UMP Champion Ryan Unzicker part of dirt ringers for ARCA at DuQuoin Sept 7

[DLM Fan 1]

Discount Tickets Available For DuQuoin Fair Races With the Illinois State Fair events in the rear view mirror, fans are now looking ahead to the DuQuoin State Fair races coming up Labor Day weekend, Sunday, September 6 and Monday, September 7. Those planning on attending can take advantage of discounts available if they order their tickets ahead of time. Racing on Sunday, September 6 will feature the resurgent USAC Silver Crown cars and the UMP Modifieds. The Silver Crown competitors will be racing 100 laps, while Modifieds will be running their preliminary events to prepare for Monday. On Monday, September 7, the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards will come to town for their 100 lap event, while the Modifieds will compete in their feature event. Racing Sunday, September 6 begins at 7:00 with the Modified heats, while Monday racing begins at 12:00 with the Modified feature. A $5 discount per ticket is available by ordering ahead at 618-542-1535 or 217-764-3200.

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Entry Lists Build Excitement For Racing At DuQuoin State Fair Labor Day Weekend Show To Feature USAC, ARCA, & UMP Modifieds Each and every year, fans flock to the Du Quoin State in Southern Illinois for the tradition of racing at The Magic Mile. The Labor Day weekend show closes out the fair with racing in three highly popular classes. On tap are the USAC Silver Crown cars, the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards, and the DIRTcar UMP Modifieds. The expected entry lists are very good heading into the weekend's events, adding to the excitement of an already great show. On Sunday, September 6, the resurgent USAC Silver Crown tour will be paying the dirt track a visit for the Ted Horn 100. Horn, who made numerous starts in the Indianapolis 500, finished no worse than fourth over a stretch of nine years between 1936 and 1948. Horn passed away late in 1948 after a crash at the fairgrounds. In 2015, 30 drivers are expected to compete for the Ted Horn 100 trophy. The odds on favorite for the open wheel racecars is defending champion, Kody Swanson. Swanson has won seven of the last nine dirt track races in the Silver Crown cars but DuQuoin has provided new winners in each of the last three campaigns. NASCAR star Kyle Larson won in 2011, Chris Urish took the hardware in 2013, and local favorite Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum won last season. (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum, from Benton, IL, will be trying for a double, racing with both USAC and ARCA this weekend. Swanson will be challenged by other point contenders this year, including Jerry Coons, Jr., A.J. Fike, Aaron Pierce, and C.J. Leary. Chris Windom, David Byrne, Austin Nemire, Jacob Wilson, and Rex Norris, III complete the top ten in this year's standings. 30+ drivers are also entered in the Southern Illinois 100 presented by Federated Car Care for the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards. That event will take place on Labor Day Monday, September 7. In addition to the aforementioned Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum, Galesburg, IL driver A.J. Fike will be trying for the double, running both top tier races. Fike has a great chance, coming off of his first ARCA victory at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield two weeks ago. Two veterans that will try to keep that from happening are NASCAR's Ken Schrader and Frank Kimmel, who will be making his 500th ARCA start on Monday. Of course, you can't count out point leader Grant Enfinger as well as other series front-runners, Josh Williams, Austin Wayne Self, Tom Hessert, and David Levine. Sarah Cornett-Ching, Bo LeMastus, Thomas Praytor, James Swanson, and Kyle Weatherman are top ten in the current ARCA