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The World of Outlaws NOS Engery Drink Sprint Car series will close out the 2020 season tonight at the Dirt Track Charlotte with a 30-lap A-Main paying $12K to win.  There are Forty-four (44) cars in the pits tonight.  Missing from last evening are Johnny Petrozelle (59) and Kasey Kahne (9K).  In Flight A Qualifying, Logan Schuchart (1S) was the top timer at 12.690 seconds, and In Flight B it was David Gravel (41) at 12.688 seconds. Results as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

WoO Last Call Night #2 A-Main:

 

 

 

1.     Logan Schuchart (1S) from 2nd; won by 1.274 seconds

2.     Brad Sweet (49) (2020 WoO Champion)

3.     David Gravel (41)

4.     Kerry Madsen (2M)

5.     Brian Brown (21)

6.     Donny Schatz (15) from 9th

7.     Dave Blaney (10) from 11th

8.     Kyle Larson (57) from 12th

9.     Daryn Pittman (72) from 13th

10.   Sheldon Haudenschild (17)

11.   James Mc Fadden (9)

12.   Kraig Kinser (11K0

13.   Spencer Bayston (39)

14.   Shane Stewart (71)

15.   Parker Price-Miller (71P)

16.   Cory Eliason (26)

17.   Brock Zearfoss (3Z)

18.   Carson Macedo (2)

19.   Justin Peck (13)

20.   Anthony Macri (39M)

21.   Domenic Scelzi (83)

22.   Brent Marks (5)

23.   Jason Sides (7S)

24.   Jacob Allen (1A)

25.   Mason Daniel (33M)

26.   Ian Madsen (11) DNF

27.   Bill Rose (6) DNF

28.   Wayne Johnson (2C) DNF (2020 Rookie of the Year)

 

 

 

 

    WoO Heat #1: (5 to A-Main; 2 to Redraw)

 

 

 

1.     Kerry Madsen (2M)

2.     Logan Schuchart (1S)

3.     Donny Schatz (15)

4.     Daryn Pittman (72)

5.     Kraig Kinser (11K)

6.     Cory Eliason (26)

7.     Trey Starks (44S)

8.     Anthony Macri (39M)

9.     Bill Rose (6)

10.   Bill Balog (2X)

11.   George Hobaugh (40)

 

 

 

WoO Heat #2:

 

 

 

1.     Carson Macedo (2)

2.     Brian Brown (21)

3.     Dave Blaney (10)

4.     Brent Marks (5)

5.     Jacob Allen (1A)

6.     Brock Zearfoss (3Z)

7.     Tyler Courtney (7BC)

8.     Mason Daniel (33M)

9.     Matt Farnham (7NY)

10.   Greg Wilson (W20)

11.   Nick Tucker (70)

 

 

 

WoO Heat #3:

 

 

 

1.     David Gravel (41)

2.     Brad Sweet (49)

3.     Sheldon Haudenschild (17)

4.     Shane Stewart (71)

5.     Ian Madsen (11)

6.     Tim Kaeding (14)

7.     Shawn Dancer (49)

8.     Sammy Swindell (1)

9.     Cale Conley (3C0

10.   Brent Shearer (12)

11.   Tucker Klaasmeyer (27)

 

 

 

WoO Heat #4:

 

 

 

1.     Parker Price-Miller (71P)

2.     Spencer Bayston (39) 

3.     Kyle Larson (57)

4.     James Mc Fadden (9)

5.     Jason Sides (7S)

6.     Dominic Scelzi (83)

7.     Paul Mc Mahan (51)

8.     Justin Peck (13)

9.     Wayne Johnson (2C)

10.   Hunter Schuerenberg (55)

11.   Frank Rodgers (6X)

 

 

 

 

DIRTVision Fast Pass Dash:

 

 

 

1.     Brad Sweet (49)

2.     Logan Schuchart (1S)

3.     Brian Brown (21)

4.     David Gravel (41)

5.     Carson Macedo (2)

6.     Parker Price-Miller (71P)

7.     Kerry Madsen (2M)

8.     Spencer Bayston (39) DNS

 

 

 

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

 

 

 

1.     Anthony Macri (39M)

2.     Cory Eliason (26)

3.     Justin Peck (13)

4.     Brock Zearfoss (3Z)

5.     Tim Kaeding (14)

6.     Tyler Courtney (7BC)

7.     Dominic Scelzi (83) (PROVISIONAL)

8.     Shawn Dancer (49)

9.     Sammy Swindell (1)

10.   Trey Starks (44S)

11.    Matt Farnham (7NY)

12.   Paul Mc Mahan (51)

13.   Mason Daniel (33M) DNS (PROVISIONAL)

14.   Wayne Johnson (2C) DNS (PROVISIONAL)

 

 

 

 

WoO C-Main: (2 to B-Main)

 

 

 

1.     Matt Farnham (7NY)

2.     Bill Rose (6) (PROVISIONAL)

3.     Cale Conley (3C)

4.     Bill Balog (2X)

5.     Hunter Schuerenberg (55)

6.     Brent Shearer (12)

7.     Greg Wilson (W20)

8.     Tucker Klaasmeyer (27)

9.     George Hobaugh (40)

10.   Nick Tucker (70)

11.   Wayne Johnson (2C) DNS

12.   Frank Rodgers (6X) DNS  

Edited by flash49, 07 November 2020 - 09:02 PM.

[jo73]

Was glad to see shark racing win the last show of the year. Logan got chocked up when he mentioned his grandfather and there 5 yr plan. Bobby Allen, you are the man.

Why wrg didn't pull the plug and call that for safety reasons is beyond me. Gravel made the comment he couldn't see 3 ft in front of the car in 3 and 4. He did say it was a good idea that they had the yellows when they reached lapped traffic. That surface reminded me of volusia back in the early 80's. The clothes you wore to the track were covered in sand.

WRG your biggest race of the year was a 100% flop. A facility like that and the garbage surface you provided. Smooth yes, fast yes, dangerous you betcha.