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Fred Rahmer Conquers World of Outlaws Sprint Series At Williams Grove Speedway

Mechanicsburg, PA — May 27, 2006 — By Tony Veneziano, WoO Sprint Series PR Director

The stage was set for a battle of epic proportions on Saturday night at Williams Grove Speedway.

Fred Rahmer, the leader of the Pennsylvania Posse, was coming off of narrow victory over Donny Schatz, the World of Outlaws Sprint Series points leader, in a preliminary event on Friday night. Then the two locked up the front row for the feature by finishing first and second in the dash. Rahmer would be on the pole, Schatz on the outside for the 30-lap A-main. Rahmer did not let down his legion of hometown fans as he swept the hard-fought race.

Schatz and Doug Esh kept Rahmer’s Miller Brothers J&J in their sights. Rahmer jumped out front first, but Schatz surged to the front on Lap 2. Rahmer charged back on the third lap and the two would battle back and forth for each of the first 15 laps. Schatz would pull ahead in the turns, where he was fast all night, but Rahmer muscled down the long straights to lead at the flagstand.

Esh’s Kinard Trucking J&J eventually got around Schatz’s ParkerStore J&J just past the halfway point and tried to run down Rahmer. A couple of late cautions brought the field together for a thrilling green-white-checkered finish. Schatz gave it everything he had, as he restarted fourth, and quickly moved into third by riding the rim in an all-out effort to catch the leaders. With a lap to go, Schatz pulled alongside Esh on the high side, but Esh held on to secure the top two spots for the vaunted Pennsylvania Posse.

Despite finishing second to Rahmer on Friday night in the preliminary feature and third on Saturday, Schatz was the first driver to walk into Rahmer’s trailer to congratulate him and thank him for an extremely clean race and exciting race.

Joey Saldana also was in the mix, but after coming up light at the scales after the feature, he was dropped to 24th, giving Lance Dewease’s Hamm Maxim a fourth-place finish with Jason Solwold rounding out the top five in the City Wide Insulation Maxim. Mean 15 driver Craig Dollansky had a steady run all night and finished sixth in the Karavan Trailers Maxim with Chad Layton in the Apple Dealerships Maxim, Stevie Smith in the Race Against Abuse of Children Everywhere J&J, Mark Smith in the Zemco Tool & Die Maxim and Tim Shaffer in the Big Game Treestands Eagle rounding out the top 10. Shaffer, who is driving for injured Terry McCarl, powered his way to 10th after starting in the 21st position.

Rahmer took the lion’s share of the prize money back to Salfordville,Pa. He pocked nearly $17,500 for his weekend efforts, including $12,500 on Saturday night.

“We we’re good in the dash and then Donny and I had a heck of a race,” Rahmer said. “We knew it was going to rubber up, and we were fortunate to be able to stay in front. Donny runs so good here, that I knew I could not afford to let him get out in front when it rubbered up. I guess I got lucky again. Every time you win, you are lucky to some point.”

On Friday night, Rahmer led only three laps in picking up his win, while on Saturday he was in front for all but a single lap, and proved to be the dominate car.

“I knew as long as I stayed on the bottom, I was going to be OK,” Rahmer said. “I just hung back off the lapped car, so that I didn’t get into them. It just worked out really well. We had a very good weekend.”

Rahmer now has 72 career wins at Williams Grove, in addition to six track championships, both the best in the storied history of the track.

Rahmer always enjoys hearing the fans cheer for him and stop by for autographs, but it is even more meaningful knowing the respect his fellow drivers have for him, and what he has accomplished in his illustrious career.

“In the end, all that really matters is the competitors,” Rahmer said. “You don’t worry about what the fans think. The competitors know what it is all about. They know how hard we all work to do this. It means a lot when a guy like Donny or Doug comes over [to congratulate him on the win], it really does.”

Esh might not have the experience of Rahmer and Schatz at Williams Grove, but he certainly challenged them this weekend. After a fourth-place run on Friday night locked him into the dash on Saturday night, his runner-up finish was the best of his career with the World of Outlaws.

