied for most win in the division with 6. Brad sits 2nd in points at Trail Way and 6th in points at Lincoln Speedway.
Kyle Moody - The youngster has had a great rookie season so far. Kyle has 3 wins on the season. 1 at Williams Grove and 2 at Lincoln. Kyle was the first repeat winner at Lincoln this season. He just announced he will be driving a 410 sprinter next year.
Jeff Rohrbaugh - Jeff has had an off year by his standards. Jeff has 3 wins this season, but sits a top of the Central PA 358 Point Series. The driver has won the past 3 track titles at Trail Way Speedway and doubled up last season by winning the title at Lincoln Speedway as well.
Jessica Anderson - The young lady sits 13th in points at Selinsgrove Speedway.
Tim Wagaman - Tim has been having a great season at Trail Way Speedway. He was leading the points early in the season and sits 4th right now in the standings. Tim is also 8th in points at Lincoln Speedway.
Jessie Morrison - The popular host of Race Night is sitting 14th in points at Trail Way Speedway. Jessie almost won her 1st race of her career earlier in the season at the track.
Kyle Pruitt - Kyle has had a good year in his familiar 21k. Kyle sits 15th in points at Williams Grove Speedway. Kyle also has a few 305 wins this season as well.
Scott Geasey - Scott drives the 1w 358 for car owner John Westbrook. Scott is sitting 2nd in points at Williams Grove. Scoot won his 1st 410 race earlier this season at Lincoln Speedway.
Phil Walter - Phil has 2 wins on the season at Selinsgrove Speedway. He sits 4th in points at the track.
Cory Hass - The point leader at Williams Grove Speedway. Cory has been running his 410 at Lincoln as well as other shows this season.
These great drivers are your finalist for the most popular driver. Please take a minute and vote for who you think is the most popular driver in the 358 division in 2009.
Here are the finalist for the award and a little something about each driver. Drivers are in no particular order.
Chad Criswell - The popular driver from Martinsburg, WV has 1 win this season at Williams Grove Speedway and is 6th in points this season at the track. He also has been racing Super Sporstman this season and is in the top 5 in points in that division as well.
Nicole Bower - Nicole has 1 win this season at Port Royal Speedway. The young lady is sitting 9th in points at Williams Grove and 14th in points at Lincoln Speedway. She was also the highest vote getter in the preliminary rounds.
Nate Snyder - Nate is the points leader at Selinsgrove Speedway. He has been Mr. Consistency all season at the track as he has no wins but has run up front all season.
Mike Bittinger - Mike is a 3 time winner this season at Trail Way Speedway. He is 7Th in points at the Hanover short track.
Jay Galloway - Jay almost won his first career feature this past June at Susquehanna Speedway. Jay sits 15th in points at Lincoln Speedway.
Bill Dietrich - The oldest son of former 410 track champion Dan Dietrich, Bill has been driving the 358's at Trail Way and Lincoln for quite some time. Bill is leading the points at Trail Way Speedway and is 5th at Lincoln Speedway.
Derek Locke - Derek is sitting 11th in points this season at SelinsGrove Speedway.
Pat Cannon - The "Big Dog" in the 358 division. Pat started the season in a 410, and moved back to the 358 division at the end of May, and has since become the tied as the winning est driver in the are with 6 wins. Pat has been almost unstoppable at Selinsgrove since he came back.
Blane Heimbach - The driver of the Creasy Signs number 12 has had a great year. He has 2 wins at Selinsgrove and sits 2nd in points right now at the track.
Amy Ott - 1 of 4 young ladies to make the finals. Amy is the daughter of engine builder Don Ott and brother to 410 driver Aarron Ott. Amy is a rookie this season in the 358 division. Her best finish so far has been a 3rd place finish at Williams Grove Speedway earlier in the season.
Brad McClelland - The wining est driver this season at Trail Way Speedway with 5 wins is also tied for most win in the division with 6. Brad sits 2nd in points at Trail Way and 6th in points at Lincoln Speedway.
