ILLINOIS USAC MIDGET TRIPLEHEADER COMING THIS WEEKEND TO MACON-LINCOLN-SPRINGFIELD!
By: Richie Murray – USAC Media
After a bustling stretch of June that included 14 USAC National races in a 17-day span, including six-consecutive precipitation-free nights of Indiana Midget Week, teams had a chance to take a deep breath, regroup and prepare for the kickoff to a tantalizing summer stretch that begins this Saturday night with three-straight events in the state of Illinois.
The USAC Midget National Championship crosses the border for an Illinois Midget Weekend featuring events at three different Land of Lincoln tracks in three consecutive nights for the first time in 49 years! In 1968, Chuck Arnold and Mel Kenyon split feature wins at Fairbury; Henry Pens captured Rockford a night later and Bob Tattersall concluded the weekend with his triumph at Santa Fe.
Illinois is a hotbed of midget racing, but this coming weekend’s venues have been absent from the USAC schedule for at least a decade and, in some cases, forever. The first of the welcomed additions is this Saturday’s return to Macon Speedway for the first time since 2007. Among the notable past visits by the series was Jack Hewitt’s famed, ahem, critique of the night’s proceedings back in 1996, which is fine. But, it’s also featured a number of USAC National champions who’ve been Macon masters: Don Branson (1959), Jimmy Davies (1960), Bob Tattersall (1965), Tony Elliott (1992) and Brad Kuhn (2007).
The year was 1964. A.J. Foyt had just won his second Indianapolis 500, the first Buffalo Wing had just come out of the fryer and planet Earth had just been overtaken by Beatlemania! More than a half-century and change later, the USAC National Midgets are back in Lincoln, Illinois this Sunday night, July 2!
Bob Tattersall won that event 53 years ago on the old Speedway, but the racy quarter-mile of today at the Logan County Fairgrounds is ready for a new breed of the sport’s heroes including the Clauson-Marshall Racing stable of newly-crowned Indiana Midget Week king Shane Golobic as well as his teammates Justin Grant and Tyler Courtney, who’ve won the last two in the Illini state coming into this weekend. Defending series champ Tanner Thorson won three in Illinois last season while current series point leader Brady Bacon captured the most recent outdoor feature in the southern part of the state last fall.
USAC’s history in the city of Springfield, Illinois is well-established with 175 events taking place within the confines of the state capital between its National Midget, Sprint and Silver Crown divisions combined at the Little Springfield Speedway and the Mile at the Illinois State Fairgrounds since 1956. However, the scream of a midget racing engine in Springfield has been silent since 1996.
This coming Monday’s Adam Lopez “Illinois Midget Nationals” presents a return for USAC to the Fairgrounds, but on a new piece of real estate that’s set to make its debut on the series’ schedule – the Illinois State Fairgrounds Multi-Purpose Arena. The outdoor dirt oval has previously hosted events such as motorcycle racing and the National High School Rodeo Finals, but this bullring will showcase USAC’s best midget racers who will attempt to hang onto their bucking bulls for more than eight seconds, more like 40 laps.
Saturday night, July 1 at Macon, pits open at 3pm, grandstands open at 4pm with cars getting on track at 6pm. Adult general admission tickets are $25. If you bring your paid ticket stub from Macon’s June 24th event, you will receive $10 off admission. Children age 11 and under are FREE!
At Lincoln on Sunday night, July 2, pits open at 2pm, grandstands at 3pm. Cars hit the track at 5pm. Adult general admission tickets are $30. Children age 11 and under are $5.
On the weekend’s finale on Monday, July 3, grandstands open at 3pm with cars set for an on-track activity beginning at 5pm. You can purchase tickets for Monday’s “Illinois Midget Nationals” at:https://usacracing.ticketspice.com/2017-illinois-midget-nationals/. Adult general admission tickets are $25 while children ages 6-12 will be admitted for $15. Pit passes are $35. You can also purchase a VIP Package that includes pit and grandstand admission, VIP Parking, entry to VIP Tent & six beer tickets. (ID must be provided at beer stand.)
