Lonnie Wheatley, LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (October 25, 2014) – After a pair of runner-up finishes in the previous two editions of the event, Christopher Bell broke through for the biggest win of his young career by pocketing the $15,000 winner’s share in the 40-lap finale of I-30 Speedway’s 27th Annual COMP Cams Short Track Nationals presented by Hoosier Tires.
Racing from the fifth starting position, the 19-year-old from Norman, OK, slid past West Memphis shoe A.G. Rains for the lead on a mid-race restart and went on to become the event’s 17th different winner and the first winner from Oklahoma since Wayne Johnson took STN honors in 1997.bellwinchecki30102514
“I didn’t think we had a chance, we were bad in hot laps,” Bell commented afterward. “The guys changed everything though and it was money after that, it was great.”
While Bell started the $84,175 feature event inside the third row after topping Friday night’s preliminary feature, Dash winner Brian Brown bolted into the lead from the pole position at the outset with fellow front row starter Rains, Aaron Reutzel, Matt Covington and Bell in tow in the early rounds.
Brown slipped away from the field, opening up nearly a straightaway advantage by the time Bell made his way past Covington for fourth on the tenth circuit. Four laps later, Brown’s advantage was erased when sixth-runner Dalton Davis got upside down in turn three.
Vying to improve upon a career-best STN finish of second in 2006 after winning Thursday’s preliminary, Grain Valley, Missouri’s Brown biked it getting into turn one on the lap 15 restart and promptly fell back to fourth behind Rains, Reutzel and Bell.
Reutzel and Bell raced back and forth for second behind Rains over the next several laps with Bell taking command of the position by the time the caution flew after 19 laps for a turn three spin by Joe Wood, Jr.
On Rains’ tailtank on the restart, Bell wasted no time pouncing on the lead with a slide job in turns one and two to take command aboard Brandon Berryman’s Moss-powered All Pro Auto Reconditioning No. 31b JR-1.
“I got to Rains and he was running up top where I’d been the whole time,” Bell said. “I went low to get by and it felt good.”
Once out front, Bell was virtually unchallenged despite a pair of cautions for turn three spins by Ray Allen Kulhanek after 22 laps and then Tony Bruce, Jr., after 29 laps.
Reutzel battled past Rains for second after the Kulhanek spin and had a shot at Bell on the lap 29 restart but was unable to take advantage, instead left to battle a resurgent Brown for the runner-up position.
The duo traded the position several times before Brown missed the turn four cushion, allowing Reutzel of Clute, TX, to sail on to the $10,000 runner-up payday aboard the Wells-powered BC Fundz No. 87 Triple-X.
Brown settled for a third career STN podium finish by bringing the FVP/Casey’s General Stores No. 21 Maxim across the stripe third with Oklahoma City native Wayne Johnson rallying from 12th to claim the fourth position in his No. 77x entry.
Only tenth at the midway point and then eighth on the final restart with 11 laps to go, Memphis-area racer Kevin Swindell marched forward over the final rounds aboard Donnie Cooper’s No. 01 machine to round out the top five.
Washington native Gary Taylor raced from tenth to fifth aboard the John James No. 4J in the initial 18 laps before settling for sixth with South Dakota’s Dusty Zomer climbing from “B” Main action to charge from 19th to seventh in the Buffalo Wild Wings No. 82.
After utilizing the STN Open provisional to start the main event, Posse rep Stevie Smith rallied from 22nd to eighth aboard Shawn Petersen’s No. 4 entry with Rains and Covington completing the top ten.
Taylor and Zomer were among a group of seven drivers to race their way into a first career STN championship feature event along with Jerod Roller (11th), Alex Sewell (13th), A.J. Bruns (15th), Shawn Dancer (18th) and Dalton Davis (20th).
While seven drivers made their first STN championship feature start, at the other end of the spectrum it was past winners Wayne Johnson and Terry Gray (21st) making the cut for the 15th and 16th times, respectively.
With a revised Saturday night format introduced to the capacity crowd, the eight Saturday Night STN Showdowns that awarded double passing points that were added to qualifying night points were won by Morgan Turpen, Howard Moore, Marshall Skinner, Brandon Hanks, Glenn Styres, Johnny Herrera, Tony Bruce, Jr., and Kevin Swindell.
