Tyler Jackson

1/27/21 – Street Stocks at Lanier National Speedway

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Chevy Performance Feature (30 Laps) – 1. 8-Tyler Jackson [2]; 2. 82-Paul Visage [3]; 3. 66-Preston Dimsdale [1]; 4. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [12]; 5. 93-Steve Miskolczi [6]; 6. 25-Nathan Lemons [13]; 7. 7-Brayden McMahan [11]; 8. 54-Larry Barber Jr. [5]; 9. 07-Mark Mitchell [14]; 10. 6-Mitch Erickson [8]; 11. 32-Hank Silver [17]; 12. 56-Tyler Schneider [21]; 13. 26-Sage Luther [10]; 14. 04-Dennis Anderson Jr. [16]; 15. 8-Jaxon Steele [22]; 16. 11-Nick Graziano [9]; 17. 84-Mike Watt [19]; 18. 18-Dakota Osborn [15]; 19. 77-Anthony Corini [4]; 20. 47-Blaze Benedict [18]; 21. 76-Robert Palmer [23]; 22. 2-Clifford Bellomy [7]; 23. 95-Brian Brunscheen [24]; 24. 22-Sterling Beard [20]

Qualifying (2 Laps) – 1. 66-Preston Dimsdale [17.159]; 2. 8-Tyler Jackson [17.172]; 3. 82-Paul Visage [17.25]; 4. 77-Anthony Corini [17.272]; 5. 6-Mitch Erickson [17.288]; 6. 93-Steve Miskolczi [17.299]; 7. 002-Clifford Bellomy [17.305]; 8. 54-Larry Barber Jr. [17.312]; 9. 11-Nick Graziano [17.373]; 10. 18-Dakota Osborn [17.384]; 11. 22-Sterling Beard [17.385]; 12. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [17.391]; 13. 26-Sage Luther [17.399]; 14. 7-Brayden McMahan [17.406]; 15. 07-Mark Mitchell [17.409]; 16. 56-Tyler Schneider [17.417]; 17. 25-Nathan Lemons [17.431]; 18. 95-Brian Brunscheen [17.448]; 19. 32-Hank Silver [17.469]; 20. 84-Mike Watt [17.485]; 21. 04-Dennis Anderson Jr. [17.511]; 22. 8-Jaxon Steele [17.522]; 23. 47-Blaze Benedict [17.588]; 24. 02-Bradley Steinruck [17.607]; 25. 76-Robert Palmer [17.903]

Heat 1 (8 Laps) (Top 4 transfer) – 1. 66-Preston Dimsdale [1]; 2. 77-Anthony Corini [2]; 3. 2-Clifford Bellomy [3]; 4. 26-Sage Luther [5]; 5. 18-Dakota Osborn [4]; 6. 32-Hank Silver [7]; 7. 56-Tyler Schneider [6]; 8. 76-Robert Palmer [9]; 9. 8-Jaxon Steele [8]

Heat 2 (8 Laps) (Top 4 transfer) – 1. 8-Tyler Jackson [1]; 2. 54-Larry Barber Jr. [3]; 3. 6-Mitch Erickson [2]; 4. 7-Brayden McMahan [5]; 5. 25-Nathan Lemons [6]; 6. 22-Sterling Beard [4]; 7. 47-Blaze Benedict [8]; 8. 84-Mike Watt [7]

Heat 3 (8 Laps) (Top 4 transfer) – 1. 82-Paul Visage [1]; 2. 93-Steve Miskolczi [2]; 3. 11-Nick Graziano [3]; 4. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [4]; 5. 07-Mark Mitchell [5]; 6. 04-Dennis Anderson Jr. [7]; 7. 95-Brian Brunscheen [6]; 8. 2-Bradley Steinruck [8]

B Main (11 Laps) (Top 12 transfer) – 1. 25-Nathan Lemons [2]; 2. 07-Mark Mitchell [3]; 3. 18-Dakota Osborn [1]; 4. 04-Dennis Anderson Jr. [6]; 5. 32-Hank Silver [4]; 6. 47-Blaze Benedict [8]; 7. 84-Mike Watt [11]; 8. 22-Sterling Beard [5]; 9. 56-Tyler Schneider [7]; 10. 8-Jaxon Steele [13]; 11. 76-Robert Palmer [10]; 12. 95-Brian Brunscheen [9]; 13. 2-Bradley Steinruck [12]

CLARK IN THE PARK: Mitchell Clark Wins First Career Street Stock League Race at Limaland

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Jackson runner-up in return, Visage posts career-best in third

Nothing like a walk in the park victory for Australian Street Stock guru Mitchell Clark. Particularly, Limaland Motorsports Park.

