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CHOMP GOES THE CHAMP: Jackson Makes First Street Stock League Championship Official After Hackney Wins Finale at Charlotte

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Team No Love finishes 1-2 in Feature, take home 2-3 in points standings

He was dubbed the “people’s champ” after winning three Chevy Performance Street Stock League races in DIRTcar eSports Season 2. Now, Tyler Jackson has made it official as the first-ever champion of the League in Season 3, locking it up after his third-place performance in the finale Wednesday night at The Dirt Track at Charlotte.

Three Feature wins this season propelled the Rockford, IL-native to a 43-point lead over Carl Kilgore coming into the finale, and he was able to hold it after battling it out with Kilgore and fellow Team No Love member Keith Hackney in the closing stages.

Jackson started on the pole for the 25-lap affair and led Laps 2-13 before a big effort on a restart from Hackney gave him the opening he needed to sneak on by. Jackson took a low-to-high approach into Turns 1-2 while Hackney stayed up top and crossed down underneath him at the exit of Turn 2 to take the lead into Turn 3.

“I timed it right there on that last restart, and I knew he was gonna throw it in there on a slider. I had already backed out of it once I got up in the corner, because I was going to drive underneath him,” Hackney said.

Kilgore had to wait for his turn to pass, and finally got that opportunity with two laps remaining as he cashed-in on a big slide job attempt as they dove into Turns 1-2. Kilgore planted it on Jackson’s nose and took the spot, but Jackson returned the favor in Turns 3-4.

Hackney won his second Feature of Season 3 (Hank Silver Photo)

Kilgore stayed persistent and crossed it back underneath Jackson as they crossed under the flag stand. This time, Jackson hung back with one thing on his mind.

“Tonight, I definitely could’ve slid Keith a couple of times, but I figured I’d just roll second. I saw Carl coming and he kinda used me up going into [Turn] 1 and then slid me, but I just figured I’d let both of them go and take home the big trophy,” Jackson said.

His championship points strategy had worked – Jackson made some conservative decisions coming into the final races and points raced his way to a first big trophy. One which he will likely carry into the fall DIRTcar eSports season and try to defend.

Back out front, Hackney had driven away with the W, wrapping up his second Feature win of the year against his two biggest pieces of competition.

Jackson (25) and Hackney (69) racing for position (Hank Silver Photo)

“Especially my teammate [Kilgore] and Tyler [Jackson] also – we were pretty much the class of the season, and it’s always fun racing with everybody,” Hackney said.

Chevy Performance Feature (25 Laps) – 1. 69-Keith Hackney [2]; 2. 21-Carl Kilgore [6]; 3. 25-Tyler Jackson3 [1]; 4. 48-Kyle Vaughn [5]; 5. 717-Bobby Rafferty [9]; 6. 71-Daniel Stiffler [11]; 7. 77-Holden English [14]; 8. 21-Jim Reavis [13]; 9. 26-Sage Luther [20]; 10. 546-Randy Axner [10]; 11. 225-Nathan Lemons [12];12. 84-Mike Watt5 [21]; 13. 38-Ryan Carlisi [16]; 14. 17-Brett Rowles [17]; 15. 18-Justin Henson3 [7]; 16. 2-Clifford Bellomy [19]; 17. 46-Jonathan Nause [24]; 18. 77-Joel Phillips [22]; 19. 76-Robert Palmer8 [23]; 20. 5-Isaac Salas [4]; 21. 73-Scott A Reid [18]; 22. 111-Jaron Valley [15];23. 8-Sean Stevens [8];24. 54-Larry Barber Jr2 [3]

