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Mike Kirby in Victory Lane

Race results for the 1st Annual Carl Trimmer Classic on Saturday night at USA Raceway.

SWDRA DIRTcar Series
USA Raceway
November 7, 2009
25 Laps – $2,000 to win

A-Main
1 5K Mike Kirby Torrance, CA $2,000
2 14 Dean Moore Grand Junction, CO
3 96T R.C. Whitwell Tucson, AZ
4 10 Mike Balcaen Winnipeg, MAN
5 32B Clay Daly Winton, CA
6 8 Lonnie Parker Jr El Mirage, AZ
7 5m Anthony Madrid Phoenix, AZ
8 48 Jeremy Thornton Tucson, AZ
9 51 Joey Moriarty Phoenix, AZ
10 5 Keith Noyes Phoenix, AZ
11 77 Bill Bartels Marina Del Rey, CA
12 12A Adam Crippen Tucson, AZ
13 35 Art Lacy Casa Grande, AZ
14 01 Ted Robinson Coolidge, AZ
15 75B Jeep Berry Grand Junction, CO
16 11 Jamie Throckmorten Tucson, AZ
17 23 Brad Williams Arizona City, AZ
18 16 Tommy Hussak Picacho Peak, AZ
19 27 Nick Bartels El Segundo, CA
20 29 Jerry Fincher Laveen, AZ

Heat #1
1 14 Dean Moore Grand Junction, CO
2 12A Adam Crippen Tucson, AZ
3 96T R.C. Whitwell Tucson, AZ
4 8 Lonnie Parker Jr El Mirage, AZ
5 27 Nick Bartels El Segundo, CA
6 77D Doug Shell Tucson, AZ
7 29 Jerry Fincher Laveen, AZ
8 59 Jeff Manka Tucson, AZ
9 23 Brad Williams Arizona City, AZ
10 00 James Chavez Sr Tucson, AZ
11 37N John Romero Tucson, AZ

Heat #2
1 32B Clay Daly Winton, CA
2 75B Jeep Berry Grand Junction, CO
3 11 Jamie Throckmorten Tucson, AZ
4 5m Anthony Madrid Phoenix, AZ
5 77 Bill Bartels Marina Del Rey, CA
6 5 Keith Noyes Phoenix, AZ
7 35 Art Lacy Casa Grande, AZ
8 94 James Chavez Tucson, AZ
9 71 Charles Davis Jr Tucson, AZ
10 3T Jimmy Jelvig Tucson, AZ

Heat #3
1 48 Jeremy Thornton Tucson, AZ
2 10 Mike Balcaen Winnipeg, MAN
3 5K Mike Kirby Torrance, CA
4 01 Ted Robinson Coolidge, AZ
5 51 Joey Moriarty Phoenix, AZ
6 16 Tommy Hussak Picacho Peak, AZ
7 22B Bruce Duckett Mesa, AZ
8 24 Mike Tahtinen Casa Grande, AZ
9 02 Jeff Sieres Tucson, AZ
10 22R Richard Piralta Tucson, AZ

B-Main #1
1 27 Nick Bartels El Segundo, CA
2 51 Joey Moriarty Phoenix, AZ
3 29 Jerry Fincher Laveen, AZ
4 5 Keith Noyes Phoenix, AZ
5 22B Bruce Duckett Mesa, AZ
6 3T Jimmy Jelvig Tucson, AZ
7 94 James Chavez Tucson, AZ
8 37N John Romero Tucson, AZ
9 02 Jeff Sieres Tucson, AZ

B-Main #2
1 77 Bill Bartels Marina Del Rey, CA
2 35 Art Lacy Casa Grande, AZ
3 24 Mike Tahtinen Casa Grande, AZ
4 16 Tommy Hussak Picacho Peak, AZ
5 23 Brad Williams Arizona City, AZ
6 77D Doug Shell Tucson, AZ
7 59 Jeff Manka Tucson, AZ
8 71 Charles Davis Jr Tucson, AZ
9 00 James Chavez Sr Tucson, AZ
10 22R Richard Piralta Tucson, AZ

Nov 07, 2009 – Whitwell Wins The First Leg Of the Carl Trimmer Classic

Tucson, Arizona (November 6th, 2009) – Tucson’s RC Whitwell wraps up the first night of the Carl Trimmer Classic. Whitwell took home the $1k by grabbing the 25-Lap preliminary night feature and setting himself up as the one to beat for the $2k finale tomorrow night.

