Fast Cars and Fast Tracks
RESULTS FROM
JUNE 10TH
MOD MINI
1.4 JOHN SCARBRO
2.65 REAGEN SHEP-HERD
3. R26 TOM PATTERSON
4. B7 BRANDON PHIL-LIPS
5. 39 TIM LADD
SPORTSMAN
1.22 JAYLON SHANNON 2.Y3 JIMMIE YORK 3.21 BRAXTON SWINT 4.20 DANIEL BOLES
5.G2 GEORGE BYRGE 6.T4 DERRICK TINKER 7.D5 COBY JONES 8.865 BRIAN BYRGE 9.32 BEONSON BEASLEY
STREET
1.51X PETE WRIGHT 2.88 MIKE DUNCAN 3.57 REAGAN WILLIAMS 4.HIGH5 RILEY PHIL-LIPS
5.29 KENNETH WIL-LIAMS
6.44 MICHAEL OWENBY 7.39 BJ WILLIAMS 8.222 LARRY INMAN
DWARF
1.222 DEVIN BROWN 2.15 DAVID DUNLAP 3.57 DAKOTA RICHARDS 4.96 CODY NORRIS 5.95 MICHEAL MORRIS 6.4 DAVID SHEPERD
LATE MODEL
1.90J JASON TRAMMEL 2.07 JASON CARDWELL 3.22 MIKE WEEKS
4.44 CHRIS MARCUM 5.44 CALEB MARCUM
6.06 WESLEY LESTER 7.23 TIM DAMRON
8.14 TY WALLEY
9.27 BRIAN MILLER 10.1 DALTON JONES 11.16C CHAD ALLEY 12.5 DEREK BURCH-FIELD
13.00 TED LOWE
14.J18 JAMES BRIDEN-BAKER
15.1 JUSTIN MERIDETH 16.201 GLEN VANO-VER-DNS
THUNDER
1.4 DWAYNE WILKER-SON
2.67 BILLY SCARBRO
3.D3 DALTON RUSSELL 4.25 JOESPH PRESTON 5.WW2 LUCAS WILLIAMS
6.74 ROBERT RUSSELL 7.J12 ROGER SMITH 8.66 JASON WOODS 9.88 RANDY SAXTON 10.2020 MICHEAL CARROLL-DQ
11.B12 TOMMY JO BARBER-DQ
FWD
1.421 BRITTEN ROX-BERRY 2.25 ALLEN WALKER
3.85 TRAVIS WEEKS 4.2 JACKSON KAN-OPES
5.79 KASEY WEBB 6.3 JODY WEST
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS!!!!!
Stewart-Haas Racing was hit with NASCAR most significant penalty on Wednesday after finding that Chase Briscoe was driving a car with a counterfeit part in Monday Coca-Cola 600. The racing team will face severe punishment over the level-L3 violation, including being docked 120 points in both owner and driver standings and a $250,000 fine, according to NASCAR.com. Chase Briscoe at the NASCAR Cup Series Würth 400 Chase Briscoe, driver of the #14 Mahindra Tractors Ford, walks onstage during driver intros prior to the NASCAR Cup Series Würth 400 at Dover International Speedway in Dover, Delaware, on May 1, 2023. (James Gilbert/Getty Images) “In the post-race inspection here at the R&D Center we found the No. 14 car to have an engine panel NACA duct not in compliance with the rulebook. Its a counterfeit part and that is an L3 penalty that was assessed to the team,” NASCAR Senior Vice President of Competition Elton Sawyer told the website. “This is a severe penalty. We don’t take these lightly. We did a lot of investigation, a lot of work, scanning the parts to make sure what we thought was correct and after all that work that was done behind the scenes, again, it rose to a level to be an L3 penalty.” In addition to being docked regular season points and the fine, the racing team was also docked 25 playoff points and suspend-ed crew chief John Klausmeier for six races, FOX Sports Bob Pockrass reported. Stewart-Haas Racing chief competition officer Greg Zipadelli suggested in a statement Wednesday that the part being put in Briscoe’s car was a mistake. “We had a quality control lapse and a part that never should’ve been on a car going to the racetrack ended up on the No. 14 car at Charlotte,” he said.