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UPCOMING USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT:
DATE: Saturday, July 1, 2017
SERIES: USAC Midget National Championship
TRACK: Macon Speedway (Macon, Illinois) – 1/5-mile, dirt oval
EVENT: USAC Midget National Championship, Beach House Micros, UMP Pro Late Models & Midwest Big Ten UMP Street Stocks
STARTING TIMES: Pits open: 3pm. Grandstands open: 4pm. Cars on track: 6pm.
TICKETS: Adult General Admission: $25. (Bring Your June 24 Paid Ticket Stub For $10 Off). Children 11 & Under: FREE!
TRACK ADDRESS: 205 N Wiles St, Macon, IL 62544
TRACK PHONE: (217) 764-3000
TRACK WEBSITE: http://www.maconracing.com/
MEDIA COVERAGE: Watch the race one day later on-demand at http://www.Loudpedal.TV/. Live updates on https://www.facebook.com/usacracing/ and https://twitter.com/USACNation, plus available on the Race Monitor app.
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UPCOMING USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT:
DATE: Sunday, July 2, 2017
SERIES: USAC Midget National Championship
TRACK: Lincoln Speedway (Lincoln, Illinois) – 1/4-mile, dirt oval
EVENT: USAC Midget National Championship, Summer Nationals “Hell Tour” Super Late Models & Summit Nationals Modifieds
STARTING TIMES: Pits open: 2pm. Grandstands: 3pm. Cars on track: 5pm.
TICKETS: Adult General Admission: $30. Children 11 & Under: $5.
TRACK ADDRESS: 1408 Short 11th St, Lincoln, IL 62656
TRACK PHONE: (217) 735-1833
TRACK WEBSITE: http://www.lincolnspeedwayil.com/
MEDIA COVERAGE: Watch the race one day later on-demand at http://www.Loudpedal.TV/. Live updates on https://www.facebook.com/usacracing/ and https://twitter.com/USACNation, plus available on the Race Monitor app.
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UPCOMING USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT:
DATE: Monday, July 3, 2017
SERIES: USAC Midget National Championship
TRACK: Illinois State Fairgrounds Multi-Purpose Arena (Springfield, Illinois) – 1/5-mile, dirt oval
EVENT: Adam Lopez “Illinois Midget Nationals” featuring the USAC Midget National Championship & USAC Speed2 IMRA/Midwest Thunder Midgets
STARTING TIMES: Grandstands: 3pm. Cars on track: 5pm. (All times CST)
TICKETS: Purchase race tickets at:https://usacracing.ticketspice.com/2017-illinois-midget-nationals/. Adult General Admission: $25. Age 6-12 General Admission: $15. Pit Passes: $35. VIP Package (Includes PIT/Grandstand Admission, VIP Parking, entry to VIP Tent & six beer tickets. (ID must be provided at beer stand.)
TRACK ADDRESS: 2446 N. 5th St., Springfield, IL 62702
TRACK PHONE: (217) 782-6661
TRACK WEBSITE: http://lilspringfieldpromotions.com/
MEDIA COVERAGE: Watch LIVE on http://www.SpeedShiftTV.com/. Watch the race one day later on-demand at http://www.Loudpedal.TV/. Live updates on https://www.facebook.com/usacracing/ and https://twitter.com/USACNation, plus available on the Race Monitor app.