That’s exactly what Clark set himself up for Wednesday night, setting fast-time in Qualifying and leading every lap of his Heat Race and the 30-lap Feature for his first career Chevy Performance Street Stock League Feature win on iRacing.

Nobody seemed to have anything to challenge the Track Tech #0 on his way to Victory Lane, as Clark rode the high side for much of the race, kept his nose clean and made the good restarts count.

League regular and two-time winner in Season 2, Tyler Jackson, rejoined the roster this week after missing last week’s race over the holiday break and came back with his A-game, placing second after a tremendous battle for the runner-up spot in the final laps.

He and former League winner Lewis Clark joined third-place Paul Visage and Larry Barber Jr. with less than five laps remaining in a slide-job fest for position. Inside, then back to outside Jackson and Clark swapped spots before Visage joined in as the white flag waved. When all was said and done, Jackson was able to pull the crossover move out of Turn 4 on Lap 30 to claim second, while Visage slipped by up high to take third.

“Once you get two or three guys battling for second, that leader just runs away from us,” Jackson told announcer Rick Eshelman in the DIRTVision post-race interview. “I think if all 30 laps were green, we might’ve had something.”

Joe Grabianowski Photo

The DIRTcar eSports Chevy Performance Street Stock League action continues next Wednesday night, Jan. 13, with a second visit to the USA International Speedway for Round #7 of the Season 2 campaign. Sign up today at DIRTcar.com/eSports or watch all the action live on DIRTVision!

Chevy Performance Feature (30 Laps) – 1. 00-Mitchell Clark [1]; 2. 8-Tyler Jackson [5]; 3. 82-Paul Visage [3]; 4. 111-Lewis Clark [2]; 5. 54-Larry Barber Jr [7]; 6. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [8]; 7. 026-Sean Stevens [6]; 8. 26-Sage Luther [12]; 9. 93-Steve Miskolczi [16]; 10. 95-Brian Brunscheen [19]; 11. 56-Tyler Schneider [22]; 12. 47-Blaze Benedict [15]; 13. 04-Joshua Dennison [9]; 14. 17-Mike Arnold [20]; 15. 7-Jaxon Steele [17]; 16. 5-Zak Williams [21]; 17. 21-Justin Schroen [11]; 18. 22-Jack Brown [13]; 19. 14-Brandon Minnick [10]; 20. 23-Jason Metoxen [23]; 21. 77-Anthony Corini [18]; 22. 002-Clifford Bellomy [14]; 23. 9-Dalton Peavy [4]; 24. 63-Michael Fellows [24]

TWOFER TYLER: Jackson Goes Back-to-Back with Chevy Performance Street Stocks at Limaland

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Parr with back-to-back podiums, Jackson first two-time winner

LIMA, OH – Three races into the Chevy Performance Street Stock League as part of DIRTcar eSports Season 2 and Tyler Jackson has found himself right at home as the League’s first two-time winner.

Originally scheduled to start fifth, Jackson took off from the third spot on the grid after Chris Meyers was unable to make the call for the Feature, sliding the entire inside row up one spot. He dove into the first corner with no fear on the low side and snatched up the lead before the field even got into Turn 3. Put simply, this was the beginning of the end for his competition.

Even with the single restart early in the show, allowing those behind him another crack at a pass for the lead, Jackson held strong. Most notably, Jackson was able to avoid a lapped car that spun directly in front of him with just two laps remaining to help seal the victory.

“I was trying to figure out if I’d be better off getting a caution and having them bunch back up on me or just try and wiggle my way through some of those lapped guys,” Jackson told Street Stock League Announcer Rick Eshelman in the post-race interview on DIRTVision. “There were two-or-three really close calls of that; I jammed-up on the brakes.”

Grant Parr crossed the stripe in second after a solid run in the top-five all night. He passed for second in the latter half of the race and led a charge to Jackson’s rear bumper, but just flat-out ran out of time. After a third-place finish last week, Parr’s got the momentum he’ll be carrying into Volusia Speedway Park in one week’s time.

