BLOOMINGTON USAC ISW ROUND RAINED OUT, BUT SEAVEY STILL INCREASES LEAD
By: Richie Murray – USAC Media
Bloomington, Indiana (August 2, 2024)………Rain may have hampered Friday night’s round of the 37th Annual NOS Energy Drink USAC Indiana Sprint Week Presented By Honest Abe Roofing, but points were still gained during the program at Bloomington Speedway.
Per usual, each of the top-six qualifiers received points. Fast Qualifier Carson Garrett earned six while second fastest Logan Seavey added five. Third quickest Kevin Thomas Jr. put four points on the board and Shane Cottle bumped his point total up three for timing in fourth quickest. C.J. Leary posted two points for qualifying fifth and Briggs Danner added one point to his tally for posting the sixth fastest time.
No heat race points were gained due to all four heat races not running to completion. Two of the four heat races were completed.
With the five qualifying points he earned at Bloomington, Seavey increased his Indiana Sprint Week lead from 33 to 38 entering Saturday’s new penultimate round of ISW on August 3 at Haubstadt, Indiana’s Tri-State Speedway. Friday’s Bloomington rained out event has been rescheduled for Sunday, August 4.
Seavey has won three of the five ISW races thus far. Bacon (Broken Arrow, Okla.) and Kyle Cummins (Princeton, Ind.) have each won one. Each of those three drivers occupies the top-three spots in the ISW standings.
Cummins resides 54 points out of the lead with two ISW events remaining. Daison Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) sits fourth in the standings, 98 back from the leader. Mitchel Moles (Raisin City, Calif.) is fifth at the moment, 100 markers back.
A maximum of 84 points are up for grabs for each driver each night throughout USAC Indiana Sprint Week.
Two events remain on the 2024 Indiana Sprint Week calendar at Tri-State Speedway on Saturday, August 3, followed by the finale at Bloomington Speedway on Sunday, August 4.
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2024 USAC INDIANA SPRINT WEEK POINT STANDINGS
(After Round #5 of 7 entering Tri-State Speedway on Friday, August 3)
POS / DRIVER / PTS
399-Logan Seavey
361-Brady Bacon
345-Kyle Cummins
301-Daison Pursley
299-Mitchel Moles
289-Briggs Danner
276-Robert Ballou
263-Kevin Thomas Jr.
257-C.J. Leary
256-Ricky Lewis
244-Shane Cottle
208-Carson Garrett
199-Chase Stockon
196-Justin Grant
193-Matt Westfall
188-Anton Hernandez
171-Chance Crum
150-Jadon Rogers
149-Kale Drake
124-Joey Amantea & Charles Davis Jr.
122-Kyle Shipley
101-Max Adams
96-Scotty Weir
95-Harley Burns
93-Rylan Gray
90-Jack Hoyer
83-Nick Bilbee
79-Brandon Mattox
72-Jake Swanson
68-Brayden Fox
60-Logan Calderwood, Troy Carey, Hunter Maddox, Kayla Roell & Kobe Simpson
59-Zack Pretorius
58-Frankie Guerrini & Evan Mosley
56-Nate Schank
50-Kevin Newton
47-Geoff Ensign
45-Todd Hobson
40-Xavier Doney & Sam Hinds
36-Seth Parker
35-Trey Osborne & Stevie Sussex
30-Gabriel Gilbert & Shawn Westerfeld
20-Ryan Barr, Brent Beauchamp, Mario Clouser, Matt Goodnight, Weston Gorham, Austin Hawkins, R.J. Johnson & Daniel Whitley
13-Andrew Prather
10-Saban Bibent, James Boyd, Donny Brackett, Wyatt Burks, Daylan Chambers, Brayden Clark, Dan Clodfelter, Braydon Cromwell, Michael Daugherty, Aaron Davis, Bryce Dues, Ivan Glotzbach, Colin Grissom, Tyler Hewitt, Kyle Johnson, Justin Meneely, Stephen Schnapf, Jake Scott, Travis Thompson, Matt Thompson, Reed Whitney & Cody Williams