32 late models were on hand for the opening night racing action that saw the USA Modified Ace, RC Whitwell win in the traveling SWDRA Late Model Division. Teams from Colorado, California, Canada and Arizona and I was told by Jill Anderson with SWDRA that 3-4 teams are expected tonight to join the 32 car field.

It will be a great night if you are a race fan to make your way to USA Raceway where you will pay for the whole seat, but you will only need the edge!

Mark your calendars as USA Raceway begins the New Year with the 4th Annual Wild West Shootout featuring top Late Model and Modified Drivers from around the country!

Schrader and Lasoski Headed to USA Raceway
Tucson, Arizona (October 31st, 2009) – With November just around the corner and two of the largest racing events of 2009 nearing, two racing icons confirm plans to compete at Tucson’s USA Raceway. Both drivers will vie for the top prize of $15,000 and the right to add their names to the prestigious list of past winners.

Kenny Schrader, 25 year NASCAR legend, stands on all sides of the racing fence making not only a lucrative career in the sport but a lifestyle that has been mimicked by some of the modern day greats. Schrader, in his words, only knows one thing and he knows it very well from team owner, track promoter to legendary race car driver.

His career started as a young boy racing go-carts and reached the pinnacle most racers can only dream of. Although he made it to the top, he has never lost sight of his roots as he will make the haul to Tucson’s USA Raceway to take part in the $15k to win 5th Annual Barnett Harley Davidson Wes Hurst Memorial.

Schrader, driving his own Federated Auto Parts/Phoenix Parker Store/O’Rielly Chevrolet entry, will join a long list of the best Modified drivers in the country all looking to take home the richest modified payday of 2009.

“We are delighted to come to USA Raceway and be a part of this race,” commented Schrader. “I would really like to thank Steve Stroud of the Phoenix Parker Store and Joe Morales of O’Rielly Chevrolet for stepping up and helping us get to Tucson. It will be a pleasure to have these guys on board for the Wes Hurst Memorial.”

The Wes Hurst Memorial, which takes place on the weekend following Thanksgiving, enters its 5th year and is anticipated to be the largest Modified event of 2009. The best of the best will tackle USA Raceway’s 3/8-mile clay oval for three days on November 27, 28 and 29, with nearly $100,000 in prize money to be distributed over the course of the blockbuster event. An unprecedented $15,000 top prize awaits the eventual winner as that name will be added to past champions that include Christy Georges, Richie Tosh, Tommy Weider and 2008 winner Terry Phillips.

Danny “The Dude” Lasoski will join Schrader in the trip to Tucson, however, he will be coming a week early. Lasoski will be looking to grab victory hardware and the $15,000 winners check as he will take part in the 42nd Annual KRONIK Energy Western World Championships presented by Old Tucson Studio’s.

Lasoski, 1991 Western World Champion, has earned a long and established resume that ranks him as one of the top sprint car drivers ever. Winning 4 Knoxville National Titles, 8 Knoxville Raceway Championships, Championships in the NST and WoO and all time Knoxville feature victory leader, Lasoski will be looking to capture his second Western World title to add to his long list of accomplishments.

The “Dude” will make his way to Tucson and attempt to pilot his Creason Pipeline Construction-Hoosier Tire JEI-Kisler into USA Raceway’s victory lane.

More than one hundred sprint cars will be expected to take part in what will be one of the biggest sprint car events in the country as drivers from all walks will look to add their name to prestigious list of winners.

Both the winged and wingless forces will tackle USA Raceway’s 3/8-mile clay oval for three nights on November 19th, 20th and 21st, with more than $100,000 in “A” Feature money alone distributed over the course of the blockbuster event. A $15,000 share awaits the winner of the Lucas Oil ASCS season-ender on November 21st, with the Discount Tire Co. ASCS Canyon Region conqueror on November 21 pocketing $5,000.

