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Hollywood Shines! Johnny Herrera Triumphs at the Brownfield Classic

ELMA, Wash. (July 4, 2015) Johnny Herrera lived up to his nickname on Saturday night as on track fireworks were plenty. With the MAVTV cameras rolling at Grays Harbor Raceway, the man known as “Hollywood” picked up his first Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network victory of the 2015 season.

Last topping the Lucas Oil ASCS at the Hockett/McMillin Memorial on September 28, 2013 at the Lucas Oil Speedway, Herrera snapped a 66 race steak without a National Tour win, coming from fifth to win the inaugural Fred Brownfield Classic presented by Little Creek Casino.

Working to second on Lap 5, Herrera commented on the start of the feature, “When we started the race, it’s a deal where as a driver you never quite know where to go. The top was a lot further around in turns three and four so I tired running the bottom at the beginning and it wasn’t working, so I thought heck, let’s go to the top and try that and it actually played out and worked well for us. That’s where the fast part of the racetrack was there at the end.”

Working a great battle with J.J. Hickle to get the top spot, Herrera’s pass came at the line on the seventh round. Not able to gain much breathing room, the top-five was a tight battle from the start.

Finding traffic by Lap 10, pressure began to mount as Hickle was chased by Jason Solwold and Jared Peterson with Seth Bergman and Wayne Johnson closing in fast.

Dicing through traffic, the race was anyone’s to win as the leaders picked lapped cars at either end of the Grays Harbor Raceway. Putting a trio of lappers between himself and second place, the caution flew as the field worked on Lap 26 for Steve Reeves.

Reverting back to the last fully completed lap, Herrera pulled away as the race for the podium took everyone’s attention. Restarting fifth, Oklahoma’s Wayne Johnson worked two-for-one through the first two turns. Sticking low on the lead pack, the City Vending No. 77x was not done there, tearing through turns three and four with a five-car slide among lapped cars to take the runner-up spot.

“I just got frustrated. I felt like we got raced dirty there a couple times and figured, if they can do it, we can do it. I just threw the wing back and said the hell with them,” commented Johnson on his final run to second. “You know, overall the racetrack was just beautiful. “Slim” did an awesome job. This thing had way more grip that it did last night with this sun and wind. He did a remarkable job to have two and three lanes…but I just started playing with that middle line and for some reason, I can always get my car to rotate through there and stick. Just need a little more drive on exit.”

Bouncing around the top-five the entire race, Jason Solwold put the Mike Anderson No. 18 on the final podium step, his lowest finish with the National Tour in the series five races across Washington, “We just changed some gear and maybe changed it a little too much so we weren’t quite as good as last night, but we’ll take third. We had a good week so we’ll hold our head high. Some days are good, some days are not so good. Today was mediocre.”

Utilizing the final restart to charge from seventh, Colton Heath crossed fourth after starting 15th. J.J. Hickle ended up fifth after restarting second on Lap 25.

Jared Peterson was sixth with Seth Bergman slipping to seventh in the closing laps. The cause of the caution on the opening lap, Aaron Reutzel was a house of fire coming through the field from 23rd to eighth with Travis Jacobson and Henry Van Dam completing the top-ten.

With 32 drivers making the trip for night two of the Fred Brownfield Classic, four Heat Races went to Blake Hahn, Henry Van Dam, Eric Fisher, and Travis Jacobson. The night’s B-Feature was won by Reece Goetz. A promoter’s provisional was given to Jay Cole.

The Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network works next to the state of Montana with the Electric City Speedway on July 17 and Billings Motorsports Park on July 18.

For continued updates on the American Sprint Car Series, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour
Fred Brownfield Classic - Night 2
Grays Harbor Raceway - Elma, Wash.
Friday, July 4, 2015

Car Count: 32

Heat Races: 8 Laps, taking the winner plus the next the next 8 highest in passing points to the A-Feature.