“We maybe needed to get into lapped traffic and him to make a mistake, but that pretty tough for Fred to make a mistake,” Esh said. “To come out of here with a second and a fourth, we’re happy with that. It definitely builds momentum for us. It’s just amazing what our team does. We’re not full-time guys, and we just have a lot of fun doing it.”

Schatz ran in the top-four all evening and was very happy after the race. While he sets out every night to win, he realized how good of a car Rahmer had and gave it his all to come home third.

“It was a great racetrack,” said Schatz, of Fargo, N.D. “It was slick and there were guys passing all over. I raced with Fred side-by-side and he raced me clean. You can’t say enough about a guy like that. We could have used each other up, but we didn’t. We raced clean, and that’s what its all about. It’s a pleasure to be able to race like that. He was the better car, and I was happy to see the better car win.”

Schatz leads the World of Outlaws point standings on the strength of four wins and nine top-five finishes. He powered around Williams Grove most of the night at the top, but also used a lot of patience as he calculated when and where to make his moves.

“I’ve won a lot of races here and it’s a lot of give and take, not all take,” Schatz said. “It’s great to race a guy like Fred clean, because you don’t see a lot of that anymore.”

Lance Dewease, who is right behind Rahmer with five track titles at Williams Grove, battled with the World of Outlaws and his familiar Posse cohorts, to finish fifth. Pleased with his night on the track, Dewease had even more work to do afterwards as the line of fans waiting outside his trailer for pictures and autographs seemed to never end.

“The fans really support our racing locally,” Dewease said. “Week in and week out they show up. Everyone knows we race a lot here in Pennsylvania, so we have great fans for that support.”

Dollansky represented the Mean 15 well on Saturday night. After an eventful Friday night, Dollansky reached the dash for the finale of the two-day show and raced his way to sixth.

“Tonight was definitely a better night for us,” said Dollansky, of Elk River, Minn. “Last night, we were out to lunch, and tonight we were better off. We just kept working with the car and got better as the night went on.”

With the schedule picking up, and the series racing six times in the next eight days, Dollansky and his team knows all their hard work and preparation will pay off as the series returns to many tracks where Dollansky has experience and confidence.

“We enjoy the New York swing, and those are some good race tracks for us,” Dollansky said. “We’ll go up there and hopefully come out of there with a win.”

While some drivers found it tough to pass when the track got slick, Tim Shaffer had no problem working his way through the field. He sliced and diced his way from the 21st starting spot to finish 10th for his third top-10 while filling in for Terry McCarl.

“They have a great car and great engines,” Shaffer said. “These guys bust their butts. We were good early, and then I used the tires up. We needed a few more yellows. The car was great, and we’ll move on and hit the next race.”

After loading up early on Saturday night, the cars and stars of the World of Outlaws continue to travel east, as they head into the Empire State to do battle at Orange County Fair Speedway on Monday in Middletown, N.Y., and Rolling Wheels Raceway Park on Tuesday in Elbridge, N.Y.

The World of Outlaws Sprint Series is brought to the fans across the country by several sponsors and partners, including series sponsors Hoosier Racing Tire and The Outdoor Channel. Promotional Partners include AMB i.t. and The University of Northwestern Ohio. Associate sponsors are ButlerBuilt Motorsports Equipment, Maxim Racing, RacinSoles and Snap-on. Contingency sponsors include DART Machinery, MSD Ignitions and Wrisco Industries.


WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY NIGHT #2 NOTEBOOK

• FAST QUALIFIER: Dion Hindi paced the 41-cars that took time, with a lap around the 1/2-mile oval in 17.348 seconds. Williams Grove Speedway is a semi-banked 1/2 mile oval and Brian Paulus holds the track record at 16.140 seconds.

• QUALIFYING WINNERS: Todd Shaffer won the first heat. Stevie Smith won the second heat. Chad Layton in the third heat, and Michael Carber won the final heat. In the dash Fred Rahmer picked up the win. In the “C- Main,” it was Niki Young crossing the line first, while Dion Hindi topped the “B-Main.”