5/26/21 – Street Stocks at The Dirt Track at Charlotte

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Chevy Performance Feature (25 laps) – 1. 69-Keith Hackney [2]; 2. 021-Carl Kilgore [6]; 3. 25-Tyler Jackson [1]; 4. 48-Kyle Vaughn [5]; 5. 717-Bobby Rafferty [9]; 6. 71-Daniel Stiffler [11]; 7. 077-Holden English [14]; 8. 21-Jim Reavis [13]; 9. 026-Sage Luther [20]; 10. 546-Randy Axner [10]; 11. 225-Nathan Lemons [12]; 12. 84-Mike Watt [21]; 13. 38-Ryan Carlisi [16]; 14. 17-Brett Rowles [17]; 15. 18-Justin Henson [7]; 16. 002-Clifford Bellomy [19]; 17. 46-Jonathan Nause [24]; 18. 77-Joel Phillips [22]; 19. 76-Robert Palmer [23]; 20. 05-Isaac Salas [4]; 21. 73-Scott Reid [18]; 22. 111-Jaron Valley [15]; 23. 26-Sean Stevens [8]; 24. 54-Larry Barber Jr. [3]

Qualifying (2 laps) – 1. 25-Tyler Jackson [18.594]; 2. 69-Keith Hackney [18.623]; 3. 54-Larry Barber Jr. [18.691]; 4. 05-Isaac Salas [18.703]; 5. 26-Sean Stevens [18.727]; 6. 717-Bobby Rafferty [18.732]; 7. 546-Randy Axner [18.765]; 8. 077-Holden English [18.79]; 9. 002-Clifford Bellomy [18.797]; 10. 18-Justin Henson [18.829]; 11. 48-Kyle Vaughn [18.832]; 12. 97-Butch Baker [18.851]; 13. 7-Jaxon Steele [18.853]; 14. 17-Brett Rowles [18.859]; 15. 021-Carl Kilgore [18.863]; 16. 73-Scott Reid [18.874]; 17. 38-Ryan Carlisi [18.883]; 18. 225-Nathan Lemons [18.887]; 19. 45-Zachary Austin [18.887]; 20. 76-Robert Palmer [18.891]; 21. 84-Mike Watt [18.896]; 22. 111-Jaron Valley [18.897]; 23. 71-Daniel Stiffler [18.908]; 24. 026-Sage Luther [18.908]; 25. 81-Garrett Austin [18.915]; 26. 5-Jason Metoxen [18.925]; 27. 46-Jonathan Nause [18.934]; 28. 21-Jim Reavis [18.954]; 29. 77-Joel Phillips [19.019]; 30. 27-Christopher Reckner [19.553]

Heat Race 1 (8 laps, top-4 transfer) – 1. 25-Tyler Jackson [1]; 2. 05-Isaac Salas [2]; 3. 18-Justin Henson [4]; 4. 546-Randy Axner [3]; 5. 111-Jaron Valley [8]; 6. 73-Scott Reid [6]; 7. 21-Jim Reavis [10]; 8. 7-Jaxon Steele [5]; 9. 45-Zachary Austin [7]; 10. 81-Garrett Austin [9]

Heat Race 2 (8 laps, top-4 transfer) – 1. 69-Keith Hackney [1]; 2. 48-Kyle Vaughn [4]; 3. 26-Sean Stevens [2]; 4. 71-Daniel Stiffler [8]; 5. 077-Holden English [3]; 6. 17-Brett Rowles [5]; 7. 38-Ryan Carlisi [6]; 8. 76-Robert Palmer [7]; 9. 77-Joel Phillips [10]; 10. 5-Jason Metoxen [9]

Heat Race 3 (8 laps, top-4 transfer) – 1. 54-Larry Barber Jr. [1]; 2. 021-Carl Kilgore [5]; 3. 717-Bobby Rafferty [2]; 4. 225-Nathan Lemons [6]; 5. 002-Clifford Bellomy [3]; 6. 026-Sage Luther [8]; 7. 84-Mike Watt [7]; 8. 46-Jonathan Nause [9]; 9. 27-Christopher Reckner [10]; 10. 97-Butch Baker [4]

Last Chance Showdown 1 (10 laps, top-6 transfer) – 1. 21-Jim Reavis [4]; 2. 111-Jaron Valley [1]; 3. 17-Brett Rowles [3]; 4. 002-Clifford Bellomy [2]; 5. 84-Mike Watt [5]; 6. 76-Robert Palmer [6]; 7. 45-Zachary Austin [7]; 8. 27-Christopher Reckner [8]; 9. 5-Jason Metoxen [9]