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 52-Blake Hahn[1]; 2. 7N-Jared Peterson[4]; 3. 33X-Colton Heath[5]; 4. 5R-Steve Reeves[2]; 5. 3G-Garrett Johnson[6]; 6. (DNF) 17-Cameron (Cam) Smith[7]; 7. (DNF) 24-Tyler Anderson[3]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 33V-Henry Vandam[2]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman[3]; 3. 95-Matt Covington[6]; 4. 92-Jordan Weaver[1]; 5. 22B-Brock Lemley[4]; 6. 14K-Kyle Bellm[7]; 7. 0J-Jay Cole[5]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 59-Eric Fisher[4]; 2. 3-J.J. Hickle[5]; 3. 91-Chase Goetz[7]; 4. 9-Dan Dunlap[2]; 5. 62-Lawrance Kirkham[3]; 6. 22C-Trevor Cook[1]; 7. 94-Robbie Price[6]

Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 44H-Travis Jacobson[2]; 2. 33-Dustin Morgan[4]; 3. 50-Evan Margeson[3]; 4. 9R-Reece Goetz[5]; 5. 15-Jeff Dunlap[1]; 6. 97R-Jason Reed[6]; 7. 9A-Luke Didiuk[7]

B-Feature(s): 12 laps, taking the top 6 to the tail of the A-Feature.

B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 9R-Reece Goetz[1]; 2. 14K-Kyle Bellm[8]; 3. 22B-Brock Lemley[6]; 4. 3G-Garrett Johnson[2]; 5. 92-Jordan Weaver[5]; 6. 5R-Steve Reeves[3]; 7. 0J-Jay Cole[15]; 8. 97R-Jason Reed[11]; 9. 9A-Luke Didiuk[12]; 10. 9-Dan Dunlap[4]; 11. 15-Jeff Dunlap[10]; 12. 94-Robbie Price[14]; 13. (DNF) 22C-Trevor Cook[13]; 14. (DNF) 62-Lawrance Kirkham[9]; 15. (DNF) 17-Cameron (Cam) Smith[7]; 16. (DNF) 24-Tyler Anderson[16]

A-Feature: 30 Laps (Friday Lock-ins: Jason Solwold, Johnny Herrera, Aaron Reutzel, and Wayne Johnson)

A Feature 1 (30 Laps): 1. 45X-Johnny Herrera[5]; 2. 77X-Wayne Johnson[7]; 3. 18-Jason Solwold[3]; 4. 33X-Colton Heath[15]; 5. 3-J.J. Hickle[2]; 6. 7N-Jared Peterson[10]; 7. 23-Seth Bergman[14]; 8. 87-Aaron Reutzel[6]; 9. 44H-Travis Jacobson[9]; 10. 33V-Henry Vandam[8]; 11. 33-Dustin Morgan[11]; 12. 14K-Kyle Bellm[18]; 13. 59-Eric Fisher[1]; 14. 50-Evan Margeson[16]; 15. 92-Jordan Weaver[21]; 16. 95-Matt Covington[12]; 17. 9R-Reece Goetz[17]; 18. 52-Blake Hahn[13]; 19. 0J-Jay Cole[23]; 20. 91-Chase Goetz[4]; 21. 5R-Steve Reeves[22]; 22. 3G-Garrett Johnson[20]; 23. (DNF) 22B-Brock Lemley[19]

Lap Leader(s): Eric Fisher 1-3; J.J. Hickle 4-6; Johnny Herrera 7-30
KSE Hard Charger: Colton Heath +11
FSR High Point: Eric Fisher
Provisional(s): Jay Cole (Promoter)

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2015 Lucas Oil ASCS Winners: Aaron Reutzel 3; Seth Bergman 3; Jason Solwold 3; Jason Sides 1; Mark Smith 1; Brian Brown 1; Blake Hahn 1; Wayne Johnson 1; Tony Bruce, Jr. 1; Johnny Herrera 1;

Lucas Oil ASCS Driver Points (Top 10): 1. Aaron Reutzel 1,993; 2. Johnny Herrera 1,931; 3. Seth Bergman 1,915; 4. Wayne Johnson 1,873; 5. Matt Covington 1,633; 6. Blake Hahn 1,540; 7. Kyle Bellm 1,478; 8. Jordan Weaver 1,366; 9. Jeff Swindell 1,263; 10. Tony Bruce, Jr. 1,241;

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The 2015 season will mark the 24th year of sanctioning Sprint Car racing for the American Sprint Car Series, which brings the best of Sprint Car racing to dozens of different tracks throughout the nation in both National and Regional competition.