KRONIK Energy Western World Championships Information
Ticket pricing, seating charts and purchasing information can be found online at www.usaraceway.net/Uploads/WesternWorldTickets.pdf or by calling the USA Raceway office at 520-574-8515

Barnett Harley Davidson Wes Hurst Memorial Information
Ticket pricing and purchasing information can be found online at http://www.usaraceway.net/Uploads/WesHurstMemorialTicketForm.pdf or by calling the USA Raceway office at 520-574-8515.

Entry forms and a complete payout schedule for the $15,000 to win/$1,500 to start Wes Hurst Memorial can be found at www.usaraceway.net/Uploads/WesHurstEntry.pdf

Hotel Information for both events can be found at www.usaraceway.net/lodging.php or by calling the Tucson Airport Courtyard by Marriott at 520-573-0000

USA Raceway is located east of Tucson off I-10 exit 268, then 1.6 miles south on Craycroft Road, which turns into Los Reales. For more information please, contact the track at 520-574-8515 or additional information regarding USA Raceway can be found at http://www.usaraceway.net

Product information for KRONIK energy can be found at
http://www.kronikenergy.com/

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The 18th Annual American Sprint Car Series Awards Banquet, Presented by Brodix, will follow directly on the heels of USA Raceway’s 42nd Annual KRONIK Energy Western World Championships presented by Old Tucson Studios.

Open to all racers, teams and fans, tickets are available for just $20 and may be obtained by calling USA Raceway at 520-574-8515. Tickets must be ordered by Tuesday, November 17th.

More information regarding Old Tucson Studios is available at www.oldtucson.com

USA Raceway

USA Raceway Trick-or Treat
TUCSON, Arizona (November 1st, 2009) – RC Whitwell won the USA Halloween points finale to put a secure wrap on the 2009 Barnett Harley Davidson UMP West Modified Championship at USA Raceway. Whitwell not only captured the championship but his victory will give him some momentum going into the 5th Annual Barnett Harley Davidson Wes Hurst Memorial.

Chad Ayres, Robert Adams, Paul Banghart and Don Earven made up the top five of the 25-lap feature with Adams and Jorgenson making it to the podium for the 2009 Championships standings.

Marty Hussak also put the clamps on his 2009 USA Super Stock Championship by capturing the 20-lap Halloween feature event.

Dusty Gauthier, 2009 USA Factory Stock Champion, took second place honors as Kalvin Catlin held off the continued harassment of the Factory Stock field. Catlin returned to victory lane showing he is a force to be reckoned with going into the month of money starting this Friday with The Carl Trimmer Classic.

Kurt Stults took top honors in the Modified Midget feature edging out Daniel Doherty at the line.

Full Results: http://usaraceway.net/results.php

The 1st Annual Carl Trimmer Classic, presented by T-Mac Pipe Constructors and Total Seal Piston Rings, will feature the stars of the Super Late Models from all over the Southwest. The SWDRA Super Late Models will be joined by Super Stocks and SCRA Factory Stocks. General admission tickets will go on sale at 5pm for only $15, racing will begin promptly at 7pm.

USA Raceway, Arizona’s premier short track, is located east of Tucson off I-10 exit 268, then 1.6 miles south on Craycroft Road, which turns into Los Reales. For more information please, contact the track at 520-574-8515 or additional information regarding USA Raceway can be found at www.usaraceway.net

Lonnie Wheatley, TULSA, Okla. (October 20, 2009) – Story lines abound as the ASCS Southwest Region takes to Tucson’s USA Raceway this Saturday night with Ben Gregg clinging to a narrow series points lead, Rick Ziehl trying to put the finishing touches on mini-series points chase and Johnny Herrera trying to keep a Regional win streak alive.

Saturday’s card also serves as one final tune up for the ASCS Southwest forces before taking on the Lucas Oil Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters at the 42nd Annual KRONIK Energy Western World Championships presented by Old Tucson Studios on November 19-21.