Last Chance Showdown 2 (10 laps, top-6 transfer) – 1. 077-Holden English [1]; 2. 38-Ryan Carlisi [4]; 3. 73-Scott Reid [2]; 4. 026-Sage Luther [3]; 5. 77-Joel Phillips [7]; 6. 46-Jonathan Nause [6]; 7. 97-Butch Baker [9]; 8. 7-Jaxon Steele [5]; 9. 81-Garrett Austin [8]

STREET STOCK LIMBO: Kilgore Bests Jackson in Low-Groove Battle at Williams Grove

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Jackson takes 43-point lead into final race next Wednesday at The Dirt Track at Charlotte

The two biggest forces in the Chevy Performance Street Stock League have battled neck-and-neck all season long, and it came to a boiling point on Wednesday night at Williams Grove Speedway – just one week out from their epic championship finale.

With points, pride and money on the line, Carl Kilgore hung tough out front of points leader Tyler Jackson through 20 defensive laps on the very bottom of the track, enduring relentless pressure from behind to win his fourth Feature of the season.

“I love it when this place gets around the bottom,” Kilgore said. “It’s a hit-your-mark kind of place and we just hit ‘em every lap.”

With both drivers making up the front row for the initial start, Kilgore, of Greenville, MS, had to get a great start to get the jump on Jackson and win the battle heading into Turn 1. Which, he did, setting him right up for a non-stop defensive battle on the bottom over the next 20 circuits.

Jackson, of Rockford, IL, did all he could to try and pry the top spot from Kilgore’s hands, but could only muster a few thwarted pass attempts by the checkered flag. Digging harder every lap, Jackson tried and tried to get even lower than Kilgore on the track but could not do so without hitting the inside wall.

In the final laps, Jackson knew he had to try something quick. He drove his Osman Racing #25 in deep and gave Kilgore a few taps on the quarter-panel to try and break the defending race winner loose, but was unsuccessful in the end.

“He left a little crack open down there and I figured I’d shove it in there and see what happened, but he did a good job of cutting back down,” Jackson said.

Kilgore was able to hold it together and drive back around to the stripe to collect another $100 prize check.

Coming into Wednesday night, Jackson sat a comfortable 48 points ahead of Kilgore in the standings, on the back of three Feature wins since the start of the season. With Kilgore’s fourth win of DIRTcar eSports Season 3 Wednesday, he shaves five points off Jackson’s lead heading into the final race at Charlotte.

Joe Grabianowski Photo

And while 43 points in one race is a lot to make up, considering Jackson’s finishes this season, Kilgore’s not out yet. A big wreck, technical difficulties or one bad miscue somewhere in the qualifying events does have the potential to ruin Jackson’s lead.

Kilgore has the scenario in the back of his mind, but isn’t going to let that distract him from getting a fifth win next Wednesday night on DIRTVision presented by Drydene.

“We’re gonna give it our all, but we’re here for the $100-to-win though,” Kilgore said.

UP NEXT

The Chevy Performance Street Stock League puts a cap on its second season of action next Wednesday night, May 26, with a final stop at The Dirt Track at Charlotte. Catch all the action live on DIRTVision with a FAST PASS subscription.

Chevy Performance Feature (20 Laps) – 1. 021-Carl Kilgore [1]; 2. 25-Tyler Jackson [2]; 3. 69-Keith Hackney [9]; 4. 003-Thorne Zimmerman [3]; 5. 17-Brett Rowles [8]; 6. 225-Nathan Lemons [7]; 7. 077-Holden English [5]; 8. 71-Daniel Stiffler [13]; 9. 26-Sean Stevens [10]; 10. 48-Kyle Vaughn [4]; 11. 21-Jim Reavis [14]; 12. 546-Randy Axner [15]; 13. 111-Jaron Valley [21]; 14. 73-Scott Reid [17]; 15. 46-Jonathan Nause [11]; 16. 5-Jason Metoxen [20]; 17. 002-Clifford Bellomy [12]; 18. 92-Payton Gries [18]; 19. 717-Bobby Rafferty [6]; 20. 79-Dean Reynolds [22]; 21. 38-Ryan Carlisi [24]; 22. 84-Mike Watt [16]; 23. 27-Christopher Reckner [23]; 24. 11-Trevor Depriest [19]

LOVE RESTORED: Kilgore Reunites with Teammate Hackney, Bags 1-2 Street Stock Finish at Cedar Lake

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Former Extreme Savage duo jumps to Team No Love after Week 4 incident

After their unfortunate falling out in last week’s showing at Fairbury Speedway, Carl Kilgore and Keith Hackney have reunited as teammates on a new team and worked their magic Wednesday night at Cedar Lake Speedway to get Kilgore his second Chevy Performance Street Stock League Feature win of the season.