standings. A healthy pre-entry list of UMP Dirtcar Modified drivers are looking forward to their one chance a year to compete at The Magic Mile. Currently, 20 drivers have let their intentions to compete be known, while a number of others are expected to show up this weekend. The field will be running hotlaps and preliminaries on Sunday and their feature on Monday. Entry forms and information are available at the Track Enterprises webpage. On Sunday, September 6, pit gates open at 1:00, grandstands and the ticket office open at 4:00, practice begins at 5:00, USAC Silver Crown qualifying begins at 6:30, Modified heats are scheduled for 7:00, and the Ted Horn 100 will take the green at 8:00. The Monday, September 7 schedule has pits and registration opening at 6:00 AM, grandstands and ticket office at 8:30, ARCA practice at 9:00 and qualifying at 11:15, the Modified feature at 12:00, and the Southern Illinois 100 for the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards at 1:30. Advance discount tickets are on sale at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds box office in person or by calling 618-542-1535. Early purchase of tickets will save the buyer $5 per day. For more information on racing at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds, visit www.trackenterprises.com. USAC Silver Crown Ted Horn 100 Entries 2 PATRICK LAWSON/Edwardsville, IL 3 A.J. FIKE/Galesburg, IL 5 J.C. BLAND/Springfield, IL 7 BRIAN TYLER/Pleasant Garden, NC 8 JUSTIN GRANT/Ione, CA 18 KENNY GENTRY/Henderson, KY 20 JERRY COONS JR./Tucson, AZ 21 CHARLES DAVIS, JR./Buckeye, AZ 23 TERRY JAMES/St. Louis, MO 26 AARON PIERCE/Muncie, IN 29 JOEY MOUGHAN/Springfield, IL 30 C.J. LEARY/Greenfield, IN 40 DAVID BYRNE/Shullsburg, WI 41 STEVEN RUSSELL/Springfield, IL 44 DANNY LONG/Bonne Terre, MO 48 BRADY BACON/Broken Arrow, OK 53 STEVE BUCKWALTER/Royersford, PA 55 CASEY SHUMAN/Tempe, AZ 56 RICKEY HOOD/Memphis, TN 57 LEVI JONES/Swansea, IL 63 KODY SWANSON/Kingsburg, CA 71 SHANE (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)RUM/Benton, IL 77 CHRIS URISH/Elkhart, IL 81 SHANE COTTLE/Kokomo, IN 86 JACKIE BURKE/Houston, TX 88 CHRIS FETTER/Troy, MO 91 AUSTIN NEMIRE/Sylvania, OH 98 CHRIS WINDOM/Canton, IL 00 TERRY BABB/Decatur, IL 07 JACOB WILSON/Crawfordsville, IN 117 RICHIE TOBIAS/Lebanon, PA ARCA Racing Series Southern Illinois 100 Entries 0 Wayne Peterson/Pulaski TN 2 Josh White/Charleston WV 3 Sarah Cornett-Ching/Summerland BC 5 Mark Littleton/Arenzville IL 6 Josh Williams/Port Charlotte FL 9 Thomas Praytor/Mobile AL 10 Ed Pompa/Ballston Spa NY 16 Kelly Kovski/Sherman IL 22 Kyle Weatherman/Wentzville MO 23 Grant Enfinger/Fairhope AL 24 Ryan Unzicker/El Paso IL 25 Frank Kimmel/Borden IN 27 A.J. Fike/Galesburg IL 34 Mike Basham/Henryville IN 40 Justin Lloyd/Raleigh NC 42 Bo LeMastus/Louisville KY 48 James Swanson/Clarksboro NJ 52 Ken Schrader/Concord NC 55 Justin Boston/Baltimore MD 56 Nick Higdon/Big Clifty KY 58 Tyler Dippel/Wallkill NY 59 David Levine/Highland Park IL 68 TBA 69 Will Kimmel/Sellersburg IN 70 Billy Alger/Logansport IN 71 Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum/Benton IL 73 Dale Shearer/Alhambra IL 77 Tom Hessert/Cherry Hill NJ 97 Alex Clubb/Morris IL 98 Austin Wayne Self/Austin TX 00 Mike Abram/St. Louis MO 06 Con Nicolopoulos/Columbus MI UMP Dirtcar Modified Entries 3s Tom Sample/Cape Girardeau, MO 9 Charles Baker/LaBelle, MO 9c Blake Cook/DuQuoin, IL 10 Curt Rhodes/Taylorville, IL 16 Rick Pauley/Sumner, IL 17 Michael Jones/Marissa, IL 21x Chris Winters/DuQuoin, IL 35 Mike Galloway/Scheller, IL 36 Danny Ems/Barnhart, MO 58 Eddie Martin/Lafayette, IN 71 Louie Baker, Jr./DuQuoin, IL 82 Jeff Parks/Marion, IL 85G Joe Giesler/St. Mary, MO 87 David Shain/Sullivan, IL 89W Rick Weitekamp/Springfield, IL 95 Danny Sissom/Cape Girardeau, MO 95 Josh Sissom/Cape Girardeau, MO 500 Steve Adams/Humboldt, IL X Jesse Snyder/Robinson, IL