After a couple of weeks of Texas competition, Peoria’s Gregg carries a slim 10-point lead into Saturday’s action as he tries to close in on the ASCS Southwest title. Gregg, who topped the series most recent feature event on September 19, is just ten points ahead of Ziehl, with John Gaston, Mike Martin and Joshua Hodges all within striking distance as well.

Ziehl, the defending ASCS Southwest champion, carries an 18 point edge in the Discount Tire Co. ASCS Regional Challenge into the event. Saturday’s card, the eighth and final leg of the DTC Challenge, will crown the champion of the series that included both winged Southwest Region events and wingless Canyon Region events.

Dropping in on the Southwest contingent on Saturday night will be Albuquerque’s Johnny Herrera, who has topped 16 consecutive ASCS Regional winged events throughout Arizona and New Mexico dating back to 2005.

Herrera won’t be the only weekend visitor, as Phoenix native Calvin Landis returns to Arizona for some racing action after another year of Knoxville competition.

Also, wingless shoe R.J. Johnson of Phoenix, AZ, is prepared to take on the winged forces for the first time, with modified ace R.C. Whitwell also trying out the winged open-wheelers on Saturday night.

Current ASCS Southwest points (Top Ten): 1. Ben Gregg (Peoria, AZ) 984, 2. Rick Ziehl (Las Cruces, NM) 974, 3. John Gaston (Peoria, AZ) 958, 4. Mike Martin (Yuma, AZ) 948, 5. Joshua Hodges (Tijeras, NM) 946, 6. Ronnie Clark (Tucson, AZ) 920, 7. Charles Davis, Jr. (Buckeye, AZ) 910, 8. John Van Horn (Tucson, AZ) 821, 9. Jessica Van Dyke (Tucson, AZ) 813, 10. Ron Kratz (Tucson, AZ) 746.

Current Discount Tire Co. ASCS Regional Challenge Points (Top Five through Seven of Eight Rounds): 1. Rick Ziehl 704, 2. Charles Davis, Jr. 686, 3. Ronnie Clark 664, 4. Mike Martin 650, 5. Joshua Hodges 638.

The American Sprint Car Series, in its 18th year of sanctioning Sprint Car racing events, brings the best of Sprint Car racing to nearly 100 different tracks throughout 25 states and Canada in 2009. Anchored by the Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Car Dirt Series presented by K&N Filters, ASCS also consists of a dozen different Regions throughout the nation.

Additional information regarding the American Sprint Car Series is available at www.ascsracing.com.

The wing warriors will be joined by Factory Stocks, X-Mods and Hornets. General admission tickets will go on sale at 5pm for only $12, racing will begin promptly at 7pm.

Suite Access Passes which allow race fans the opportunity to enjoy the races from USA Raceway’s VIP Suite are also on sale for only $25.

USA Raceway is located east of Tucson off I-10 exit 268, then 1.6 miles south on Craycroft Road, which turns into Los Reales. For more information please, contact the track at 520-574-8515 or additional information regarding USA Raceway can be found at www.usaraceway.net

KRONIK Energizes The 42nd Annual Western World Championships

The 42nd Annual KRONIK Energy Western World Championships Presented by Old Tucson Studios
Tucson, Arizona (October 2009) – KRONIK Energy brings the best of Energy drinks to USA Raceway and The 42nd Annual KRONIK Energy Western World Championships, Presented by Old Tucson Studios. KRONIK Energy, now the official energy drink of USA Raceway, energizes the already electrifying Western World Championships.

Top drivers from across the country will now have an extra incentive to win the already prestigious title and the over $100,000 in prize money. The winners of The 42nd Annual KRONIK Energy Western World Championships, Presented by Old Tucson Studios, will be handed a large bag of cash, a very nice trophy, the Western World title and most importantly a can of KRONIK Energy.

