US36 Raceway
7/16/21
US36 Raceway
Osborn, MO
ASCS
24 cars
Heat one (started): 1. Jay Russell 76 (1) 2. Trevor Grossenbacher 95T (4) 3. Alex Hill 77x (5) 4. Gunnar Ramey 21 (6) 5. Joey Danley 14 (7) 6. Austin O’Neal 11 (2) 7. Scott Bogucki 28 (3) DNS – Colby Thornhill 19
8-lap heats used passing points to set up the feature. Russell led O’Neal and Grossenbacher early. O’Neal’s run came to an end with three to go when he broke a torsion arm. Bogucki also exited and would not return. Russell held them off to win it. Thornhill dealt with mechanical issues all night and never got it going.
Heat two (started): 1. Garret Williamson 24 (4) 2. Brandon Anderson 55B (2) 3. Matt Covington 95 (6) 4. Dylan Westbrook 47x (5) 5. Adam Gullion 91 (1) 6. Chase Porter 2 (8) 7. Colton Fisher 11c (3) 8. Slater Helt 22s (7)
Williamson led the distance. Covington moved up to third with a high side pass of Gullion on lap two. Westbrook dropped back early but got by Gullion for fourth with three to go.
Heat three (started): 1. Jason Martin 82 (2) 2. Ryan Bickett 17B (1) 3. JJ Hickle 63 (5) 4. Miles Paulus 98P (4) 5. Blake Hahn 52 (6) 6. JR Topper 92J (3) 7. Rowdy Reber 88 (7) 8. Zach Davis 3z (8)
Clark was scheduled for the pole but needed a second push. Martin dominated from outside row one. Hickle had a good start and moved by Paulus for third on the second lap.
A main (started): 1. Covington (1) 2. Williamson (2) 3. Hahn (12) 4. Hill (7) 5. Anderson (6) 6. Danley (14) 7. Paulus (11) 8. Hickle (5) 9. Grossenbacher (3) 10. Russell (8) 11. Bickett (9) 12. Helt (22) 13. Porter (15) 14. Topper (17) 15. Martin (4) 16. Westbrook (13) 17. O’Neal (18) 18. Ramey (10) 19. Reber (19) 20. Gullion (16) 21. Davis (20) 22. Fisher (21) DNS – Bogucki, Thornhill
The 25-lapper saw Williamson leading Covington, Anderson and Hill early. Anderson went over the cushion on the high banks on lap two and Hill moved into third. Hickle assumed fourth. Williamson was into lapped traffic on the fifth lap. Three laps later, things were hectic up front, and Covington took the low route to the point in heavy lapped traffic. Hickle got by Hill on lap 12 and it was a three-way battle for the lead at that point. Williamson dove in front of Covington to briefly retake the lead on lap 14, but by the time the field came back to the line, Covington was leading. By lap 18, Hahn was in the mix, and a blanket could be thrown over the top four, as they swapped positions at will. Things came to a quick end when Ramey and O’Neal flipped in turn four. Hickle also tipped over to avoid the two, surrendering his top four run. Covington led Williamson, Hahn, Hill and Martin back to green, while Westbrook exited with mechanical issues. Martin moved by Hill for fourth with four to go, but he would get over the top of the turn three cushion and flip with two to go. Covington led the two lap Dash to the checkers. Helt was the hard-charger.