Round 3 of Street Stock League action hosted 30 cars; the second-highest total this season (Joe Grabianowski Photo)

“I noticed I was catching [Jackson], and was hoping maybe a lapped car would mess him up and give us a chance or a caution,” Parr said. “It didn’t happen tonight, but we had another good run.”

The DIRTcar eSports Chevy Performance Street Stock League action continues next Wednesday night, Dec. 23, with a visit to the Volusia Speedway Park. Catch all the action live on DIRTVision!

Chevy Performance Feature (30 Laps) – 1. 8-Tyler Jackson [5]; 2. 48-Grant Parr [7]; 3. 003-Thorne Zimmerman  [4]; 4. 45-Dane Loyd [1]; 5. 15-Michael Putnam [8]; 6. 880-Calvin Anderson [6]; 7. 2-Bradley Weaver [9]; 8. 66-Preston Dimsdale [15]; 9. 111-Lewis Clark [2]; 10. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [22]; 11. 26-Jack Brown [20]; 12. 04-Joshua Dennison [16]; 13. 69-Sage Luther [10]; 14. 7-Jaxon Steele [17]; 15. 47-Blaze Benedict [24]; 16. 7-Marko Mitchell [11]; 17. 29-Zak Williams [18]; 18. 78-Blake Pryor [12]; 19. 74-Garrett Updike [14]; 20. 77-Anthony Corini [21]; 21. 54-Cory McKay [19]; 22. 02-Bradley Steinruck [23]; 23. 122-Brian Dickens [13]; 24. 7-Chris Meyers [3]

12/16/20 – Street Stocks at Limaland

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Chevy Performance Feature (30 Laps) – 1. 8-Tyler Jackson [5]; 2. 48-Grant Parr [7]; 3. 003-Thorne Zimmerman  [4]; 4. 45-Dane Loyd [1]; 5. 15-Michael Putnam [8]; 6. 880-Calvin Anderson [6]; 7. 2-Bradley Weaver [9]; 8. 66-Preston Dimsdale [15]; 9. 111-Lewis Clark [2]; 10. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [22]; 11. 26-Jack Brown [20]; 12. 04-Joshua Dennison [16]; 13. 69-Sage Luther [10]; 14. 7-Jaxon Steele [17]; 15. 47-Blaze Benedict [24]; 16. 7-Marko Mitchell [11]; 17. 29-Zak Williams [18]; 18. 78-Blake Pryor [12]; 19. 74-Garrett Updike [14]; 20. 77-Anthony Corini [21]; 21. 54-Cory McKay [19]; 22. 02-Bradley Steinruck [23]; 23. 122-Brian Dickens [13]; 24. 7-Chris Meyers [3]

Qualifying (2 Laps) – 1. 45-Dane Loyd [15.436]; 2. 111-Lewis Clark [15.53]; 3. 7-Chris Meyers [15.538]; 4. 003-Thorne Zimmerman  [15.561]; 5. 8-Tyler Jackson [15.568]; 6. 880-Calvin Anderson [15.612]; 7. 69-Sage Luther [15.639]; 8. 47-Blaze Benedict [15.655]; 9. 2-Bradley Weaver [15.683]; 10. 48-Grant Parr [15.693]; 11. 54-Cory McKay [15.696]; 12. 77-Anthony Corini [15.7]; 13. 29-Zak Williams [15.701]; 14. 7-Marko Mitchell [15.705]; 15. 78-Blake Pryor [15.708]; 16. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [15.714]; 17. 15-Michael Putnam [15.723]; 18. 7-Jaxon Steele [15.729]; 19. 66-Preston Dimsdale [15.743]; 20. 04-Joshua Dennison [15.755]; 21. 42-Tom Morano [15.758]; 22. 26-Jack Brown [15.758]; 23. 122-Brian Dickens [15.776]; 24. 74-Garrett Updike [15.779]; 25. 02-Bradley Steinruck [15.78]; 26. 28-Brian Smith [15.816]; 27. 95-Brian Brunscheen [15.9]; 28. 5-Jason Rominger [15.919]; 29. 127-Mikey Wilson [16.02]

Heat 1 (10 Laps) (Top 4 transfer) – 1. 45-Dane Loyd [1]; 2. 003-Thorne Zimmerman [2]; 3. 48-Grant Parr [4]; 4. 69-Sage Luther [3]; 5. 66-Preston Dimsdale [7]; 6. 26-Jack Brown [8]; 7. 02-Bradley Steinruck [9]; 8. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [6]; 9. 5-Jason Rominger [10]; 10. 29-Zak Williams [5]

