Resilience was at the forefront of Cannon McIntosh’s ascension to the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship in 2025.

One year after finishing as the runner-up in the series standings, the Bixby, Oklahoma native climbed to the top after leading the series with five victories, 14 top-fives and 19 top-tens at the wheel of his Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports/Mobil 1 – Toyota – Curb Records/LynK/Speedway Toyota No. 71K.

By a 44-point margin, McIntosh became the third Oklahoman to capture the USAC National Midget crown following Christopher Bell (2013) and Daison Pursley (2024), who McIntosh finished as a runner-up to in the standings one year ago.

Meanwhile, McIntosh also provided Keith Kunz Motorsports its record-extending 13th USAC National Midget entrant title. For Curb-Agajanian, their latest entrant title is their 11th.

Since returning to KKM in 2024, McIntosh has accumulated eight wins, 29 top-fives and 39 top-tens in a total of 46 feature starts, a consistent run that saw him win more often (5) than he finished outside the top-ten (4) throughout the 2025 campaign. Mission accomplished.

“(Crew chief) Beau (Binder) and I sat down and talked about our goals and what we needed to do to accomplish them,” McIntosh explained. “I just took it one race at a time and I felt like we struggled at the beginning and just learned from every race as we went on. We had our down moments but I feel like that’s when we came out and did our best, whether it was winning or just running up front the next time out.”

That seemed to be a reoccurring theme for the 22-year-old McIntosh. In May in Belleville, Kansas, McIntosh tangled with his championship nemesis, Justin Grant, while battling for second on the first of two nights on the short track. Restarting at the tail, he charged back from 22nd to finish fifth! One night later at Belleville, he bounced back to take the victory.

In July at The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a mishap relegated him to a 21st place finish on the opening night of the BC39 Presented by Avanti Windows & Doors. On the next night at IMS, misfortune seemingly continued after flipping wildly in his heat race. After repairs, he came back to win the semi-feature. Starting 19th in the feature, it seemed to be a long shot to win it, but don’t tell that to Cannon. After passing teammate Jacob Denney with two laps remaining, McIntosh had earned a $20,039 prize while becoming the first multi-time BC39 winner. The +18 run proved to be the biggest charge of the series season by any driver.

“We were really good at being resilient and overcoming bad nights,” McIntosh noted. “When I look back at the BC39, on the first night, we struggled, stalled the car and ended up in the back. When we came back the next night, I was scratching my head. I knew the car was capable, and then we went out and won it. That’s the moment I knew this team was capable of doing this.”

Prior to his BC39 triumph, McIntosh stood a distant 106 points out of the championship lead behind Justin Grant and Kale Drake. That just so happened to be when Cannon was at his best as he strung together seven consecutive podium finishes that resulted in another pair of victories during Mid-America Midget Week at Missouri’s Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex and Nebraska’s Jefferson County Speedway, the latter of which was worth a cool $10,000.

In a mere five races, McIntosh had erased a 106-point deficit to reign at the top of the standings following his Jefferson County win. After initially pulling away to a 39-point edge, the first event of November’s Golden State Invasion at Placerville Speedway’s Hangtown 100 had shrunk McIntosh’s lead to three over Grant.

But when the walls began to close in on McIntosh, he responded. He won the next race out, this time at Merced Speedway’s Midget Madness, and subsequently, stretched out his lead over Grant, a lead he did not relinquish. In fact, the Merced win was monumental as it provided car owner Keith Kunz his 200th career USAC national victory across the three divisions (Midget, Sprint Car, Silver Crown).

“It was those bad moments that really helped us do what we had to do,” McIntosh acknowledged. “But we weren’t going down without a fight. We were down a lot of points but we just kind of forgot about that and decided to go out and start clicking off wins and podiums, and I think we went on a streak of seven podiums in a row. That got us right back in the fight. We were just not even thinking about it and just going out and racing.”

Behind every winning driver is a winning crew, and McIntosh is no exception.

