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More than 100 of the world’s best drivers are ready to battle for the most coveted victory in the sport
The time has come. NOS Energy Drink Knoxville Nationals presented by Casey’s week is here.
More than 100 of the world’s best Sprint Car drivers are making their way to a small town in Iowa, and more than 20,000 fans are following them to fill Knoxville Raceway.
A sea of campers will spread across town. Race car haulers will populate grocery store parking lots. T-shirt trailers will line Lincoln St. It’s the most wonderful time of the year.
The 64th running of “The Granddaddy of ‘Em All” is ready to showcase four nights (Aug. 6-9) of elite Sprint Car racing. Split-field prelims on Wednesday, Aug. 6, and Thursday, Aug. 7, will line up the first eight rows for the finale. Hard Knox Night on Friday, Aug. 8, offers a clean slate for those who had troubles during the prelims and will send four more to the main event. Saturday begins with the alphabet soup of mains to decide the last four cars to make the show. Then, all that’s left is the 50-lap finale for $195,000 and Sprint Car immortality.
NOS Energy Drink is igniting the fun for fans by powering a Kickoff Party in downtown Knoxville on Tuesday, Aug. 5, beginning at 6 p.m.
It’s the biggest stage in Sprint Car racing, and it’s here. History will be made. It’s time for the Knoxville Nationals.
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Let’s look at the week’s top storylines:
ONE WIN FROM ROYALTY: Many of Steve Kinser’s records are viewed as untouchable and with good reason, but one of “The King’s” most coveted marks is very much within reach this week.
Kinser won the sport’s most prestigious event a record 12 times during his illustrious career. At the time when he made it a dozen in 2002, no other competitor had more than five. The record looked out of reach. But just a little more than two decades later, Donny Schatz is knocking on the door.
After four runner-ups, the Fargo, ND driver finally broke through with his first Knoxville Nationals title in 2006. And once the door fell, Schatz refused to leave the room. He won the next three before finishing runner-up in 2010. Then, he proceeded to win five in a row with Tony Stewart/Curb-Agajanian Racing, equaling Kinser for the most consecutive triumphs.
Schatz collected two more in 2017 and 2022 to bring his total to 11. He was third in 2023 before slipping to 13th last year. Even with the recent dip in performance, it should come as no surprise if the 10-time World of Outlaws champion is in the hunt to tie Kinser’s record on Saturday.
THREE-PEAT: Schatz isn’t the only driver with a chance to make history this week.
Kyle Larson has his own opportunity standing ahead. The last two runnings have belonged to the Elk Grove, CA native as he led all 50 laps of the finale in 2023 and 2024. Only two men can say they’ve won the sport’s most prestigious race at least three times in a row, and it’s a pair of legends in Steve Kinser and Donny Schatz. Both are tied for the record with the longest streak, with five straight. Kinser was undefeated from 1991 through 1995, while Schatz proved unstoppable from 2011 through 2015.
There’s no reason to think “Yung Money” won’t be in contention aboard the Silva Motorsports No. 57 when the laps are fading on Saturday night. The only time he’s missed the podium at Knoxville in his last seven tries is when engine troubles while leading dealt him a DNF. He’s won nine of his last 19 races at the iconic half mile.
BACK FOR MORE: Schatz and Larson will be joined by four more former champions aiming to return to the sport’s pinnacle.
Sammy Swindell won the 1983 running, and the Germantown, TN legend is set for his 49th attempt at “The Granddaddy of ‘Em All” this week. “Slammin’ Sammy” may only have the one victory, but he’s been on the podium seven more times, including three runner-ups.
Tim Shaffer topped a wild 50th running in 2010 when he bested Donny Schatz in the closing laps. The “Steel City Outlaw” will be aboard the Michael Dutcher Motorsports No. 17GP for the 64th edition.
Brad Sweet took the Kasey Kahne Racing No. 49 to Knoxville Nationals glory in 2018. The Grass Valley, CA native has been in the top 10 in eight of his dozen Feature starts at the sport’s biggest race.
David Gravel got his first Knoxville Nationals title a year after Sweet. The defending World of Outlaws champion was piloting the Jason Johnson Racing No. 41 in 2019. He’s been a runner-up twice since then, finishing second in back-to-back years (2022 and 2023) with his current Big Game Motorsports team.
