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Knoxville Raceway
360 Nationals Final
410s
85 360s
39 410s
360s
E main (started): 1. Dave Hall 51 (1) 2. Chad Heimbaugh 04 (2) 3. Dave Glennon 5 (4) 4. Jody Rosenboom 27 (10) 5. Kevin Ingle 2K (3) 6. Nate Mosher 22N (5) 7. Brian Parker 9* (6) 8. Jim Moughan Jr. 1mx (11) 9. Mike Hess 18H (12) / 10. Jordan Martens 13JM (8) 11. Alan Ambers 93A (13) 12. Doc Sloan A12 (9) 13. Joey Moughan 8H (14) 14. Alan Zoutte 33 (7) 15. Joe Riedel 15 (16) 16. Colin Entwisle 2T (15) DNS - Bobby Mincer 14s, Jon Corbin 9mx, Ricky Maiolo 24AU, Thomas Kennedy 20K, Logan Walker 38, Taylor Milton 91x
Hall led throughout the 8-lapper. Martens was sent two rows back for jumping the initial start. When Zoutte slowed on lap seven, the caution came out. Riedel also exited, along with Joey Moughan, who had been in a transfer spot. Rosenboom jumped from sixth to fourth on the restart, and Hess grabbed the ninth and final transfer on the last lap.
D main (started): 1. Ricky Logan 10a (2) 2. Dustin Morgan 93 (1) 3. Austin Alumbaugh 33A (4) 4. Jesse Giannetto 10 (6) / 5. Tony Shilling 47T (3) 6. Zach Zimmerly 94z (7) 7. Hall (14) 8. Channin Tankersley 71 (8) 9. Nate Van Haaften 3 (9) 10. Joe Beaver 53x (5) 11. Mosher (19) 12. Glennon (16) 13. Heimbaugh (15) 14. Donovan Peterson 3D (11) 15. Hess (22) 16. Ingle (18) 17. Parker (20) 18. Casey Friedrichsen 20 (13) 19. Jim Moughan Jr. (21) 20. Rob Kubli 19L (10) 21. John Gaston 22J (12) 22. Rosenboom (17) DNS - Austen Wheatley 44w, Matt Heinzerling 22x, Erin Crocker 98, Don Droud Jr. 86, Todd Evans 14E, Preston Peebles II 0c, Jordan Whitehead 8w
The front row was slow to start and it stacked everyone up. Kubli jumped the car in front of him, and flipped. Jim Moughan took evasive maneuvers making contact with Rosenboom, and getting upside down himself. All three of those cars, plus Gaston were done. Friedrichsen also went to the work area. Logan sliced in front of Morgan going into turn one and held the lead through all 10 laps. Alumbaugh did nicely, moving by Shilling into third, while Giannetto grabbed the final transfer from him with two to go. Mosher was the hard-charger.
C main (started): 1. Danny Heskin 6x (1) 2. Jamie Ball 5J (2) 3. Randy Martin 14 (6) 4. Kyle Hirst 6 (8) / 5. RJ Johnson 71x (3) 6. Justyn Cox 5H (12) 7. Chad Meyer 1w (10) 8. Jacob Ossenfort 99J (4) 9. Mitch Olson 98m (7) 10. Dylan Peterson 25 (5) 11. Jonathan Cornell 28 (11) 12. Logan (19) 13. Kolt Walker 45K (16) 14. Giannetto (22) 15. Kyle Sager 20s (15) 16. Jake Martens 0 (13) 17. Morgan (20) 18. Alumbaugh (21) 19. Dennis Moore Jr. D12 (14) 20. Kelly Miller 44 (17) 21. DJ Brink 21B (9) DNS - Don Young 7, Lou Kennedy Jr. 21K, Lee Sowell 51s
Danny Heskin led flag to flag in the non-stop 12-lap event. Brink exited on lap two after smacking the turn one wall. Ball ran a steady second, while Martin used an early move to grab third. Hirst slowly gained on RJ Johnson and took the final transfer at the midway point. Giannetto was the hard-charger.