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ALL-TIME USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FEATURE WINNERS AT MACON SPEEDWAY:
1959: Don Branson, Don Boorse & Leroy Warriner, 1960: Jimmy Davies, 1962: Chuck Rodee, 1964: Danny Frye, 1965: Bob Tattersall, 1991: Donnie Beechler, 1992: Tony Elliott, 1996: Randy Koch, 2007: Brad Kuhn
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ALL-TIME USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FEATURE WINNERS AT LINCOLN (IL) SPEEDWAY:
1964: Bob Tattersall
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ALL-TIME USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FEATURE WINNERS AT THE IL STATE FAIRGROUNDS MP ARENA:
First event
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2017 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE & RESULTS
Mar 18: &&& Du Quoin, IL - Southern Illinois Center
WINNER: Justin Grant (Clauson-Marshall Racing #39BC)
Apr 7: Kokomo, IN - Kokomo Speedway
WINNER: Brady Bacon (FMR Racing #76m)
Apr 8: Kokomo, IN - Kokomo Speedway
WINNER: Brady Bacon (FMR Racing #76m)
May 19: Granite City, IL – Tri-City Speedway
WINNER: Rained Out
Jun 6: @@@ Montpelier, IN - Montpelier Motor Speedway
WINNER: Tyler Courtney (Clauson/Marshall Racing #7BC)
Jun 7: @@@ Gas City, IN - Gas City I-69 Speedway
WINNER: Michael Pickens (Seamount Racing #1NZ)
Jun 8: @@@ Putnamville, IN - Lincoln Park Speedway
WINNER: Michael Pickens (Seamount Racing #1NZ)
Jun 9: @@@ Bloomington, IN - Bloomington Speedway
WINNER: Tyler Courtney (Clauson/Marshall Racing #7BC)
Jun 10: @@@ Lawrenceburg, IN - Lawrenceburg Speedway
WINNER: Rico Abreu (Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #21)
Jun 11: @@@ Kokomo, IN - Kokomo Speedway
WINNER: Spencer Bayston (Kunz/Curb-Agajaniana Motorsports #97)
Jul 1: Macon, IL – Macon Speedway
Jul 2: Lincoln, IL – Lincoln Speedway
Jul 3: Springfield, IL – Illinois State Fairgrounds Multi-Purpose Arena
Aug 1: Fairbury, NE – Jefferson County Speedway
Aug 2: Beloit, KS - Solomon Valley Raceway
Aug 4: Belleville, KS - Belleville High Banks
Aug 5: Belleville, KS - Belleville High Banks
Aug 13: *** York Haven, PA - Susquehanna Speedway
Aug 14: *** Spring Run, PA - Path Valley Speedway Park
Aug 15: *** Newmanstown, PA - Lanco’s Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway
Aug 17: *** Jonestown, PA – Linda’s Speedway
Sep 23: Rossburg, OH - Eldora Speedway
Oct 22: %%% Wayne City, IL - Wayne County Speedway
Nov 23: ### Ventura, CA - Ventura Raceway
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Races noted with &&& represent an indoor race.
Races noted with @@@ represent Indiana Midget Week.
Races noted with *** represent a race with the USAC Eastern Midgets presented by ARDC.
Races noted with %%% represent a co-sanctioned race with POWRi.
Races noted with ### represent a Co-Sanctioned race with the USAC Western States Midget Championship.
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2017 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DRIVER POINT STANDINGS (TOP-10):
1. (588) Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, OK)
2. (559) Spencer Bayston (Lebanon, IN)
3. (551) Shane Golobic (Fremont, CA)
4. (540) Justin Grant (Ione, CA)
5. (507) Tyler Courtney (Indianapolis, IN)
6. (496) Tanner Thorson (Minden, NV)
7. (428) Chad Boat (Phoenix, AZ)
8. (426) Jerry Coons, Jr. (Tucson, AZ)
9. (380) Michael Pickens (Auckland, NZ)
10. (362) Tyler Thomas (Collinsville, OK)
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2017 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP OWNER POINT STANDINGS (TOP-10)
1. (588) FMR Racing #76m
2. (559) Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97
3. (551) Clauson-Marshall Racing/Matt Wood Racing #17w
4. (540) Clauson-Marshall Racing #39BC
5. (507) Clauson-Marshall Racing #7BC
6. (496) Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67
7. (493) Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #21
8. (428) Tucker/Boat Motorsports #84
9. (426) Petry-Goff Motorsports #25
10. (380) Seamount Racing #1NZ
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2017 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROOKIE DRIVER POINT STANDINGS
1. (358) Tanner Carrick (Lincoln, CA)
2. (181) Jake Neuman (New Berlin, IL)
3. (154) Brayton Lynch (Springfield, IL)
4. (50) Tony DiMattia (Malvern, PA)
5. (43) Kyle Schuett (Philo, IL)
6. (20) Bear Wood (New Madison, OH)
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2017 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP STATISTICS
FEATURE WINS:
1. (2) Brady Bacon (Kokomo Speedway on Apr. 8 & Kokomo Speedway on Apr. 9)
(2) Tyler Courtney (Montpelier Motor Speedway on Jun. 6 & Bloomington Speedway on Jun. 9)
(2) Michael Pickens (Gas City I-69 Speedway on Jun. 7 & Lincoln Park Speedway on Jun. 8)
4. (1) Rico Abreu (Lawrenceburg Speedway on Jun. 10)
(1) Spencer Bayston (Kokomo Speedway on Jun. 11)
(1) Justin Grant (Southern Illinois Center on Mar. 18)
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FEATURE LAPS LED:
1. (54) Spencer Bayston
2. (43) Tyler Courtney
3. (37) Brady Bacon
4. (32) Christopher Bell
5. (26) Holly Shelton
6. (18) Justin Grant & Tanner Thorson
8. (17) Jerry Coons, Jr.
