IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing National Point Standings through June 6

IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Cars – 1. Kenneth Duke, Selinsgrove, Pa., 456; 2. Andy Shouse, Oklahoma City, Okla., 378; 3. Rod Craddock, Alvin, Texas, 362; 4. Zach Newlin, Millerstown, Pa., and Jacob Gomola, Seneca, Pa., both 324; 6. Tyler Harris, Vidor, Texas, 322; 7. Larry McVay, Bordentown, N.J., 317; 8. Mike Oliver, San Antonio, Texas, 314; 9. Mike Moore, Des Moines, Iowa, 309; 10. Dustyn Welch, Bryan, Texas, 302; 11. Jacob Harris, Vidor, Texas, and Mike Houseman, Des Moines, Iowa, both 301; 13. Ryan Lynn, Hollidaysburg, Pa., 300; 14. Jonathon J. Jones (12J), Irvona, Pa., and Douglas Dodson, Middletown, Pa., both 299; 16. Scott Lutz, Jonestown, Pa., 298; 17. Kyle Ganoe, Thompsontown, Pa., 297; 18. John Walp, Wapwallopen, Pa., 291; 19. Kyle Rasmussen, Clovis, Calif., 279; 20. Grant Champlin, Hanford, Calif., 274.

E3 Spark Plugs State Point Standings 

California – 1. Kyle Rasmussen, Clovis, Calif., 279; 2. Grant Champlin, Hanford, Calif., 274; 3. Michael Pombo, Easton, Calif., 273; 4. Brooklyn Holland, Fresno, Calif., 270; 5. Mauro Simone, Fresno, Calif., 242; 6. Ryan Delisle, Fresno, Calif., 223; 7. Brandon Emmett, Caruthers, Calif., 206; 8. Lance Jackson, Kingsburg, Calif., 205; 9. Rob Solomon, Fresno, Calif., 198; 10. Mike Schott, Tulare, Calif., 181. 

Indiana – 1. Ethan Barrow, Bloomington, Ind., 150; 2. Anton Hernandez, Arlington, Texas, 148; 3. John Paynter Jr., Bloomington, Ind., and Bradley Sterrett, Bloomington, Ind., both 146; 5. Ryan Tusing, Santa Claus, Ind., 139; 6. Scott Bradley, Bloomington, Ind., 136; 7. Alex Nalon, Pittsboro, Ind., and Jackson Slone, Noblesville, Ind., both 126; 9. Aaron “A.J.” Carlson, Linden, Ind., 120; 10. Andy Bradley, Bloomington, Ind., 108. 

Iowa – 1. Tyler Thompson, Des Moines, Iowa, 194; 2. Mike Houseman, Des Moines, Iowa, 192; 3. Joel Thorpe, Urbandale, Iowa, 169; 4. Mike Moore, Des Moines, Iowa, 168; 5. Brian Efkamp, Ankeny, Iowa, 164; 6. D.J. Palmer, Des Moines, Iowa, 138; 7. Ryan Navratil, Des Moines, Iowa, 134; 8. C.J. Houseman, Des Moines, Iowa, 112; 9. Val Urman, Urbandale, Iowa, 101; 10. Shadrach Sporaa, Boone, Iowa, 63. 

Kansas – 1. Jake Martens, Fairview, Okla., 114; 2. Ty Williams, Arcadia, Okla., 103; 3. Steven Richardson, Liberal, Kan., 102; 4. Brian Herbert, Kinsley, Kan., 96; 5. Zach Blurton, Quinter, Kan., 95; 6. Jeremy Huish, Jetmore, Kan., 90; 7. Kade Hagans, Hays, Kan., 89; 8. Luke Cranston, Holcomb, Kan., 80; 9. Tracey Hill, Liberal, Kan., 76; 10. Taylor Velasquez, Turpin, Okla., 75.

Louisiana – 1. Johnny Brown, Mauriceville, Texas, 103; 2. Jerry “Butch” David, Geismar, La., 101; 3. Tommy Hall, Natchitoches, La., 96; 4. Rod Craddock, Alvin, Texas, 76; 5. Tyler Harris, Vidor, Texas, 75; 6. Todd Bliss, Baton Rouge, La., and Chris Hinson, Nederland, Texas, both 66; 8. Jacob Harris, Vidor, Texas, 62; 9. Thomas Johnson, Deridder, La., 57; 10. Kent Lewis Sr., Willis, Texas, 40.

Maryland – 1. Christian Rumsey, Middletown, N.Y., 115; 2. Jonathon J. Jones (12J), Irvona, Pa., 106; 3. Scott Lutz, Jonestown, Pa., 105; 4. Ryan Lynn, Hollidaysburg, Pa., 101; 5. Bradley Mellott, Pigeon Cove Rd, Pa., 93; 6. Tyler Denochick, Morrisdale, Pa., 87; 7. Kenneth Duke, Selinsgrove, Pa., 78; 8. Zach Newlin, Millerstown, Pa., and Jacob Karklin, Waxhaw, N.C., both 75; 10. Scott Ellerman, Landisburg, Pa., 72.

Minnesota – 1. Brandon Allen, St. Peter, Minn., 155; 2. Billy Johnson, St. Peter, Minn., 154; 3. Michael Stien, Ceylon, Minn., 140; 4. Javen Ostermann, Courtland, Minn., 128; 5. Trevor Serbus, Olivia, Minn., 122; 6. Brett Allen, Gaylord, Minn., 113; 7. Neil Stevens, Bingham Lake, Minn., 106; 8. Zach Glaser, Cleveland, Minn., 103; 9. Jesse Cripe, South Haven, Minn., 95; 10. Nathan Showalter, Hutchinson, Minn., 91.