B main (started): 1. Tim Kaeding 83 (4) 2. Brooke Tatnell 14T (1) 3. Davey Heskin 56 (10) 4. Matt Moro 2m (2) / 5. Clint Garner 40 (6) 6. Lee Grosz 4J (5) 7. Gary Wright 9x (11) 8. Gregg Bakker 11x (8) 9. Zach Chappell 50z (12) 10. Jon Agan 4 (7) 11. Tim Crawley 88 (15) 12. Eric Baldaccini 4B (13) 13. Bryan Dobesh 54 (3) 14. Rager Phillips 10V (16) 15. Ryan Roberts 18R (9) 16. Danny Heskin (19) 17. Josh Higday 2 (17) 18. Robby Wolfgang 7K (14) 19. Billy Alley 22 (18) 20. Hirst (22) 21. Ball (20) 22. Martin (21)
Tatnell led the first two laps before T. Kaeding slid in front of him on lap three. Moro moved into third and Garner was fourth. Soon Davey Heskin was steadily picking off positions. He had gained five spots to fifth by the halfway point of the 15-lapper. With two to go, he passed Garner for the final transfer spot, and then not satisfied, took third on the last lap. He was the hard-charger.
A main (started): 1. Shane Stewart 57 (3) 2. Sammy Swindell 1s (8) 3. Jason Johnson 41 (13) 4. Dustin Selvage 7s (2) 5. Bronson Maeschen 1 (4) 6. Jack Dover 53 (18) 7. Tony Bruce Jr. 18 (12) 8. Danny Wood 94 (11) 9. T. Kaeding (21) 10. Bud Keading 1x (14) 11. Scott Winters 23w (16) 12. Matt Covington 95 (7) 13. Darren Long 3G (10) 14. Johnny Anderson 7a (17) 15. Cale Conley 3c (19) 16. Moro (24) 17. Jamie Veal 35AU (15) 18. Randy Hannagan 22D (9) 19. Brady Bacon 99 (20) 20. Davey Heskin (23) 21. Tatnell (22) 22. Chad Humston 1m (1) 23. Johnny Herrera 45x (6) 24. Brian Brown 21 (5)
Humston took the early lead in the 25-lapper with Selvage and Brown in tow. Stewart entered the fray, getting by Brown and Selvage for second before Brown's car went up in smoke. Humston and Stewart avoided disaster by evading Brown on the low side of four when the caution came out late. The restart saw Humston leading Stewart, Selvage, Maeschen and Herrera back to green. On more lap was in the books when Humston came out of turn four and something appeared to loosen him up. He tagged the wall, and broke his front end. As he was sent back across, the track, Herrera (running 8th) was caught with nowhere to go and flipped wildly down the front chute. No one was hurt. Despite a quick clean-up, a lengthy open red ensued. Stewart inherited the lead ahead of Selvage, a charging Swindell, Maeschen and a surging J. Johnson. By the time Davey Heskin brought out a yellow with ignition problems with 13 in the books, Swindell and Jason Johnson had gotten by Selvage. Hannagan entered the top five with another lap in, and another caution for Bacon, who got into the turn one wall. The next ten laps went green, with Stewart holding Swindell at bay and approaching lap traffic. Hannagan stopped in turn two on the white flag lap setting up a green, white, checker finish. Stewart was unphased, and won his second 360 Nationals title, pocketing $10,000 for his third career 360 win at Knoxville.
410s
With 410s getting two laps on the clock, Sammy Swindell (3rd car out to time) set the standard in time trials at 15.078 seconds. Don Droud Jr. (6th car out) was second quick, followed by Ian Madsen (31st), Bronson Maeschen (13th), Jonathan Allard (36th), Austin McCarl (2nd), Lynton Jeffrey (16th), Dale Blaney (18th), Brian Brown (35th) and Mitchell Dumesny (14th).
Heat one (started): 1. Tim Kaeding 83 (1) 2. Johnny Herrera 2w (3) 3. Brown 21 (4) 4. Swindell 1s (6) 5. Ricky Logan 10a (2) / 6. Allard 0 (5) 7. Zach Zimmerly 94 (8) 8. Kaley Gharst 44G (9) 9. Domain Ramsay 20AU (10) 10. Mike Moore 69 (7)
Kaeding led early in the 8-lapper, as the track was still pretty fast. Herrera was quick moving up the low side, and Brown and Swindell followed him by Logan.