Eric Lutz, Claud Estes and Derek Hagar topped the 10-lap “C” Mains with Bruns, Herrera and Roller victorious in the 12-lap “B” Mains.
None of the STN rookie contenders made the feature cut with California’s Shane Golobic the top finishing rookie with an eighth-place run in “B” Main action to edge Morgan Turpen, who finished ninth in the same “B” Main.
A total of 73 different drivers from 18 states as well as the Canadian province of Ontario competed in the 27th Annual COMP Cams Short Track Nationals presented by Hoosier Tires with in excess of $100,000 in purse money doled out over the weekend.
Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by MAVTV American Real
I-30 Speedway – Little Rock, Ark.
27th Short Track Nationals
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Car Count: 67
SpeedMart Last Chance Qualifiers (10 laps): Top 8 in Passing Points to Positions 7-14 in A-Feature. Remainder to “C” and “B” Features.
LCQ 1 (10 Laps): 1. 10M-Morgan Turpen[1]; 2. 21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek[2]; 3. X-Charlie Louden[4]; 4. 9JR-Derek Hagar[7]; 5. 4-Stevie Smith[6]; 6. 12W-Dale Wester[3]; 7. 23M-Lance Moss[8]; 8. 43-Matthew Bauldwin[5]
LCQ 2 (10 Laps): 1. 40-Howard Moore[1]; 2. 99H-Jerrod Hull[4]; 3. 00-Dane Lorenc[6]; 4. 1M-Sean McClelland[8]; 5. 19-Klint Angelette[3]; 6. (DNF) 21BX-Brandon Hinkle[7]; 7. (DNF) 5-Eric Lutz[5]; DNS 13-Taylor Tidmore
LCQ 3 (10 Laps): 1. 26-Marshall Skinner[2]; 2. 17T-Channin Tankersley[1]; 3. 16-Anthony Nicholson[6]; 4. 88-Tim Crawley[8]; 5. 23-Seth Bergman[5]; 6. 14K-Kyle Bellm[7]; 7. 14M-Jordon Mallett[3]; 8. 33Z-Zach Chappell[4]
LCQ 4 (10 Laps): 1. 3H-Brandon Hanks[1]; 2. 4J-Gary Taylor[3]; 3. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[4]; 4. 77X-Wayne Johnson[5]; 5. 199-Ryan Bowers[7]; 6. 38-Rick Pringle[6]; 7. 21-Kevin Hinkle[8]; DNS 52-Blake Hahn
LCQ 5 (10 Laps): 1. 0-Glenn Styres[2]; 2. 82Z-Dusty Zomer[1]; 3. 8-Alex Sewell[4]; 4. 51B-Joe B. Miller[3]; 5. 7M-Chance Morton[6]; 6. 87B-Jason Barney[7]; 7. 17-Josh Baughman[8]; 8. 15J-Jeremy Middleton[5]
LCQ 6 (10 Laps): 1. 45X-Johnny Herrera[1]; 2. 5R-Jerod Roller[2]; 3. 10G-Terry Gray[4]; 4. 44-A.J. Bruns[7]; 5. 17W-Harli White[6]; 6. 9$-Kyle Clark[3]; 7. 17B-Ryan Bickett[5]
LCQ 7 (10 Laps): 1. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[1]; 2. 49-Shawn Dancer[4]; 3. 74E-Claud Estes III[6]; 4. 10B-Mitch Brown[5]; 5. 03-Joe Wood Jr[7]; 6. 58-Gary Floyd[3]; 7. (DNF) 8M-Kade Morton[2]
LCQ 8 (10 Laps): 1. 01-Kevin Swindell[2]; 2. 41-Jason Johnson[3]; 3. 17G-Cody Gardner[1]; 4. 93-Dustin Morgan[4]; 5. 14Z-Zach Pringle[5]; 6. 91-Shane Golobic[7]; DNS 28-Jason Keith
Speedway Motors C-Features (10 laps): Taking top 4 to the B-Feature.