[swartzman]

frank kimmel and a few other guys in that series are pretty tough to beat even on dirt. I saw the race on tv a couple of weeks ago and ryran had his hands full with them..

[DLM Fan 1]

Driver Versatility Big Part of DuQuoin Motorsports History DuQuoin, IL (September 1, 2015)-by Jay Hardin Track Enterprises When A.J. Fike drove to victory lane in the SuperChevyStores.com-Allen Crowe 100 ARCA Racing Series event at the Illinois State Fair two weeks ago, he walked into the auto racing history books in front of a live TV audience as one of a select group of racing drivers who have displayed a versatility seldom seen in today’s age. The 35 year old Galesburg, Illinois native became just the fifth driver in the long history of racing on the Springfield Mile to win races in both a USAC dirt championship car and a full bodied stock car and the first driver to join that exclusive club in 36 years! With that in mind a look was taken at the DuQuoin State Fair history books to see who was part of the club of ‘double duty’ racers. A.J. joined namesake A.J. Foyt, Len Sutton, Al Unser and Roger McCluskey as the only drivers to win in stock car and dirt car competition in the state capitol. Unser is the only driver to win both on the same weekend (1972) and Foyt himself was the last to join the club when he won the 1979 Allen Crowe 100 USAC Stock Car event after 4 previous victories in the Tony Bettenhausen 100 dirt car race. When it comes to racing more than one vehicle on the last weekend of the DuQuoin State Fair, 33 men since 1950 have tried to win both the Ted Horn 100 and the Southern Illinois stock car event on the same weekend, yet no one has swept both days. In fact, Jimmy Bryan and A.J. Foyt are the only two to post a dirt car and stock car victory on the “Magic Mile”. Bryan won the Ted Horn 100 in 1955-56 and won one of two stock car races held in 1957. Foyt, a six time winner of the Ted Horn 100 dirt car race, gained his lone stock car win at DuQuoin in 1969. A double was attempted many times beginning in the early 1950’s but it did not always involve a combination of dirt cars and stock cars. At various times from 1954 through 1972 a third event would be held on DuQuoin’s race weekend, usually in the form of sprint cars or midgets. As a result many of the same drivers who would enter the Ted Horn 100, would moonlight in the sprint cars or midgets. In something of a surprise research indicates that the number of drivers who made the main event in sprint cars and championship dirt cars exceeds the number who made main events in midgets and championship dirt cars at the southern Illinois oval. The double nearly went away in the 1970’s and during the 1980’s just two drivers, Ken Schrader and Tom Bigelow were able to make the starting field in both events. Jerry Nemire revived the tradition in 2003 and since then only once (2011) has no driver made the starting lineup for the Horn 100 and the Southern Illinois 100. In 1954 Chuck Stevenson was the first driver to attempt the double, his feat made even more difficult by his entry in the AAA Sprint Car race held during the weekend making him the first to attempt a “DuQuoin Triple”. The “DuQuoin Triple” is even more difficult than the double, just ten men since 1950 have attempted three different events on the last weekend of the fair. Prior to 2004, Danville, Illinois barber, politician and future Indy 500 starter Larry “Boom Boom” Cannon was the last driver to run three different events, making the main in midgets, stock cars and the dirt car race. The fair eventually went back to just two events in the 1970’s and three events did not return until 1994 with the Oldani Memorial UMP Modified event added to the last weekend of the fair. A.J. Fike himself stepped into history in 2004 when he entered the “Triple Club” making the Ted Horn 100, the Southern Illinois 100 and the Oldani Memorial feature. Fike returns to DuQuoin as a favorite to pull off what has been impossible, win both the Horn 100 and the Federated-Southern Illinois 100. He will be one of two drivers attempting the weekend double. The recently appointed fire chief of Benton, Illinois, Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum returns to the site of his triumphant 2014 Ted Horn 100 victory and is a potential dark horse in the Southern Illinois 100 driving the last race for the Brad Hill Motorsports crew. Car owner Brad Hill of West Frankfort passed away over the winter and a group of southern Illinoisans are running the car as a tribute to Hill. The Ted Horn 100 is Sunday night, September 6 while the Federated-Southern Illinois 100 takes place on Labor Day at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds.

