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10/13: CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT at $120K LSN!
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SATURDAY OCT 13 UPDATE:

It's CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT at the $120,000 LoneStar Sprint Nationals!

For pictures, points, video, results, recap & more from 'night 2' of the LSN on Oct. 12, click:

http://www.darinshort.com/SCN101212.html

SCHEDULE for TODAY:

FanFest from 3pm-4:30pm (meet and greet, prizes - Free to all ages!)

Top 8 ASCS redraw at 4:15 during fanfest (announced at pit meeting tonight)

Points/Lineups available on Speednet - SmartPhone link to live lineups/results:

http://speednetdirect.com/mobile/mob...p.php?tid=8199

Grandstands open at 5pm, Adult tickets 12 + up: $20, Military (with ID) or Seniors (65+) $18, Kids 6-11 are $5, 5 and under Free with adult purchase. All pit passes $35.

Warm up engines at 6:15, hot laps for b-feature cars at 6:30, opening ceremonies 6:50pm, first car fires off for sprint B at 7:00 sharp.

After 2nd sprint B we'll have locked in cars hot lap in each division.

Then sprint auction for 25th starter (in pits)

Then 2 RaceSaver B's

Then RaceSaver auction for 25th starter (in pits)

Then sprint A (40 laps), RaceSaver A (30 Laps)

The weather forecast is for beautiful racing conditions with a daytime high of 85 and race time weather of 75. No precip is predicted until after 1AM on Sunday morning - and we'll be long done by then.

DON'T MISS what's sure to be a wild and exciting finale, as someone is going to take home $13,000 cash tonight for winning the LoneStar Sprint Nationals!

McCarl Sails to Victory on Lone Star Sprint Nationals Night Two
Bryan Hulbert - Kilgore, Texas (October 12, 2012) Terry McCarl was on a mission on the Oil Medics Qualifying Night #2 at the 2nd annual Lone Star Sprint Car Nationals at Kilgore’s Lone Star Speedway in the KJC Auto Title Loans No. 24.


Gridding the field sixth, McCarl watched early on as Channin Tankersley took off into the early lead from the outside of row one. Slowing for the spun No. 17t of Christopher Bell on lap two, the race resumed for a trio of laps before Shawn Petersen tagged the wall in turn one, sending the No. 4x spinning to the bottom of the Lone Star Speedway. Petersen would not continue.


Green to caution on lap six for Joe Wood Jr., the field would go red on lap seven when the Steward Builders No. 224 of John Carney II flipped hard in turns three and four. Carney was unharmed.


Grabbing the race lead from Tankersley on the lap six restart, the Deanfield Farms No. 24 of McCarl would pull to a half straight advantage before slower traffic brought the field to his back bumper. Held up on the inside line entering turn one, McCarl would see the lead up for grabs as Tankersley ran to the top of the track. Pulling nearly even with the No. 24,

Tankersley would see his night come to an end after contact with the wall rendered the suspension of the Cooper Racing No. 71 useless.


Restarting for a pair of laps, the caution would fly again as Kevin Swindell spun across the track exiting turn four with cars lined up for the hit. Getting on the gas, Swindell avoided catastrophe and was able to restart.


Taking off with fifteen laps to run, McCarl continued to show the way with Blake Hahn holding off several charges from Jeff Swindell. Taking away fourth on the restart, Travis Rilat would begin working on Swindell as the leaders raced back into slower traffic before the caution waved again as the No. 11c of Matt Covington spun on the exit of turn four followed by team mate Joe Wood Jr. on lap twenty-six.


Green for the final time, Terry McCarl would run away for the win with Blake Hahn scoring his first podium finish with the Lucas Oil ASCS presented by MAVTV. After a horrible end to night one of the Lone Star Sprint Nationals, Jeff Swindell would take third with Travis Rilat holding onto the fourth transfer spot into Saturday’s $13,000 to win feature event. Sam Hafertepe Jr. rounded out the top five.


Tony Bruce Jr. ended up sixth with Seth Bergman seventh. Zach Pringle charged from nineteenth to eighth followed by Christopher Bell in ninth. After having to drop to the tail for a caution on lap fifteen, Kevin Swindell rebounded to round out the top ten.


The Lone Star Sprint Car Nationals concludes with the Eagle Motorsports Championship night on Saturday October 12, 2012. Races are scheduled to begin at 7:00pm.


Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by MAVTV

Lone Star Sprint Car Nationals - The Oil Medics Night #2
Lone Star Speedway - Kilgore, Texas
October 12, 2012
Car Count:40
Event Car Count: 46


Heat 1 (10 Laps): 1. 4X-Shawn Petersen[2]; 2. 11C-Matt Covington[1]; 3. 39C-Travis Rilat[8]; 4. 45X-Johnny Herrera[3]; 5. 14Z-Zach Pringle[6]; 6. 9-Gary Wright[7]; 7. 17-Josh Baughman[4]; DNF 11G-Mike Goodman[5]


Heat 2 (10 Laps): 1. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[3]; 2. 71-Channin Tankersley[7]; 3. 81-Danny Wood[4]; 4. 69-Larry Howery[6]; 5. 11-Justin Melton[5]; 6. 21-Wes Wofford[8]; DNF 17R-Aaron Reutzel[2]; DNF 12M-Kyle McCutcheon[1]


Heat 3 (10 Laps): 1. 23-Seth Bergman[1]; 2. 39-Kevin Swindell[4]; 3. 224-John Carney II[6]; 4. 29-Brandon Hahn[2]; 5. 45-Martin Edwards[3]; 6. 41W-Joshua Williams[8]; 7. 5-Jerod Roller[5]; 8. 33-Mark Huddleston[7]