C Feature 1 (10 Laps): 1. 5-Eric Lutz[1]; 2. 51B-Joe B. Miller[2]; 3. 17W-Harli White[4]; 4. 93-Dustin Morgan[3]; 5. 10B-Mitch Brown[5]; 6. 12W-Dale Wester[6]; 7. 19-Klint Angelette[9]; 8. 14M-Jordon Mallett[10]; 9. (DNF) 33Z-Zach Chappell[7]; 10. (DNF) 21BX-Brandon Hinkle[8]
C Feature 2 (10 Laps): 1. 74E-Claud Estes III[1]; 2. 40-Howard Moore[2]; 3. 16-Anthony Nicholson[3]; 4. 4-Stevie Smith[4]; 5. 23M-Lance Moss[5]; 6. 13-Taylor Tidmore[10]; 7. 43-Matthew Bauldwin[6]; 8. 58-Gary Floyd[7]; 9. (DNF) 15J-Jeremy Middleton[9]; DNS 28-Jason Keith
C Feature 3 (10 Laps): 1. 9JR-Derek Hagar[4]; 2. 7M-Chance Morton[2]; 3. 38-Rick Pringle[3]; 4. 00-Dane Lorenc[5]; 5. 9$-Kyle Clark[7]; 6. 17B-Ryan Bickett[6]; 7. 8M-Kade Morton[8]; 8. (DNF) 21-Kevin Hinkle[9]; DNS 52-Blake Hahn
Dash for Cash (6 Laps): Finish sets the Top 6 positions in the A-Feature.
Dash (6 Laps): 1. 21B-Brian Brown[1]; 2. 3A-A.G. Rains[2]; 3. 87R-Aaron Reutzel[4]; 4. 95-Matt Covington[3]; 5. 31B-Christopher Bell[5]; 6. 12D-Dalton Davis[6]
Smiley’s Racing Products B-Features (12 Laps): Taking top 2 to the A-Feature.
B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 44-A.J. Bruns[2]; 2. 03-Joe Wood Jr[1]; 3. 17G-Cody Gardner[3]; 4. 41-Jason Johnson[5]; 5. 99H-Jerrod Hull[6]; 6. 93-Dustin Morgan[12]; 7. 23-Seth Bergman[8]; 8. 5-Eric Lutz[9]; 9. 17W-Harli White[11]; 10. 51B-Joe B. Miller[10]; 11. (DNF) 199-Ryan Bowers[7]; 12. (DNF) 26-Marshall Skinner[4]
B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 45X-Johnny Herrera[1]; 2. 82Z-Dusty Zomer[2]; 3. 0-Glenn Styres[3]; 4. 88-Tim Crawley[5]; 5. 87B-Jason Barney[6]; 6. 14K-Kyle Bellm[8]; 7. 40-Howard Moore[10]; 8. 91-Shane Golobic[7]; 9. 10M-Morgan Turpen[4]; 10. 16-Anthony Nicholson[11]; 11. 74E-Claud Estes III[9]; 12. (DNF) 4-Stevie Smith[12]
B Feature 3 (12 Laps): 1. 5R-Jerod Roller[1]; 2. 3H-Brandon Hanks[2]; 3. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[4]; 4. 1M-Sean McClelland[3]; 5. 14Z-Zach Pringle[6]; 6. 9JR-Derek Hagar[9]; 7. 17-Josh Baughman[8]; 8. X-Charlie Louden[5]; 9. 17T-Channin Tankersley[7]; 10. 00-Dane Lorenc[12]; 11. 7M-Chance Morton[10]; 12. (DNF) 38-Rick Pringle[11]
Protect the Harvest A-Feature (40 Laps):
A Feature (40 Laps): 1. 31B-Christopher Bell[5]; 2. 87R-Aaron Reutzel[3]; 3. 21B-Brian Brown[1]; 4. 77X-Wayne Johnson[12]; 5. 01-Kevin Swindell[13]; 6. 4J-Gary Taylor[10]; 7. 82Z-Dusty Zomer[19]; 8. 4-Stevie Smith[22]; 9. 3A-A.G. Rains[2]; 10. 95-Matt Covington[4]; 11. 5R-Jerod Roller[17]; 12. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[11]; 13. 8-Alex Sewell[8]; 14. 03-Joe Wood Jr[18]; 15. 44-A.J. Bruns[15]; 16. 3H-Brandon Hanks[20]; 17. (DNF) 21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek[9]; 18. (DNF) 49-Shawn Dancer[7]; 19. (DNF) 45X-Johnny Herrera[16]; 20. (DNF) 12D-Dalton Davis[6]; 21. (DNF) 26-Marshall Skinner[21]; 22. (DNF) 10G-Terry Gray[14]
Lap Leaders: Brian Brown 1-14; A.G. Rain 15-19; Christopher Bell 20-40
KSE Hard Charger: Stevie Smith +14
FSR High Point Driver: Alex Sewell
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2014 A-Feature Winner(s): Sam Hafertepe, Jr. – 4, Christopher Bell – 4, Brad Loyet – 3, Jeff Swindell – 3, Tony Bruce, Jr. – 3, Aaron Reutzel -3, Brian Brown – 3, Rico Abreu – 2, Seth Bergman – 2, Wayne Johnson – 2, Derek Hagar – 2, Matt Covington – 2, Patrick Stasa – 1, Sammy Swindell – 1, Davey Heskin – 1, Tim Crawley – 1
2014 Lucas Oil ASCS Driver Standings (Top 10): 1. Brad Loyet 3,740; 2. Jeff Swindell 3,704; 3. Johnny Herrera 3,689; 4. Sam Hafertepe, Jr. 3,687; 5. Jason Johnson 3,668; 6. Seth Bergman 3,487; 7. Matt Covington 3,455; 8. Tony Bruce, Jr. 3,400; 9. Aaron Reutzel 3,199; 10. Blake Hahn 3,141;
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Brown by Inches in Thursday STN Prelim!