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Entry Lists Build Excitement For Racing At DuQuoin State Fair Labor Day Weekend Show To Feature USAC, ARCA, & UMP Modifieds Each and every year, fans flock to the Du Quoin State in Southern Illinois for the tradition of racing at The Magic Mile.

The Labor Day weekend show closes out the fair with racing in three highly popular classes. On tap are the USAC Silver Crown cars, the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards, and the DIRTcar UMP Modifieds. The expected entry lists are very good heading into the weekend's events, adding to the excitement of an already great show. On Sunday, September 6, the resurgent USAC Silver Crown tour will be paying the dirt track a visit for the Ted Horn 100. Horn, who made numerous starts in the Indianapolis 500, finished no worse than fourth over a stretch of nine years between 1936 and 1948. Horn passed away late in 1948 after a crash at the fairgrounds. In 2015, 30 drivers are expected to compete for the Ted Horn 100 trophy.

The odds on favorite for the open wheel racecars is defending champion, Kody Swanson. Swanson has won seven of the last nine dirt track races in the Silver Crown cars but DuQuoin has provided new winners in each of the last three campaigns. NASCAR star Kyle Larson won in 2011, Chris Urish took the hardware in 2013, and local favorite Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum won last season. (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum, from Benton, IL, will be trying for a double, racing with both USAC and ARCA this weekend. Swanson will be challenged by other point contenders this year, including Jerry Coons, Jr., A.J. Fike, Aaron Pierce, and C.J. Leary. Chris Windom, David Byrne, Austin Nemire, Jacob Wilson, and Rex Norris, III complete the top ten in this year's standings.

30+ drivers are also entered in the Southern Illinois 100 presented by Federated Car Care for the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards. That event will take place on Labor Day Monday, September 7. In addition to the aforementioned Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum, Galesburg, IL driver A.J. Fike will be trying for the double, running both top tier races. Fike has a great chance, coming off of his first ARCA victory at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield two weeks ago. Two veterans that will try to keep that from happening are NASCAR's Ken Schrader and Frank Kimmel, who will be making his 500th ARCA start on Monday. Of course, you can't count out point leader Grant Enfinger as well as other series front-runners, Josh Williams, Austin Wayne Self, Tom Hessert, and David Levine. Sarah Cornett-Ching, Bo LeMastus, Thomas Praytor, James Swanson, and Kyle Weatherman are top ten in the current ARCA standings.

A healthy pre-entry list of UMP Dirtcar Modified drivers are looking forward to their one chance a year to compete at The Magic Mile. Currently, 20 drivers have let their intentions to compete be known, while a number of others are expected to show up this weekend. The field will be running hotlaps and preliminaries on Sunday and their feature on Monday. Entry forms and information are available at the Track Enterprises webpage. On Sunday, September 6, pit gates open at 1:00, grandstands and the ticket office open at 4:00, practice begins at 5:00, USAC Silver Crown qualifying begins at 6:30, Modified heats are scheduled for 7:00, and the Ted Horn 100 will take the green at 8:00. The Monday, September 7 schedule has pits and registration opening at 6:00 AM, grandstands and ticket office at 8:30, ARCA practice at 9:00 and qualifying at 11:15, the Modified feature at 12:00, and the Southern Illinois 100 for the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards at 1:30.

Advance discount tickets are on sale at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds box office in person or by calling 618-542-1535. Early purchase of tickets will save the buyer $5 per day. For more information on racing at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds, visit www.trackenterprises.com.