9. (16) Rico Abreu & Alex Bright
11. (7) Michael Pickens
12. (6) Chad Boat
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TOP-FIVE FEATURE FINISHES:
1. (6) Brady Bacon & Tyler Courtney
3. (4) Rico Abreu, Spencer Bayston, Shane Golobic, Justin Grant & Tanner Thorson
8. (3) Jerry Coons, Jr. & Michael Pickens
10. (2) Kevin Thomas, Jr.
11. (1) Brent Beauchamp, Chad Boat, Alex Bright, Kyle Larson & Holly Shelton
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TOP-TEN FEATURE FINISHES:
1. (8) Brady Bacon & Shane Golobic
3. (7) Spencer Bayston & Justin Grant
5. (6) Rico Abreu, Tyler Courtney & Tanner Thorson
8. (5) Jerry Coons, Jr. & Michael Pickens
10. (4) Chad Boat & Ryan Robinson
12. (2) Brent Beauchamp, Alex Bright, Dave Darland, Ronnie Gardner, Holly Shelton, Kevin Thomas, Jr. & Tyler Thomas
19. (1) Christopher Bell, Tanner Carrick, Zach Daum, Kyle Larson, Josh Most, Jake Neuman, Tony Roney, Gage Walker, Billy Wease & Chris Windom
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HEAT RACE WINS: (Presented by Simpson Race Products, Competition Suspension, Inc., Chalk Stix & Indy Race Parts)
1. (4) Spencer Bayston, Tanner Carrick & Tyler Thomas
4. (3) Alex Bright, Jerry Coons, Jr., Tyler Courtney & Shane Golobic
8. (2) Justin Grant & Tanner Thorson
10. (1) Rico Abreu, Chad Boat, Colten Cottle, Zach Daum, Ronnie Gardner, Jake Neuman, Tony Roney, Holly Shelton & Matt Veatch
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QUALIFYING RACE WINS:
1. (1) Brent Beauchamp, Christopher Bell, Justin Grant & Billy Wease
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C-MAIN WINS:
1. (2) Chance Morton
2. (1) Tyler Courtney
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SEMI WINS:
1. (2) Shane Golobic
2. (1) Brady Bacon, Tanner Carrick, Tyler Courtney, Michael Pickens, Holly Shelton, Kevin Thomas, Jr., Tyler Thomas & Gage Walker
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FEATURE STARTS:
1. (9) Brady Bacon, Spencer Bayston, Chad Boat, Tanner Carrick, Jerry Coons, Jr., Shane Golobic, Justin Grant, & Tanner Thorson
9. (8) Alex Bright, Tyler Courtney, Ryan Robinson, Holly Shelton & Tyler Thomas
14. (7) Rico Abreu & Dave Darland
16. (6) Ronnie Gardner, Michael Pickens & Gage Walker
19. (5) Jake Neuman & Davey Ray
21. (4) Zach Daum, Ryan Greth & Brayton Lynch
24. (3) Brent Beauchamp, Tyler Nelson & Chris Windom
27. (2) Courtney Crone, Kyle Larson, Trey Marcham, Justin Peck, Adam Pierson & Kevin Thomas, Jr.
