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Thursday, 19 August 2021

GRANT THE TOP POINT DRIVER ENTERING BC39 ON THURSDAY

By charging from his sixth starting position to the victory in Wednesday’s fifth heat race, Justin Grant is the high-point driver heading into Thursday night’s Driven2SaveLives BC39 Powered By NOS Energy Drink finale at The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. By charging from his sixth starting position to the victory in Wednesday’s fifth heat race, Justin Grant is the high-point driver heading into Thursday night’s Driven2SaveLives BC39 Powered By NOS Energy Drink finale at The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Josh James Artwork

GRANT THE TOP POINT DRIVER ENTERING BC39 ON THURSDAY

Speedway, Indiana (August 19, 2021)………By charging from his sixth starting position to the victory in Wednesday’s fifth heat race, Justin Grant is the high-point driver heading into Thursday night’s Driven2SaveLives BC39 Powered By NOS Energy Drink finale at The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Grant (Ione, Calif.) accumulated 150 points, besting the field of 71 drivers who competed in the eight heat races.  The points will accordingly be used to create Thursday’s six qualifying race starting lineups.

All cars are eligible for Thursday's six qualifying races. Qualifying races will be 10 laps each with top-six starting positions inverted and the top point earner from Wednesday's heat races starting sixth.  By virtue of being the driver with the most points, Grant will start sixth in the first qualifying race.

Total points from the Wednesday’s heat races and Thursday’s qualifying races will be added to set the feature starting lineup, along with transfers from the B-Main, C-Main and front of the D-Main races. The top-16 overall in accumulated points will start straight-up in the first eight rows of the feature.

D-Mains: 12 laps. Includes cars 45-71 in points. The top three finishers in each D-Main transfer into the C-Main.

C-Main: 15 laps. Includes cars 31-44 in points, plus the top three finishers from each D-Main. The top six finishers transfer to the B-Main.

B-Main (Semi-Feature): 20 laps. Includes cars ranked 17-30 in points, plus the top-six finishers from the C-Main. The top six finishers transfer to the night's A-Main feature event.

The 39-lap, $15,000-to-win A-Main feature will have 22 starters, plus two USAC provisional starters (if applicable) and two IMS options.

The main event will award feature points only toward the season-long USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship standings for all series-licensed drivers and entrants.  Ten points will be awarded to all non-feature starting licensed drivers and entrants.

The event on the quarter-mile dirt oval inside Turn 3 at IMS will continue to honor late USAC champion and three-time Indianapolis 500 starter Bryan Clauson and increase awareness of and participation in the Indiana Donor Network and Driven2SaveLives.

On Thursday, August 19, the drivers meeting will take place at the USAC trailer at 3pm Eastern.  Engine heat will begin at 4pm with hot laps hitting the track at 5pm and qualifying races beginning at 6pm.

Opening ceremonies will follow, then the program will immediately roll into the main feature events, starting with multiple 12-lap D-Mains, the 15-lap C-Main, the 20-lap semi-feature and the 39-lap main event.

Spectator tickets can be purchased directly at https://www.indianapolismotorspeedway.com/events/usac/buy-tickets.  Spectators are to enter the Indianapolis Motor Speedway via 30th Street.

Every lap of the BC39 will be aired live on FloRacing at https://bit.ly/2ZpafUr.

 

BC39 PASSING POINTS ENTERING THURSDAY:

1. (150.0) Justin Grant

2. (148.0) Logan Seavey

3. (148.0) Kyle Larson

4. (148.0) Thomas Meseraull

5. (140.0) Ryan Timms

6. (138.0) Daison Pursley

7. (136.0) Buddy Kofoid

8. (136.0) Spencer Bayston

9. (135.0) Kyle Cummins

10. (133.0) Jerry Coons Jr.

11. (131.0) Karter Sarff

12. (131.0) Chase Briscoe

13. (131.0) Brady Bacon

14. (130.0) Cole Bodine

15. (130.0) Tyler Courtney

16. (130.0) Aiden Purdue

17. (130.0) Corey Day

18. (129.0) Chris Windom

19. (128.0) Kaylee Bryson

20. (128.0) Cannon McIntosh

21. (125.0) Chase Randall

22. (124.0) Kevin Thomas Jr.

23. (123.0) Chase Elliott

24. (121.0) Bryan Stanfill

25. (117.0) Jason McDougal

26. (117.0) Daniel Robinson

27. (114.0) Ethan Mitchell

28. (114.0) Zeb Wise

29. (109.5) Tanner Berryhill

30. (108.0) Taylor Reimer

31. (105.0) J.J. Yeley

32. (104.0) Gary Taylor

33. (102.5) Shane Cottle

34. (101.0) Austin Barnhill

35. (100.0) Emerson Axsom

36. (100.0) Ronnie Gardner

37. (99.5) Zac Taylor

38. (95.5) Bryant Wiedeman

39. (95.5) Carson Garrett

40. (95.5) Maria Cofer

41. (95.5) Brenham Crouch

42. (93.0) Tyler Edwards

43. (91.0) Carson Kvapil

44. (91.0) Sam Johnson

45. (90.0) Hayden Reinbold

46. (90.0) Jacob Denney

47. (88.5) Tanner Thorson

48. (88.5) Glenn Waterland

49. (85.5) Conor Daly

50. (83.0) Hayden Williams

51. (81.5) Chance Crum

52. (81.0) Rylan Gray

53. (81.0) Ian Creager

54. (77.0) Blake Brannon

55. (77.0) Russ Gamester

56. (75.5) Jonathan Shafer

57. (74.5) Aaron Leffel

58. (74.0) Robert Bell

59. (74.0) Ryan Newman

60. (71.5) Billy Lawless

61. (68.5) Ben Varner

62. (68.5) Kameron Gladish

63. (67.0) Justin Dickerson

64. (66.0) Trevor Casey

65. (66.0) Jeff Wimmenauer

66. (66.0) Riley Kreisel

67. (65.5) Kevin Woody Jr.

68. (64.5) John Heydenreich

69. (63.0) Tommy Kouns

70. (63.0) Jeff Schindler

71. (63.0) Randi Pankratz