A NEW CHAMPION?: While there are several returning champions aiming to add to their legacy, the entry list also features a stout group of competitors hoping to immortalize their name as a Knoxville Nationals winner.
Carson Macedo is among the favorites looking to secure their first triumph at “The Granddaddy of ‘Em All.” Jason Johnson’s Victory Lane words from his epic 2016 title still echo through the Marion County Fairground, and Macedo would love to get the “Ragin’ Cajun’s” team back to those hallowed grounds. The Lemoore, CA native has won four times at Knoxville with the JJR crew, including a Knoxville Nationals prelim in 2023. His best finish in the finale is fourth last year.
Fellow Californian Rico Abreu has been one of the best Sprint Car drivers in the country this year. Five of his 13 wins have come at “The Sprint Car Capital of the World,” including one with the World of Outlaws in April. He’s fresh off winning the Knoxville 360 Nationals with the American Sprint Car Series (ASCS). Abreu’s best outing in the sport’s most prestigious event was seventh in 2023.
Brian Brown will continue to chase what’s been an elusive Knoxville Nationals victory. “Blackjack” finished second in three consecutive years from 2012 through 2014. The Higginsville, MO resident is Knoxville’s second winningest driver ever with 69 Feature wins to his credit.
Logan Schuchart has come close to making the right turn into Knoxville Nationals Victory Lane multiple times in the past. The Hanover, PA native drove from 22nd to second in 2019 and 17th to third in 2022. Among Schuchart’s three Knoxville triumphs is a 2022 Knoxville Nationals prelim.
Michael “Buddy” Kofoid has never won at Knoxville, but his season to date says he absolutely cannot be counted out. He’s won nine total races, including a pair of six-figure scores at Huset’s Speedway. The Roth Motorsports team has raked in north of $600,000 this season, adding $25,000 at the Ironman 55 this past weekend. The 23-year-old’s best Knoxville finish is a 2023 runner-up with the All Star Circuit of Champions (ASCoC).
Ryan Timms can’t be overlooked, considering the success he’s had at Knoxville this year with the Liebig Motorsports team. They’ve won five times, including four in 410 competition. Scott Bogucki wheeled the Liebig No. 10 to an eighth-place finish last year in the event.
Anthony Macri notched the first piece of Sprint Car racing’s Triple Crown when he was crowned at Eldora Speedway’s Kings Royal last month, and Knoxville presents the second leg with October’s J&S Classics National Open at Williams Grove Speedway being the final. Only two men – Doug Wolfgang (1985) and Donny Schatz (2007) – have ever won all three in the same year. The Dillsburg, PA native has five Knoxville top-five finishes on the résumé.
He may be on the path to NASCAR stardom now, but Corey Day still budgets plenty of time for Sprint Cars, and he’ll be chasing a Knoxville Nationals title with Jason Meyers Racing. The Clovis, CA phenom drove from 11th to third last year in “The Granddaddy of ‘Em All.” Two of Day’s three career World of Outlaws victories have come at Knoxville.
SAME FACES, NEW PLACES: In recent weeks, an early start to Sprint Car silly season and injuries have moved some prominent names in the sport to new seats ahead of Knoxville.
Plenty of eyes will be on Giovanni Scelzi as he goes for his first Knoxville Nationals title. He finished second last year with KCP Racing but recently parted ways with the Iowa-based team and will be filling in for the injured Tyler Courtney aboard the Clauson Marshall Racing No. 7BC. Scelzi is an eight-time Knoxville Feature winner, including the 2021 360 Nationals.
Scelzi’s departure opened the KCP ride, which was quickly filled by Franklin, IN’s Emerson Axsom as the team still intends to complete the 2025 World of Outlaws campaign. Axsom was last year’s Knoxville Nationals JETCO Rookie of the Year, and he’s won twice locally at the 1/2 mile.
Aaron Reutzel was sidelined due to a foot injury after an incident at Eldora last month, and Aromas, CA’s Justin Sanders got the call to fill in aboard the Ridge & Sons Racing No. 87. He’s won a dozen races out on the west coast so far this year. Sanders made the Knoxville Nationals Feature in 2022, driving for Swindell Speedlab.
IOWA’S TIME: It’s hard to believe, but through 63 runnings, no driver from the state of Iowa has ever won the Knoxville Nationals. Could this finally be the year?