33. (1) Daniel Adler, Chris Andrews, Christopher Bell, Brenden Bright, Steve Buckwalter, Mark Chisholm, Colten Cottle, Chase Jones, Tucker Klaasmeyer, Joe B. Miller, Chance Morton, Josh Most, Jimi Quin, Tony Roney, Kyle Schuett, Billy Wease & Korey Weyant
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KSE RACING PRODUCTS “HARD CHARGER” OF THE RACE
Mar 18: Southern Illinois Center - Shane Golobic (14th to 2nd)
Apr. 8: Kokomo Speedway - Tyler Thomas (20th to 8th)
Apr. 9: Kokomo Speedway - Rico Abreu (22nd to 4th)
Jun. 6: Montpelier Motor Speedway - Shane Golobic (14th to 6th)
Jun. 7: Gas City I-69 Speedway - Ronnie Gardner (22nd to 9th)
Jun. 8: Lincoln Park Speedway - Tyler Courtney (20th to 3rd)
Jun. 9: Bloomington Speedway - Tyler Courtney (7th to 1st)
Jun. 10: Lawrenceburg Speedway - Shane Golobic (15th to 4th)
Jun. 11: Kokomo Speedway - Chad Boat (18th to 8th)
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WILWOOD BRAKES 13TH PLACE FINISHERS:
Mar 18: Southern Illinois Center – Gage Walker
Apr. 8: Kokomo Speedway – Gage Walker
Apr. 9: Kokomo Speedway – Alex Bright
Jun. 6: Montpelier Motor Speedway – Davey Ray
Jun. 7: Gas City I-69 Speedway – Holly Shelton
Jun. 8: Lincoln Park Speedway – Dave Darland
Jun. 9: Bloomington Speedway – Ronnie Gardner
Jun. 10: Lawrenceburg Speedway – Ryan Greth
Jun. 11: Kokomo Speedway – Gage Walker
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ALL-TIME USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FEATURE WINS
1. [111 wins] Mel Kenyon
2. [95 wins] Rich Vogler
3. [78 wins] Bob Wente
4. [63 wins] Bob Tattersall
5. [59 wins] Sleepy Tripp
6. [48 wins] Jimmy Davies
7. [38 wins] Bryan Clauson
8. [35 wins] Tracy Hines
9. [31 wins] Gene Hartley & Chuck Rodee
11. [30 wins] Dave Darland, Mike McGreevy & Johnny Parsons
14. [27 wins] Gary Bettenhausen & Tony Stewart
16. [25 wins] Darren Hagen, Parnelli Jones & Dave Strickland
19. [24 wins] Bill Engelhart
20. [23 wins] Tom Bigelow, Pancho Carter, Tommy Copp, Kevin Olson & Billy Vukovich
25. [22 wins] Bobby East & Shorty Templeman
27. [21 wins] Steve Cannon, Jimmy Caruthers, Rex Easton & Ken Schrader
31. [20 wins] A.J. Foyt
32. [19 wins] Jerry Coons Jr., Stan Fox & Jason Leffler
35. [18 wins] Dave Steele
36. [17 wins] Christopher Bell, Jay Drake & J.J. Yeley
39. [16 wins] Rico Abreu, George Amick, Billy Cantrell, Lee Kunzman, Bobby Olivero & Henry Pens
45. [15 wins] Don Branson & Larry Rice
47. [14 wins] Chuck Arnold, Kyle Larson, Jack Turner & Leroy Warriner
51. [13 wins] Steve Knepper, Don Meacham, Ryan Newman & Stevie Reeves
55. [12 wins] Danny Caruthers, Gene Force, Russ Gamester, Jeff Gordon, Bobby Grim, & Ron Shuman