USAC Silver Crown Ted Horn 100 Entries 2 PATRICK LAWSON/Edwardsville, IL 3 A.J. FIKE/Galesburg, IL 5 J.C. BLAND/Springfield, IL 7 BRIAN TYLER/Pleasant Garden, NC 8 JUSTIN GRANT/Ione, CA 18 KENNY GENTRY/Henderson, KY 20 JERRY COONS JR./Tucson, AZ 21 CHARLES DAVIS, JR./Buckeye, AZ 23 TERRY JAMES/St. Louis, MO 26 AARON PIERCE/Muncie, IN 29 JOEY MOUGHAN/Springfield, IL 30 C.J. LEARY/Greenfield, IN 40 DAVID BYRNE/Shullsburg, WI 41 STEVEN RUSSELL/Springfield, IL 44 DANNY LONG/Bonne Terre, MO 48 BRADY BACON/Broken Arrow, OK 53 STEVE BUCKWALTER/Royersford, PA 55 CASEY SHUMAN/Tempe, AZ 56 RICKEY HOOD/Memphis, TN 57 LEVI JONES/Swansea, IL 63 KODY SWANSON/Kingsburg, CA 71 SHANE (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)RUM/Benton, IL 77 CHRIS URISH/Elkhart, IL 81 SHANE COTTLE/Kokomo, IN 86 JACKIE BURKE/Houston, TX 88 CHRIS FETTER/Troy, MO 91 AUSTIN NEMIRE/Sylvania, OH 98 CHRIS WINDOM/Canton, IL 00 TERRY BABB/Decatur, IL 07 JACOB WILSON/Crawfordsville, IN 117 RICHIE TOBIAS/Lebanon, PA

ARCA Racing Series Southern Illinois 100 Entries 0 Wayne Peterson/Pulaski TN 2 Josh White/Charleston WV 3 Sarah Cornett-Ching/Summerland BC 5 Mark Littleton/Arenzville IL 6 Josh Williams/Port Charlotte FL 9 Thomas Praytor/Mobile AL 10 Ed Pompa/Ballston Spa NY 16 Kelly Kovski/Sherman IL 22 Kyle Weatherman/Wentzville MO 23 Grant Enfinger/Fairhope AL 24 Ryan Unzicker/El Paso IL 25 Frank Kimmel/Borden IN 27 A.J. Fike/Galesburg IL 34 Mike Basham/Henryville IN 40 Justin Lloyd/Raleigh NC 42 Bo LeMastus/Louisville KY 48 James Swanson/Clarksboro NJ 52 Ken Schrader/Concord NC 55 Justin Boston/Baltimore MD 56 Nick Higdon/Big Clifty KY 58 Tyler Dippel/Wallkill NY 59 David Levine/Highland Park IL 68 TBA 69 Will Kimmel/Sellersburg IN 70 Billy Alger/Logansport IN 71 Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum/Benton IL 73 Dale Shearer/Alhambra IL 77 Tom Hessert/Cherry Hill NJ 97 Alex Clubb/Morris IL 98 Austin Wayne Self/Austin TX 00 Mike Abram/St. Louis MO 06 Con Nicolopoulos/Columbus MI

UMP Dirtcar Modified Entries 3s Tom Sample/Cape Girardeau, MO 9 Charles Baker/LaBelle, MO 9c Blake Cook/DuQuoin, IL 10 Curt Rhodes/Taylorville, IL 16 Rick Pauley/Sumner, IL 17 Michael Jones/Marissa, IL 21x Chris Winters/DuQuoin, IL 35 Mike Galloway/Scheller, IL 36 Danny Ems/Barnhart, MO 58 Eddie Martin/Lafayette, IN 71 Louie Baker, Jr./DuQuoin, IL 82 Jeff Parks/Marion, IL 85G Joe Giesler/St. Mary, MO 87 David Shain/Sullivan, IL 89W Rick Weitekamp/Springfield, IL 95 Danny Sissom/Cape Girardeau, MO 95 Josh Sissom/Cape Girardeau, MO 500 Steve Adams/Humboldt, IL X Jesse Snyder/Robinson

[Nasty55]

Looks like you guys are going to have a pretty good field of cars in all divisions.... Good luck to all and hope everyone comes home safe all that mile track!