“We are ecstatic to be part of such a great event and to be the official energy drink of USA raceway” said James Gabriele, a spokesperson for Kronik Energy “and we are looking forward to bringing the best in energy drinks to a great event and a great race track”

Product information for KRONIK energy can be found at http://www.kronikenergy.com/

More than one hundred sprint cars will be expected to aim for the KRONIK Energy victory as they take part in what will be one of the biggest sprint car events in the country

Both the winged and wingless forces will tackle USA Raceway’s 3/8-mile clay oval for three nights on November 19, 20 and 21, with more than $100,000 in “A” Feature money alone distributed over the course of the blockbuster event. A $15,000 share awaits the winner of the Lucas Oil ASCS season-ender on November 21, with the Discount Tire Co. ASCS Canyon Region conqueror on November 21 pocketing $5,000.

Ticket pricing, seating charts and purchasing information can be found online at www.usaraceway.net/Uploads/WesternWorldTickets.pdf or by calling the USA Raceway office at 520-574-8515

Hotel Information can be found at www.usaraceway.net/lodging.php or by calling the Tucson Airport Courtyard by Marriott at 520-573-0000

USA Raceway is located east of Tucson off I-10 exit 268, then 1.6 miles south on Craycroft Road, which turns into Los Reales. For more information please, contact the track at 520-574-8515 or additional information regarding USA Raceway can be found at http://www.usaraceway.net

The 18th Annual American Sprint Car Series Awards Banquet, Presented by Brodix, will follow directly on the heels of USA Raceway’s 42nd Annual KRONIK Energy Western World Championships presented by Old Tucson Studios.

Open to all racers, teams and fans, tickets are available for just $20 and may be obtained by calling USA Raceway at 520-574-8515. Tickets must be ordered by Tuesday, November 17.

More information regarding Old Tucson Studios is available at www.oldtucson.com

Tennessee’s Kevin Swindell became the 25th different winner of the Western World by topping the 2008 edition of the event last November, adding his name to a prestigious list of past winners that includes his father Sammy Swindell, who won the event in both 1980 and 1989.

Steve Kinser has claimed the most Western World titles with seven triumphs including wingless wins in 1982 and 1983 followed by winged wins in 1985, 1987, 1990, 1992 and 1996.

Ron Shuman is next on the list with five Western World triumphs, all of the wingless variety, with other drivers posting multiple Western World wins including Lealand McSpadden (3), Bud Kaeding (2), Mark Kinser (2), Jan Opperman (2) and Sammy Swindell (2).

Past Western World Championship Winners (Wing / Non-Wing)
2008 – Kevin Swindell (nw)
2007 – Jerry Coons, Jr. (nw)
2006 – Josh Wise (nw)
2005 – Dave Darland (nw)
2004 – Bud Kaeding (nw)
2003 – Tony Elliott (nw)
2002 – Bud Kaeding (nw)
2001 – Jeremy Sherman (nw)
2000 – Jay Drake (nw)
1999 – Donny Schatz (w)
1998 – Tyler Walker (w)
1997 – Mark Kinser (w)
1996 – Steve Kinser (w)
1995 – Lealand McSpadden (nw)
1994 – Ron Shuman (nw)
1993 – Lealand McSpadden (nw)
1992 – Steve Kinser (w)
1991 – Danny Lasoski (w)
1990 – Steve Kinser (w)
1989 – Sammy Swindell (w)
1988 – Mark Kinser (w)
1987 – Steve Kinser (w)
1986 – Bobby Davis, Jr. (w)
1985 – Steve Kinser (w)
1984 – Ron Shuman (nw)
1983 – Steve Kinser (nw)
1982 – Steve Kinser (nw)
1981 – Ron Shuman (nw)
1980 – Sammy Swindell (nw)
1979 – Tim Green (nw)
1978 – Lealand McSpadden (nw)
1977 – Ron Shuman (nw)
1976 – Bubby Jones (nw)
1975 – Ron Shuman (nw)
1974 – Rick Ferkel (nw)
1973 – Earl Wagner (nw)
1972 – Jan Opperman (nw)
1971 – Jan Opperman (nw)
1970 – Jerry McClung (nw)
1969 – Bob Huebner (nw)
1968 – Bob Cleberg (nw)

RC Whitwell and Company Defend Against the New Mexico Assault

Tucson, Arizona (October 13th, 2009) – The battle of Modified supremacy goes full tilt this weekend as the Arizona boys gear up to defend their home track against the New Mexico bandits. The competition heats up this weekend as the UMP West Modifieds wage battle on the USA Raceway battle field.