There’s one driver that stands out as a favorite in that effort, and his name is Austin McCarl. The Altoona, IA native is a three-time 410 track champion, including the last two titles with the Country Builders Racing team. “The Big Unit” earned the Knoxville Nationals pole in 2022 and led a lap. Overall, he’s won at Knoxville on 11 occasions.
McCarl may be the favorite, but he’ll be joined by many more Hawkeyes looking to make history. There are currently 15 Iowa natives pre-entered. Also among them is Austin’s father Terry, who has made 22 Feature starts in the finale, highlighted by a 2007 podium. He also led laps in 2004 before finishing fifth.
THE ROOKIES: Every year is another opportunity to win the Knoxville Nationals, but an honor every single competitor only has one shot at is the JETCO Rookie of the Year. Currently, 15 drivers have pre-entered to battle to cement their name as the top rookie in 2025.
Among them is World of Outlaws rookie Conner Morrell, as the Bradenton, FL native is set for his first attempt at “The Granddaddy of ‘Em All” driving for Bill Rose Racing.
Locust Grove, OK’s Daison Pursley will be among the favorites for Rookie of the Year aboard the Buch Motorsports No. 13. He’s won at Knoxville before without wings, topping a USAC race last year.
Ashton Torgerson will be making not only his Knoxville Nationals debut, but also his Knoxville Raceway debut. He’ll pilot the Shark Racing No. 1A, which Jacob Allen took to a popular prelim win in 2022.
This trio will be competing with several others for Rookie of the Year honors, including Hank Davis (Sand Springs, OK), Thomas Meseraull (San Jose, CA), Matt VanderVere (Burlington, WI), and more.
HANDING OUT HARDWARE: The Rookie of the Year is just one of several special awards that will be presented during the biggest week in Sprint Car racing.
The Beaver Drill & Tool/MPV Logistics Jesse Hockett Mr. Sprint Car awards the three drivers that best performed during the 360 Nationals, Capitani Classic, Front Row Challenge, and Knoxville Nationals.
The DGRD Best Appearing Car Award encourages creativity and plenty of special paint schemes that wow and have fans dropping dollars on new shirts. KCP Racing took the honors in 2024.
Another popular contest is the Avanti Windows and Doors Best Appearing Crew Award, as many teams come geared up with special uniforms for the week.
The Best Appearing Helmet Award returns in 2025 thanks to Think-n-Ink. Drivers are encouraged to bring a unique lid showcasing the talents of their helmet designers, with some cash up for grabs.
THIS WEEKEND AT A GLANCE
WHEN AND WHERE
Wednesday-Saturday, August 6-9 at Knoxville Raceway in Knoxville, IA
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CURRENT CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS (46/77 Races):
1. David Gravel – Big Game Motorsports No. 2 (6288 PTS)
2. Michael Kofoid – Roth Motorsports No. 83 (-172 PTS)
3. Carson Macedo – Jason Johnson Racing No. 41 (-236 PTS)
4. Logan Schuchart – Shark Racing No. 1S (-344 PTS)
5. Sheldon Haudenschild – Stenhouse Jr.-Marshall Racing No. 17 (-416 PTS)
6. Donny Schatz – Tony Stewart/Curb Agajanian Racing No. 15 (-506 PTS)
7. Bill Balog – B2 Motorsports No. 17B (-772 PTS)
8. Chris Windom – Sides Motorsports No. 7S (-830 PTS)
9. Garet Williamson – Fischer Motorsports No. 23 (-832 PTS)
10. Cole Macedo – TwoC Racing No. 2C (-1004 PTS)
NOS ENERGY DRINK FEATURE WINNERS (13 Drivers):
11 Wins – David Gravel
8 Wins – Michael Kofoid
7 Wins – Carson Macedo
4 Wins – Kyle Larson
3 Wins – Rico Abreu, Anthony Macri
2 Wins – Logan Schuchart, Sheldon Haudenschild, Bill Balog
1 Win – Christopher Bell, Giovanni Scelzi, Brad Sweet, Corey Day
FEATURE LAPS LED (24 Drivers):