61. [11 wins] Kasey Kahne, Jimmy Knight, Bob McLean, Johnny Moorhouse, Bobby Santos & Brad Sweet
67. [10 wins] Allen Heath, Doug Kalitta, Brad Kuhn, Steve Lotshaw, Jerry McClung, Tanner Thorson & Chuck Weyant
74. [9 wins] Billy Boat, Tony Elliott & Chuck Gurney
77. [8 wins] Merle Bettenhausen, Tony Bettenhausen, Hank Butcher, Kevin Doty, Dan Drinan, Ronnie Duman, Brian Gerster, Kenny Irwin Jr, Eddie Johnson, Michael Lewis, Andy Michner & Josh Wise
89. [7 wins] Tommy Astone, Jack Hewitt, Don Horvath, Page Jones, Kenneth Nichols, Larry Patton, Les Scott, Len Sutton, & Johnnie Tolan
98. [6 wins] Donnie Beechler, George Benson, Dana Carter, Bob Cicconi, Robby Flock, Nick Fornoro Jr., Arnie Knepper, Ricky Shelton, Mike Streicher, Dave Strickland, Jr., & Roger West
109. [5 wins] Brady Bacon, Mike Bliss, Lonnie Caruthers, Larry Dickson, Mike Fedorcak, Burt Foland, Mack McClellan, Danny McKnight, Cliff Spalding, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. & Jerry Weeks
120. [4 wins] Caleb Armstrong, Teddy Beach, Johnny Boyd, Frank Burany, Russ Congdon, Ray Elliott, Aaron Fike, Danny Frye, Billy Garrett, Mike Gregg, Jim Hettinger, John Heydenreich, Bubby Jones, Levi Jones, Andy Linden, Bobby Marshman, Roger McCluskey, Billy Mehner, Ken Nichols, Jeff Nuckles, Jan Opperman, Michael Pickens, Gary Ponzini, Davey Ray, Eddie Sachs, Don Schilling, Sam Sessions, George Snider, Dale Swaim, Kevin Swindell, & Rodger Ward
151. [3 wins] John Batts, Gays Biro, Chad Boat, Shane Cottle, Allen Crowe, Zach Daum, Bruce Field, A.J. Fike, Drew Fornoro, Gene Gennetten, Rick Goudy, Bob Hare, Bob Hauck, Jeff Heywood, Bill Homeier, Sam Isenhower, Jim Keeker, Jim McClean, Warren Mockler, Dave Moses, Earl Motter, Jerry Nuckles, Danny Oakes, Johnnie Parsons, Porky Rachwitz, Johnny Riva, Johnny Roberts, Lowell Sachs, Billy Shuman, Tom Steiner, Bobby Unser & Billy Wease
183. [2 wins] Al Alpern, Sonny Ates, Johnny Baldwin, Spencer Bayston, Jim Beckley, Dean Billings, Alan Brown, Jack Calabrase, Johnny Cofer, Mel Cornett, Tyler Courtney, Cotton Farmer, Terry Farrar, Joe Garson, Chuck Gurney, Jr., Kyle Hamilton, Bob Hogle, Rick Hood, P.J. Jones, Critter Malone, Jimmy McCune, Aaron Pollock, Barry Reed, Lloyd Ruby, Joe Saldana, Tom Sellberg, Tony Simon, Danny Stratton, Kody Swanson, Kevin Thomas, Jr., Steve Troxell, Don Vogler, Bruce Walkup, Terry Wente, Johnny White, Tommy White & Cole Whitt