Lucas Oil Products is the title sponsor of the American Sprint Car Series. More information can be found on Lucas Oil Products at www.lucasoil.com. MAVTV is the presenting sponsor of the American Sprint Car Series. Log onto www.mavtv.com for information regarding availability and listings in your area.

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ASCS National Drivers Online:

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Seth Bergman - http://www.sethbergmanracing.com
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Matt Covington - http://www.mattcovingtonracing.com
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Wayne Johnson - https://www.facebook.com/WayneJohnsonRacing?fref=ts
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Jeff Swindell - http://www.jeffswindell.com
Jordan Weaver - https://www.facebook.com/JordanWeaverRacing92

Associate sponsors for the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by MAVTV include: Hoosier Racing Tire and Brodix.

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Randy Martin Tops ASCS Warrior at Randolph County Raceway

MOBERLY, Mo. (July 4, 2015) For the first time in 2015, Randy Martin stood in Victory Lane with the Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region winning at the Randolph County Raceway on night two of the Tiger Towing Red, White, and Blue Tour.

Career win No. 45 with the Warrior Region, the California, Mo. driver led Derek Hagar and Jack Dover to the line. Seventeenth starting Jonathan Cornell ran to fourth with Jay Russell making up the top-five.

Josh Fisher, Cody Ledger, Mitchell Moore, Taylor Walton, and Evan Martin rounded out the top-ten.

The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region looks to try again at the Double X Speedway in California, Mo. on Sunday, July 5, 2015 after Thursday’s event was rained out.

For more information and updates on the ASCS Warrior Region, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region
Randolph County Raceway – Moberly, Mo.
Saturday, July 4, 2015

Car Count: 25

Xtreme Paint and Body Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 8-J.D. Johnson; 2. 14-Randy Martin; 3. 76-Jay Russell; 4. 93-Taylor Walton; 5. 4-Evan Martin; 6. 35L-Cody Ledger; 7. 9M-Ryan Leavitt; 8. 27-Danny Thoman; 9. 86-Tyler Thomas

Impact4800.com Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 3. 20K-Kevin Ulmer; 4. 82-Vincent (Vinnie) Ward; 5. 69-Justin Buchholz; 6. 75-Tyler Blank; 7. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl; 8. 48-Dean Hathman

Midwest Specialty Flooring Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 51-Mitchell Moore; 2. 72X-Josh Fisher; 3. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh; 4. 34-Corey Nelson; 5. 38-Cody Baker; 6. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 7. 4J-Joey Moughan; 8. 92J-J.R. Topper

Putman Chevrolet B Feature 1 (10 Laps): 1. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 2. 27-Danny Thoman; 3. 86-Tyler Thomas; 4. 9M-Ryan Leavitt; 5. 92J-J.R. Topper; 6. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl; 7. 75-Tyler Blank; 8. 4J-Joey Moughan; 9. 48-Dean Hathman

Tiger Towing A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin[1]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[6]; 3. 53-Jack Dover[7]; 4. 28-Jonathan Cornell[17]; 5. 76-Jay Russell[3]; 6. 72X-Josh Fisher[8]; 7. 35L-Cody Ledger[16]; 8. 51-Mitchell Moore[2]; 9. 93-Taylor Walton[14]; 10. 4-Evan Martin[15]; 11. 34-Corey Nelson[13]; 12. 8-J.D. Johnson[5]; 13. 82-Vincent (Vinnie) Ward[10]; 14. 20K-Kevin Ulmer[9]; 15. 86-Tyler Thomas[19]; 16. 38-Cody Baker[11]; 17. 69-Justin Buchholz[12]; 18. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh[4]; 19. 27-Danny Thoman[18]; 20. 9M-Ryan Leavitt[20]