Kyle Moody - The youngster has had a great rookie season so far. Kyle has 3 wins on the season. 1 at Williams Grove and 2 at Lincoln. Kyle was the first repeat winner at Lincoln this season. He just announced he will be driving a 410 sprinter next year.
Jeff Rohrbaugh - Jeff has had an off year by his standards. Jeff has 3 wins this season, but sits a top of the Central PA 358 Point Series. The driver has won the past 3 track titles at Trail Way Speedway and doubled up last season by winning the title at Lincoln Speedway as well.
Jessica Anderson - The young lady sits 13th in points at Selinsgrove Speedway.
Tim Wagaman - Tim has been having a great season at Trail Way Speedway. He was leading the points early in the season and sits 4th right now in the standings. Tim is also 8th in points at Lincoln Speedway.
Jessie Morrison - The popular host of Race Night is sitting 14th in points at Trail Way Speedway. Jessie almost won her 1st race of her career earlier in the season at the track.
Kyle Pruitt - Kyle has had a good year in his familiar 21k. Kyle sits 15th in points at Williams Grove Speedway. Kyle also has a few 305 wins this season as well.
Scott Geasey - Scott drives the 1w 358 for car owner John Westbrook. Scott is sitting 2nd in points at Williams Grove. Scoot won his 1st 410 race earlier this season at Lincoln Speedway.
Phil Walter - Phil has 2 wins on the season at Selinsgrove Speedway. He sits 4th in points at the track.
Cory Hass - The point leader at Williams Grove Speedway. Cory has been running his 410 at Lincoln as well as other shows this season.
These great drivers are your finalist for the most popular driver. Please take a minute and vote for who you think is the most popular driver in the 358 division in 2009.
Selinsgrove Speedway's most popular driver
Well the results are in. The fans have voted and the winner is Nate Snyder.
Nate won with 202 votes and 29% of the votes cast. It was not even close for Nate as he walked away with the win.
Derek Locke came in 2nd with a total of 122 votes or 17% of the vote total.
Blane Heimbach finished 3rd with a total of 82 votes and 12% of the final vote.
4ht was Phil Walter with 61 votes and 5th was Jessica Anderson with 55 votes. Both drivers had 8% of the vote.
All 5 drivers will be moving on to the finals to see who is the most popular driver in the Central PA in the 358 division.
Nate won with 202 votes and 29% of the votes cast. It was not even close for Nate as he walked away with the win.
Derek Locke came in 2nd with a total of 122 votes or 17% of the vote total.
Blane Heimbach finished 3rd with a total of 82 votes and 12% of the final vote.
4ht was Phil Walter with 61 votes and 5th was Jessica Anderson with 55 votes. Both drivers had 8% of the vote.
All 5 drivers will be moving on to the finals to see who is the most popular driver in the Central PA in the 358 division.
358 Races This Week
Well we are in for a full week this week. The 358 sprints have 3 races on their schedule this week. All of which are point races for the Central PA 358 Point Series.
This Friday night Williams Grove and Trail Way Speedways will host the popular division.
On Saturday night Selinsgrove Speedway will host the 6th annual Joe Whitcomb Memorial. This race was rained out on June 20th, so they rescheduled it for this coming Saturday night. I hope to see some 358 teams from Lincoln make the trek up and run this great race that is held in remembrance of a great driver and human being that was Joe Whitcomb.
This Friday night Williams Grove and Trail Way Speedways will host the popular division.
On Saturday night Selinsgrove Speedway will host the 6th annual Joe Whitcomb Memorial. This race was rained out on June 20th, so they rescheduled it for this coming Saturday night. I hope to see some 358 teams from Lincoln make the trek up and run this great race that is held in remembrance of a great driver and human being that was Joe Whitcomb.
Sixth Annual Joe Whitcomb Memorial
Selinsgrove Speedway officials rescheduled the Sixth Annual Joe Whitcomb Memorial for 358 sprint cars for this Saturday, Aug. 29, at 7:30 p.m. The 25-lap tribute race, which was rained out on June 20, will honor the memory of the late open wheel racer from Millersburg who succumbed to injuries sustained in a sprint car racing accident at the track on June 21, 2003.