257 Laps – David Gravel
245 Laps – Michael Kofoid
212 Laps – Carson Macedo
105 Laps – Sheldon Haudenschild
98 Laps – Kyle Larson
96 Laps – Bill Balog
93 Laps – Anthony Macri
91 Laps – Logan Schuchart
82 Laps – Rico Abreu
62 Laps – Giovanni Scelzi
23 Laps – Kerry Madsen
17 Laps – Emerson Axsom, Brad Sweet, Corey Day
16 Laps – Cole Macedo
15 Laps – Spencer Bayston
14 Laps – Dylan Westbrook
12 Laps – Conner Morrell
11 Laps – Jordan Thomas
9 Laps – Sam Hafertepe Jr.
8 Laps – Christopher Bell, Aaron Reutzel
1 Lap – Donny Schatz, Garet Williamson
SIMPSON PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS QUICKTIME AWARDS (21 Drivers):
14 Quick Times – David Gravel
5 Quick Times – Rico Abreu
3 Quick Times – Carson Macedo
2 Quick Times – Logan Schuchart, Sheldon Haudenschild, Giovanni Scelzi, Garet Williamson
1 Quick Time – Emerson Axsom, Kyle Larson, Danny Sams III, Anthony Macri, Aaron Reutzel, Michael Kofoid, Chase Dietz, Donny Schatz, Zach Hampton, Tyler Courtney, Austin McCarl, Kerry Madsen, Bill Balog, Lance Dewease
HEAT RACE WINNERS (42 Drivers):
27 Heat Wins – David Gravel
21 Heat Wins – Carson Macedo
14 Heat Wins – Bill Balog
12 Heat Wins – Sheldon Haudenschild
11 Heat Wins – Logan Schuchart
10 Heat Wins – Michael Kofoid
8 Heat Wins – Giovanni Scelzi
7 Heat Wins – Kyle Larson
6 Heat Wins – Chris Windom
5 Heat Wins – Anthony Macri
4 Heat Wins – Christopher Bell, Tyler Courtney, Conner Morrell, Rico Abreu
3 Heat Wins – Garet Williamson, Brad Sweet, Brian Brown, Emerson Axsom, Danny Dietrich, Skylar Gee
2 Heat Wins – Jacob Allen, Austin McCarl, Ryan Timms, Hunter Schuerenberg, Christopher Thram, Zach Hampton, Ashton Torgerson
1 Heat Win – Bryce Lucius, Sam Hafertepe Jr., Donny Schatz, Aaron Reutzel, Tanner Thorson, Chase Dietz, Justin Whittall, Danny Sams III, Jy Corbet, Tim Kaeding, Andy Pake, Kasey Jedrzejek, Lance Dewease, Freddie Rahmer, Ryan Turner
TOYOTA DASH APPEARANCES (60 Drivers):
37 Dashes – David Gravel
28 Dashes – Carson Macedo
22 Dashes – Logan Schuchart, Sheldon Haudenschild
19 Dashes – Michael Kofoid
16 Dashes – Giovanni Scelzi, Bill Balog
8 Dashes – Chris Windom
7 Dashes – Emerson Axsom, Kyle Larson, Anthony Macri
6 Dashes – Rico Abreu, Cole Macedo, Donny Schatz
5 Dashes – Brian Brown, Garet Williamson, Tyler Courtney, Aaron Reutzel, Hunter Schuerenberg, Zach Hampton
4 Dashes – Conner Morrell, Brad Sweet, Skylar Gee
3 Dashes – Christopher Bell, Danny Dietrich, Danny Sams III, Austin McCarl, Ryan Timms, Parker Price-Miller, Ashton Torgerson
2 Dashes – Jacob Allen, Sam Hafertepe Jr., Christopher Thram, Kelby Watt, Tanner Thorson, Kerry Madsen, Chase Dietz, Spencer Bayston