Heat 2 (10 Laps) (Top 4 transfer) – 1. 111-Lewis Clark [1]; 2. 8-Tyler Jackson [2]; 3. 15-Michael Putnam [6]; 4. 7-Marko Mitchell [5]; 5. 47-Blaze Benedict [3]; 6. 122-Brian Dickens [8]; 7. 28-Brian Smith [9]; 8. 54-Cory McKay [4]; 9. 04-Joshua Dennison [7]; 10. 127-Mikey Wilson [10]

Heat 3 (10 Laps) (Top 4 transfer) – 1. 7-Chris Meyers [1]; 2. 880-Calvin Anderson [2]; 3. 2-Bradley Weaver [3]; 4. 78-Blake Pryor [5]; 5. 7-Jaxon Steele [6]; 6. 74-Garrett Updike [8]; 7. 77-Anthony Corini [4]; 8. 95-Brian Brunscheen [9]; 9. 42-Tom Morano [7]

Last Chance Showdown 1 (14 Laps) (Top 6 transfer) – 1. 74-Garrett Updike [3]; 2. 04-Joshua Dennison [7]; 3. 29-Zak Williams [8]; 4. 26-Jack Brown [2]; 5. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [5]; 6. 47-Blaze Benedict [1]; 7. 28-Brian Smith [4]; 8. 95-Brian Brunscheen [6]; 9. 127-Mikey Wilson [9]

Last Chance Showdown 2 (14 Laps) (Top 6 transfer) – 1. 122-Brian Dickens [3]; 2. 66-Preston Dimsdale [1]; 3. 7-Jaxon Steele [2]; 4. 54-Cory McKay [6]; 5. 77-Anthony Corini [5]; 6. 02-Bradley Steinruck [4]; 7. 5-Jason Rominger [7]; 8. 42-Tom Morano [8]

MARATHON MAN: Jackson Holds Off Yost in Demanding Street Stock Feature at USA Int’l

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Relentless pressure, numerous restarts couldn’t shake Illinoisan’s concentration

LAKELAND, FL – He may have been beat by Yost & Co. last week, but Tyler Jackson was not going to be denied in week #2.

Jackson, of Rockford, IL, hung tough in Wednesday night’s Chevy Performance Street Stock League Feature, going 30 long laps around the virtual 3/4-mile of USA International Speedway. A plethora of caution flags scattered throughout the race made it seem marathon-like, but the race was completed under green in the waning seconds of the time limit.

Numerous restarts were required of Jackson to pick up the checkers, and not a single one of them was easy, as previous Feature winner Richie Yost, of Griffith, IN, was all over his rear bumper for the duration of the race.

“These restarts here with these long straightaways, they’re tough,” Jackson told League announcer Chase Raudman on the DIRTVision broadcast. “You almost have to do a bit of mirror driving here with the run they can get off the top [groove] on you.”

Despite the challenges in his rearview, Jackson found a way to keep composed, leading every lap for the $100 victory – the first of his DIRTcar eSports career.

Last week’s winner at Lanier, Richie Yost, put pressure on Jackson the entire distance but could not find a way to make a move for the lead. He gave it everything he had in the final laps and was still satisfied with a runner-up finish.

“At a big track like this, it’s easy to mess-up,” Yost noted. “At the end, I had to go for hero or zero… I had to try to do something.”

Grant Parr, a newcomer to DIRTcar eSports, brought it home in third to wrap-up a very solid League debut. Coming from seventh on the starting grid, Parr battled it out with Richie Yost’s brother Zane for much of the race and came out on top for a $50 prize check.

“On one of the restarts, I got shuffled up high and was able to make it work, came up through the field and ended up with a solid top-three,” Parr said.

The Chevy Performance Street Stock League action continues next Wednesday night, Dec. 16, from the Limaland Motorsports Park – don’t miss a moment of the action LIVE on DIRTVision! Head to DIRTcar.com/eSports to register for an event today.