220. [1 win] John Andretti, Mario Andretti, Mike Appio, Dick Atkins, Paul Bates, Harry Beck, Bud Bogard, Tony Bonadies, Dan Boorse, Don Boorse, Dwight Brown, Steve Buckwalter, Barry Butterworth, Gary Byers, Larry Cannon, Tyce Carlson, Ed Carpenter, Dane Carter, Billy Cassella, Bill Chennault, Bill Clemons, Roy Cook, Jr., Ryan Durst, Edgar Elder, Todd Forbes, Joe Gaerte, Bradley Galedrige, Steve Gennetten, Elmer George, Potsy Goacher, Shane Golobic, David Gough, Justin Grant, Ron Gregory, Norm Hall, Bob Harkey, Vern Harriman, Scott Hatton, Al Herman, Jordan Hermansader, Mike Hess, Jim Hines, Ted Hines, Shane Hmiel, Dean Holden, Blake Hollingsworth, Chuck Hulse, Buddy Irwin, Eddie Jackson, Van Johnson, Brent Kaeding, Bud Kaeding, Jimmy Kirk, Kevin Koch, Randy Koch, Bill Kollman, Cory Kruseman, Michael Lang, Greg Leffler, Larry McCloskey, Jim McElreath, Mel McGaughy, John Meyers, J.R. Miller, Travis Miniea, Russ Moynagh, Richard Myhre, Dick Northam, Hank Nykaza, Brian Olson, Danny O'Neill, Jim Packard, Wally Pankratz, Forrest Parker, Gene Pastor, Gary Patterson, Danny Pens, Jiggs Peters, Dick Pole, Richard Powell, Buddy Rackley, Keith Rauch, Dave Ray, Jimmy Reece, Bob Richards, Bruce Robey, Johnny Rodriguez, Gene Roehl, Jack Runyon, Sam Sauer, Dutch Schaefer, Ryan Scott, Frank Secrist, Jimmy Sills, Jigger Sirois, Lee Smith, Ron Smoker, Ned Spath, J.P. Standley, Graham Standring, Jerry Stone, Tanner Swanson, Buddy Taylor, Randy Tolsma, Leo Tucker, Bob Veith, Joe Walter, Eric Wilkins, Mauri Wilson, Doug Wolfgang & Billy Wood
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ALL-TIME USAC NATIONAL MIDGET DRIVER CHAMPIONS
1956: Shorty Templeman; 1957: Shorty Templeman; 1958: Shorty Templeman; 1959: Gene Hartley; 1960: Jimmy Davies; 1961: Jimmy Davies; 1962: Jimmy Davies; 1963: Bob Wente; 1964: Mel Kenyon; 1965: Mike McGreevy; 1966: Mike McGreevy; 1967: Mel Kenyon; 1968: Mel Kenyon; 1969: Bob Tattersall; 1970: Jimmy Caruthers; 1971: Danny Caruthers; 1972: Pancho Carter; 1973: Larry Rice; 1974: Mel Kenyon; 1975: Sleepy Tripp; 1976: Sleepy Tripp; 1977: Mel Kenyon; 1978: Rich Vogler; 1979: Steve Lotshaw; 1980: Rich Vogler; 1981: Mel Kenyon; 1982: Kevin Olson; 1983: Rich Vogler; 1984: Tom Bigelow; 1985: Mel Kenyon; 1986: Rich Vogler; 1987: Kevin Olson; 1988: Rich Vogler; 1989: Russ Gamester; 1990: Jeff Gordon; 1991: Mike Streicher; 1992: Stevie Reeves; 1993: Stevie Reeves; 1994: Tony Stewart; 1995: Tony Stewart; 1996: Kenny Irwin Jr.; 1997: Jason Leffler; 1998: Jason Leffler; 1999: Jason Leffler; 2000: Kasey Kahne; 2001: Dave Darland; 2002: Dave Darland; 2003: J.J. Yeley; 2004: Bobby East; 2005: Josh Wise; 2006: Jerry Coons, Jr.; 2007: Jerry Coons, Jr.; 2008: Cole Whitt; 2009: Brad Kuhn; 2010: Bryan Clauson (Overall) & Darren Hagen (Pavement); 2011: Bryan Clauson (Overall) & Darren Hagen (Pavement); 2012: Darren Hagen (Overall), Darren Hagen (Pavement) & Darren Hagen (Dirt); 2013: Darren Hagen (Pavement) & Christopher Bell (Dirt); 2014: Rico Abreu; 2015: Tracy Hines; 2016: Tanner Thorson