1 Dash – Justin Peck, Bryce Lucius, Carson McCarl, Brady Bacon, Lucas Wolfe, Justin Whittall, Jordan Thomas, Jonathan Preston, Dylan Westbrook, Cory Turner, Cole Duncan, Tim Kaeding, Justin Henderson, Scotty Thiel, Corey Day, Zane DeVault, Brent Marks, Freddie Rahmer, Ryan Smith, Lance Dewease, Ryan Turner, Cory Eliason
MICRO-LITE LAST CHANCE SHOWDOWN WINS (28 Drivers):
3 LCS Wins – Giovanni Scelzi, Garet Williamson, Ashton Torgerson, Cole Macedo
2 LCS Wins – Donny Schatz, Christopher Thram, Ryan Timms, Bill Balog, Skylar Gee
1 LCS Win – Chris Martin, Anthony Macri, Bryce Lucius, Conner Morrell, Blake Hahn, J.J. Hickle, Zach Hampton, Emerson Axsom, Matt Campbell, Joe Trenca, Darin Naida, Mark Dobmeier, Tim Kaeding, Hunter Schuerenberg, Chris Windom, Sheldon Haudenschild, Brad Sweet, Brady Bacon, Landon Crawley, James McFadden, Logan Schuchart, Alex Therrien
KSE HARD CHARGER AWARDS (25 Drivers):
5 Hard Chargers – Donny Schatz
4 Hard Chargers – Logan Schuchart
3 Hard Chargers – Ryan Timms, Chris Windom, Garet Williamson, Cole Macedo, Sheldon Haudenschild
2 Hard Chargers – Skylar Gee, Bill Balog, Michael Kofoid, Tanner Thorson
1 Hard Charger – Zach Hampton, Hunter Schuerenberg, Lance Dewease, Dylan Westbrook, Kalib Henry, Cap Henry, Jade Hastings, Carson Macedo, Rico Abreu, Anthony Macri, Giovanni Scelzi, David Gravel, Danny Varin, Landon Crawley
PODIUM FINISHES (32 Drivers):
25 Podiums – David Gravel
20 Podiums – Michael Kofoid
17 Podiums – Carson Macedo
10 Podiums – Kyle Larson
9 Podiums – Sheldon Haudenschild
8 Podiums – Logan Schuchart
6 Podiums – Donny Schatz
5 Podiums – Rico Abreu, Anthony Macri, Bill Balog
3 Podiums – Giovanni Scelzi
2 Podiums – Christopher Bell, Sam Hafertepe Jr., Tyler Courtney, Kerry Madsen
1 Podium – Aaron Reutzel, Jacob Allen, Emerson Axsom, Brady Bacon, Cole Macedo, Chase Dietz, Danny Dietrich, Conner Morrell, Dylan Westbrook, Skylar Gee, Chris Windom, Cole Duncan, Brad Sweet, Corey Day, Spencer Bayston, Garet Williamson, Tanner Thorson
TOP 10 FINISHES (57 Drivers):
45 Top 10s – David Gravel
39 Top 10s – Michael Kofoid
34 Top 10s – Carson Macedo
33 Top 10s – Logan Schuchart
29 Top 10s – Sheldon Haudenschild
27 Top 10s – Giovanni Scelzi
26 Top 10s – Donny Schatz
22 Top 10s – Bill Balog
17 Top 10s – Chris Windom
15 Top 10s – Garet Williamson
12 Top 10s – Anthony Macri
11 Top 10s – Brad Sweet, Kyle Larson, Cole Macedo
10 Top 10s – Tyler Courtney, Hunter Schuerenberg, Emerson Axsom
9 Top 10s – Rico Abreu
6 Top 10s – Ryan Timms, Zach Hampton
5 Top 10s – Aaron Reutzel, Skylar Gee, Kerry Madsen, Tanner Thorson
3 Top 10s – Justin Peck, Parker Price-Miller, Conner Morrell, Austin McCarl, Spencer Bayston, Brady Bacon, Danny Dietrich, Ashton Torgerson
2 Top 10s – Christopher Bell, Jacob Allen, Sam Hafertepe Jr., Corey Day, Tim Kaeding, Brian Brown, Freddie Rahmer, Troy Wagaman Jr.