Millard Family Funeral Homes High Point Driver: Randy Martin ($100)
Valley Park Retirement Living Hard Charger: Jonathan Cornell ($200)

Jack Dover Snags ASCS Warrior Win at Callaway Raceway

FULTON, Mo. (July 3, 2015) The Speedway Motors ASCS Warrior Region kicked off the 2015 Tiger Towing Red, White, and Blue Tour at the Callaway Raceway on Friday night with Jack Dover picking up $1,776 and for his ninth career Warrior Region victory.

Taking over the top spot on Lap 9 from Josh Fisher, the No. 53 fought tooth and nail with seventh staring, Derek Hagar. On top of the ninth round, Hagar stole the spotlight the following three circuits, but was unable to hold off Dover as the Home Pride No. 53 took over for the final time on Lap 13.

Hagar held on for the runner-up spot with Taylor Walton, Josh Fisher, and J. Kinder, from 17th, completing the top-five.

Randy Martin, Tyler Blank, Ryan Leavitt, Austin Alumbaugh, and Evan Martin made the top-ten.

Races were halted on Lap 5 when Jonathan Cornell experienced mechanical problems that sent the No. 28 helplessly across the track, collecting Ricky Stangl. Both drivers were okay.

The Tiger Towing Red, White, and Blue Tour continues on Saturday, July 4 at the Randolph County Raceway in Moberly, Mo. For continued updates, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

ASCS Warrior Region
Callaway Raceway – Fulton, Mo.
Friday, July 3, 2015

Car Count: 26

Xtreme Paint and Body Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 24-Ricky Lee Stangl; 2. 93-Taylor Walton; 3. 72X-Josh Fisher; 4. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh; 5. 4-Evan Martin; 6. 88-J Kinder; 7. 51-Mitchell Moore; 8. 49-Ben Brown; 9. (DNF) 48-Dean Hathman

Impact4800.com Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar; 2. 28-Jonathan Cornell; 3. 76-Jay Russell; 4. 9M-Ryan Leavitt; 5. 27-Danny Thoman; 6. 69-Justin Buckholz; 7. 20-Kevin Ulmer; 8. 89-Todd McVay; 9. (DNF) 75E-Brock Elliott

Midwest Specialty Flooring Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 14-Randy Martin; 2. 53-Jack Dover; 3. 75-Tyler Blank; 4. 92J-J.R. Topper; 5. 35L-Cody Ledger; 6. 86-Tyler Thomas; 7. 34-Corey Nelson; 8. 24C-Lanny Carpenter

Putman Chevrolet B Feature 1 (10 Laps): 1. 88-J Kinder; 2. 51-Mitchell Moore; 3. 34-Corey Nelson; 4. 69-Justin Buckholz; 5. 89-Todd McVay; 6. 49-Ben Brown; 7. 20-Kevin Ulmer; 8. 75E-Brock Elliott; 9. (DNF) 48-Dean Hathman

Tiger Towing A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 53-Jack Dover[4]; 2. 9JR-Derek Hagar[7]; 3. 93-Taylor Walton[2]; 4. 72X-Josh Fisher[1]; 5. 88-J Kinder[17]; 6. 14-Randy Martin[6]; 7. 75-Tyler Blank[9]; 8. 9M-Ryan Leavitt[11]; 9. 33A-Austin Alumbaugh[3]; 10. 4-Evan Martin[16]; 11. 86-Tyler Thomas[12]; 12. 76-Jay Russell[10]; 13. 34-Corey Nelson[19]; 14. 35L-Cody Ledger[15]; 15. 51-Mitchell Moore[18]; 16. 27-Danny Thoman[14]; 17. 69-Justin Buckholz[20]; 18. (DNF) 92J-J.R. Topper[13]; 19. (DNF) 28-Jonathan Cornell[5]; 20. (DNF) 24-Ricky Lee Stangl[8]

Lap Leader(s): Josh Fisher 1-8; Derek Hagar 10-12; Jack Dover 9, 13-25;
Millard Family Funeral Homes High Point Driver: Jonathan Cornell ($100)
Valley Park Retirement Living Hard Charger: J. Kinder ($200)

Jason Solwold Wins Night One of the Fred Brownfield Classic

ELMA, Wash. (July 3, 2015) For the third time in four nights of racing in the Pacific Northwest, Burlington, Washington’s Jason Solwold stood in Victory Lane with the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network; topping the opening night of the Fred Brownfield Classic presented by Little Creek Casino at the Grays Harbor Raceway.