[DLM Fan 1]

Macon & DuQuoin Races Fill This Weekend’s Plate

This coming Saturday, September 5, the ladies will a break on admission prices, with another $6 show. Five divisions of racing are on tap including the return of the Pro Late Models and the Big Ten Street Stock Series. Rounding out this weekend’s show will be the UMP B-Mods, and UMP Hornets. Pit gates open Saturday at 4:00, grandstands at 5:00, hotlaps begin at 6:00 when the pill draw ends, and racing will begin at 7:00. Grandstand admission is $12 but $6 for ladies due to the Bud Light Ladies Night promotion. Children 11 and under are free. Racefans will then head south on Sunday and Monday, for the end of the DuQuoin State Fair in DuQuoin, IL. Sunday, September 6 racing will feature the USAC Silver Crown Cars in addition to UMP Modifieds. Grandstands open at 4:00 with practice starting at 5:00, qualifying at 6:30, and racing at 7:00. On Monday, September 7, the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards will be in action for the Southern Illinois 100 plus the Modifieds in their feature event, paying $2,000 to win. Grandstands will open at 8:30 AM, hotlaps begin at 9:00, qualifying at 11:15, and racing will take the green at 12:00. $5 off discount tickets are still available by calling the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds box office at 618-542-1535. Tickets will also be sold at the door on raceday. For more info on racing at DuQuoin, visit www.trackenterprises.com.

[DLM Fan 1]