“We’re feeling good, especially after what happened last week,” Kilgore told Chase Raudman in the DIRTVision post-race interview. “Glad to be back on teams with Hackney – he’s a good dude. We had some trouble last week, but without all of our teammates and us being together, I can’t do this right here.”

Hackney, of Calhoun, GA, was penalized to the tail of the lead lap after the checkered in last week’s Feature due to contact with Kilgore wile racing for the lead on the final lap. Kilgore spun and was left with a 16th-place result, Hackney in 21st, while Tyler Jackson ran off with the win and a nice lead in the point standings.

But that’s all behind them now. The two put their differences aside over the week and straight-up dominated Wednesday night, starting on the front row after back-to-back Heat Race wins.

At the drop of the green, Kilgore, of Greenville, MS, immediately took off and never looked back, leading all 25 laps en route to his $100 victory.

“We’ve got a little bit of a gap to make up, but I feel like as long as we keep doing what we’re doing, we’ll be there,” Kilgore said.

Hackey did a solid job for his teammate in fending off the pressure from the rest of the field behind him, crossing the stripe in second for another good points race.

While he was able to nurse the hurt car home to a third-place finish, Jackson, of Rockford, IL, almost found himself in deep trouble about halfway through the race.

A slower car had gone over the outside wall in Turns 1-2 and proceeded to re-enter the track right in front of the leaders under green, causing a multi-car crash down the backstretch that tagged Jackson. He was able to drive out of the situation with control, but the damage had already been done to his right-front wheel well.

With the right-front pushed in, Jackson switched to the high line for the remainder of the race and fought back to a third-place result, likely saving his points lead.

The Chevy Performance Street Stock League is back in action next Tuesday night, April 27, with race #6 and a visit to Lernerville Speedway. Check out the entire race broadcast livestream for FREE on DIRTVision presented by Drydene or on the DIRTcar Facebook page at 6:50pm ET.

T-JACK IS BACK: Jackson Wins 4th Career Street Stock Race in FALS Thriller

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Kilgore, Hackney collide in closing laps, Bellomy Hard Charger in 24th-7th drive

DIRTcar eSports’ all-time winningest Dirt Street Stock driver is back.

Tyler Jackson, of Rockford, IL, put it in Fairbury Speedway Victory Lane Wednesday night, winning the fourth race of the Chevy Performance Street Stock League for his fourth career victory with the League in a very rough-and-tumble Feature event.

“I’m not gonna lie, it took a little longer than I would have liked it to in race #4,” Jackson told DIRTcar eSports announcer Chase Raudman in the DIRTVision post-race interview. “But the competition level is a lot higher than it was last year. It was a great race – I’m still catching my breath.”

While Jackson started inside Row 2, just ahead of him was last week’s Feature winner and Street Stock bigwig, Carl Kilgore. He and his #021 took off from the pole and appeared to have the car to beat until Jackson’s car came in and took the lead just slightly past the halfway point. The two played cat-and-mouse around the virtual quarter-mile before a dramatic ride to the finish presented itself on a restart with just three laps remaining.

Jackson took the inside lane for the restart and threw a big slide job on Kilgore in Turns 1-2. Kilgore, of Greenville, MS, turned it back underneath him and returned the favor in Turns 3-4, but only slightly. Jackson kept his foot in the accelerator on the very top side and retained the spot as they crossed the stripe.

“That’s what won me the race,” Jackson said. “I knew I had to get a good start with him.”

Two more slide jobs by Kilgore on the following lap were unsuccessful in stealing Jackson’s spot. But as he prepared for what was likely going to be a third, Kilgore received a rear bumper full of former Extreme Savage teammate, Keith Hackney.