• MAIN-EVENT WINNERS: Fred Rahmer’s win Saturday night at Williams Grove Speedway was his first World of Outlaws A-feature victory of the season. There have now been 11 different winners in 18 race nights to visit the RacinSoles Victory Lane with the World of Outlaws this season. The win list also includes Jac Haudenschild (May 6 at U.S. 36 Raceway and May 20 at Sharon Speedway), Sammy Swindell (April 8 at Eldora Speedway and March 10 at the Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, as well as a preliminary victory April 7 at Eldora), Donny Schatz (March 9 at the Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, March 31 at Batesville Speedway, April 1 at I-55 Raceway and May 16 at Grandview Speedway), Fred Rahmer (May 21 at Williams Grove, as well as preliminary victory May 26 at Williams Grove), Craig Dollansky (April 15 at Tri-State Speedway), Paul McMahan (March 4 at USA Race Park), Danny Lasoski (March 3 at Manzanita), Joey Saldana (Feb. 10 at Volusia) and Chad Kemenah (Feb. 9 at Volusia), Kevin Swindell (The Dirt Track at Lowe’s Motor Speedway).

• PRELIMINARY FEATURE WINNERS: Fred Rahmer’s win on Friday night was his first preliminary feature win of the World of Outlaws season, joining Sammy Swindell, who won the preliminary feature on April 7 at Eldora Speedway.

• HALF-MILE WINNERS: Williams Grove Speedway is a semi-banked half-mile oval. The World of Outlaws Sprint Series has now raced nine times this season on half-mile ovals, including preliminary features. Winners include Chad Kemenah (Volusia), Joey Saldana (Volusia), Danny Lasoski (Manzanita), Donny Schatz (Las Vegas), and Sammy Swindell (Las Vegas and twice at Eldora Speedway twice), Fred Rahmer (Williams Grove Speedway twice).

• ON TELEVISION: The Outdoor Channel will air at 8 p.m. (ET) on May 31 the Eckerd Outlaw Showdown from The Dirt Track at Lowe’s Motor Speedway. The Outdoor Channel is available nationwide through the DISH Network (Channel 153) and DIRECTV (Channel 606).

• ON THE WEB: The Official World of Outlaws Sprint Series Web site is at http://www.dirtmotorsports.com/sprint. Among the features are updated driver biographies with individual statistics and pictures, race-by-race statistics, detailed track information and race coverage, series news and team press releases. Also, links to the Media Guide and 2006 Official Rulebook can be found at the bottom of the home page.

• LISTEN ONLINE: If fans can’t get to a track to see the series, they can experience the excitement of the World of Outlaws Sprint Series live on Dirtvision.com through the DIRT Radio Network. To listen to the audio broadcasts, log on to www.dirtvision.com and click on the DIRT Radio Network logo. Listeners will need Windows Media Player 9 or higher to listen to the DIRT Radio Network. For technical support or questions, e-mail webmaster@dirtvision.com.

• UP NEXT: The cars and stars of the Mean 15 invade the Empire State on May 29 at Orange County Fair Speedway and May 30 at Rolling Wheels Raceway Park. The final day of the month, will see the World of Outlaws roll into Lernerville Speedway to make up the Commonwealth Clash which was postponed by rain on May 19. June opens up with a return to Wayne County Speedway in Orville, Ohio on June 1, for the first time in over 20 years. The series then thunders into the legendary Eldora Speedway on June 3, before heading west to the Terre Haute Action Track on June 4.

• SPONSOR SUPPORT: The World of Outlaws Sprint Series is brought to the fans across the country by several sponsors and partners, including series sponsors Hoosier Racing Tire and The Outdoor Channel. Promotional Partners include AMB i.t. and The University of Northwestern Ohio. Associate sponsors are ButlerBuilt Motorsports Equipment, Maxim Racing, RacinSoles and Snap-on. Contingency sponsors include DART Machinery, MSD Ignitions and Wrisco Industries.