“These guys worked really hard all year – Beau (Binder), Phil (Zubizareta) and Spencer (Rolenc) – that was our core group throughout the entire season,” McIntosh said. It took all these pieces to make it happen along with Pete Willoughby and Keith Kunz. it’s an honor to do this for them. These guys stayed confident in me and I stayed confident in them all the time. That’s what did it. Belief in ourselves and belief in the group that we have. I definitely couldn’t have done it without these guys.”

Elsewhere, Justin Grant led the points longer than any other driver on the circuit, topping the standings for 12 races throughout the first half of the season. He won three times, including April’s Kokomo Grand Prix at Indiana’s Kokomo Speedway where he set a new record by winning across all three USAC national divisions quicker than any driver in series history. He won again in his next outing at Belleville, then scored the opening night of the BC39 at IMS en route to a runner-up points finish for the third time in his career, also doing so in 2022 and 2023. He also led all series drivers with three fast qualifying times.

Kevin Thomas Jr. equaled a career best finish in the USAC National Midget points by taking third in the standings a full decade after also finishing third in 2015. Despite no wins, he tied McIntosh for the series lead with 19 top-ten results, while garnering four second place finishes at Circle City, Bloomington and Eldora twice. He did accrue the most heat race victories of the season as well, amassing eight.

Jacob Denney continued his rise up the rankings with three wins and a career best fourth place finish in the standings. His first USAC start for the KKM team resulted in victory in the season opener at Kokomo after starting 17th! That erased a drought of 48 series starts without a win. Furthermore, he won twice during USAC Indiana Midget Week in June at Paragon and then continued his prowess at Kokomo with his second of the win there to close out IMW.

Kale Drake finished fifth in the standings, starting off the year by winning back-to-back in extremely superstitious fashion. On the way to Sweet Springs, he paid $22.22 for gas, then drew pill #22, then put on 22 tear-offs before the feature. For good measure, he led the final two laps of the feature to earn his second career series win. In fact, he won – you guessed it – two times overall this season, including at Circle City in June. His second place finish at Kokomo clinched him the $15,000 USAC Indiana Midget Week championship by – wait for it – a 22-point margin. You can’t make this stuff up.

Gavin Miller experienced a breakout year, winning three times in a four-race span during the late summer months. After 763 days and 56 races without a USAC victory, he returned to victory lane at Jefferson County, then did it again twice on Labor Day weekend by scoring at Bloomington, then grabbing the prestigious 40th Firemen’s Nationals at Wisconsin’s Angell Park Speedway worth $10,000.

Logan Seavey also posted a victory in November at Merced’s Chase Johnson Classic and led all drivers with 115 laps led. Drake Edwards became a first-time USAC National Midget winner during the Chad McDaniel Memorial at Kansas’ Mitchell County Fairgrounds. Fellow Arizonan Hayden Reinbold also became a first-time series victor in September at Eldora in what was his 101st career series start, which occurred on the very same night he also earned his first career fast qualifying time with the series.

Non-championship contenders, but midget racing masters, also dropped in on occasion to flex their muscles. Daison Pursley’s historic September night at Eldora saw him perform a USAC sweep of the 4-Crown Nationals by winning the Silver Crown, Sprint Car and Midget portions of the program in a single $45,000 night. He backed that up in the next series round at Placerville’s Hangtown 100 where late-race contact between him and Kyle Larson for the lead led to a deafening chorus of boo birds. Yet, it was another $20,000 payday for Pursley.

Buddy Kofoid won the $12,500-to-win Jason Leffler Memorial at the event’s new home of Bakersfield Speedway at Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway in November, utilizing essentially the same team and car number that Leffler used to win his first USAC National Midget title in 1997. At Ventura, Corey Day closed out the year by becoming the youngest back-to-back winner in the 84-year history of the ARP Turkey Night Grand Prix Presented by the West Coast Stock Car/Motorsports Hall of Fame, which was worth $15,000.

Steven Snyder Jr. was named USAC National Midget MPI Rookie of the Year after finishing eighth in the standings with a pair of second place results at Kokomo and Placerville. Gunnar Setser, another impressive Rookie, finished 10th in the standings with a best result of fifth at Sweet Springs.