The format for the Whitcomb Memorial will include time trials, heat races, and a B-main to determine the starting lineup for the $1,771-to-win main event. Qualifying will begin at 7:30 p.m. Track gates will open at 5 p.m.
Joining the 358 sprint cars will be the late models, pro stocks, and roadrunners in a four division racing program sponsored by Expert Settlement Services (ESS) of Selinsgrove. ESS offers a full array of real estate settlement services, assisting buyers, sellers, and owners who are refinancing with cost effective settlement services.
Previous winners of the Whitcomb Memorial include Nate Snyder of Halifax (2004); Kevin Nagy of East Brunswick, NJ (2005); and three-time defending winner Blane Heimbach of Selinsgrove.
Snyder took over the point lead after last Saturday’s main event in the chase for the A&A Auto Stores 358 sprint car track championship. He holds a 35-point advantage over Heimbach entering this weekend’s special event, which is one of three point races remaining in the 2009 season.
Whitcomb, who was a dedicated racer most of his life, began his career in go karts at the age of seven. He won hundreds of races in karting and was a three-time national karting champion. A highlight during his karting career was an appearance on ESPN.
Whitcomb became a regular competitor in 358 sprint car racing at Selinsgrove Speedway in 2001 driving his trademark blue and yellow No. 71 racer. That year Whitcomb was named Selinsgrove Speedway’s Sportsman of the Year.
He won his first sprint car race at Selinsgrove on June 8, 2002, ending the five-race win streak of champion Chad Layton. Whitcomb followed up that victory with another one on June 22, 2002 at Selinsgrove. He also won sprint car races at Williams Grove and Bridgeport Speedways during his career.
The format for the Whitcomb Memorial will include time trials, heat races, and a B-main to determine the starting lineup for the $1,771-to-win main event. Qualifying will begin at 7:30 p.m. Track gates will open at 5 p.m.
Joining the 358 sprint cars will be the late models, pro stocks, and roadrunners in a four division racing program sponsored by Expert Settlement Services (ESS) of Selinsgrove. ESS offers a full array of real estate settlement services, assisting buyers, sellers, and owners who are refinancing with cost effective settlement services.
Previous winners of the Whitcomb Memorial include Nate Snyder of Halifax (2004); Kevin Nagy of East Brunswick, NJ (2005); and three-time defending winner Blane Heimbach of Selinsgrove.
Snyder took over the point lead after last Saturday’s main event in the chase for the A&A Auto Stores 358 sprint car track championship. He holds a 35-point advantage over Heimbach entering this weekend’s special event, which is one of three point races remaining in the 2009 season.
Whitcomb, who was a dedicated racer most of his life, began his career in go karts at the age of seven. He won hundreds of races in karting and was a three-time national karting champion. A highlight during his karting career was an appearance on ESPN.
Whitcomb became a regular competitor in 358 sprint car racing at Selinsgrove Speedway in 2001 driving his trademark blue and yellow No. 71 racer. That year Whitcomb was named Selinsgrove Speedway’s Sportsman of the Year.
He won his first sprint car race at Selinsgrove on June 8, 2002, ending the five-race win streak of champion Chad Layton. Whitcomb followed up that victory with another one on June 22, 2002 at Selinsgrove. He also won sprint car races at Williams Grove and Bridgeport Speedways during his career.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Nathan Berwager T-Shirts are on sale
Nathan Berwager has his new T-Shirts on sale for. They are $15 and can be bought by Talking to Nathan or Tasha in the pits at Lincoln, Trail-way and Williams Grove Speedway's
or Call Nathan at: 717-479-1126 to order. You can also check out his site http://www.berwager.com/ for all the info you need on Nathan and the 4u race team.
Point Standings for Selinsgrove Speedway as of 8/22
Here are the updated points for Selinsgrove Speedway after this past Saturday night.