Heat 4 (10 Laps): 1. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[2]; 2. 94-Jeff Swindell[4]; 3. 41-Jason Johnson[1]; 4. 11S-Joe Wood Jr[3]; 5. 4J-Jamie Passmore[5]; 6. 28-Tommy Bryant[6]; 7. 90-Lance Norick[7]; 8. 14B-Robert Byrom[8]


Heat 5 (10 Laps): 1. 52-Blake Hahn[4]; 2. 24-Terry McCarl[7]; 3. 17T-Christopher Bell[1]; 4. 76-John Ricketts[6]; 5. 74E-Claud Estes III[2]; 6. 12W-Dale Wester[5]; 7. 11P-Preston Peebles II[8]; 8. 32-Derek Weaver[3]


B Feature 1 (15 Laps): 1. 76-John Ricketts[1]; 2. 14Z-Zach Pringle[3]; 3. 45-Martin Edwards[4]; 4. 74E-Claud Estes III[5]; 5. 41W-Joshua Williams[6]; 6. 5-Jerod Roller[9]; 7. 11P-Preston Peebles II[10]; 8. 14B-Robert Byrom[12]; DNF 29-Brandon Hahn[2]; DNF 28-Tommy Bryant[7]; DNS 17-Josh Baughman; DNS 12M-Kyle McCutcheon


B Feature 2 (15 Laps): 1. 11S-Joe Wood Jr[2]; 2. 17R-Aaron Reutzel[8]; 3. 4J-Jamie Passmore[4]; 4. 12W-Dale Wester[7]; 5. 90-Lance Norick[9]; 6. 33-Mark Huddleston[11]; DNF 11-Justin Melton[3]; DNF 21-Wes Wofford[5]; DNS 45X-Johnny Herrera; DNS 9-Gary Wright; DNS 11G-Mike Goodman; DNS 32-Derek Weaver


A Feature (30 Laps): 1. 24-Terry McCarl[6]; 2. 52-Blake Hahn[1]; 3. 94-Jeff Swindell[10]; 4. 39C-Travis Rilat[7]; 5. 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr[5]; 6. 18-Tony Bruce Jr[3]; 7. 23-Seth Bergman[8]; 8. 14Z-Zach Pringle[19]; 9. 17T-Christopher Bell[15]; 10. 39-Kevin Swindell[9]; 11. 45-Martin Edwards[21]; 12. 41-Jason Johnson[14]; 13. 81-Danny Wood[13]; 14. 11S-Joe Wood Jr[18]; 15. 69-Larry Howery[16]; DNF 12W-Dale Wester[24]; DNF 11C-Matt Covington[12]; DNF 74E-Claud Estes III[23]; DNF 71-Channin Tankersley[2]; DNF 4J-Jamie Passmore[22]; DNF 224-John Carney II[11]; DNF 4X-Shawn Petersen[4]; DNF 76-John Ricketts[17]; DNS 17R-Aaron Reutzel
Lap Leader(s): Channin Tankersley (1-5), Terry McCarl (6-30)
Pitstopusa.com Hard Charger of the Night: Zach Pringle+11
FSR Radiator High Point Driver of the Night: Blake Hahn

L.S.N. Points after Night #2
The 8 drivers that are locked into Saturday’s A-Main will redraw for their starting position. The 6 highest in points are locked into the A-Feature and will line up straight up off their points.
The B-Features will be staggered off he points with 16 cars in each B-Main. The driver that is 15th in points will go to the pole of the first B-Main with the driver that is 16th in points on the pole of the second B-Main. The top 4 transfer to the A-Main for 22 cars racing into the show. The 23rd and 24th starting position will be dawn by the fans of all the non-qualifying drivers that registered before October 8th.
The Feature will start 25 cars with the 25th starting spot up for auction. Starting bid is $1,200.
Saturday B-Main Line-ups:
B-Main #1: 20 laps
Top 4 Transfer
11C - Covington - 224 - Carney II
17 - Baughman - 41 - Johnson
71 - Tankersley - 11G - Goodman
11S - Woods Jr - 17R - Reutzel
12W - Wester - 21 - Wofford
5 - Roller - 41W - Williams
90 - Norick - 11P - Peebles II
9 - Wright - 14B - Byrom
B-Main #2: 20 laps
Top 4 transfer
17T - Bell - 14Z - Pringle
4J - Passmore - 81 - Wood
45 - Edwards - 69 - Howery
4X - Peterson - 12M - McCutcheon
74E - Estes - 76 - Ricketts
11 - Melton - 29 - Hahn
32 - Weaver - 33 - Huddleston
28 - Bryant - 3 - Culp
Thursday Top 4:
Justin Henderson
Shane Stewart
Wayne Johnson
Brady Bacon
Friday Top 4:
Terry McCarl
Blake Hahn
Jeff Swindell
Travis Rilat
A-Feature lock-ins by points:
Sam Hafertepe Jr.-344
Tony Bruce Jr.-343
Seth Bergman-338
Dustin Morgan-333
Kevin Swindell-332
Johnny Herrera-330
B-Main Drivers
Matt Covington-329
Chris Bell-328
John Carney II-327
Zack Pringle-326
Josh Baughman-324
Jamie Passmore-323
Jason Johnson-322
Danny Wood-322
Channin Tankersley-319
Martin Edwards-318
Mike Goodman-317
Larry Howery-316
Joe Woods Jr-315
Shawn Peterson-310
Aaron Reutzel-308
Kyle McCutcheon-307
Dale Wester-305
Claud Estes-304
Wes Wofford-303
John Ricketts-300
Jerod Roller-293
Justin Melton-292
Joshua Williams-290
Brandon Hahn-285
Lance Norick-284
Derek Weaver-281
Preston Peebles II-280
Mark Huddleston-279
Gary Wright-279
Tommy Bryant-277
Robert Byrom-275
Raven Culp-267
 
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