Also of note, Jerry Coons Jr. and his son, Cale Coons, each started both features at Belleville in May, making it one of the rare occasions a father has competed against his son in a USAC National Midget feature, joining Ted & Gene Hartley, Danny & George Kladis, Don & Rich Vogler, Bob & Bobby Wente, Bob & Terry Wente, Buddie & Trevor Boys, Jim & Ted Hines, Norm & Travis Young, Leon & Brady Bacon, Ryan & Randy Oerter, Ryan & Ashley Oerter and Joe & Clinton Boyles.

For the first time in series history, one team occupied the top four finishing positions of a feature event. In 2025, it happened twice for the Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports team, in April at Belleville and again in November at Merced.

In a statistical oddity in August at Bloomington, every race conducted during the program was won by a car sporting the number 97. Zach Wigal scored the first heat race win in Pat O’Dell’s No. 97x. The second race victory was captured by Kale Drake in the Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports No. 97K. Gavin Miller, aboard his Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports No. 97, finished off the preliminaries with a win in heat race three, then completed the night as the feature victor.

Nine drivers started all 23 feature events: Jacob Denney, Drake Edwards, Justin Grant, Cannon McIntosh, Gavin Miller, Hayden Reinbold, Gunnar Setser, Steven Snyder Jr. and Kevin Thomas Jr. Overall, 107 drivers started a USAC National Midget feature in 2025.

2025 USAC NOS ENERGY DRINK NATIONAL MIDGET STAT LEADERS

Driver Champion: Cannon McIntosh

Entrant Champion: Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71K

Most Wins: Cannon McIntosh (5)

Rookie of the Year: Steven Snyder Jr. (8th)

Most Laps Led: 115-Logan Seavey

Most Top-Fives: 14-Cannon McIntosh

Most Top-Tens: 19-Cannon McIntosh & Kevin Thomas Jr.

Most Fast Qualifying Times: 3-Justin Grant

Most Heat Race Wins: 8-Kevin Thomas Jr.

Most Feature Starts: 23-Jacob Denney, Drake Edwards, Justin Grant, Cannon McIntosh, Gavin Miller, Hayden Reinbold, Gunnar Setser, Steven Snyder Jr. & Kevin Thomas Jr.

Biggest Charge of the Year: Jul 2: The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway – Cannon McIntosh (19th to 1st)

2025 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE & RESULTS

Apr 26: Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, IN

              WINNER: Jacob Denney (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67)

Apr 27: Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, IN

              WINNER: Justin Grant (CB Industries #87)

May 16: Belleville Short Track – Belleville, KS

              WINNER: Justin Grant (CB Industries #87)

May 17: Belleville Short Track – Belleville, KS

              WINNER: Cannon McIntosh (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71K)

May 18: Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex – Sweet Springs, MO

              WINNER: Kale Drake (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97K)

Jun 3: (I) Circle City Raceway – Indianapolis, IN

              WINNER: Kale Drake (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97K)

Jun 4: (I) Paragon Speedway – Paragon, IN

              WINNER: Jacob Denney (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67)

Jun 8: (I) Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, IN

              WINNER: Jacob Denney (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #67)

Jul 1: The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway – Speedway, IN

              WINNER: Justin Grant (CB Industries #87)

Jul 2: The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway – Speedway, IN

              WINNER: Cannon McIntosh (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71K)

Jul 8: (M) Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex – Sweet Springs, MO

              WINNER: Cannon McIntosh (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71K)

Jul 9: (M) Mitchell County Fairgrounds – Beloit, KS

              WINNER: Drake Edwards (CB Industries #83)

Jul 11: (M) Jefferson County Speedway – Fairbury, NE

              WINNER: Gavin Miller (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97)

Jul 12: (M) Jefferson County Speedway – Fairbury, NE

              WINNER: Cannon McIntosh (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71K)

Aug 29: Bloomington Speedway – Bloomington, IN

              WINNER: Gavin Miller   Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97

Aug 31: Angell Park Speedway – Sun Prairie, WI

              WINNER: Gavin Miller (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #97)