Driver - Points - Pts Behind Leader
1.Nate Snyder-4700-
2.Blane Heimbach-4665-35
3.TJ Stutts-4400-300
4.Phil Walter-4160-540
5.Mike Walter -3750-950
6.Colby Womer-3590-1110
7.Davie Franek-3585-1115
8.Jeff Furlong-3570-1130
9.Matt Heimbach -3395-1305
10.Scott Flammer-3260-1440
Driver - Points - Pts Behind Leader
1.Nate Snyder-4700-
2.Blane Heimbach-4665-35
3.TJ Stutts-4400-300
4.Phil Walter-4160-540
5.Mike Walter -3750-950
6.Colby Womer-3590-1110
7.Davie Franek-3585-1115
8.Jeff Furlong-3570-1130
9.Matt Heimbach -3395-1305
10.Scott Flammer-3260-1440
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Central PA 358 Points Series points for the week of 8/23/09
Here are the updated points for this week. No big news this week as the top drivers all kept their positions in the standings. The only change was 10th which saw TJ Stutts move back into the top 10 this week. With Trail Way and Lincoln both loosing their races to mother nature, the teams at Selinsgrove Speedway where able to make up some ground on the leaders except 4th place Blane Heimbach, who lost a motor in the feature. The points leader got lucky this week loosing two point races and having Heimbach not finsih in the top 10.
1. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 528 pts (3 wins)
2. Dale Hammaker - 481 pts (1 win)
3. Brad McClelland - 480 pts (6 wins)
4. Blane Heimbach - 467 pts (2 wins)
5. Billy Dietrich - 441 pts (1 win)
6. Pat Cannon - 404 pts (6 wins)
7. Nate Snyder- 375 pts
8. Kyle Moody - 323 pts (3 wins)
9. Tim Wagaman - 311 pts
10.TJ Stutts - 290 pts
11.Mike Bittinger - 286 pts (3 wins)
12.Glenndon Forsythe - 277 pts (3 wins)
13.Phil Walter - 268 pts (2 wins)
14.Scott Geesey - 246 pts
15.Kevin Nouse - 219 pts (2 wins)
16.Eric Tomecek - 203 pts (1 win)
17.Logan Schuhart - 188 pts (1 win)
18.Joe Trone Jr - 187 pts (1 win)
19.Adrian Shaffer - 184 pts (2 wins)
20.Cory Haas - 184 pts (1 win)
21.Scott Flammer - 180 pts (2 wins)
22.Davie Franek - 169 pts
23.Colby Womer - 166 pts
24.Nicole Bower - 163 pts (1 win)
25.Matt Boland - 159 pts (1 win)
26.Jason Clauss - 156 pts
27.Matt Heimbach - 155 pts
28.Mike Walter - 151 pts
29.Frankie Herr - 150 pts (1 win)
30.Jeff Furlong - 142 pts
31.Tim Berkheimer - 140 pts
32.Austin Reed - 132 pts
33.Chad Criswell - 128 pts (1 win)
34.Keith Prutzman - 126 pts
35.John Barnett - 121 pts
36.Doug Hammaker - 118 pts
37.Jason Shultz - 114 pts (1 win)
38.Gerard McIntyre Jr- 111 pts (1 win)
39.Aaron Ott - 100 pts
40.Nyle Burkes - 96 pts
41.Billy Johns - 90 pts
42.Danny Dietrich - 87 pts
43.Matt Horst - 85 pts
44.Jordan Frontz - 80 pts (1 win)
45.Ryan Kissinger- 79 pts
46.Jessie Morrison - 77 pts
47.Shane Smith - 76 pts
48.Randy Davis - 76 pts
49.Jay Galloway - 74 pts
50.Joey Borich - 72 pts (1 win)
51.Mark Freeland - 72 pts
52.Kevin Nagy - 68 pts
53.Derek Sell - 65 pts
54.Steve Fannasy - 63 pts
55.Derek Locke - 63 pts
56.Randy Whisler - 56 pts
57.Ricky Stonebraker - 52 pts