RC Whitwell leads the charge with fellow Tucson resident Robert Adams close by and ready to take aim against New Mexico’s Stormy Scott and Jimmy Ray. Scott and Ray packed a one two punch with brother Johnny Scott making an all New Mexico podium at their last Tucson outing.

The New Mexico crew is expected to come loaded with a few other friends looking to repeat. However, Chad Ayres stepped up as a contender with a dominating performance to kick off October and will join forces with a large cast ready to take on anyone.

The Ump West Modifieds will be joined by Super Stocks, Factory Stocks, AMA Modlites Arizona Late Models and Hornets. General admission tickets will go on sale at 5pm for only $10, racing will begin promptly at 7pm.

Suite Access Passes which allow race fans the opportunity to enjoy the races from USA Raceway’s VIP Suite are also on sale for only $20.

USA Raceway is located east of Tucson off I-10 exit 268, then 1.6 miles south on Craycroft Road, which turns into Los Reales. For more information please, contact the track at 520-574-8515 or additional information regarding USA Raceway can be found at www.usaraceway.net

Tucson, Arizona (September 13th, 2009) – RC Whitwell returned to USA Raceway’s victory lane for the eighth time in 2009 as he took advantage of a failing power plant of Daniel Hutto. Whitwell led the final two laps of the 25 lap feature event capturing the $1000 top prize.

Hutto took the point early and used the top side to gain an early lead as he kept momentum and pulled away from the field. The battle behind was fierce as Whitwell, Cody Alverez, Robert Adams, Chad Ayers and Nick O’Neil raced side by side on the super fast USA Raceway.
Hutto seemed unbeatable as he maintained his distance from the field driving through lapped traffic with perfection. However, he would have to relinquish the lead to second place Whitwell when his engine failed with only two laps remaining.

“Sometimes its better to have a little luck” commented Whitwell “He (Hutto) was really good all night until his engine blew up on the last couple laps, we got lucky”

Cody Alverez finished second to Whitwell making it his fourth consecutive top five finish with Robert Adams, Chad Ayers and Nick O’Neil rounding out the top five.

Rob Colclasure made it two in a row in as he drove from his sixth starting position to capture the Super Stock feature and added his name to the small list of repeat winners. Marty Hussak crossed the line second extending his points lead beating Larry Fredrickson and second place point sitter Terry Hill with Steven Ashcraft rounding out the top five.

Dalton Gabbard, Bud Grossbacker and Chad Stewart all added their name to the first time winners list at USA Raceway in 2009. Gabbard took home the cash in the Arizona Modified Midget feature while Grossbacker and Stewart captured Arizona Modlite and Desert Dwarf Car victories respectively.

Pastor Tim Olaf became the 2009 Racers for Christ “Fastor Pastor” as he used the top groove on his way to victory. Fifteen Pastors and Reverends took part in the feature event in front of a packed house of various church supporters.

Full Results: http://usaraceway.net/results.php

USA Raceway and Hoosier Tire welcome the return of the ASCS Southwest Wing Sprint Cars this Saturday September 19th. The ASCS Wing Sprint Cars will be joined by Factory Stocks, X-Mods and Hornets. General admission tickets will go on sale at 5pm for only $12, racing will begin promptly at 7pm.

USA Raceway, Arizona’s premier short track, is located east of Tucson off I-10 exit 268, then 1.6 miles south on Craycroft Road, which turns into Los Reales. For more information please, contact the track at 520-574-8515 or additional information regarding USA Raceway can be found at www.usaraceway.net

As Reported by USA Raceway

Ziehl Earns First ASCS Canyon Win in Hank Arnold Memorial

New Mexico’s Rick Ziehl added another skin to the wall by topping Sunday night’s 30-lap Discount Tire Co. ASCS Canyon Region Hank Arnold Memorial atop USA Raceway’s 3/8-mile clay oval.

The reigning champion in the winged ASCS Southwest ranks, Ziehl proved his versatility by outlasting current wingless ASCS Canyon Region points leader Charles Davis, Jr., for the triumph in Sunday night’s non-wing affair.