Heat two (started): 1. Dusty Zomer 91 (2) 2. Mark Dobmeier 13 (1) 3. Droud Jr. 47 (6) 4. Mi. Dumesny 77AU (4) 5. Robby Wolfgang 7K (3) / 6. Davey Heskin 56 (8) 7. McCarl 17A (5) 8. Lee Jacobs 24H (9) 9. Josh Schneiderman 49 (7) 10. Kevin Ingle 2K (10)
Dobmeier led early, but Zomer stuck with him. With Dobmeier up high and Zomer down low, they battled most of the way. Zomer took the lead for good on lap five in a good race. Droud Jr. moved up nicely from 6th to 3rd.
Heat three (started): 1. Tyler Walker 17 (2) 2. Brandon Wimmer 7TW (4) 3. Randy Hannagan 1x (1) 4. Madsen 55 (6) 5. Jamie Veal 35AU (3) / 6. L. Jeffrey 12 (5) 7. Keith Bloom Jr. 27 (8) 8. Bob Weuve 19 (7) 9. Ty Bartz 46 (10) 10. Barry Martinez 66 (9)
Good racing again as Walker was able to hold off some strong charges by Wimmer. Veal and L. Jeffrey traded the last transfer, before Veal took it in the last corner.
Heat four (started): 1. Max Dumesny 5V (1) 2. Skip Jackson 2 (3) 3. Trevor Green 4 (2) 4. Blaney 2B (5) 5. Brooke Tatnell 59 (4) / 6. Maeschen 1 (6) 7. Rager Phillips 10 (8) 8. Paul Jeffrey 12AU (7) 9. Bruce White 96AU (9)
Ma. Dumesny led flag to flag. Jackson was strong and grabbed second from Green with two to go. Blaney looked strong and made a late move by Maeschen and Tatnell for fourth.
B main (started): 1. Maeschen (1) 2. Allard (2) 3. McCarl (3) 4. Heskin (8) / 5. Jacobs (12) 6. L. Jeffrey (4) 7. Phillips (10) 8. Moore (5) 9. Zimmerly (9) 10. Weuve (7) 11. Ramsay (15) 12. Bloom Jr. (11) 13. Bartz (17) 14. White (14) 15. P. Jeffrey (6) 16. Gharst (11) 17. Ingle (16) DNS - Schneiderman, Martinez
Maeschen and Allard paced the field througout the 12-lapper despite a number of cautions. After one lap was completed, L. Jeffrey stopped with throttle linkage problems. He restarted at the tail and could only climb back to sixth. Bloom spun with two laps in the books. The restart saw Maeschen ahead of Allard, McCarl, Moore and Heskin. Heskin was able to crowd out Moore for fourth before a slowing P. Jeffrey brought the last yellow on lap seven. The top five would remain the same, with Jacobs just missing a transfer.
A main (started): 1. Herrera (4) 2. Jackson (1) 3. Swindell (12) 4. Veal (2) 5. Dobmeier (16) 6. Tatnell (5) 7. Brown (8) 8. Maeschen (21) 9. Wimmer (6) 10. Droud Jr. (11) 11. Walker (15) 12. Heskin (24) 13. Logan (13) 14. Allard (22) 15. Mi. Dumesny (7) 16. Hannagan (19) 17. Green (16) 18. Max Dumesny (20) 19. Wolfgang (3) 20. McCarl (23) 21. Blaney (9) 22. Zomer (14) 23. Madsen (10) 24. Kaeding (17)
Jackson took the early lead, but Herrera controlled it from lap two on. On lap eight, T. Kaeding flipped after making contact with a stopping Madsen in turn three. Both were done, but unhurt. After an open red, Herrera led Jackson, Veal, Wimmer and Tatnell. Swindell restarted eighth, but by the time five more laps were counted, he was fourth. Zomer exited on lap ten. The lap 13 red came out for Blaney, who was running fourth. He got over the cushion and backed it into one. He was unhurt. . Herrera led Jackson, Veal, Swindell and Tatnell back to green. Swindell would take third from Veal shortly after the resart to set up the top five. Dobmeier was a late charger, coming home fifth. Herrera was able to hold onto his 17th career 410 win at Knoxville worth $3,000. Maeschen was the hard-charger and Heskin passed 12 cars.