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For immediate release:
Lucas Lee claims first K&N Filters USCS Outlaw Modified title in 2014
Atlanta, GA - December 14, 2014 – Top gun West Tennessee open wheel modified driver Lucas Lee from Paris, Tennessee claimed the 2014 K&N Filters USCS Outlaw Modified Series Championship. Lee used a win in the season finale and a total of seven top five and ten top ten finishes during the series weather shortened ten event 2014 season. Lee reached the top of the standings with 1488 points in the highly competitive series for Outlaw style open wheel modified race cars. The series 2014 Rookie of the Year, Preston Seratt from Dyersburg, Tennessee, who had an impressive two series wins plus five top five and nine top ten tallies, finished just 44 points behind Lee in the runner-up position with 1444 points. The “super rookie” also won the 2014 track championship at his home track, Clayhill Motorsports in Atwood, Tennessee.
Three Arkansas drivers followed Lee and Seratt in the 2014 point standings. Jim Gulley who hails from Brookland, Arkansas finished in third place with 1206 points after 10 races. Justin Roberts from Paragould, Arkansas, who was the 2009 USCS Modified “Rookie of the Year”, finished the 2014 K&N Filters USCS Outlaw Modified division standings in the fourth place with 1103 points. Jon Gray from Jonesboro, Arkansas accumulated 934 championship points to round out the top five drivers in the season’s final point standings.
The 2012 and two-time K&N Filters USCS Outlaw Modified Series champion, Ben Reed from Munford, Tennessee led the next group of racers in sixth place. Reed was followed by Daniel Roe from Paragould, Arkansas in seventh. Two-time 2014 feature winner, Matt Cooper from McKenzie, Tennessee finished eighth in the standings. Paragould, Arkansas’ modified veteran front runner Robby Arnold accumulated enough points for a place in the top ten in ninth place. Two-time 2014 winner Ken Schrader rounded out the top ten positions after winnin g two of the first four events and leading the early point standings.
Schrader won the season opener at Magnolia Motor Speedway on March 2nd. Matt Cooper, the 2009 USCS Modified weekly series Champion then won on the series first night of the 2nd annual Tennessee 200 at Tennessee National Raceway on Friday, March 14th. On the following night, March 15th, Ken Schrader picked up his second the win of the season during the final at Tennessee National Raceway. The series then moved on to Missouri where Scott Crigler from Alton, Missouri captured the win in the USCS Modified portion of the “Bootheel 200” at Poplar Bluff Speedway on March 22nd. Crate Late Model ace Tait Davenport from Benton, Kentucky won the next race at Jackson Motor Speedway on May 24th after starting last in the 22 car main event field. Matt Cooper, who was the series 2013 feature win leader with three visits to the www.rockauto.com USCS victory lane, won again on May 26th at Clayhill Motorsports to claim his second win of the 2014 season.
Rookie driver Preston Seratt captured his first-ever USCS win at Poplar Bluff Speedway on June 28th. The 2009 K&N USCS Modified Touring Series Champion Hunter Rasdon who hails from nearby Jonesboro, Arkansas won the modified portion of the 3rd annual “Rumble at the Ridge” event at Crowley’s Ridge Raceway in Paragould, Arkansas on July 3rd. Preston Seratt repeated his visit to the www.rockauto.com victory lane with his second win on the following weekend at Diamond Park Speedway on Friday, July 4th. The 2014 K&N Filters Outlaw Modified Series Champion, Lucas Lee picked up the $2000 for the 14th annual Cotton Bowl Cup event win at Poplar Bluff Speedway in the season finale on October 18th.
One hundred and twenty-nine different drivers competed during the ten 2014 K&N Filters USCS Outlaw Modified Series events. The series averaged 26.4 cars per event in 2014.
The 2015 and tenth anniversary K&N Filters USCS Outlaw Modified Series season is set to open during the 7th annual USCS “Frostbuster 200” at Magnolia Motor Speedway on February 27th and 28th, 2015. A complete 2015 K&N Filters USCS Outlaw Modified Series schedule will be announced soon with twenty plus events expected. For schedules and or rules for the USCS Outlaw Modified Series please visit www.uscsracing.com or call the United Speed Contest Sanction office at 770-460-7223 or 770-865-6097. The email contact is peteuscsracing@att.net
The K&N Filters USCS Outlaw Modified Series would like to gratefully thank its sponsoring partners for their involvement in the 2014 and 9th anniversary tour: K&N Filters,www.rockauto.com, Butlerbuilt, Wilwood Disc Brakes, Saldana Racing Products, Pyrotect Racing Cells, DMI/Bulldog Rear Ends. KSE Racing Products, Schoenfeld Headers, Brown and Miller Racing Solutions and Safety-Kleen.