Hackney’s and Kilgore’s bumpers met at the entrance to Turn 1, sending Kilgore around, collecting several other cars.

Jackson (left) and Kilgore (right) battling for the lead (Joe Grabianowski Photo)

“I got into him a little bit. I apologize for that, majorly. I didn’t want to have second that way, by no means,” Hackney said after the race.

As Hackney, of Calhoun, GA, drove away with the spot, several other wrecks unfolded around the track, and Kilgore was left with a 17th-place finish. Hackney was later penalized to the tail of the lead lap (21st) by League admins in post-race examination for the incident.

This moved Nathan Lemons up into second and Jamie Massey into third, marking the best finishes of their DIRTcar eSports careers.

The Chevy Performance Street Stock League action continues next Wednesday night, April 21, at the Cedar Lake Speedway. Catch all the action live and FREE on DIRTVision presented by Drydene.

Feature (25 Laps) – 1. 25-Tyler Jackson (3); 2. 225-Nathan Lemons (6); 3. 2-Jamie Massey (9); 4. 54-Larry Barber Jr. (7); 5. 26-Sean Stevens (13); 6. 003-Thorne Zimmerman (15); 7. 002-Clifford Bellomy (24); 8. 029-Lane Phillips (17); 9. 546-Randy Axner (16); 10. 260-Sage Luther (10); 11. 717-Bobby Rafferty (12); 12. 48-Kyle Vaughn (19); 13. 23-Brayden McMahan (18); 14. 29-Joshua Divine (23); 15. 21-Jim Reavis (14); 16. 021-Carl Kilgore (1); 17. 18-Justin Henson (21); 18. 04-Joshua Dennison (20); 19. 111-Jaron Valley (8); 20. 121-Eddie Farness (5); 21. 69-Keith Hackney (4); 22. 53-Aidan Skraha (22); 23. 077-Holden English (2); DQ. 005-Devin Ramsey (11) Hard Charger: 002-Clifford Bellomy (+17)

PLAY DEFENSE: Hackney Protects Lead, Wins First Career Street Stock League Race at Limaland

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Jackson, Kilgore score more top-five finishes, now top points standings

Three laps remaining. Restart upcoming. Keith Hackney had one shot to clinch the win he worked so hard to defend all race long.

Hackney, a frequent racer with the Chevy Performance Street Stock League, had led 20 of the 21 laps completed before the restart, and was just three trips around the virtual Limaland Motorsports Park away from his first career Feature win under the DIRTcar eSports banner. He took off on the restart well, but Carl Kilgore hit it even better.

“Carl got a heck of a jump there, and that sort of worried me,” Hackney said. “I thought he was going to drive around me on the outside.”

[From top] Kilgore (21), Hackney (69k) and Jackson (8) going three-wide for the lead (Joe Grabianowski Photo)
Kilgore, of Greenville, MS, had been breathing down Hackney’s neck throughout the 25-lap affair and got a great run to Hackney’s outside at the drop of the green. He led the field across the stripe to complete Lap 22, but Hackney stayed with him on the inside.

With a big leap across all three lanes, Hackney, of Calhoun, GA, threw a big slide job on Kilgore in Turns 1-2 to defend the lead. A successful attempt, as Kilgore ran into Hackney’s rear bumper at the exit of Turn 2.

This move dampened Kilgore’s momentum enough to allow both Tyler Jackson and Jesse Wall to close the gap as the white flag was displayed. As Hackney sped away with the win, three-wide across the line came Kilgore, Jackson and Wall for the runner-up spot.

Wall ended up edging out Kilgore and Jackson by .014 seconds at the line for the runner-up spot with a great move through the middle, threading the needle between his opponents as they raced through Turns 3-4.

“I wish we would have had a few more laps up there to try and catch Keith, but man, that was fun,” Wall said.

Joe Grabianowski Photo

Kilgore stayed glued to the top side and made it work in the final corner, squeaking past Jackson at the line by just over one tenth of a second. He, like Jackson, has won with the League before and is now sitting inside the podium in the points standings.

