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[flash49]

The High Limit Sprint Car Series will be at Indiana's Kokomo Speedway this evening for a 35-lap A-Main paying $23,023 to win and $1,500 to start.  There are Thirty-one (31) 410 Sprint Cars in the pits, and the Capital Renegade Quick Time Award goes to Justin Peck (13) @10.927 seconds, a new track record, worth $300.  Results as follows:

 

 

 

High Limit Sprint Car Series A-Main: $23.023 to win; $1,500 to start/35 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Justin Peck (13) from 3rd/won by .871 seconds/led laps 26-35 {won an extra $3K due to the dice roll}

2.     Kyle Larson (57) led laps 8-25

3.     Rico Abreu 24) from 7th

4.     Corey Day (7BC) led laps 1-7

5.     Cole Macedo (21T)

6.     Justin Sanders (39M)

7.     Brady Bacon (21H) from 12th

8.     Cap Henry (2MD)

9.     Logan Seavey (24s) from 13th

10.   Parker Price-Miller (9P)

11.   Cory Eliason (11) from 18th

12.   Kevin Thomas Jr. (16TH)

13.   Anthony Macri (71) from 21st/HARD CHARGER good for $800 {$100 for every car passed}

14.   Jamie Veal (17AU) from 17th

15.   Chase Randall (9)

16.   Byron Reed (5)

17.   J. J. Hickle (50YR)

18.   Emerson Axsom (47BC)

19.   Shane Stewart (71x)

20.   Jake Swanson (55)

21.   Dylan Norris (19) DNF

22.   Trent Pigdon (19w) DNF

23.   Zeb Wise (26) DNF

24.   Ryan Timms (5T) DNF

 

 

 

 

High Limit Heat #1: (5 to A-Main/Top 2 to Dash Redraw) 8 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Justin Sanders (39M)

2.     Justin Peck (13)

3.     Chase Randall (9) from 6th

4.     Logan Seavey (24)

5.     Jamie Veal (17AU)

6.     Conner Morrell (28M)

7.     Trent Pigdon (19P)

8.     Dusty Zomer (3J) DNF

 

 

 

High Limit Heat #2: 8 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Rico Abreu (24)

2.     Cap Henry (2MD)

3.     Zeb Wise (26)

4.     Ryan Timms (5T)

5.     Cory Eliason (11)

6.     Emerson Axsom (47BC)

7.     Bryce Norris (37)

8.     Kevin Newton (16THx)

 

 

 

High Limit Heat #3: 8 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Kyle Larson (57)

2.     Kevin Thomas Jr. (16TH)

3.     Parker Price-Miller (9P)

4.     J. J. Hickle (50YR)

5.     Jake Swanson (55)

6.     Darin Naida (7N)

7.     Dylan Norris (19)

8.     Skylar Gee (99) DNF

 

 

 

High Limit Heat #4: 8 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Corey Day (7BC)

2.     Cole Macedo (21T)

3.     Brady Bacon (21H)

4.     Shane Stewart (71x)

5.     Byron Reed (5)

6.     Anthony Macri (71)

7.     Geoff Dodge (77)

 

 

 

High Limit Sander Engineering Dash: 7 LAPS ($250)

 

 

 

1.     Corey Day (7BC)

2.     Kyle Larson (57)

3.     Justin Peck (13)

4.     Kevin Thomas Jr. (16TH)

5.     Justin Sanders (39M) from 7th

6.     Cole Macedo (21T)

7.     Rico Abreu (24)

8.     Cap Henry (2MD)

 

 

 

High Limit Last Chance B-Main: (4 to A-Main) 12 LAPS

 

 

 

1.     Anthony Macri (71)

2.     Emerson Axsom (47BC) from 4th

3.     Trent Pigdon (19w) from 6th

4.     Dylan Norris (19) from 8th

5.     Darin Naida (7N)

6.     Skylar Gee (99) from 10th

7.     Geoff Dodge (77) from 9th

8.     Kevin Newton (16THx)

9.     Bryce Norris (37)

10.   Conner Morrell (28M) DNF

11.   Dusty Zomer (3J) DNS

Edited by flash49, 01 August 2023 - 08:19 PM.

[jo73]

First time seeing Corey day, 17, this kid stands on the gas. If not for his CA ride this kid jumped in the 7bc and was challenging for the win. Bright future. Krietz, there's your driver for the national open.

[dirtstudent2]

Shane Bowers left the 17 car to go to California to work with Cory Day this year.

Was Shane with him and did they go as a team to the 7 car?

 

Pretty interesting that Shane headed west this year and I think but not sure Brian Keminah headed south to also work with a west coaster.  

 

Both are easy going easy to talk to meticulous people who are great listeners asking soft perinate open questions of their drivers.

 

 

edit:  I think on all of the above is correct but not sure not being able to get around as much this year.

 

IMHO, Shane and Brian are two of the best if not the current two best chiefs around. 

 

 

... and no that's not political or kissing butt chrome horn, it's called I have great respect for them and their skills.  ...   

Edited by dirtstudent2, 02 August 2023 - 08:11 AM.

[flash49]

Shane Bowers left the 17 car to go to California to work with Cory Day this year.

Was Shane with him and did they go as a team to the 7 car?

 

Pretty interesting that Shane headed west this year and I think but not sure Brian Keminah headed south to also work with a west coaster.  

 

Both are easy going easy to talk to meticulous people who are great listeners asking soft perinate open questions of their drivers.

 

 

edit:  I think on all of the above is correct but not sure not being able to get around as much this year.

 

IMHO, Shane and Brian are two of the best if not the current two best chiefs around. 

 

 

... and no that's not political or kissing butt chrome horn, it's called I have great respect for them and their skills.  ...   

 

 

Corey Day is just filling in with the 7BC car until Tyler Courtney returns from his injuries.

[jo73]

Flash, correct me if wrong, isn't Day going back to the west coast and Macri back in the 7bc ?

Macri was fast in the family ride. He seems to be struggling. Yea people say it takes time ti get comfortable. Well someone forgot to tell Sanders and Day that.

This craziness has shown there is 2 guys that seem to be ready to race with anybody.

Hoping Krietz would have looked at A.J. for the 69k the kid has won and ran well at port royal. I was told he did talk to Krietz, but didn't believe he was going to be the pick.

[dirtstudent2]

My question is did his crew chief go with him for his temporary ride which he did well in or did he go alone as a temporary hired gun filling in as a driver only with the cars current crew?

[flash49]

Flash, correct me if wrong, isn't Day going back to the west coast and Macri back in the 7bc ?

Macri was fast in the family ride. He seems to be struggling. Yea people say it takes time ti get comfortable. Well someone forgot to tell Sanders and Day that.

This craziness has shown there is 2 guys that seem to be ready to race with anybody.

Hoping Krietz would have looked at A.J. for the 69k the kid has won and ran well at port royal. I was told he did talk to Krietz, but didn't believe he was going to be the pick.

 

 

 

I'm not sure, Jo.

[flash49]

My question is did his crew chief go with him for his temporary ride which he did well in or did he go alone as a temporary hired gun filling in as a driver only with the cars current crew?

 

I don't know the answer, however I doubt if a big-time team like Clauson-Marshall racing wouldn't just use their own crew chief.

Edited by flash49, 03 August 2023 - 02:16 PM.