Sep 18: Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH

              WINNER: Hayden Reinbold (Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports #19AZ)

Sep 20: Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH

              WINNER: Daison Pursley (CB Industries #86)

Nov 15: (G) Placerville Speedway – Placerville, CA

              WINNER: Daison Pursley (CB Industries #86)

Nov 21: (G) Merced Speedway – Merced, CA

              WINNER: Cannon McIntosh (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71K)

Nov 22: (G) Merced Speedway – Merced, CA

              WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)

Nov 25: (G) Bakersfield Speedway at Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway – Bakersfield, CA

              WINNER: Buddy Kofoid (Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports #71)

Nov 29: (G) Ventura Raceway – Ventura, CA

              WINNER: Corey Day (Willie Kahne #4K)

———————— KEY DEFINITIONS ————————-

(I) represents an Indiana Midget Week event

(M) represents a Mid-America Midget Week event

(G) represents a Golden State Invasion event

2025 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DRIVER POINT STANDINGS:

POS.     PTS.      DRIVER, HOMETOWN

1            1432     Cannon McIntosh, Bixby, Oklahoma

2            1388     Justin Grant, Ione, California

3            1385     Kevin Thomas Jr., Cullman, Alabama

4            1383     Jacob Denney, Galloway, Ohio

5            1252     Kale Drake, Collinsville, Oklahoma

6            1233     Gavin Miller, Allentown, Pennsylvania

7            1212     Logan Seavey, Sutter, California

8            1192     Steven Snyder Jr. (R), Rising Sun, Maryland

9            1144     Drake Edwards, Peoria, Arizona

10          1003     Gunnar Setser (R), Columbus, Indiana

11          992       Hayden Reinbold, Gilbert, Arizona

12          842       Daison Pursley, Locust Grove, Oklahoma

13          766       Cale Coons (R), Greencastle, Indiana

14          605       Brecken Reese (R), Canyon, Texas

15          599       Kyle Jones, Kennedale, Texas

16          541       Jakeb Boxell (R), Zanesville, Indiana

17          445       Karter Sarff, Mason City, Illinois

18          416       Mack Leopard (R), Beavercreek, Ohio

19          374       Ethan Mitchell, Mooresville, North Carolina

20          373       Thomas Meseraull, San Jose, California

21          327       Zach Wigal, Belpre, Ohio

22          314       Colton Robinson (R), Titusville, Florida

23          222       Chelby Hinton (R), Dubberly, Louisiana

24          215       Zach Daum, Pocahontas, Illinois

25          198       Corbin Rueschenberg (R), Mesa, Arizona

26          189       Brandon Carr (R), Sheffield, United Kingdom

27          170       Kyle Cummins, Princeton, Indiana

28          137       Zack Merritt (R), Greeley, Colorado

29          112       Garrett Benson (R), Concordia, Missouri

30          107       Frankie Guerrini (R), San Rafael, California

31          105       Jerry Coons Jr., Tucson, Arizona

32          96          K.J. Snow (R), Kingsburg, California

33          82          Cord Kisthardt (R), Hershey, Pennsylvania

34          78          Bradley Cox (R), Burkburnett, Texas

35          61          Caiden Warren (R), Eaton, Colorado

36          59          Trey Zorn (R), Russell, Kansas

37          58          Chris Hartman (R), Boulder, Colorado

38          40          Blake Brannon (R), Morgan Hill, California

39          40          Tom Payet (R), Perth, Western Australia

40          40          Jake Robinson (R), Perth, Western Australia

41          40          Mathew Radisich (R), Auckland, New Zealand

42          30          Dylan Doyle (R), Brighton, Colorado

43          20          Adam Taylor (R), Wheatfield, Indiana

(R) represents a USAC National Midget Rookie

2025 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRANT POINT STANDINGS:

POS.     PTS.      ENTRANT, TEAM LOCATION

1            1432     Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Indiana (#71K)

2            1388     CB Industries, Mooresville, North Carolina (#87)