58.Nate Hammaker - 51 pts
59.Rich Eichelberger - 50 pts (1 win)
60.Elvin Diller - 48 pts
61.Brian Bruckner - 40 pts
62.Chris Borich - 36 pts
63.Chuck Paige - 36 pts
64.Dave Calaman - 35 pts
65.Mark Coldren - 35 pts
66.Jason Cherry - 32 pts
67.Zach Shive Euculano-32 pts
68.Chris Shuttlesworth-32 pts
69.Amy Ott - 30 pts
70.Jessica Anderson - 30 pts
71.Brie Hershey - 30 pts
72.Tony Smolenyak - 30 pts
73.Josh Beard - 30 pts
74.Mike Ressler - 28 pts
75.Mark Manier Jr. - 28 pts
76.Todd Reed - 26 pts
77.Cliff Brian - 25 pts
78.Jack Thornton - 24 pts
79.Nathan Burwager - 24 pts
80.Nick Palmerino - 20 pts
81.Duane Mausteller - 18 pts
82.Todd Rittenhouse Jr-16 pts
83.Brian Garland - 16 pts
84.Danny Massey - 16 pts
85.Tom Wise - 16 pts
86.Joel VanBuskirk - 14 pts
87.Craig Laudermilch -12 pts
88.Kyle Pruitt - 12 pts
89.Brian Nornhold - 12 pts
90.George Streaker Jr.-12 pts
91.Jay Reichard - 10 pts
92.Matt Horst - 10 pts
1. Jeff Rohrbaugh - 528 pts (3 wins)
2. Dale Hammaker - 481 pts (1 win)
3. Brad McClelland - 480 pts (6 wins)
4. Blane Heimbach - 467 pts (2 wins)
5. Billy Dietrich - 441 pts (1 win)
6. Pat Cannon - 404 pts (6 wins)
7. Nate Snyder- 375 pts
8. Kyle Moody - 323 pts (3 wins)
9. Tim Wagaman - 311 pts
10.TJ Stutts - 290 pts
11.Mike Bittinger - 286 pts (3 wins)
12.Glenndon Forsythe - 277 pts (3 wins)
13.Phil Walter - 268 pts (2 wins)
14.Scott Geesey - 246 pts
15.Kevin Nouse - 219 pts (2 wins)
16.Eric Tomecek - 203 pts (1 win)
17.Logan Schuhart - 188 pts (1 win)
18.Joe Trone Jr - 187 pts (1 win)
19.Adrian Shaffer - 184 pts (2 wins)
20.Cory Haas - 184 pts (1 win)
21.Scott Flammer - 180 pts (2 wins)
22.Davie Franek - 169 pts
23.Colby Womer - 166 pts
24.Nicole Bower - 163 pts (1 win)
25.Matt Boland - 159 pts (1 win)
26.Jason Clauss - 156 pts
27.Matt Heimbach - 155 pts
28.Mike Walter - 151 pts
29.Frankie Herr - 150 pts (1 win)
30.Jeff Furlong - 142 pts
31.Tim Berkheimer - 140 pts
32.Austin Reed - 132 pts
33.Chad Criswell - 128 pts (1 win)
34.Keith Prutzman - 126 pts
35.John Barnett - 121 pts
36.Doug Hammaker - 118 pts
37.Jason Shultz - 114 pts (1 win)
38.Gerard McIntyre Jr- 111 pts (1 win)
39.Aaron Ott - 100 pts
40.Nyle Burkes - 96 pts
41.Billy Johns - 90 pts
42.Danny Dietrich - 87 pts
43.Matt Horst - 85 pts
44.Jordan Frontz - 80 pts (1 win)
45.Ryan Kissinger- 79 pts
46.Jessie Morrison - 77 pts
47.Shane Smith - 76 pts
48.Randy Davis - 76 pts
49.Jay Galloway - 74 pts
50.Joey Borich - 72 pts (1 win)
51.Mark Freeland - 72 pts
52.Kevin Nagy - 68 pts
53.Derek Sell - 65 pts
54.Steve Fannasy - 63 pts
55.Derek Locke - 63 pts
56.Randy Whisler - 56 pts
57.Ricky Stonebraker - 52 pts
58.Nate Hammaker - 51 pts
59.Rich Eichelberger - 50 pts (1 win)
60.Elvin Diller - 48 pts
61.Brian Bruckner - 40 pts
62.Chris Borich - 36 pts
63.Chuck Paige - 36 pts
64.Dave Calaman - 35 pts
65.Mark Coldren - 35 pts
66.Jason Cherry - 32 pts
67.Zach Shive Euculano-32 pts
68.Chris Shuttlesworth-32 pts
69.Amy Ott - 30 pts