News Date: 10/24/2014 | Submitted: 10/24/2014
(Photo Credit: Mike Spivey)
Lonnie Wheatley, LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (October 23, 2014) – It came down to a matter of inches, as Brian Brown rallied from 14th to nip Aaron Reutzel at the line in Thursday night’s 27th Annual COMP Cams Short Track Nationals presented by Hoosier Tires 25-lap preliminary feature at I-30 Speedway.
The dramatic finish put an exclamation point on a vintage STN night in which emotions ran high, and on at least a couple of occasion, boiled over. And it was ‘only’ Thursday night.
Throughout the entirety of the race, it seemed almost a certainty that Clute, TX, racer Reutzel would nab his fourth win in as many tries atop the high-banked, ¼-mile I-30 Speedway clay oval in 2014.
But there was Grain Valley, Missouri’s Brian Brown, the beneficiary of a pair of late two-car tangles. And “Blackjack” cashed-in in a big way, rallying from third on the green-white-checkered restart to beat Reutzel to the stripe by a foot at most. Dalton Davis crossed the stripe third to lock into Saturday’s $15,000-to-win, $2,500-to-start STN championship finale as well.
“I really didn’t think there was any way we could pull that off as far back as we started,” the driver of the FVP/Casey’s General Stores No. 21 Maxim said in victory lane.
“We don’t usually do that well on quarter-miles, but my guys gave me a great car and it made me look half way decent tonight,” Brown said.
While Brown started the feature outside the seventh row, Reutzel outgunned pole starter Davis for the point at the drop of the green and paced the early rounds ahead of Davis and Brandon Hanks.
Just as Reutzel was reaching a gaggle of cars at the tail of the field, the race’s first caution flew after nine laps when Minnesota’s Ryan Bowers slipped off the top of turn one.
With open track, Reutzel took off in the BC Fundz No. 87 Triple-X with Jerrod Hull battling past Hanks for third by the midway point.
Running ninth with 15 laps down and still only seventh with five to go, Brown’s fortunes turned for the good just as quickly as an apparent win came into question for Reutzel.
Brown gained a pair of positions to move up to fifth when Hanks and Kevin Swindell tangled in turn three while battling for fifth with two laps to go and then another pair to third when Hull and Tim Crawley got together in turn four, with the latter tangle resulting in an impromptu wrestling match much to the delight of the large crowd.
Set for a green-white-checkered run to the stripe, Brown rode the top of the track to perfection and precariously slipped the familiar No. 21 Sprint Car between Reutzel and the outer frontstretch wall in the mad dash to the line.
“I wasn’t sure if I should try to go through there and risk wrecking it or not, but then I was almost alongside him so I was committed,” Brown said after locking into his sixth career STN championship finale and first since 2010.
Inches away from a fourth consecutive I-30 triumph, Reutzel settled for second and locked into his second career STN finale and first since 2011. “I wanted to win, I was wanting to move up there but I knew I was a little too late.”