3            1385     4 Kings Racing, Battle Creek, Michigan (#14)

4            1383     Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Indiana (#67)

5            1252     Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Indiana (#97K)

6            1233     Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Indiana (#97)

7            1212     Abacus Racing, Indianapolis, Indiana (#57)

8            1192     RMS Racing, New Lenox, Illinois (#4)

9            1144     CB Industries, Mooresville, North Carolina (#83)

10          1091     CB Industries, Mooresville, North Carolina (#86)

11          1001     Kevin Arnold, Columbus, Indiana (#43)

12          992       Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports, Gilbert, Arizona (#19AZ)

13          696       Dooling Autosports/Curb-Agajanian, Freeport, Texas (#63)

14          599       Joyner Motorsports, Concordia, Kansas (#27x)

15          541       4 Kings Racing, Battle Creek, Michigan (#14JB)

16          426       Tim Engler, Princeton, Indiana (#7x)

17          355       Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Indiana (#67K)

18          339       Bundy Built Motorsports, Mooresville, North Carolina (#19m)

19          297       Karter Sarff Racing, Mason City, Illinois (#21K)

20          246       Central Motorsports, Edmond, Oklahoma (#85)

21          232       Pat O’Dell, Rochester, Illinois (#97x)

22          222       Klatt Enterprises, Hastings, Nebraska (#4B)

23          199       Cornell Racing Stables, Monee, Illinois (#8)

24          198       Scott Rueschenberg, Mesa, Arizona (#26)

25          189       Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports, Columbus, Indiana (#98K)

26          179       Tim Engler, Princeton, Indiana (#7s)

27          170       Glenn Styres Racing, Ohsweken, Ontario (#3G)

28          137       Ryan Oerter, Ellicott, Colorado (#43m)

29          110       F & F Racing, Indianapolis, Indiana (#63G)

30          82          Cord Kisthardt, Hershey, Pennsylvania (#21K)

31          78          Lonnie Cox, Elbert, Colorado (#45)

32          40          Paul Brannon, Morgan Hill, California (#40)

33          40          Bennett Motorsport, Perth, Western Australia (#7AU)

34          40          Paul Robinson, Perth, Western Australia (#8AU)

35          40          Out & About Racing, Safety Beach, Victoria (#17NZ)

36          30          Nick Poe, Centerville, Ohio (#2B)

37          20          Adam Taylor Racing, Wheatfield, Indiana (#7T)

2025 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROOKIE DRIVER POINT STANDINGS:

POS.     PTS.      DRIVER, HOMETOWN

1            1192     Steven Snyder Jr., Rising Sun, Maryland

2            1003     Gunnar Setser, Columbus, Indiana

3            766       Cale Coons, Greencastle, Indiana

4            605       Brecken Reese, Canyon, Texas

5            541       Jakeb Boxell, Zanesville, Indiana

6            416       Mack Leopard, Beavercreek, Ohio

7            314       Colton Robinson, Titusville, Florida

8            222       Chelby Hinton, Dubberly, Louisiana

9            198       Corbin Rueschenberg, Mesa, Arizona

10          189       Brandon Carr, Sheffield, United Kingdom

11          137       Zack Merritt, Greeley, Colorado

12          112       Garrett Benson, Concordia, Missouri

13          107       Frankie Guerrini, San Rafael, California

14          96          K.J. Snow, Kingsburg, California

15          82          Cord Kisthardt, Hershey, Pennsylvania

16          78          Bradley Cox, Burkburnett, Texas

17          61          Caiden Warren, Eaton, Colorado

18          59          Trey Zorn, Russell, Kansas

19          58          Chris Hartman, Boulder, Colorado

20          40          Blake Brannon, Morgan Hill, California

21          40          Tom Payet, Perth, Western Australia

22          40          Jake Robinson, Perth, Western Australia

23          40          Mathew Radisich, Auckland, New Zealand

24          30          Dylan Doyle, Brighton, Colorado

25          20          Adam Taylor, Wheatfield, Indiana

2025 USAC MIDGET NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP STATISTICS

FEATURE WINS

5-Cannon McIntosh (May 17 at the Belleville Short Track, Jul 2 at The Dirt Track at IMS, Jul 8 at Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex, Jul 12 at Jefferson County Speedway & Nov 21 at Merced Speedway)