The Chevy Performance Street Stock League action continues next Wednesday night, April 7, from the Eldora Speedway! Don’t miss a moment – watch all the action in the iRacing server at 7pm Eastern or on the DIRTVision live broadcast for free.

Chevy Performance Feature (25 Laps) – 1. 69 – Keith Hackney (1), 2. 2 – Jesse Wall (5), 3. 021 – Carl Kilgore (2), 4. 8 – Tyler Jackson (3), 5. 21 – Jim Reavis (4), 6. 029 – Lane Phillips (8), 7. 121 – Edward Farness (6), 8. 225 – Nathan Lemons (10), 9. 026 – Blade Kearns (7), 10. 92 – Payton Gries (15), 11. 17 – Brett Rowles (11), 12. 48 – Kyle Vaughn (18), 13. 15 – Grant Parr (14), 14. 717 – Bobby Rafferty (13), 15. 260 – Sage Luther (23), 16. 18 – Justin Henson (20), 17. 077 – Holden English (17), 18. 29 – Joshua Divine (19), 19. 71 – Daniel Stiffler (21), 20. 14 – Jaxon Steele (24), 21. 26 – Sean Stevens (16), 22. 93 – Steve Miskolczi (9), 23. 546 – Randy Axner (12), 24. 4 – Nicolas Adkins (22)

3/31/21 – Street Stocks at Limaland Motorsports Park

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Chevy Performance Feature (25 laps) – 1. 69-Keith Hackney [1]; 2. 2-Jesse Wall [5]; 3. 021-Carl Kilgore [2]; 4. 8-Tyler Jackson [3]; 5. 21-Jim Reavis [4]; 6. 29-Lane Phillips [8]; 7. 121-Edward Farness [6]; 8. 225-Nathan Lemons [10]; 9. 026-Blade Kearns [7]; 10. 92-Payton Gries [15]; 11. 17-Brett Rowles [11]; 12. 24-Kyle Vaughn [18]; 13. 48-Grant Parr [14]; 14. 717-Bobby Rafferty [13]; 15. 260-Sage Luther [23]; 16. 18-Justin Henson [20]; 17. 077-Holden English [17]; 18. 29-Joshua Divine [19]; 19. 71-Daniel Stiffler [21]; 20. 14-Jaxon Steele [24]; 21. 26-Sean Stevens [16]; 22. 93-Steve Miskolczi [9]; 23. 546-Randy Axner [12]; 24. 4-Nicholas Adkins [22]

Qualifying (2 Laps) – 1. 69-Keith Hackney [15.47]; 2. 021-Carl Kilgore [15.499]; 3. 29-Lane Phillips [15.509]; 4. 93-Steve Miskolczi [15.52]; 5. 2-Jesse Wall [15.525]; 6. 17-Brett Rowles [15.538]; 7. 026-Blade Kearns [15.542]; 8. 8-Tyler Jackson [15.546]; 9. 48-Grant Parr [15.561]; 10. 225-Nathan Lemons [15.574]; 11. 260-Sage Luther [15.577]; 12. 077-Holden English [15.59]; 13. 717-Bobby Rafferty [15.604]; 14. 29-Joshua Divine [15.623]; 15. 18-Justin Henson [15.623]; 16. 121-Edward Farness [15.657]; 17. 05-Aaron Russell [15.664]; 18. 91-Jeff Harper [15.666]; 19. 04-Joshua Dennison [15.687]; 20. 38-Ryan Carlisi [15.689]; 21. 11-Nick Graziano [15.69]; 22. 111-Jaron Valley [15.696]; 23. 24-Kyle Vaughn [15.698]; 24. 7-Joseph Driscoll [15.699]; 25. 92-Payton Gries [15.71]; 26. 55-Joe Grabianowski [15.715]; 27. 546-Randy Axner [15.718]; 28. 6-Mitch Erickson [15.771]; 29. 21-Jim Reavis [15.772]; 30. 71-Daniel Stiffler [15.785]; 31. 26-Sean Stevens [15.79]; 32. 36-Sterling Beard [15.798]; 33. 46-Jonathan Nause [15.811]; 34. 5-Jason Metoxen [15.82]; 35. 77-Anthony Corini [15.833]; 36. 13-Matt Remick [15.839]; 37. 069-Brian Smith [15.874]; 38. 002-Clifford Bellomy [15.965]; 39. 84-Mike Watt [16.011]; 40. 22-Jaron Spencer [16.011]; 41. 14-Jaxon Steele [16.119]; 42. 78-Justin Bishop [16.173]; 43. 35-Drake Hartzell [DNQ]; 44. 76-Robert Palmer [DNQ]; 45. 4-Nicholas Adkins [DNQ]; 46. 75-Kyle Vickers [DNQ]