uch Anticipated Race Weekend Has Arrived In Southern Illinois DuQuoin State Fair To Close Out With Sunday & Monday Events The tradition continues this Labor Day weekend, as the roar of racing engines will echo through the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds in DuQuoin, IL on Sunday and Monday, September 6 & 7. Three top tier divisions will be thrilling fans, young and old with Sunday’s racing at night and Monday’s during the afternoon. A stellar list of 30+ USAC Silver Crown cars are set to go on Sunday for the Ted Horn 100. It was just a couple of years ago that the Silver Crown Series only had a car count in the low teens for the State Fair races. During the 2015 season, however, the travelling tour started to really turn it around as car counts grew. Fields around 30 have been on hand at each of the two Track Enterprises shows this year, the Hoosier Hundred and the Illinois State Fair race. The field at DuQuoin should be impressive with point leader Kody Swanson and last year’s winner, Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum, among the favorites. Much like USAC, the ARCA Racing Series Presented By Menards will have a large turnout of cars. For the full bodied stock cars, it’s one of just two appearances on dirt each season, making it a favorite and memorable stop for competitors. Among the favorites will be former NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Ken Schrader, as well as many time champion Frank Kimmel, and the winner at Springfield, A.J. Fike. 30+ drivers are scheduled to take the green on Monday at 1:30 CT. In upwards of 20 UMP Modifieds are pre-entered into this weekend’s show with several more expected to attend. The Modifieds will be racing in the Bill Oldani Memorial 20 lapper that pays $2,000 to the winner. Modified prelims are held on Sunday with the feature race on Monday. On Sunday, September 6, pits will open at 1:00, grandstands at 4:00, practice at 5:00, qualifying will start at 6:30, and racing will take the green at 7:00. On Monday, September 7, pits open at 6:00 AM, with grandstands at 8:30, practice at 9:00, qualifying at 11:15, and the green drops on racing at 12:00. All times central. Grandstand admission each day is $30 for adults, while children 11 and under are $10. Presale adult tickets are available through the end of Saturday for a $5 discount. Tickets are available at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds Box Office by calling 618-542-1535. Full info on this weekend’s show can be found at www.trackenterprises.com or by visiting the Facebook page atwww.facebook.com/TrackEnterprises. USAC Silver Crown Ted Horn 100 Entries 2 PATRICK LAWSON/Edwardsville, IL 3 A.J. FIKE/Galesburg, IL 5 J.C. BLAND/Springfield, IL 7 BRIAN TYLER/Pleasant Garden, NC 8 JUSTIN GRANT/Ione, CA 18 KENNY GENTRY/Henderson, KY 20 JERRY COONS JR./Tucson, AZ 21 CHARLES DAVIS, JR./Buckeye, AZ 23 TERRY JAMES/St. Louis, MO 26 AARON PIERCE/Muncie, IN 29 JOEY MOUGHAN/Springfield, IL 30 C.J. LEARY/Greenfield, IN 40 DAVID BYRNE/Shullsburg, WI 41 STEVEN RUSSELL/Springfield, IL 44 DANNY LONG/Bonne Terre, MO 48 BRADY BACON/Broken Arrow, OK 53 STEVE BUCKWALTER/Royersford, PA 55 CASEY SHUMAN/Tempe, AZ 56 RICKEY HOOD/Memphis, TN 57 LEVI JONES/Swansea, IL 63 KODY SWANSON/Kingsburg, CA 71 SHANE (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)RUM/Benton, IL 77 CHRIS URISH/Elkhart, IL 81 SHANE COTTLE/Kokomo, IN 86 JACKIE BURKE/Houston, TX 88 CHRIS FETTER/Troy, MO 91 AUSTIN NEMIRE/Sylvania, OH 98 CHRIS WINDOM/Canton, IL 00 TERRY BABB/Decatur, IL 07 JACOB WILSON/Crawfordsville, IN 117 RICHIE TOBIAS/Lebanon, PA ARCA Racing Series Southern Illinois 100 Entries 0 Wayne Peterson/Pulaski TN 2 Josh White/Charleston WV 3 Sarah Cornett-Ching/Summerland BC 5 Mark Littleton/Arenzville IL 6 Josh Williams/Port Charlotte FL 9 Thomas Praytor/Mobile AL 10 Ed Pompa/Ballston Spa NY 16 Kelly Kovski/Sherman IL 22 Kyle Weatherman/Wentzville MO 23 Grant Enfinger/Fairhope AL 24 Ryan Unzicker/El Paso IL 25 Frank Kimmel/Borden IN 27 A.J. Fike/Galesburg IL 34 Mike Basham/Henryville IN 40 Justin Lloyd/Raleigh NC 42 Bo LeMastus/Louisville KY 48 James Swanson/Clarksboro NJ 52 Ken Schrader/Concord NC 55 Justin Boston/Baltimore MD 56 Nick Higdon/Big Clifty KY 58 Tyler Dippel/Wallkill NY 59 David Levine/Highland Park IL 68 TBA 69 Will Kimmel/Sellersburg IN 70 Billy Alger/Logansport IN 71 Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum/Benton IL 73 Dale Shearer/Alhambra IL 77 Tom Hessert/Cherry Hill NJ 97 Alex Clubb/Morris IL 98 Austin Wayne Self/Austin TX 00 Mike Abram/St. Louis MO 06 Con Nicolopoulos/Columbus MI UMP Dirtcar Modified Entries 3s Tom Sample/Cape Girardeau, MO 9 Charles Baker/LaBelle, MO 9c Blake Cook/DuQuoin, IL 10 Curt Rhodes/Taylorville, IL 16 Rick Pauley/Sumner, IL 17 Michael Jones/Marissa, IL 21x Chris Winters/DuQuoin, IL 35 Mike Galloway/Scheller, IL 36 Danny Ems/Barnhart, MO 58 Eddie Martin/Lafayette, IN 71 Louie Baker, Jr./DuQuoin, IL 82 Jeff Parks/Marion, IL 85G Joe Giesler/St. Mary, MO 87 David Shain/Sullivan, IL 89W Rick Weitekamp/Springfield, IL 95 Danny Sissom/Cape Girardeau, MO 95 Josh Sissom/Cape Girardeau, MO 500 Steve Adams/Humboldt, IL X Jesse Snyder/Robinson, IL