1 Top 10 – Danny Sams III, Chase Dietz, Justin Whittall, Jordan Thomas, Dylan Westbrook, Jordan Poirier, Kalib Henry, Cole Duncan, Kelby Watt, Tanner Holmes, Ryan Smith, Brent Marks, Ryan Turner, Zach Sobotka, Danny Varin, Cory Eliason, Landon Crawley
2025 WORLD OF OUTLAWS SPRINT CAR WINNERS:
No. / Day, Date / Track / Location / Winner (Total Wins)
1. Wed, Feb 7 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / Carson Macedo (1)
2. Thurs, Feb 8 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / Christopher Bell (1)
3. Fri, Feb 9 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / Kyle Larson (1)
4. Sat, Feb 10 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / Kyle Larson (2)
5. Sun, March 2 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / David Gravel (1)
6. Mon, March 3 / Volusia Speedway Park / Barberville, FL / David Gravel (2)
7. Fri, March 7 / Talladega Short Track / Eastaboga, AL / Bill Balog (1)
8. Sat, March 8 / Magnolia Motor Speedway / Columbus, MS / David Gravel (3)
9. Fri, March 14 / Kennedale Speedway Park / Kennedale, TX / Giovanni Scelzi (1)
10. Sat, March 15 / Kennedale Speedway Park / Kennedale, TX / Michael Kofoid (1)
11. Fri, March 21 / Cotton Bowl Speedway / Paige, TX / David Gravel (4)
12. Sat, March 22 / Cotton Bowl Speedway / Paige, TX / David Gravel (5)
13. Fri, March 28 / Lawton Speedway / Lawton, OK / Michael Kofoid (2)
14. Fri, April 11 / I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park / Pevely, MO / Carson Macedo (2)
15. Sat, April 12 / I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park / Pevely, MO / Logan Schuchart (1)
16. Sat, April 19 / Knoxville Raceway / Knoxville, IA / Rico Abreu (1)
17. Fri, April 25 / Jacksonville Speedway / Jacksonville, IL / Kyle Larson (3)
18. Sat, April 26 / Tri-State Speedway / Haubstadt, IN / Sheldon Haudenschild (1)
19. Fri, May 2 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / David Gravel (6)
20. Wed, May 7 / Lincoln Speedway / Abbottstown, PA / Michael Kofoid (3)
21. Sat, May 10 / Williams Grove Speedway / Mechanicsburg, PA / Anthony Macri (1)
22. Wed, May 14 / Ohsweken Speedway / Ohsweken, ON / David Gravel (7)
23. Thurs, May 15 / Ohsweken Speedway / Ohsweken, ON / David Gravel (8)
24. Sat, May 24 / Attica Raceway Park / Attica, OH / Logan Schuchart (2)
25. Mon, May 26 / Atomic Speedway / Chillicothe, OH / Carson Macedo (3)
26. Fri, May 30 / River Cities Speedway / Grand Forks, ND / Michael Kofoid (4)
27. Sat, May 31 / Red River Valley Speedway / West Fargo, ND / Sheldon Haudenschild (2)
28. Wed, June 4 / Jackson Motorplex / Jackson, MN / Carson Macedo (4)
29. Fri, June 6 / Plymouth Dirt Track / Plymouth, WI / Rico Abreu (2)
30. Sat, June 7 / Beaver Dam Raceway / Beaver Dam, WI / Brad Sweet (1)
31. Fri, June 13 / Knoxville Raceway / Knoxville, IA / David Gravel (9)
32. Sat, June 14 / Knoxville Raceway / Knoxville, IA / Corey Day (1)
33. Wed, June 18 / Huset’s Speedway / Brandon, SD / Kyle Larson (4)
34. Thurs, June 19 / Huset’s Speedway / Brandon, SD / Michael Kofoid (5)
35. Fri, June 20 / Huset’s Speedway / Brandon, SD / Bill Balog (2)
36. Sat, June 21 / Huset’s Speedway / Brandon, SD / Michael Kofoid (6)
37. Fri, June 27 / Cedar Lake Speedway / New Richmond, WI / David Gravel (10)
38. Sat, June 28 / Cedar Lake Speedway / New Richmond, WI / Carson Macedo (5)
39. Sat, July 12 / Wilmot Raceway / Wilmot, WI / Michael Kofoid (7)
40. Tues, July 15 / Attica Raceway Park / Attica, OH / Carson Macedo (6)
41. Fri, July 18 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / Rico Abreu (3)
42. Sat, July 19 / Eldora Speedway / Rossburg, OH / Anthony Macri (2)
43. Wed, July 23 / BAPS Motor Speedway / York Haven, PA / Anthony Macri (3)
44. Sun, July 27 / Weedsport Speedway / Weedsport, NY / David Gravel (11)
45. Fri, Aug 1 / I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park / Pevely, MO / Carson Macedo (7)
46. Sat, Aug 2 / I-55 Federated Auto Parts Raceway Park / Pevely, MO / Michael Kofoid (8)
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