World of Outlaws Sprint Series Statistical Report; Williams Grove Speedway Finale; May 27, 2006
Qualifying
1) Dion Hindi, Hindi 11D, 17.348
2) Jason Solwold, Carnahan R19, 17.406
3) Joey Saldana, Kahne 9, 17.478
4) T.J. Stutts, Beam 88, 17.491
5) Lance Dewease, Postupack 25, 17.546
6) Daryn Pittman, Titan Racing USA 21, 17.573
7) Brian Montieth, Premiere 21B, 17.630
8) Craig Dollansky, Karavan 7, 17.658
9) Brian Leppo, Leppo 71, 17.680
10) Stevie Smith, Smith 19S, 17.688
11) Chad Layton, Apple 12, 17.705
12) Danny Smith, ACME 3, 17.744
13) Michael Carber, Carber 69, 17.765
14) Sean Michael, TH Racing 1X, 17.840
15) Greg Hodnett, Hamilton 77, 17.886
16) Todd Shaffer, Allebach 5W, 17.909
17) Craig Keel, Pottorff 9K, 17.966
18) Ryan Bohlke, Bohlke 18B, 18.034
19) Jeff Shepard, Shepard 4J, 18.086
20) Danny Smith, Smith 4, 18.094
21) Tim Shaffer, McCarl 24, 18.140
22) Todd Hestor, Lyons 4H, 18.208
23) Justin Henderson, Oswalt D1, 18.219
24) Don Kreitz, Kreitz 69K, 18.230
25) Kyle Pruitt, Miller 22Z, 18.134
26) Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10C, 18.336
27) Jac Haudenschild, Wright 35, 18.341
28) Brian Carlson, SC Motorsports 18, 18.383
29) Jim Siegel, Siegel 59, 18.388
30) Josh Wells, Wells Bros. 6W, 18.472
31) Brooke Tatnell, Rush Racing 8, 18.475
32) Niki Young, Neiderer 10N, 18.489
33) Bill Rose, Rose 6, 18.512
34) Alan Cole, Sorokach 35A, 18.518
35) Jason Martin, Martin 36, 18.543
36) Chad Kemenah, Kemenah 15K, 18.572
37) Eric Stambaugh, Swope 4S, 18.580
38) Paul McMahan, Stewart 20, 18.778
39) Becca Anderson, Woodring 19, 18.912
40) Chris Meleason, Memeason 8M, 19.030
41) Alan Krimes, Krimes 87, No time

Top 4 finishers in preliminary A-feature (locked into first 4 starting positions in Dash):
Fred Rahmer, Kline 22; Donny Schatz, Schatz 15; Mark Smith, Zemco 1; Doug Esh, Leach Bros. 30

First Heat Race (8 laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) Todd Shaffer
2) Brian Leppo
3) Craig Dollansky
4) Tim Shaffer
5) Dion Hindi
6) Eric Stambaugh
7) Jim Siegel
8) Kyle Pruitt
9) Bill Rose
10) Craig Keel

Second Heat Race (8 laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) Stevie Smith
2) Greg Hodnett
3) Brian Montieth
4) Jason Solwold
5) Jeremy Campbell
6) Paul McMahan
7) Alan Cole
8) Josh Wells
9) Ryan Bohlke
10) Todd Hestor

Third Heat Race (8 laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) Chad Layton
2) Joey Saldana
3) Jac Haudenschild
4) Daryn Pittman
5) Brooke Tatnell
6) Justin Henderson
7) Sean Michael
8) Jeff Shepard
9) Jason Martin
10) Becca Anderson

Fourth Heat Race (8 laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) Michael Carber
2) Lance Dewease
3) Chad Kemenah
4) Don Kreitz
5) Niki Young
6) T.J. Stutts
7) Brian Carlson
8) Chris Meleason
9) Bob Bennett
10) Danny Smith

C-Main (10 laps, top 2 finishers transferred to B-main)
1) Niki Young
2) Alan Cole
3) Eric Stambaugh [$125]
4) Bill Rose [$100]
5) Jason Martin [$100]
6) Becca Anderson [$100]
7) Chris Meleason [$100]
8) Paul McMahan (DNS) [$100]
9) Alan Krimes (DNS) [$100]

