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12/15/16 8:34 PM PROSOURCE FAST QUALIFYING RECORDS OF THE 2010s DECADE

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PROSOURCE FAST QUALIFYING RECORDS OF THE 2010s DECADE


One driver and two laps versus the clock.* Seems so simple on paper.* But qualifying up front night-in, night-out throughout a decade is an incredible feat that so few have been able to achieve on a consistent basis.

In the decade of the 2010s, 77 different drivers have recorded a fast-qualifying time in USAC National competition.* For the past several years, Buck and Betty Rice of ProSource have generously provided their financial support to the drivers who have clocked in with the fastest time of the night at each and every USAC Silver Crown, National Sprint Car and National Midget.

In fact, throughout 2016 season, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma’s Brady Bacon set ProSource fast time on eight occasions and was the only one to do so in all three National divisions.* As a result, Bacon earned the $2500 ProSource Fast Time Challenge Award in addition to collecting $800 ($100 per night for each fast-qualifying time) for a $3300 total prize for his efforts.

Since 2010, however, no individual has scored more ProSource Fast Qualifying awards than the late Bryan Clauson.* The legend from Noblesville, Indiana is the only driver to have the most ProSource Fast Times in a single season twice during that span (2010 and 2012).* In 2012, Clauson recorded 13 fastest qualifying times – the most any driver has had in one season since 2010.

Amazingly, Clauson’s 47 ProSource Fast Qualifying times are, by far, the most earned by any driver in USAC National competition in the decade of the 2010s.* Dave Darland and Tracy Hines are tied for second with 29 each.* Bacon is fourth with 27 and Kody Swanson sits fifth with 20.

Drivers who earned the most ProSource Fast Qualifying each year in the decade of the 2010s include Clauson (2010 & 2012), Levi Jones (2011), Darland (2013), Hines (2014), Chase Stockon (2015) and Bacon (2016).

USAC thanks its sponsorship partner, ProSource, for its incredible support through its contingency program with USAC.

ProSource provides engineering and project management to Oil & Gas Producers and other Industrial businesses with environmental contamination issues.

USAC regrets its error in last Friday’s post-banquet article that referred to ProSource by the incorrect name.

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PROSOURCE FAST QUALIFYING TIMES (2010-2016)

1. (47) Bryan Clauson

2. (29) Dave Darland & Tracy Hines

4. (27) Brady Bacon

5. (20) Kody Swanson

6. (18) Levi Jones & Chase Stockon

8. (15) Rico Abreu

9. (14) Jerry Coons, Jr.

10. (13) Justin Grant

11. (12) Darren Hagen

12. (11) Bobby East & Jon Stanbrough

14. (9) Kyle Larson & Tanner Thorson

16. (8) Christopher Bell & C.J. Leary

18. (7) Kevin Thomas, Jr. & Chris Windom

20. (6) Hunter Schuerenberg, Mike Spencer & Brad Sweet

23. (5) Robert Ballou, Chad Boespflug, Damion Gardner, Thomas Meseraull & Tanner Swanson

28. (4) Tyler Courtney, Blake Fitzpatrick & Shane Hmiel

31. (3) Caleb Armstrong, Daron Clayton, Mario Clouser, Zach Daum, Kyle Hamilton, Bud Kaeding & Bobby Santos

38. (2) Keith Bloom, Jr., Shane Cottle, Kyle Cummins, Coleman Gulick, Josh Hodges, Max McGhee, Parker Price-Miller & Levi Roberts

46. (1) Terry Babb, Spencer Bayston, Brent Beauchamp, Daniel Bedford, Ryan Bernal, Steve Buckwalter, Nic Faas, A.J. Fike, Braylon Fitpatrick, Russ Gamester, Chuck Gurney, Jr., Jonathan Hendrick, Tyler Hewitt, Danny Holtsclaw, Cory Kruseman, Brad Kuhn, Jason Leffler, Carson Macedo, Wes McIntyre, Matt Mitchell, Aaron Pierce, Brady Short, Carson Short, Stevie Sussex, Jake Swanson, Brian Tyler, Richard Vander Weerd, Scotty Weir, Dillon Welch, Shawn Westerfeld, Austin Williams & Mitch Wissmiller

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I knew BC was fast, but only got to see him race on west coast other than ISW, but I guess I forgot how fast and dominate he was. I would have guessed Darland would have similiar numbers, but he was 2nd on the list

Would love to see stats for the west coast races (sure BC would have some strong stats too, but IOW might be wrong place to ask for those stats