70.Jessica Anderson - 30 pts
71.Brie Hershey - 30 pts
72.Tony Smolenyak - 30 pts
73.Josh Beard - 30 pts
74.Mike Ressler - 28 pts
75.Mark Manier Jr. - 28 pts
76.Todd Reed - 26 pts
77.Cliff Brian - 25 pts
78.Jack Thornton - 24 pts
79.Nathan Burwager - 24 pts
80.Nick Palmerino - 20 pts
81.Duane Mausteller - 18 pts
82.Todd Rittenhouse Jr-16 pts
83.Brian Garland - 16 pts
84.Danny Massey - 16 pts
85.Tom Wise - 16 pts
86.Joel VanBuskirk - 14 pts
87.Craig Laudermilch -12 pts
88.Kyle Pruitt - 12 pts
89.Brian Nornhold - 12 pts
90.George Streaker Jr.-12 pts
91.Jay Reichard - 10 pts
92.Matt Horst - 10 pts
Pat Cannon of Etters matched his 2008 win total at Selinsgrove Speedway with his sixth win of the 2009 season in Saturday night’s 25-lap 358 sprint car feature.The $1,500 victory marked Cannon’s 16th career at the track behind the wheel of the Highlands’ Tire Service No. 3.
Nate Snyder of Halifax, following his fourth-place finish, has taken the point lead from Blane Heimbach of Selinsgrove in the A&A Auto Stores 358 sprint car standings. Heimbach was sidelined with motor troubles in Saturday night’s main event.
Selinsgrove Speedway will present the Joe Whitcomb Memorial for 358 sprint cars plus a complete program of late models, pro stocks, and roadrunners at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, sponsored by Expert Settlement Services. Track gates will open at 5 p.m.
The Whitcomb Memorial, which was rained out on June 20, will pay $1,771 to win and $225 to start the 25-lap A-main. Time trials, heat races, and a B-main will be the format for qualifying.
Second-place starter Ryan Kissinger raced into the lead at the start of the sprint car feature. Kissinger was chased by polesitter Josh Beard, while fifth-place starter Colby Womer and ninth-place starter Davie Franek battled for the third position.
At the end of the fifth lap, Kissinger and Beard began to pull away from the field, while Womer, Franek, and fourth-place starter Chuck Paige raced in the top five. On the eighth circuit, 12th-place starter Pat Cannon moved by Paige for fifth and at the halfway point advanced to fourth in traffic.
The race’s first stoppage was on lap 16, when Shannon Mausteller flipped in his No. 21 in turns one and two. Mausteller escaped injury in the crash. On the lap 17 restart, Cannon drove by Womer for third in the second turn, then passed Beard for second in the fourth turn.
On the 18th circuit, Cannon made the winning pass by Kissinger racing off of the second turn. On the 23rd lap, the caution flag unfurled for Blane Heimbach, who stopped his sprint car on the backstretch with a reported blown engine.
The sprint to the finish saw Cannon pull away and 15th-place starter Nate Snyder advance to the fourth spot after a battle with Womer. For the finish, Cannon was victorious by 1.8 seconds over Kissinger, Beard, Snyder, and Womer.
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