Dash (6 laps, finishing order determined first 10 starting positions of A-feature)
1) Fred Rahmer
2) Donny Schatz
3) Doug Esh
4) Joey Saldana
5) Jason Solwold
6) Lance Dewease
7) Craig Dollansky
8) Daryn Pittman
9) Brian Montieth
10) Mark Smith

B-main (12 laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature)
1) Dion Hindi
2) Craig Keel
3) T.J. Stutts
4) Sean Michael
5) Jeff Shepard [$200]
6) Justin Henderson [$180]
7) Bob Bennett [$175]
8) Jim Siegel [$160]
9) Ryan Bohlke [$150]
10) Niki Young [$150]
11) Jeremy Campbell [$150]
12) Josh Wells [$150]
13) Brooke Tatnell [$150]
14) Alan Cole [$150]
15) Brian Carlson [$150]
16) Kyle Pruitt [$150]
17) Todd Hestor [$150]
18) Danny Smith [$150]

A-main (30 laps)
1) Fred Rahmer [$12,500]
2) Doug Esh [$6,250]
3) Donny Schatz [$4,250]
4) Lance Dewease [$3,800]
5) Jason Solwold [$3,600]
6) Craig Dollansky [$3,350]
7) Chad Layton [$3,250]
8) Stevie Smith [$2,750]
9) Mark Smith [$2,400]
10) Tim Shaffer [$2,250]
11) Greg Hodnett [$2,200]
12) Sean Michael [$1,800]
13) Todd Shaffer [$1,600]
14) Jac Haudenschild [$1,400]
15) Chad Kemenah [$1,250]
16) Don Kreitz [$1,250]
17) Craig Keel [$1000]
18) Brian Leppo [$1000]
19) Brian Montieth [$1000]
20) Michael Carber [$1000]
21) Daryn Pittman [$900]
22) Dion Hindi [$900]
23) T.J. Stutts [$900]
24) Joey Saldana (Scored 24th after failing to meet minimum weight requirement after the A-feature) [$900]
Lap leaders: Fred Rahmer 1, 3-30; Donny Schatz 2


World of Outlaws Sprint Series Championship Standings, through May 27, 2006
Rank / Driver / Driver Pts. / Team Pts. / $ / Team Diff. / Wins / Top 5 / Top 10
1 / Donny Schatz / 2266 / 2266 / $79,100 / 0 / 4 / 9 / 11
2 / Daryn Pittman / 2144 / 2144 / $38,450 / -122 / 0 / 6 / 12
3 / Jac Haudenschild / 2133 / 2133 / $53,050 / -133 / 2 / 9 / 11
4 / Joey Saldana / 2133 / 2133 / $47,200 / -133 / 1 / 7 / 12
5 / Craig Dollansky / 2108 / 2108 / $47,660 / -158 / 1 / 5 / 12
6 / Brooke Tatnell / 2103 / 2103 / $47,900 / -163 / 1 / 6 / 11
7 / Chad Kemenah / 2025 / 2025 / $39,450 / -241 / 1 / 4 / 8
8 / Terry McCarl / 1986 / 2190 / $48,150 / -76 / 0 / 9 / 13
9 / Jeremy Campbell / 1903 / 1903 / $25,550 / -363 / 0 / 2 / 6
10 / Justin Henderson / 1878 / 1878 / $19,680 / -388 / 0 / 0 / 3
11 / Randy Hannagan / 1773 / 1919 / $24,510 / -347 / 0 / 4 / 5
12 / Bill Rose / 1561 / 1561 / $9,835 / -705 / 0 / 0 / 0
13 / Dion Hindi / 1556 / 1556 / $11,290 / -710 / 0 / 0 / 1
14 / Brian Carlson / 1555 / 1555 / $8,780 / -711 / 0 / 0 / 0
15 / Becca Anderson / 1466 / 1466 / $9,085 / -800 / 0 / 0 / 1
16 / Greg Wilson / 1180 / 1180 / $12,130 / -1086 / 0 / 0 / 3
17 / Paul McMahan / 1147 / 1147 / $22,900 / -1119 / 1 / 2 / 5
18 / Jason Martin / 1116 / 1819 / $18,660 / -447 / 0 / 2 / 3
19 / Kaley Gharst / 1076 / 1076 / $9,125 / -1190 / 0 / 0 / 1
20 / Sammy Swindell / 1034 / 1491 / $44,450 / -775 / 2 / 4 / 9
STANDINGS NOTES: The Martin Motorsports No. 36 NOS Energy Drink/Mafia Motorsports Maxim is 12th in owner’s points. Jason Martin missed the first 11 race nights of the season while recovering from a racing injury. Rob Chaney and Brian Brown drove the car for the first 11 events. … Terry McCarl receives 50 points per full-points event while he is out with an injury. His car will continue to earn points as it competes with replacement drivers. … Randy Hannagan is earning 50 driver points per full points event. His car will continue to earn points as it competes with replacement drivers.