Heat Race 1 (8 laps, top 4 transfer) – 1. 69-Keith Hackney [1]; 2. 121-Edward Farness [4]; 3. 17-Brett Rowles [2]; 4. 26-Sean Stevens [7]; 5. 13-Matt Remick [8]; 6. 11-Nick Graziano [5]; 7. 55-Joe Grabianowski [6]; 8. 14-Jaxon Steele [9]; 9. 260-Sage Luther [3]; 10. 75-Kyle Vickers [10]

Heat Race 2 (8 laps, top 4 transfer) – 1. 021-Carl Kilgore [1]; 2. 026-Blade Kearns [2]; 3. 546-Randy Axner [6]; 4. 077-Holden English [3]; 5. 069-Brian Smith [8]; 6. 36-Sterling Beard [7]; 7. 78-Justin Bishop [9]; 8. 05-Aaron Russell [4]; 9. 111-Jaron Valley [5]

Heat Race 3 (8 laps, top 4 transfer) – 1. 8-Tyler Jackson [2]; 2. 29-Lane Phillips [1]; 3. 717-Bobby Rafferty [3]; 4. 24-Kyle Vaughn [5]; 5. 91-Jeff Harper [4]; 6. 002-Clifford Bellomy [8]; 7. 35-Drake Hartzell [9]; 8. 46-Jonathan Nause [7]; 9. 6-Mitch Erickson [6]

Heat Race 4 (8 laps, top 4 transfer) – 1. 21-Jim Reavis [6]; 2. 93-Steve Miskolczi [1]; 3. 48-Grant Parr [2]; 4. 29-Joshua Divine [3]; 5. 7-Joseph Driscoll [5]; 6. 76-Robert Palmer [9]; 7. 84-Mike Watt [8]; 8. 5-Jason Metoxen [7]; 9. 04-Joshua Dennison [4]

Heat Race 5 (8 laps, top 4 transfer) – 1. 2-Jesse Wall [1]; 2. 225-Nathan Lemons [2]; 3. 92-Payton Gries [5]; 4. 18-Justin Henson [3]; 5. 71-Daniel Stiffler [6]; 6. 4-Nicholas Adkins [9]; 7. 22-Jaron Spencer [8]; 8. 38-Ryan Carlisi [4]; 9. 77-Anthony Corini [7]

Last Chance Showdown 1 (10 laps, top 2 transfer) – 1. 4-Nicholas Adkins [5]; 2. 14-Jaxon Steele [8]; 3. 04-Joshua Dennison [12]; 4. 84-Mike Watt [7]; 5. 111-Jaron Valley [11]; 6. 11-Nick Graziano [3]; 7. 46-Jonathan Nause [9]; 8. 7-Joseph Driscoll [2]; 9. 069-Brian Smith [1]; 10. 002-Clifford Bellomy [4]; 11. 38-Ryan Carlisi [10]; 12. 75-Kyle Vickers [13]; 13. 78-Justin Bishop [6]

Last Chance Showdown 2 (10 laps, top 2 transfer) – 1. 71-Daniel Stiffler [3]; 2. 260-Sage Luther [11]; 3. 91-Jeff Harper [2]; 4. 6-Mitch Erickson [12]; 5. 05-Aaron Russell [9]; 6. 77-Anthony Corini [13]; 7. 55-Joe Grabianowski [6]; 8. 5-Jason Metoxen [10]; 9. 76-Robert Palmer [5]; 10. 13-Matt Remick [1]; 11. 22-Jaron Spencer [8]; 12. 35-Drake Hartzell [7]; 13. 36-Sterling Beard [4]