2014 K&N Filters USCS OUTLAW MODIFIED SERIES FINAL POINT STANDINGS:
Pos Car # Name Points
1 12 Lucas Lee 1488
2 29 Preston Seratt 1444
3 44 Jim Gulley 1206
4 99r Justin Roberts 1103
5 00 Jon Gray 934
6 07 Ben Reed 821
7 24r Daniel Roe 730
8 18 Matt Cooper 716
9 21 Robby Arnold 658
10 9 Ken Schrader 608
11 27 Michael Turner 568
12 12d Tait Davenport 540
13 R5 Hunter Rasdon 440
14 29t Josh Tomlin 423
15 12 Scott Crigler 407
16 1 Jeff Wells Jr 400
17 89 Joseph Leister 391
18 p3 Mike Powers 382
19 g3 Ronnie Vernon 376
20 44 Rustin Miller 372
21 d97 Daryl Hay 362
22 15 Cole Fowler 355
23 76 Dustin Casselberry 354
24 00 Justin Cross 348
25 55 Walter Dunn 341
26 15 Tyler Fowler 336
27 9x Josh Green 324
28 008 Greg Hollingsworth 294
29 55k Terry Kirk 274
Tie 2 Tyler Stevens 274
31 4p Jared Hays 272
32 17jr Tyler Wood 264
33 45x Chris Moore 260
Tie 6 Rusty Cooper 260
35 97 Paul Reeder 256
36 21 Troy Dow 255
37 7w JC Waller 252
38 47 Tyler Newcomb 246
39 10 Jason Henry 242
40 12 Shannon Brack 240
41 04 Rodney Ethridge 238
42 10 Michael Dodd 236
Tie 25 Toby Hodge 236
44 37 Blake Burns 234
45 60 Jamey Daughteteer 230
Tie 9 Ryan Sawyers 230
47 01 Rusty Stagen 224
48 b25 Todd Bates 218
49 M93 Matthew Rogers 214
50 66 Jeff Hall Jr 208
51 94 Scott Tracer 200
52 49 Caleb Shown 148
Tie 36 Kenny Wallace 148
Tie 26 Shelby Everett 148
55 6 Kyle Pleasant 146
Tie 1C Scott Crites 146
57 00R BJ Moore 144
Tie 15 John Alexander 144
59 6 Brandon Rowland 142
Tie 12Jr Junior Lemming 142
Tie 20 Neal Kemp 142
62 1 Alex Ashley 140
Tie 14 Billy Smith 140
Tie 5 Glen Perry 140
65 37r Kyle Rutkoski 138
66 6F Jim Freeman 136
Tie 36 Logan Martin 136
Tie 1A Shane Akin 136
69 28 Luke Riddle 134
Tie F1 Tyson Franks 134
71 41 Kyle Beard 132
Tie 25L Lance Walker 132
Tie 24M Manuel Williams II 132
Tie 24 Mark Todd 132
75 L88 Mark Herbert 130
76 555 Chad Falco 128
Tie 57 Chris Hall 128
78 25 Andrew Allen 126
79 22 Chad Shivers 126
Tie 87 Cody Self 126
Tie Keg 1 Jeremy Russell 126
82 00 Jason Skinner 124
Tie 51jr Jimmy Cornell 124
Tie 28 Paul Lishman 124
Tie 9k Robert Casada 124
86 69 Jamie Robards 122
Tie 19 John Shoptaw 122
Tie 73 Justin Glover 122
89 292 Glendale Shoemake 120
Tie j21 Jacob Davis 120
Tie 23 Jeff Davis 120
Tie 95 Josh Sissons 120
93 29H Keith Hammett 118
Tie 24 Manuel Williams 118
Tie 51 Rodney Wing 118
Tie 1 TJ TJ Herndon 118
97 6 Barkley Rowland 116
Tie 34 Ben Stephens 116
Tie 9X Josh Paragould 116
100 34 Brian Powell 112
Tie 13 Tyler Brooks 112
102 97 Cade Dillard 110
Tie 2 Charlie Cole 110
Tie 22 Will Norris 110
105 13 Kodi Savage 106
Tie 3 Scott Burge 106
107 2 Mike Savage 104
Tie 34r Noah Daspit 104
109 17 Alan Banks 100
Tie 1 Bart Richardson 100
Tie 25 Blake Liscomb 100
Tie 99 Brandon Poppenheimer 100
Tie X Caleb Jones 100
Tie 21C Charlie Turner 100
Tie 42 Debra Hall 100
Tie 43 Dennis Schoenfeld 100
Tie 115 Dustin Elliott 100
Tie 13 Jeff Scott 100
Tie 72 Michael Gifford 100
Tie 28 Mitchell Cauley 100
Tie 2 Owen Aycock 100
Tie 12T Race Taylor 100
Tie 02 Robert Powers 100
Tie 12 Rusty Duncan 100
Tie 17 Steve Carter 100
Tie 91 Tim Bostwick 100
Tie 717 Tim Nash 100
Tie 10R Tim Radford 100
Tie 33 Vance Ball 100
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