STAT ATTACK, through May 27, 2006
There have been 16 World of Outlaws A-feature events and two preliminary features this season.

A-Feature winners (11 different winners)
Rank – Driver, Hometown — Wins
1 – #15 Donny Schatz, Fargo, N.D. — 4
2 – #35 Jac Haudenschild, Wooster, Ohio — 2
#5 Sammy Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 2
4 – #7 Craig Dollansky, Elk River, Minn. — 1
#15K Chad Kemenah, Findlay, Ohio — 1
#83 Danny Lasoski, Dover, Mo. — 1
#20 Paul McMahan, Nashville — 1
#9 Joey Saldana, Brownsburg, Ind. — 1
#22 Fred Rahmer, Salfordville, Pa. — 1
#1 Kevin Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 1
#8 Brooke Tatnell, San Souci, NSW, Australia — 1

Deepest starting position to win A-feature
Car, driver, hometown — Starting position
#15 Donny Schatz, Fargo, N.D. — 7th (March 9 @ Las Vegas; May 16 @ Grandview)

Preliminary Feature winners (2)
1 – #5 Sammy Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 1 (April 7, Eldora)
#22 Fred Rahmer, Salfordville, Pa. — 1 (May 26, Williams Grove)

Lap leaders, including A-features and preliminary features
Car, driver, hometown — Total laps led (16 different drivers have led a lap)
#15 Donny Schatz, Fargo, N.D. — 90 laps
#35 Jac Haudenschild, Wooster, Ohio — 84 laps
#5 Sammy Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 75 laps
#8 Brooke Tatnell, San Souci, NSW, Australia — 64 laps
#22 Fred Rahmer, Salfordville, Pa. — 32 laps
#20 Paul McMahan, Nashville — 30 laps
#21 Daryn Pittman, Owasso, Okla. — 26 laps
#15K Chad Kemenah, Findlay, Ohio — 25 laps
#1 Kevin Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 25 laps
#83 Danny Lasoski, Dover, Mo. — 24 laps
#7 Craig Dollansky, Elk River, Minn. — 21 laps
#24 Terry McCarl, Altoona, Iowa — 17 laps
#10C Jeremy Campbell, Monroe, Mich. — 15 laps
#36 Rob Chaney, Wooster, Ohio — 9 laps
#10 Wayne Johnson, Oklahoma City, Okla. — 7 laps
#9 Joey Saldana, Brownsburg, Ind. — 1 lap

Time trial leaders (10 different drivers)
Rank – Driver, Hometown — Quick times
1 – #24 Terry McCarl, Altoona, Iowa — 3
#15 Donny Schatz, Fargo, N.D. — 3
3 – #20 Paul McMahan, Nashville, Tenn. — 2
#8 Brooke Tatnell, San Souci, NSW, Australia — 2
5 – #7 Craig Dollansky, Elk River, Minn. — 1
#35 Jac Haudenschild, Wooster, Ohio — 1
#D1 Justin Henderson, Sioux Falls, S.D. — 1
#11D Dion Hindi, Albuquerque, N.M. — 1
#9K Craig Keel, Weedsport, N.Y. — 1
#15K Chad Kemenah, Findlay, Ohio — 1
#R19 Jason Solwold, Mt. Vernon, Wash. — 1
#5 Tyler Walker, Los Angeles — 1

Track records established in 2006 World of Outlaws events (1)
• Terry McCarl, March 4, United Sports Arizona Race Park (3/8-mile), Tucson, Ariz., 13.127 seconds at 102.481 mph.
• Paul McMahan, May 5, U.S. 36 Raceway (3/8-mile), Osborn, Mo., 9.846 seconds at 135.36 mph.