3-Jacob Denney (Apr 26 at Kokomo Speedway, Jun 4 at Paragon Speedway & Jun 8 at Kokomo Speedway)

3-Justin Grant (Apr 27 at Kokomo Speedway, May 16 at the Belleville Short Track & Jul 1 at The Dirt Track at IMS)

3-Gavin Miller (Jul 11 at Jefferson County Speedway, Aug 29 at Bloomington Speedway & Aug 31 at Angell Park Speedway)

2-Kale Drake (May 18 at Sweet Springs Motorsports Complex & Jun 3 at Circle City Raceway)

2-Daison Pursley (Sep 20 at Eldora Speedway & Nov 15 at Placerville Speedway)

1-Corey Day (Nov 29 at Ventura Raceway)

1-Drake Edwards (Jul 9 at the Mitchell County Fairgrounds)

1-Buddy Kofoid (Nov 25 at Bakersfield Speedway at Kevin Harvick’s Kern Raceway)

1-Hayden Reinbold (Sep 18 at Eldora Speedway)

1-Logan Seavey (Nov 22 at Merced Speedway)

FEATURE LAPS LED

115-Logan Seavey

111-Jacob Denney

110-Justin Grant

99-Corey Day

92-Gavin Miller

76-Cannon McIntosh

52-Kyle Larson

45-Buddy Kofoid

42-Drake Edwards & Kevin Thomas Jr.

26-Kale Drake

21-Riley Kreisel & Daison Pursley

18-Hayden Reinbold

6-Steven Snyder Jr.

2-Brecken Reese

TOP-5 FEATURE FINISHES

14-Cannon McIntosh

12-Jacob Denney & Justin Grant

10-Kevin Thomas Jr.

8-Kale Drake & Logan Seavey

7-Gavin Miller

6-Drake Edwards & Steven Snyder Jr.

5-Daison Pursley

3-Buddy Kofoid

2-Jakeb Boxell, Corey Day & Hayden Reinbold

1-Jake Andreotti, Landon Brooks, Tanner Carrick, Jerry Coons Jr., Kyle Cummins, Zach Daum, Shane Golobic, Kyle Jones, Riley Kreisel, Kyle Larson, Carson Macedo, Thomas Meseraull, Justin Peck, Brecken Reese, Karter Sarff, Gunnar Setser, K.J. Snow & Zach Wigal

TOP-10 FEATURE FINISHES

19-Cannon McIntosh & Kevin Thomas Jr.

17-Jacob Denney & Justin Grant

16-Kale Drake, Gavin Miller & Logan Seavey

13-Drake Edwards

12-Steven Snyder Jr.

9-Daison Pursley

8-Gunnar Setser

7-Hayden Reinbold

6-Karter Sarff

4-Jakeb Boxell & Kyle Jones

3-Landon Brooks, Cale Coons, Buddy Kofoid, Brecken Reese & Zach Wigal

2-Tanner Carrick, Kyle Cummins, Zach Daum, Corey Day, Carson Macedo, Thomas Meseraull, Justin Peck & Colton Robinson

1-Jake Andreotti, Jerry Coons Jr., Colby Copeland, Briggs Danner, Andrew Felker, Shane Golobic, Rylan Gray, Chelby Hinton, Riley Kreisel, Kyle Larson, Mack Leopard, Ethan Mitchell, K.J. Snow, Ricky Thornton Jr., Austin Wood & Jett Yantis

HONEST ABE ROOFING FAST QUALIFYING TIMES

3-Justin Grant

2-Jacob Denney, Karter Sarff & Logan Seavey

1-Tanner Carrick, Drake Edwards, Kyle Larson, Mack Leopard, Carson Macedo, Cannon McIntosh, Daison Pursley, Hayden Reinbold, Steven Snyder Jr. & Kevin Thomas Jr.

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