Speedway, Indiana (November 13, 2024)………Entering the final month of the season, Daison Pursley holds a slim four-point lead in the 2024 USAC National ProSource Passing Master standings.
Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) enters the final seven-race stretch of the USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship season at the top of both the series and the passing master standings. Pursley’s passing master lead stands at four over Logan Seavey (Sutter, Calif.).
Pursley, the defending USAC Passing Master titlist, has passed 199 cars thus far in USAC national feature events throughout 2024 across the three divisions: Silver Crown, AMSOIL National Sprint Car and NOS Energy Drink National Midget.
Seavey, at 195 passes, remains the closest competition for Pursley down the stretch. Robert Ballou (Rocklin, Calif.) currently stands third at 149 with Justin Grant (Ione, Calif.) in fourth at 145. Kyle Cummins (Princeton, Ind.) and C.J. Leary (Greenfield, Ind.) currently hold a share of fifth at 131.
ProSource, of Grand Saline, Texas, has posted a $2,500 year-end reward to the USAC nationally licensed driver who passes the most total cars during feature events throughout USAC’s 2024 national season.
The bonus payday awaits the driver who advances the most positions combined between USAC’s Silver Crown, AMSOIL National Sprint Car and NOS Energy Drink National Midget divisions.
The 2024 season marks the fifth year of ProSource’s USAC National Passing Master championship. Chris Windom captured the inaugural edition in 2020. Justin Grant claimed the honor in both 2021 and 2022 while Daison Pursley took the title in 2023.
2024 USAC NATIONAL PROSOURCE PASSING MASTER STANDINGS
(As of November 13, 2024)
199-Daison Pursley
195-Logan Seavey
149-Robert Ballou
145-Justin Grant
131-Kyle Cummins & C.J. Leary
126-Chase Stockon
121-Matt Westfall
120-Brady Bacon
107-Kevin Thomas Jr.
101-Jadon Rogers
98-Joey Amantea
97-Mitchel Moles
85-Carson Garrett
82-Briggs Danner
77-Ryan Timms
75-Shane Cottle
71-Zach Daum
68-Jake Swanson
66-Cannon McIntosh
65-Ricky Lewis
64-Chance Crum
56-Kale Drake
51-Gavin Miller
48-Jerry Coons Jr.
44-Jacob Denney & Kyle Jones
42-Alex Bright & Gregg Cory
41-Trey Osborne
38-Tye Mihocko
35-Jade Avedisian
29-Hayden Reinbold
28-Tom Harris & Zach Wigal
26-Hunter Maddox & Curtis Spicer
23-Carmen Perigo
22-Matt Goodnight, Danny Jennings & Brandon Mattox
21-Kaylee Bryson & Kyle Steffens
20-Max Adams & Nathan Moore
19-Kayla Roell
17-Chris Fetter & Russ Gamester
16-Todd Hobson & Bobby Santos
14-Nathan Byrd
13-Dave Berkheimer & Kendall Ruble
12-Mario Clouser & Ethan Mitchell
11-Jake Andreotti, Aric Gentry, Rylan Gray, Kip Hughes & Mark Smith
10-Jackson Macenko, Kody Swanson & Joe Trenca
9-Mark Bitner, Trey Burke, Taylor Ferns & Wesley Smith
8-Don Droud Jr., Kyle Robbins & Korey Weyant
7-Davey Hamilton Jr. & Ashton Torgerson
6-Dakoda Armstrong, Gunnar Setser & Chris Urish
5-Xavier Doney & Adam Taylor
4-Craig Carroll, Ty Hulsey, Danny Long, Stevie Sussex & Joe Wood Jr.
3-Brent Beauchamp, Saban Bibent, Blake Brannon, Shane Cockrum, Chase Dietz & Mike Haggenbottom
2-Bryan Gossel, Thomas Meseraull & Brian Ruhlman
1-Tanner Berryhill, Chase Howard, Kenney Johnson, Jimmy Light, Kevin Newton, Travis Welpott & Daniel Whitley