ABBREVIATED RESULTS (click for full results)

Chevy Performance Feature (30 Laps) – 1. 8-Tyler Jackson [1]; 2. 29-Richie Yost [4]; 3. 48-Grant Parr [7]; 4. 03-Brandon Steele [10]; 5. 93-Zane Yost [2]; 6. 2-Jesse Wall [13]; 7. 18-Kyle Sirratt [3]; 8. 07-Chris Meyers [6]; 9. 66-Preston Dimsdale [5]; 10. 17-Mike Arnold [19]; 11. 95-Brian Brunscheen [9]; 12. 02-Bradley Steinruck [14]; 13. 77-Anthony Corini [20]; 14. 24-Tyler Fister [15]; 15. 52-Marty Czekala [18]; 16. 002-Clifford Bellomy [12]; 17. 15-Brian Walker [11]; 18. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [8]; DQ 7-Jaxon Steele [17]; DQ 127-Mikey Wilson [16]

12/9/20 – Street Stocks at USA International Speedway

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Chevy Performance Feature (30 Laps) – 1. 8-Tyler Jackson [1]; 2. 29-Richie Yost [4]; 3. 48-Grant Parr [7]; 4. 03-Brandon Steele [10]; 5. 93-Zane Yost [2]; 6. 2-Jesse Wall [13]; 7. 18-Kyle Sirratt [3]; 8. 07-Chris Meyers [6]; 9. 66-Preston Dimsdale [5]; 10. 17-Mike Arnold [19]; 11. 95-Brian Brunscheen [9]; 12. 02-Bradley Steinruck [14]; 13. 77-Anthony Corini [20]; 14. 24-Tyler Fister [15]; 15. 52-Marty Czekala [18]; 16. 002-Clifford Bellomy [12]; 17. 15-Brian Walker [11]; 18. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [8]; DQ 7-Jaxon Steele [17]; DQ 127-Mikey Wilson [16]

Qualifying (2 Laps) – 1. 8-Tyler Jackson [27.342]; 2. 66-Preston Dimsdale [27.391]; 3. 07-Chris Meyers [27.408]; 4. 48-Grant Parr [27.455]; 5. 93-Zane Yost [27.475]; 6. 18-Kyle Sirratt [27.479]; 7. 29-Richie Yost [27.492]; 8. 15-Brian Walker [27.538]; 9. 24-Tyler Fister [27.541]; 10. 03-Brandon Steele [27.609]; 11. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [27.614]; 12. 52-Marty Czekala [27.614]; 13. 2-Jesse Wall [27.681]; 14. 77-Anthony Corini [27.71]; 15. 95-Brian Brunscheen [27.74]; 16. 17-Mike Arnold [27.753]; 17. 7-Jaxon Steele [27.884]; 18. 002-Clifford Bellomy [27.891]; 19. 127-Mikey Wilson [27.961]; 20. 02-Bradley Steinruck [28.292]

Heat 1 (10 Laps) (All transfer) – 1. 8-Tyler Jackson [1]; 2. 29-Richie Yost [3]; 3. 48-Grant Parr [2]; 4. 03-Brandon Steele [4]; 5. 2-Jesse Wall [5]; 6. 127-Mikey Wilson [7]; 7. 17-Mike Arnold [6]

Heat 2 (10 Laps) (All transfer) – 1. 93-Zane Yost [2]; 2. 66-Preston Dimsdale [1]; 3. 10-Caleb Hudgeons [4]; 4. 15-Brian Walker [3]; 5. 02-Bradley Steinruck [7]; 6. 7-Jaxon Steele [6]; 7. 77-Anthony Corini [5]

Heat 3 (10 Laps) (All transfer) – 1. 18-Kyle Sirratt [2]; 2. 7-Chris Meyers [1]; 3. 95-Brian Brunscheen [5]; 4. 2-Clifford Bellomy [6]; 5. 24-Tyler Fister [3]; 6. 52-Marty Czekala [4]

FALS NEVER FAILS: Bergeron Beats Tucker and Jackson After Intense Last-Laps Battle at Fairbury

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FAIRBURY, IL – 305s, 360s or 410s. It just doesn’t matter what class he races; Alex Bergeron shows up to every Sprint Car race he enters and shows exactly why he is the two-time and defending iRacing World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series World Champion.

He was the first to become a two-time victor with the DIRTcar eSports league back in June, and now Bergeron’s done it yet again with a big win in Wednesday night’s VP Racing Fuels 305 Sprint Car Showdown at Fairbury Speedway.

Taking the lead from Tyler Jackson in the final laps after a race-long battle with he and Kendal Tucker, Bergeron showed the DIRTVision presented by Drydene audience just how exciting and competitive the DIRTcar eSports league is every week.

“Qualified first, won the Heat Race and won the Feature, so I can’t ask for more,” Bergeron told announcer Chase Raudman in the DIRTVision post-race interview.