Memphis-area darkhorse contender Davis brought his No. 12d machine across the stripe third to make the cut for his first STN finale. It was his second third-place run in as many nights after also taking the final step of the podium in Wednesday STN Open.
Steering clear of the late race chaos, Conroe, TX, racer Ray Allen Kulhanek crossed the stripe fourth with Broken Arrow, Oklahoma’s Alex Sewell rounding out the top five.
I-30 regular Cody Gardner was sixth, with Ohio’s Shawn Dancer, New York’s Jason Barney, Tulsa’s Sean McClelland and South Dakota’s Eric Lutz completing the top ten.
Jeff Swindell, Kevin Swindell, Matthew Bauldwin, Channin Tankersley and Lance Moss topped heat race action for the 37-car field with Sewell, Reutzel, Gardner and McClelland winning the qualifying races.
Lutz and Barney won the 12-lap “B” Mains.
Klint Angelette’s weekend came to an early end when he sailed off the top of turn four and into the wilderness in the second heat race. The driver was uninjured although the car suffered heavy damage.
Tankersley went for a wild ride off turn two in the third qualifier after contact between fellow heat race winner Jeff Swindell and Ryan Bowers. While Tankersley was done, Swindell was disqualified for rough driving. Visibly upset with the call, Swindell missed the call for his “B” Main.
The second half of the 27th Annual COMP Cams Short Track Nationals presented by COMP Cams field will take to I-30 Speedway’s ¼-mile clay oval on Friday night to finish setting the stage for Saturday night’s slate of STN Championship action.
Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by MAVTV American Real
I-30 Speedway – Little Rock, Ark.
27th Short Track Nationals
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Car Count: 37
SpeedMart Heat Races (10 laps): Passing points determine Qualifier Lineup on a 6 car inversion.
Heat 1 (10 Laps): 1. 94-Jeff Swindell[1]; 2. 99H-Jerrod Hull[4]; 3. 5-Eric Lutz[6]; 4. 87R-Aaron Reutzel[8]; 5. 93-Dustin Morgan[5]; 6. 74E-Claud Estes III[2]; 7. 10B-Mitch Brown[3]
Heat 2 (10 Laps): 1. 01-Kevin Swindell[2]; 2. 21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek[4]; 3. 199-Ryan Bowers[3]; 4. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[5]; 5. 23-Seth Bergman[7]; 6. 15J-Jeremy Middleton[6]; 7. (DNF) 13-Taylor Tidmore[1]; 8. (DNF) 19-Klint Angelette[8]
Heat 3 (10 Laps): 1. 43-Matthew Bauldwin[1]; 2. 7M-Chance Morton[2]; 3. 87B-Jason Barney[4]; 4. 21B-Brian Brown[3]; 5. 17G-Cody Gardner[5]; 6. 10M-Morgan Turpen[6]; 7. 9$-Kyle Clark[7]
Heat 4 (10 Laps): 1. 17T-Channin Tankersley[2]; 2. 3H-Brandon Hanks[1]; 3. 14Z-Zach Pringle[3]; 4. 88-Tim Crawley[6]; 5. 1M-Sean McClelland[4]; 6. 99J-Blake Jenkins[5]
Heat 5 (10 Laps): 1. 23M-Lance Moss[1]; 2. 12D-Dalton Davis[7]; 3. 8-Alex Sewell[3]; 4. 49-Shawn Dancer[5]; 5. 4-Stevie Smith[2]; 6. (DNF) 21-Kevin Hinkle[4]; 7. (DNF) 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[6]
Speedway Motors Qualifiers (10 laps): Top 14 in passing points to the A-Feature.