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ALL-TIME USAC NATIONAL MIDGET OWNER CHAMPIONS
1956: Ashley Wright, 1957: Lloyd Rahn, 1958: Lloyd Rahn, 1959: Ray Bolander, 1960: Jimmy Davies, 1961: Howard Linne, 1962: Jimmy Davies, 1963: Robert Shadday, 1964: Willard Coil, 1965: Mel & Don Kenyon, 1966: Don Kenyon, 1967: Mel & Don Kenyon, 1968: Mel & Don Kenyon, 1969: Jack Stroud, 1970: Doug Caruthers, 1971: Doug Caruthers, 1972: Shannon Buick Company, 1973: Doug Caruthers, 1974: Don Kenyon, 1975: Ron Tripp, 1976: Ron Tripp, 1977: Sherman Armstrong, 1978: Doug & Dana Caruthers, 1979: 3-K Racing Enterprises, 1980: Don Kenyon, 1981: 3-K Racing Enterprises, 1982: Nick Gojmeric, 1983: Streicher Racing, 1984: Wilke Racing, 1985: 3-K Racing Enterprises, 1986: Jonathan Byrd, 1987: Jonathan Byrd, 1988: Wilke Racers, 1989: George & Gary Gamester, 1990: Streicher Racing, 1991: Streicher Racing, 1992: Ralph Potter, 1993: Steve Lewis, 1994: Ralph Potter, 1995: Steve Lewis, 1996: Steve Lewis, 1997: Pete Willoughby, 1998: Steve Lewis, 1999: Steve Lewis, 2000: Steve Lewis, 2001: Steve Lewis, 2002: Steve Lewis, 2003: Steve Lewis, 2004: Steve Lewis, 2005: Wilke-Pak Racers, 2006: Keith Kunz Motorsports, 2007: Wilke-Pak Racers, 2008: Keith Kunz Motorsports, 2009: RW Motorsports, 2010: Corey Tucker Racing/Keith Kunz Motorsports/BCI, 2011: Corey Tucker Racing/BCI/Curb-Agajanian, 2012: Keith Kunz Motorsports/Curb-Agajanian, 2013: (Dirt) Keith Kunz Motorsports/Curb-Agajanian, 2013: (Pavement) RFMS Racing, 2014: Keith Kunz Motorsports/Curb-Agajanian, 2015: Keith Kunz Motorsports/Curb-Agajanian, 2016: Keith Kunz Motorsports/Curb-Agajanian
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ALL-TIME USAC NATIONAL MIDGET ROOKIES OF THE YEAR
1969: Bill Engelhart, 1970: Danny Brown, 1971: Danny Caruthers, 1972: Tommy Astone, 1973: Mike Gregg, 1974: Richard Powell, 1975: Larry Patton, 1976: James McElreath, 1977: Lonnie Caruthers, 1978: Tommy Thomas, 1979: Barry Butterworth, 1980: Trevor Boys, 1981: Sherman Armstrong, 1982: Chris Maxson, 1983: John Andretti, 1984: Russ Gamester, 1985: Bobby Allen, 1986: Steve Enlow, 1987: John Meyers, 1988: Jim Keeker, 1989: Jeff Gordon, 1990: Dan Ford, 1991: Doug Kalitta, 1992: Brian Gerster, 1993: Chuck Leary, 1994: David Bridges, 1995: Ryan Newman, 1996: Carl Olsen, 1997: Nick Lundgreen, 1998: Michael Lewis, 1999: A.J. Fike, 2000: Aaron Fike, 2001: Bobby East, 2002: Teddy Beach & Ron Gregory, 2003: Ryan Durst, 2004: Todd Beach, 2005: Darren Hagen, 2006: Bryan Clauson, 2007: Ricky Stenhouse, Jr., 2008: Chad Boat, 2009: Zach Daum, 2010: Daniel Bedford, 2011: Kyle Larson, 2012: Rico Abreu, 2013: Christopher Bell, 2014: Kevin Thomas, Jr., 2015: Spencer Bayston, 2016: Carson Macedo