Bergeron may have won the war, but he initially did not win the battle of the opening stages, despite leading the first lap.

Jumping to the early race lead was DIRTcar Street Stock guru Tyler Jackson, who had a very impressive run inside the podium throughout the race, mixing it up with the iRacing Pro-license drivers while trying to become the very first non-Pro driver to win a DIRTcar eSports event.

Through the first three quarters of the race, it looked as though Jackson was going to break through and accomplish the feat, leading laps 2-27 of the 30-lap contest.

Bergeron was running third with four laps to go after chasing fellow iRacing Pro Kendal Tucker and leader Jackson for most of the race in traffic. With the race going caution-free, lapped traffic played a big role in the outcome, as a slower car was thrown right in the middle of the leaders’ race with just three circuits remaining.

The top-three of Bergeron (12), Tucker (10) and Jackson (1a) battle for position in lapped traffic. (Joe Grabianowski Photo)

Going down the backstretch with just five laps remaining, Jackson had committed to the low side of a lapped car heading into Turn 3 while Tucker went to his outside. The slower car bobbled and made contact with Tucker, sending both into the outside wall and opening the door for Bergeron to slip right through the middle for second.

“The lap car was there, Tucker went to the outside, I took the middle and just sent it in there. [Tucker] got shoved out, so I took the spot. I ran the top and just tried to be as fast as possible and get around Tyler [Jackson], and that’s what I did,” Bergeron said of the pass for second.

With Tucker behind him, Bergeron made a beeline for Jackson’s spot out front. Using that high side momentum, the Team ABR-pilot took advantage of another slower car right in Jackson’s middle groove just two laps later and took the lead away as they crossed the line with two-to-go.

Jackson and Tucker came together on the white-flag lap, allowing Tucker to scoot by for second and moving Jackson back to third. Back out front, it was all Bergeron, who crossed the line first on Lap 30 to pick up the $300 victory and the $25 bonus from VP Racing Fuels.

After the checkered, Bergeron commended Jackson and his skills, running out front with he and Tucker as a non-iRacing Pro.

“He was pretty good. I didn’t know who he was, but he was pretty good, for sure. I’m glad that he was able to get up here; it was a fun race,” Bergeron said of Jackson.

Back in second, behind Bergeron for what is now the third time in his DIRTcar eSports career, and fifth runner-up finish overall, Tucker felt the bad luck falling on him again Wednesday night.

Jackson (1a) battling with Bergeron (12) for position early in the race. (Joe Grabianowski Photo)

“Honestly, just another Kendal Tucker-type of run,” Tucker said after the race. “Always up front, and something just always happens. I was able to catch back up to Tyler [Jackson] right there with about four-to-go, and I was going to make a move on him… I guess the dude who was apologizing was the lapper who slid all the way up the front stretch and pretty much ended all hope for me in winning that race.”

As for the Street Stock prodigy and his impressive run up front, Jackson was just thrilled to even be up front with such great competition, especially in a car class he very rarely is seen in.

“I’m pretty excited to run that well, but it sucks leading all those laps and losing,” Jackson said. “But, [Bergeron and Tucker] are pros for a reason. I don’t really even drive the Sprint Cars much, I just drive Street Stocks and Late Models.”

UP NEXT

The DIRTcar eSports league action continues in just two weeks’ time – DIRTcar Pro Late Models tackle the Limaland Motorsports Park on Sept. 9. Fixed setups, $20 registration fee with $300 going to the winner. $200 for second, $100 for third and contingencies for all qualifying events available.

Catch all the action LIVE on DIRTVision presented by Drydene!

FEATURE FINISH
1. 12-Alex Bergeron (1) [$300]; 2. 10-Kendal Tucker (3) [$200]; 3. 8-Tyler Jackson (2) [$100]; 4. 17-Bruce Jones (6) [$75]; 5. 46-Jonathan Nause (5) [$50]; 6. 99-Jayton Parrish (11) [$45]; 7. 069-Brian Smith (7) [$40]; 8. 11-Sterling Beard (13) [$35]; 9. 55-Joe Grabianowski (8) [$30]; 10. 917-Phillip Young (10) [$25]; 11. 126-Jeffrey Eddy (9) [$20]; 12. 113-Danny Chandler (12) [$20]; 13. 7-Brent Shearer (4) [$20]; 14. 13-Matthew Windhausen (14) [$20]