Qualifier 1 (10 Laps): 1. 8-Alex Sewell[2]; 2. 21B-Brian Brown[1]; 3. 12D-Dalton Davis[6]; 4. 87B-Jason Barney[3]; 5. 21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek[5]; 6. 4-Stevie Smith[7]; 7. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[9]; 8. 23M-Lance Moss[4]; 9. (DNF) 21-Kevin Hinkle[8]
Qualifier 2 (10 Laps): 1. 87R-Aaron Reutzel[4]; 2. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[2]; 3. 88-Tim Crawley[3]; 4. 93-Dustin Morgan[1]; 5. 01-Kevin Swindell[6]; 6. 5-Eric Lutz[5]; 7. 74E-Claud Estes III[8]; 8. 15J-Jeremy Middleton[7]; DNS 19-Klint Angelette
Qualifier 3 (10 Laps): 1. 17G-Cody Gardner[1]; 2. 49-Shawn Dancer[2]; 3. 17-Josh Baughman[8]; 4. 10M-Morgan Turpen[7]; 5. 199-Ryan Bowers[3]; 6. (DNF) 7M-Chance Morton[4]; 7. (DNF) 17T-Channin Tankersley[6]; DNS 13-Taylor Tidmore; 9. DQ 94-Jeff Swindell[5]
Qualifier 4 (10 Laps): 1. 1M-Sean McClelland[1]; 2. 23-Seth Bergman[2]; 3. 3H-Brandon Hanks[4]; 4. 14Z-Zach Pringle[3]; 5. 99H-Jerrod Hull[6]; 6. 43-Matthew Bauldwin[5]; 7. 10B-Mitch Brown[9]; 8. 9$-Kyle Clark[8]; 9. (DNF) 99J-Blake Jenkins[7]
Smiley’s Racing Products B-Features (12 Laps): Taking top 3 to the A-Feature.
B Feature 1 (12 Laps): 1. 5-Eric Lutz[2]; 2. 10M-Morgan Turpen[4]; 3. 17-Josh Baughman[1]; 4. 7M-Chance Morton[5]; 5. 10B-Mitch Brown[9]; 6. 4-Stevie Smith[7]; 7. 74E-Claud Estes III[8]; 8. 43-Matthew Bauldwin[3]; 9. 21-Kevin Hinkle[10]; DNS 94-Jeff Swindell; DNS 19-Klint Angelette
B Feature 2 (12 Laps): 1. 87B-Jason Barney[1]; 2. 14Z-Zach Pringle[2]; 3. 199-Ryan Bowers[4]; 4. 93-Dustin Morgan[5]; 5. 23M-Lance Moss[6]; 6. 15J-Jeremy Middleton[8]; 7. 99J-Blake Jenkins[10]; 8. (DNF) 9$-Kyle Clark[9]; DNS 17T-Channin Tankersley; DNS 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr; DNS 13-Taylor Tidmore
Protect the Harvest A-Feature (25 Laps):
A Feature (25 Laps): 1. 21B-Brian Brown[14]; 2. 87R-Aaron Reutzel[2]; 3. 12D-Dalton Davis[1]; 4. 21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek[9]; 5. 8-Alex Sewell[3]; 6. 17G-Cody Gardner[12]; 7. 49-Shawn Dancer[8]; 8. 87B-Jason Barney[16]; 9. 1M-Sean McClelland[13]; 10. 5-Eric Lutz[15]; 11. 91A-Ernie Ainsworth[7]; 12. 01-Kevin Swindell[5]; 13. 14Z-Zach Pringle[18]; 14. 10M-Morgan Turpen[17]; 15. 17-Josh Baughman[19]; 16. 199-Ryan Bowers[20]; 17. 3H-Brandon Hanks[4]; 18. (DNF) 99H-Jerrod Hull[6]; 19. (DNF) 88-Tim Crawley[10]; 20. (DNF) 23-Seth Bergman[11]
Lap Leaders: Aaron Reutzel 1-24; Brian Brown 25
KSE Hard Charger: Brian Brown +13
FSR Radiator High Point: Dalton Davis
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2014 A-Feature Winner(s): Sam Hafertepe, Jr. – 4. Brad Loyet – 3, Jeff Swindell – 3, Tony Bruce, Jr. – 3, Aaron Reutzel -3, Brian Brown – 3, Rico Abreu – 2, Christopher Bell – 2, Seth Bergman – 2, Wayne Johnson – 2, Derek Hagar – 2, Matt Covington – 2, Patrick Stasa – 1, Sammy Swindell – 1, Davey Heskin – 1, Tim Crawley – 1
2014 Lucas Oil ASCS Driver Standings (Top 10): 1. Brad Loyet 3,740; 2. Jeff Swindell 3,704; 3. Johnny Herrera 3,689; 4. Sam Hafertepe, Jr. 3,687; 5. Jason Johnson 3,668; 6. Seth Bergman 3,487; 7. Matt Covington 3,455; 8. Tony Bruce, Jr. 3,400; 9. Aaron Reutzel 3,199; 10. Blake Hahn 3,141;
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