AS IT STANDS: INDIANA SPRINT WEEK POINTS HEADING INTO TERRE HAUTE
By: Richie Murray – USAC Media
Terre Haute, Indiana (July 28, 2021)………Extreme consistency throughout the first three nights has put Brady Bacon atop the USAC NOS Energy Drink Indiana Sprint Week by AMSOIL point standings entering the Wednesday night, July 28, event at the Terre Haute Action Track.
Bacon, the 2016 Indiana Sprint Week champion from Broken Arrow, Okla., holds a 16-point ISW lead after three successive top-five finishes: 2nd at Kokomo, 4th at Lawrenceburg and 2nd at Gas City.
Logan Seavey (Sutter, Calif.) has won each of the last two feature events at Lawrenceburg and Gas City following a 10th place result in the opener at Kokomo. That puts him second in the standings going into Terre Haute, 16 points out of the lead.
Tanner Thorson (Minden, Nev.) possesses the third spot in the standings, 27 points back from the lead. Kevin Thomas Jr. (Cullman, Ala.) is fourth and 32 points behind, while Jake Swanson (Anaheim, Calif.) sits in the fifth position in the standings, 36 behind the leader.
Terre Haute’s NOS Energy Drink Indiana Sprint Week by AMSOIL event features the USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship vying for the $6,000 winner’s share. Modifieds are also on the event card.
Wednesday’s Don Smith Classic / NOS Energy Drink Indiana Sprint Week features the USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship and Modifieds. Pits open at 3pm EDT, grandstands at 4pm, drivers meeting at 6pm and hot laps at 6:30pm with qualifying & racing to follow.
General admission grandstand tickets are $30. Infield admission is $15. Kids 11 and under are free when accompanied by a parent. Pit passes are $30 for members and $35 for non-members.
Every lap of all seven USAC NOS Energy Drink Indiana Sprint Week by AMSOIL races will be aired live on FloRacing at https://bit.ly/2ZpafUr.
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2021 NOS ENERGY DRINK INDIANA SPRINT WEEK BY AMSOIL POINT STANDINGS:
After 3 of 7 Races
1. 239-Brady Bacon
2. 223-Logan Seavey
3. 212-Tanner Thorson
4. 207-Kevin Thomas Jr.
5. 203-Jake Swanson
6. 201-Kyle Cummins
7. 200-Justin Grant
8. 179-C.J. Leary
9. 173-Robert Ballou
10. 140-Chris Windom
11. 138-Jadon Rogers
12. 136-Jason McDougal
13. 126-Chase Johnson
14. 114-Cannon McIntosh
15. 112-Shane Cottle
16. 111-Stevie Sussex
17. 98-Tye Mihocko
18. 97-Cole Bodine
19. 94-Chase Stockon
20. 93-Thomas Meseraull
21. 72-Scotty Weir
22. 68-Braydon Cromwell
23. 66-Brandon Mattox
24. 65-Chase Jones
25. 60-Brent Beauchamp
26. 54-Max Guilford
27. 45-Zack Pretorius
28. 41-Paul Nienhiser
29. 40-Brady Short, Alex Banales, Charles Davis Jr., Chris Gansen, Eddie Tafoya Jr., Ryan Barr & Sterling Cling
36. 39-Nick Bilbee
37. 37-Tyler Kendall
38. 36-Brayden Fox
39. 30-Anthony D'Alessio, Evan Mosley, Jack James, Jordan Kinser, Korbyn Hayslett, Kyle Edwards & Matt Goodnight
46. 20-Brayden Clark, Dustin Clark, Gabriel Gilbert, Garrett Aitken, Harley Burns, Matt McDonald, Ricky Lewis, Ryan Bond, Tayte Williamson & Tyler Hewitt
56. 10-Clinton Boyles, Cooper Welch, Critter Malone, David Hair, J.J. Hughes, Joss Moffatt, Mitchell Davis, Saban Bibent & Shane Cockrum
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2021 USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK INDIANA SPRINT WEEK SCHEDULE:
Saturday, July 24: Kokomo Speedway | Kokomo, IN | WINNER: Justin Grant
Sunday, July 25: Lawrenceburg Speedway | Lawrenceburg, IN | WINNER: Logan Seavey
Monday, July 26: Gas City I-69 Speedway | Gas City, IN | WINNER: Logan Seavey
Wednesday, July 28: Terre Haute Action Track | Terre Haute, IN
Thursday, July 29: Lincoln Park Speedway | Putnamville, IN
Friday, July 30: Bloomington Speedway | Bloomington, IN
Saturday, July 31: Tri-State Speedway | Haubstadt, IN
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INDIANA SPRINT WEEK CHAMPIONS
1988: Randy Kinser/Bloomington, Ind.
1989: Chuck Amati/Freeman Spur, Ill.
1990: Chuck Amati/Freeman Spur, Ill. & Gary Trammell/Bloomington, Ind.
1991: Bob Kinser/Bloomington, Ind.
1992: Kevin Thomas/Danville, Ind.
1993: Kevin Thomas/Danville, Ind.
1994: Kelly Kinser/Bloomington, Ind.
1995: Kevin Thomas/Danville, Ind.
1996: Kevin Thomas/Danville, Ind.
1997: J.J. Yeley/Phoenix, Ariz.
1998: Dave Darland/Lincoln, Ind.
1999: Tony Elliott/Kokomo, Ind.
2000: Jay Drake/Val Verde, Calif.
2001: Dave Darland/Lincoln, Ind.
2002: Cory Kruseman/Ventura, Calif.
2003: J.J. Yeley/Phoenix, Ariz.
2004: Levi Jones/Olney, Ill.
2005: Cory Kruseman/Ventura, Calif.
2006: Jon Stanbrough/Avon, Ind.
2007: Dave Darland/Lincoln, Ind.
2008: Levi Jones/Olney, Ill.
2009: Levi Jones/Olney, Ill.
2010: Jon Stanbrough/Avon, Ind.
2011: Chris Windom/Canton, Ill.
2012: Levi Jones/Olney, Ill.
2013: Bryan Clauson/Noblesville, Ind.
2014: Bryan Clauson/Noblesville, Ind.
2015: Robert Ballou/Rocklin, Calif.
2016: Brady Bacon/Broken Arrow, Okla.
2017: Kevin Thomas, Jr./Cullman, Ala.
2018: Chris Windom/Canton, Ill.
2019: C.J. Leary/Greenfield, Ind.
2020: Chase Stockon/Fort Branch, Ind.
