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[flash49]

The World of Outlaw Sprints are in the house tonight at the Lernerville Speedway, vying for the $25K first prize in the prestigious Don Martin Silver Cup Memorial.  There are Thirty-nine (39) cars in the pits for tonight's events.  Brad Sweet set fast time during qualifying at 13.331.  Sixth starting Donny Schatz won the Don Martin Silver Cup 40-lap A-Main, beating 3rd starting Kyle Larson to the line by .310 seconds.  Results as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

WoO Don Martin Silver Cup A-Main:

 

 

 

1.     Donny Schatz (15) from 6th

2.     Kyle Larson (57)

3.     Brad Sweet (49)

4.     Sheldon Haudenschild (17) from 7th

5.     David Gravel (41)

6.     Carson Macedo (2)

7.     Jason Sides (7S) from 21st

8.     Parker Price-Miller (14)

9.     Logan Schuchart (1S)

10.   Tim Shaffer (49X) from 18th

11.    Brent Marks (5M)

12.    Chad Kemenah (15K)

13.    Kraig Kinser (11K) from 19th

14.    Kerry Madsen (2M)

15.    Daryn Pittman (83) from 22nd

16.    Sye Lynch (42)

17.    Kasey Kahne (9)

18.    Michael Bauer (46)

19.    Mason Daniel (33M) DNF (PROVISIONAL)

20.    Gio Scelzi (18) DNF

21.    Jac Haudenschild (3) DNF

22.    Carl Bowser (11) DNF (PROVISIONAL)

23.    Lucas Wolfe (5W) DNF

24.    Wayne Johnson (2C) DNF

25.    Jacob Allen (1A) DNF

26.    Hunter Schuerenberg (55) DNF  

 

 

 

 

 

WoO Sprint Heat #1: (5 to A-Main)

 

 

 

1.     Carson Macedo (2) 

2.     David Gravel (41)

3.     Logan Schuchart (1S)

4.     Gio Scelzi (18)

5.     Hunter Schuerenberg (55)

6.     Daryn Pittman (83)

7.     Michael Bauer (46)

8.     Brandon Matus (13)

9.     Bill Rose (6)

10.   Jeremy Hill (14H)

 

 

 

 

WoO Sprint Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.     Kyle Larson (57)

2.     Parker Price-Miller (14)

3.     Jacob Allen (1A)

4.     Sye Lynch (42)

5.     Kraig Kinser (11K)

6.     Brandon Spithaler (22)

7.     John Garvin Jr. (J4)

8.     George Hobaugh (40)

9.     Brent Matus (33) DNF

10.   A. J. Flick (2) DNS

 

 

 

WoO Sprint Heat #3:

 

 

 

1.     Brad Sweet (49)

2.     Sheldon Haudenschild (17)

3.     Kerry Madsen (2M)

4.     Chad Kemenah (15K)

5.     Tim Shaffer (49X)

6.     Wayne Johnson (2C)

7.     Jason Sides (7S)

8.     Mason Daniel (33M)

9.     Cole Macedo (23)

10.   Kip Edwards (Kiley 4K)

 

 

 

WoO Sprint Heat #4:

 

 

 

1.     Donny Schatz (15)

2.     Brent Marks (5M)

3.     Lucas Wolfe (5W)

4.     Kasey Kahne (9)

5.     Jac Haudenschild (3)

6.     Carl Bowser (11)

7.     Anthony Fiore (91)

8.     Clay Riney (C1)

9.     Steve Haefke (19)

 

 

 

WoO Sprint Dash:

 

 

 

1.     Brad Sweet (49)

2.     Carson Macedo (2)

3.     Kyle Larson (57)

4.     Parker Price-Miller (14)

5.     David Gravel (41)

6.     Donny Schatz (15)

7.     Sheldon Haudenschild (17)

8.     Brent Marks (5M)

 

 

 

WoO Sprint B-Main: (4 to A-Main)

 

 

 

1.     Jason Sides (7S)

2.     Daryn Pittman (83)

3.     Michael Bauer (46)

4.     Wayne Johnson (2C)

5.     Carl Bowser (11)

6.     Brandon Spithaler (22)

7.     John Garvin Jr. (J4)

8.     George Hobaugh (40)

9.     Cole Macedo (23)

10.   Mason Daniel (33M)

11.   Brandon Matus (13)

12.   Brent Matus (33)

13.   Clay Riney (C1)

14.   Bill Rose (6)

15.   Steve Haefke (19)

16.   Jeremy Hill (14H)

17.   Anthony Fiore (91) DNF

18.   Kip Edwards (Kiley 4K) DNS

19.   A. J. Flick (2) DNS

Edited by flash49, 21 July 2020 - 09:27 PM.

[SprintFun]

Absolutely amazing race

[Skull]

Might have been the best Silver Cup ever.

[bhhracing]

I hate sprint cars but always attend to see the best in the sport and it was awesome.

[Mod Pro]

Great to hear of great racing in our area!!! Thanks so much for sharing.

My opinion, these weird time may actually be helping the sport!!! Now if promoters could get them on the front lines rather than just being the dirt track down the road wed be doing great! For instance, a huge, national, professional race in the Pittsburgh region last night... media should have been wined and dined and all over it!

[Hot Dog]

Great to hear of great racing in our area!!! Thanks so much for sharing.

My opinion, these weird time may actually be helping the sport!!! Now if promoters could get them on the front lines rather than just being the dirt track down the road wed be doing great! For instance, a huge, national, professional race in the Pittsburgh region last night... media should have been wined and dined and all over it!

The problem with that is you dont wanna draw too many eyes to the fact we are packing in like sardines everywhere. It doesnt do their narrative any good if all of these people are attending races and no one is dying

[bhhracing]

Great to hear of great racing in our area!!! Thanks so much for sharing.

My opinion, these weird time may actually be helping the sport!!! Now if promoters could get them on the front lines rather than just being the dirt track down the road wed be doing great! For instance, a huge, national, professional race in the Pittsburgh region last night... media should have been wined and dined and all over it!

I'm sure they would if they saw how packed the grandstands were.

[realgearhead5y]

One of the best races I have seen in a long time.........so glad the rain held off and we decided to go........amazing

[jo73]

Hats off to lernerville, still 1 of the best racetracks in america, reminded me of the mark kinser, Ed Lynch jr race. Still believe that was the best outlaw show I've been to.

[sawdust]

I don't go to a lot of the Outlaw shows at Lernerville, and this was the first time I've seen them water the track before the A main.  I thought that was an Outlaw no-no.  I'm glad they did, it made for great racing!

[bhhracing]

Had to kill time.