Ziehl and Davis were chased to the line by two-time ASCS Canyon Region champion Jeremy Sherman, with Stevie Sussex and R.J. Johnson rounding out the top five.

Defending event winner Andrew Reinbold crossed the stripe sixth, with Bobby Taylor, Chris Bonneau, Nathan High and Johnathon Henry completing the top ten.

Taylor, Davis, Ziehl and Sherman topped heat race action for the 33-car field, with Mike Rux, Jr., winning the “B” Main.

Discount Tire Co. ASCS Canyon Region Hank Arnold Memorial Results from USA Raceway:

Heat One (10 Laps): 1. 26az-Bobby Taylor, 2. 62-Stevie Sussex, 3. 19-Andrew Reinbold, 4. 82-Sean Teeters, 5. 5d-Jerry Johnston, 6. 22-Mike Rux, Jr., 7. 96-Carson Ditsch, 8. 23-Don Sink, 9. 61-Jeff Slinkard.

Heat Two (10 Laps): 1. 50-Charles Davis, Jr., 2. 74x-Joshua Hodges, 3. 21-Johnathon Henry, 4. 77m-R.J. Johnson, 5. 6c-Rex Calderwood, 6. 8-Daniel Hutto, 7. 5x-Jody Wirth, 8. 8az-Jordan Stetson.

Heat Three (10 Laps): 1. 20z-Rick Ziehl, 2. 6-Ronnie Clark, 3. 7k-Bruce St. James, 4. 12-Nathan High, 5. 16-Mike Martin, 6. 3-Harris Brooks, 7. 7x-Ryan Murphy. DNS: 0x-Steve Sussex.

Heat Four (10 Laps): 1. 44-Jeremy Sherman, 2. 5m-Brian O’Donnell, 3. 78x-Chris Bonneau, 4. 20-Shon Deskins, 5. 11-Seainn Hendricsen, 6. 27h-Jeremy Hueber, 7. 66-Jessica Van Dyke, 8. 36-Brendan Higgins.

“B” Feature: 1. 22-Mike Rux, Jr., 2. 16-Mike Martin, 3. 8-Daniel Hutto, 4. 61-Jeff Slinkard, 5. 27h-Jeremy Hueber, 6. 3-Harris Brooks, 7. 96-Carson Ditsch, 8. 5x-Jody Wirth, 9. 66-Jessica Van Dyke, 10. 11-Seainn Hendricsen, 11. 36-Brendan Higgins, 12. 7x-Ryan Murphy, 13. 5d-Jerry Johnston. DNS: 6c-Rex Calderwood, 23-Don Sink, 8az-Jordan Stetson, 0x-Steve Sussex.

“A” Feature (30 Laps): 1. 20z-Rick Ziehl, 2. 50-Charles Davis, Jr., 3. 44-Jeremy Sherman, 4. 62-Stevie Sussex, 5. 77m-R.J. Johnson, 6. 19-Andrew Reinbold, 7. 26az-Bobby Taylor, 8. 78x-Chris Bonneau, 9. 12-Nathan High, 10. 21-Johnathon Henry, 11. 16-Mike Martin, 12. 5m-Brian O’Donnell, 13. 6-Ronnie Clark, 14. 7k-Bruce St. James, 15. 8-Daniel Hutto, 16. 82-Sean Teeters, 17. 22-Mike Rux, Jr., 18. 20-Shon Deskins, 19. 61-Jeff Slinkard, 20. 74x-Joshua Hodges.

Discount Tire Co. ASCS Canyon Region Points (Top Ten): 1. Charles Davis, Jr. 880, 2. R.J. Johnson 834, 3. Nathan High 822, 4. Johnathon Henry 772, 5. Andrew Reinbold 745, 6. (tie) Ronnie Clark and Stevie Sussex 743, 8. Mike Martin 7013, 9. Bruce St. James 652, 10. Jeremy Sherman 642.

This story is provided by Lonnie Wheatley with ASCS. The Official Results will also be posted once they are made available for the Super Stocks, Factory Stocks, X-Modifieds, Hornets and Arizona Late Models.