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EVENT INFO: WAYNE CITY MIDGET OCT. 17, 2019

UPCOMING USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT

 

DATE:

Thursday, October 17, 2019

 

SERIES:

USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship

 

TRACK:

Wayne County Speedway (Wayne City, Illinois) – 1/8-mile, dirt oval

 

EVENT:

6th annual “Jason Leffler Memorial” featuring the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship, Non-Wing 600 Outlaws, Non-Wing Restrictors & Non-Wing Jr. Sprints

 

STARTING TIMES:

Pits open at 4pm Central, grandstands at 5pm, drivers meeting at 6pm and hot laps at 6:30pm.

 

TICKETS:

Adult general admission tickets are $20, age 12 and under are free.  Pit passes are $35 apiece.

 

TRACK ADDRESS:

South, IL-242, Wayne City, IL 62895

 

TRACK PHONE:

(618) 231-3603

 

TRACK WEBSITE:

https://www.racewaynecounty.com/

 

MEDIA COVERAGE:

Watch LIVE on FloRacing

Listen LIVE on the USAC app

Follow along with live updates on https://www.facebook.com/usacracing/ & https://twitter.com/USACNation

Live timing on the Race Monitor and USAC apps

 

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USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FORMAT

Formats may be altered from base formats listed here at the discretion of the chief steward.

 

HOT LAPS:

All cars draw for heat race position and hot lap with their heat race.  Two heat races will hot lap together (Heats 1-2, Heats 3-4, Heats 5-6, etc.)

 

HEAT RACES:

10 laps. Lineups are determined by random draw.  Points are accumulated by finishing position and total number of positions gained or lost. (See chart below to calculate points). The top-40 in overall points from the heats will run qualifying races.  The rest of the field is relegated to the C-Main.

 

C-MAINS:

(10 laps, top-4 transfer) All cars 41st on back in points will run the C-Main and are lined up by points earned in heat races. If 2 C-Mains are needed, odd position cars go to first C-Main and even position cars go to second C-Main. 4 overall cars will transfer from C-Mains to the back of B-Mains (Top 2 from each C-Main if there are 2).

 

QUALIFYING RACES:

(12 laps, top-16 in total points transfer to feature) 40 cars make the qualifying races, which are 12 laps and award more finish/passing points.  The four qualifying races are inverted by 6, so the top point-earner from the heat races starts 6th.  Total points from heat races and qualifying races are added together to set B-Main and feature lineups.  The top-16 overall will start straight-up in the first 8 rows of the feature.  17-40 in points are assigned to the B-Main event(s).

 

PASSING POINTS CHART:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1guezuBtaBYvFVIe2d76zx74eZokH_p5VALyNeL1at74/edit?usp=sharing

 

B-MAINS:

(15 laps, top-6 transfer to feature) Lined up according to points with C-Main transfers starting at the back.  Each race transfers 6 cars to the back of the night’s feature event.

 

FEATURE EVENT:

40-lap race

22 starting cars (not including earned provisionals)

 

MIDGET TIRE RULES:

Right rear: SP2 or SP3

Left rear: D12 or harder

Right front: Hoosier

Left front: Hoosier

 

RACE OFFICIALS:

Chief Steward: Levi Jones

Race Director: Kirk Spridgeon

 

USAC MEMBERSHIP:

Must be a member to earn points

Must be a member to earn contingency awards

Member insurance is $200,000 excess medical

Visit www.usacracing.org for to apply for membership

 

USAC RADIO FREQUENCY:

464.5500

Mandatory Driver Radio is Required

 

MIDGET FEATURE POINTS/PURSE STRUCTURE:

POS.  PURSE

1.        $5,000

2.        $2,500

3.        $1,250

4.        $1,000

5.        $900

6.        $750

7.        $600

8.        $500

9.        $475

10.      $450

11.      $425

12.      $400

13.      $375

14.      $350

15.      $325

16.      $300

17.      $300

18.      $300

19.      $300

20.      $300

21.      $300

22.      $300

Non-Transfers: $100