Dash Winners (19 different winners)*
There have been 33 dash races this season
Rank – Driver, Hometown — Dash Wins
1 – #35 Jac Haudenschild, Wooster, Ohio — 5
2 – #8 Brooke Tatnell, San Souci, NSW, Australia — 3
#22 Fred Rahmer, Salfordville, Pa. — 3
4 – #36 Rob Chaney, Wooster, Ohio — 2
#83 Danny Lasoski, Dover, Mo. — 2
#24 Terry McCarl, Altoona, Iowa — 2
#5 Sammy Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 2
8 – #19 Becca Anderson, Houston, Del. — 1
#10C Jeremy Campbell, Monroe, Mich. — 1
#7 Craig Dollansky, Elk River, Minn. — 1
#45x Johnny Herrera, Albuquerque — 1
#15K Chad Kemenah, Findlay, Ohio — 1
#11 Kraig Kinser, Bloomington, Ind. — 1
#12 Chad Layton, Harrisburg, Pa. — 1
#20 Paul McMahan, Nashville — 1
#21 Daryn Pittman, Owasso, Okla. — 1
#15 Donny Schatz, Fargo, N.D. — 1
#R19 Jason Solwold, Mt. Vernon, Wash. — 1
#1 Kevin Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 1
*-Single 10-car dash started on May 20 at Sharon Speedway. Previously there had been two six-car dashes for single-day events.

Pole Positions (11 different drivers)
Rank – Driver, Hometown — Poles
1 – #8 Brooke Tatnell, San Souci, NSW, Australia — 3
#35 Jac Haudenschild, Wooster, Ohio — 3
3 #5 Sammy Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 2
#22 Fred Rahmer, Salfordville, Pa. — 2
5 – #10C Jeremy Campbell, Monroe, Mich. — 1
#36 Rob Chaney, Wooster, Ohio — 1
#45x Johnny Herrera, Albuquerque — 1
#15K Chad Kemenah, Findlay, Ohio — 1
#11 Kraig Kinser, Bloomington, Ind. — 1
#24 Terry McCarl, Altoona, Iowa — 1
#R19 Jason Solwold, Mt. Vernon, Wash. — 1
#1 Kevin Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 1

B-main Winners (13 different winners)
Rank – Driver, Hometown — “B” Wins
1 – #24 Terry McCarl, Altoona, Iowa — 3
#15K Chad Kemenah, Findlay, Ohio — 3
3 #15 Donny Schatz, Fargo, N.D. — 2
4 – #10C Jeremy Campbell, Monroe, Mich. — 1
#44G Kaley Gharst, Decatur, Ill. — 1
#11D Dion Hindi, Albuquerque, N.M. — 1
#9K Craig Keel, Weedsport, N.Y. — 1
#20 Paul McMahan, Nashville, Tenn. — 1
#21 Daryn Pittman, Owasso, Okla. — 1
#44 Ned Powers, Belle Fourche, S.D. — 1
#9 Joey Saldana, Brownsburg, Ind. — 1
#1 Kevin Swindell, Germantown, Tenn. — 1
#20W Greg Wilson, Benton Ridge, Ohio — 1

Kevin Gobrecht Rookie of the Year Award Presented By Maxim Racing and ButlerBuilt Standings
Rank / Driver / Points / Back
1 / Chad Kemenah / 2025 / —
2 / Jeremy Campbell / 1903 / –122
3 / Justin Henderson / 1878 / –147
4 / Bill Rose / 1561 / –464
5 / Becca Anderson / 1466 / –559
6 / Jason Martin / 1116 / –909

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