Holding off the charge of Johnny Herrera through slower traffic in the closing laps, Solwold crossed 0.602 seconds ahead of the MVT No. 45x.

“Our car was pretty good, but usually we’re a little bit better towards the end of the A-Main, but in the beginning of the race, we were really good so I think I may have cooked the Left Rear off just a little bit too much skating through the middle,” said Jason. “I just have to thank my guys; my cousin Travis, owner Mike, Ed, my Dad, Mel they have just have the car perfect so it makes my job so easy.”

Challenged on the opening lap by Travis Jacobson, the Scottie’s Plumbing No. 18 shot to the point with a high-side pass on the No. 44h. The Lake Stevens shoe challenged again on a Lap 2 caution, but would ride runner-up until Lap 14 when problems in the rear differential put the No. 44h to the infield.

Crossing second was not without a few hits for Herrera, who avoided catastrophe twice trying to race through the field, “I got slid, I think by the No. 7 car, and I’m sure he’s not happy but I had to hit the brakes, turn him loose, and let him go. I wasn’t trying to take anyone out. That’s why they put brake pedals in these cars. We got close, he made the choice, and I’m sorry but that’s a part of racing.”

Able to run down Solwold toward the end, Johnny commented on the run saying, “I think he was a little better on the start, but the longer we would run, the better we got but we’ll take second; that locks us in to tomorrow so here we go.

Making his 100th Lucas Oil ASCS A-Feature start, Aaron Reutzel had to dodge a few crashes coming from 10th for his 21st career podium with the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour.

“I just had to miss all the wrecks there and make it through, but I was just a little too tight tonight,” said Aaron. “It was getting better and better as the race when on; just needed a longer run but hey, another podium finish for this team is definitely what we needed to get locked into tomorrow.”

Wayne Johnson muscled his way from seventh to fourth and is the final lock-in for Saturday’s A-Feature. Seth Bergman came from 11th to complete the top-five.

In his first National Tour start of the 2015 season, Dustin Morgan drove the Kris Miller owned No. 33 to a sixth place finish followed by reigning Grays Harbor track champion, Evan Margeson, with J.J. Hickle from 13th to eighth. Flipped during his Heat Race, Blake Hahn came from 14th to fifth in the B-Feature, then charged from 21st to ninth with Cam Smith rounding out the top-ten.

With 31 drivers drawing in, four Heat Races went to Henry Van Dam, Dustin Morgan, Wayne Johnson, and Travis Jacobson. The B-Feature was won by Jordan Weaver. The final starting spot of the A-Feature was Matt Covington who utilized a provisional.

The Fred Brownfield Classic at the Grays Harbor Raceway continues on Independence Day with gates opening at 5:00 P.M. (PT). Races will get underway around 8:00 P.M. to allow the sun to set for the safety of the drivers.

For continued updates on the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com.

Race Results:

Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour
Fred Brownfield Classic - Night 1
Grays Harbor Raceway - Elma, Wash.
Friday, July 3, 2015

Car Count: 31

Heat Races: 8 Laps, taking the winner plus the next the next 12 highest in passing points to the A-Feature.

Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 33V-Henry Vandam[3]; 2. 0J-Jay Cole[5]; 3. 24-Tyler Anderson[2]; 4. 94-Robbie Price[1]; 5. 9A-Luke Didiuk[7]; 6. (DNF) 14K-Kyle Bellm[6]; 7. (DNF) 91-Chase Goetz[8]; 8. (DNF) 52-Blake Hahn[4]

Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 33-Dustin Morgan[1]; 2. 45X-Johnny Herrera[3]; 3. 18-Jason Solwold[7]; 4. 15-Jeff Dunlap[2]; 5. 3-J.J. Hickle[8]; 6. 3G-Garrett Johnson[4]; 7. 5R-Steve Reeves[6]; 8. 9-Dan Dunlap[5]

Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 77X-Wayne Johnson[1]; 2. 87-Aaron Reutzel[2]; 3. 17-Cameron (Cam) Smith[3]; 4. 9R-Reece Goetz[6]; 5. 59-Eric Fisher[7]; 6. 22B-Trevor Cook[5]; 7. 62-Lawrance Kirkham[8]; 8. 95-Matt Covington[4]

Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. 44H-Travis Jacobson[2]; 2. 7N-Jared Peterson[6]; 3. 23-Seth Bergman[4]; 4. 50-Evan Margeson[7]; 5. 92-Jordan Weaver[3]; 6. 97R-Jason Reed[1]; 7. (DNF) 33X-Colton Heath[5]

B-Feature(s): 12 laps, taking the top 6 to the tail of the A-Feature.

B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 92-Jordan Weaver[4]; 2. 59-Eric Fisher[1]; 3. 14K-Kyle Bellm[5]; 4. 94-Robbie Price[3]; 5. 52-Blake Hahn[14]; 6. 33X-Colton Heath[12]; 7. 91-Chase Goetz[7]; 8. 95-Matt Covington[15]; 9. 15-Jeff Dunlap[2]; 10. 22B-Trevor Cook[6]; 11. 97R-Jason Reed[10]; 12. 3G-Garrett Johnson[9]; 13. 5R-Steve Reeves[11]; 14. 62-Lawrance Kirkham[8]; 15. (DNF) 9-Dan Dunlap[13]

A-Feature: 25 Laps: Top 4 lock into Saturday’s A-Feature.

A Feature 1 (25 Laps): 1. 18-Jason Solwold[2]; 2. 45X-Johnny Herrera[5]; 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel[10]; 4. 77X-Wayne Johnson[7]; 5. 23-Seth Bergman[11]; 6. 33-Dustin Morgan[3]; 7. 50-Evan Margeson[9]; 8. 3-J.J. Hickle[13]; 9. 52-Blake Hahn[21]; 10. 17-Cameron (Cam) Smith[14]; 11. 33V-Henry Vandam[8]; 12. 14K-Kyle Bellm[19]; 13. 95-Matt Covington[23]; 14. 92-Jordan Weaver[17]; 15. 33X-Colton Heath[22]; 16. 9R-Reece Goetz[12]; 17. 94-Robbie Price[20]; 18. 24-Tyler Anderson[15]; 19. 9A-Luke Didiuk[16]; 20. (DNF) 59-Eric Fisher[18]; 21. (DNF) 44H-Travis Jacobson[1]; 22. (DNF) 0J-Jay Cole[4]; 23. (DNF) 7N-Jared Peterson[6]

Lap Leader(s): Travis Jacobson 1; Jason Solwold 2-25
KSE Hard Charger: Blake Hahn +12
FSR High Point: Jared Peterson
Provisional(s): Matt Covington (BP1)

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2015 Lucas Oil ASCS Winners: Aaron Reutzel 3; Seth Bergman 3; Jason Solwold 3; Jason Sides 1; Mark Smith 1; Brian Brown 1; Blake Hahn 1; Wayne Johnson 1; Tony Bruce, Jr. 1;

Lucas Oil ASCS Driver Points (Top 10): 1. Aaron Reutzel 1,877; 2. Seth Bergman 1,796; 3. Johnny Herrera 1,781; 4. Wayne Johnson 1,731; 5. Matt Covington 1,535; 6. Blake Hahn 1,446; 7. Kyle Bellm 1,372; 8. Jordan Weaver 1,266; 9. Jeff Swindell 1,263; 10. Tony Bruce, Jr. 1,241;

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