Missouri – 1. Kenny Potter, Harrisonville, Mo., 174; 2. Jack Potter, Lees Summit, Mo., 166; 3. Mike Moore, Des Moines, Iowa, 141; 4. Matt Richards, Lincoln, Neb., 110; 5. Mike Houseman, Des Moines, Iowa, 109; 6. James Kinder, Iberia, Mo., 68; 7. Toby Chapman, Panama, Neb., 67; 8. Kaitlyn Boland, Columbia, Mo., 64; 9. C. J. Houseman, Des Moines, Iowa, 59; 10. Jake Martens, Fairview, Okla., 40.

Nebraska – 1. Toby Chapman, Panama, Neb., 181; 2. Joey Danley, Lincoln, Neb., 177; 3. Stuart Snyder, Lincoln, Neb., 162; 4. Mike Boston, Lincoln, Neb., 158; 5. Josh Riggins, Lincoln, Neb., 154; 6. Adam Gullion, Lincoln, Neb., and Shon Pointer, Grand Island, Neb., both 145; 8. Neil Nickolite, Bellwood, Neb., 138; 9. Gene Ackland, Martell, Neb., 129; 10. Trevor Grossenbacher, Bennet, Neb., 127. 

New Jersey – 1. Rick Stief, Garnet Valley, Pa., 149; 2. Jason Dunn, Hamilton, N.J., 139; 3. Richard Dieva, Berlin, N.J., 135; 4. Tom Carberry, Hopewell, N.J., and Larry McVay, Bordentown, N.J., both 125; 6. Jonathan Haegele, Hatboro, Pa., 124; 7. Eddie Wagner III, Newfield, N.J., 123; 8. Tim S. Tanner Jr., Warminster, Pa., 118; 9. Dave Bonner, Radnor, Pa., 112; 10. Marie McVay, Woodbury Heights, N.J., 107. 

North Carolina – 1. Jacob Karklin, Waxhaw, N.C., 115; 2. John Karklin, Monroe, N.C., 112; 3. Brandon McLain, Indian Trail, N.C., 105; 4. Michael Jackson, Walterboro, S.C., 71; 5. Sean Vardell, Taylorsville, N.C., 67; 6. Benjamin McCall, Fayetteville, N.C., and George Blaney, Concord, N.C., both 65; 8. Mike Sellers, Summerville, S.C., 62; 9. Frank Peters, Concord, N.C., and Bronzie Lawson IV, Southern Pines, N.C., both 61.

Ohio – 1. John Paynter Jr., Bloomington, Ind., 40; 2. Dustin Hammond, Springfield, Ohio, 39; 3. Lewie Christian, West Jefferson, Ohio, 38; 4. Justin Clark, Hamersville, Ohio, 37; 5. Jordan Welch, Clayton, Ind., 36; 6. Jay Dunaway, Oak Hill, Ohio, 35; 7. Joseph Allagree, Chillicothe, Ohio, 34; 8. Chad Hyatt, Ashville, Ohio, 33; 9. Jacob Stickle, Xenia, Ohio, 32; 10. Michael Ebersbach, Baltimore, Ohio, 31.

Oklahoma – 1. Andy Shouse, Oklahoma City, Okla., 113; 2. Josh Toho, Hinton, Okla., 111; 3. Shawn Bloomquist, Indiahoma, Okla., 109; 4. Tanner Conn, Oklahoma City, Okla., 105; 5. Jeremy Allen, Blanchard, Okla., 99; 6. Alison Slaton, Edmond, Okla., 96; 7. Brandon Jennings, Moore, Okla., 92; 8. Gary Owens, Pauls Valley, Okla., and Weston Miller, Calumet, Okla., both 89; 10. Brady Courtney, Carnegie, Okla., 87.

Pennsylvania – 1. Kenneth Duke, Selinsgrove, Pa., 378; 2. Kyle Ganoe, Thompsontown, Pa., 297; 3. Jacob Gomola, Seneca, Pa., 269; 4. Nick Sweigart, Myerstown, Pa., 265; 5. John Walp, Wapwallopen, Pa., 253; 6. Zach Newlin, Millerstown, Pa., 249; 7. Cale Reigle, Newport, Pa., and Devin Adams, Lebanon, Pa., both 245; 9. Douglas Dodson, Middletown, Pa., 239; 10. Jaremi Hanson, Dillsburg, Pa., 203.

South Dakota – 1. Brant O’Banion, Viborg, S.D., 149; 2. Matt Richards, Lincoln, Neb., 138; 3. Colin Smith, Sheldon, Iowa, 136; 4. Tim Fricke, Lincoln, Neb., 121; 5. Aaron Guillaume, Sioux City, Iowa, 111; 6. Dusty Ballenger, Harrisburg, S.D., 110; 7. Ryan Voss, Spirit Lake, Iowa, 105; 8. Brandon Bosma, Round Lake, Minn., 101; 9. John Lambertz, Sioux Falls, S.D., 96; 10. Jesse Lindberg, Sioux Falls, S.D., 77. 

Texas – 1. Mike Oliver, San Antonio, Texas, 288; 2. Rod Craddock, Alvin, Texas, 286; 3. Dustyn Welch, Bryan, Texas, 263; 4. Tyler Harris, Vidor, Texas, 247; 5. Jacob Harris, Vidor, Texas, and Daniel King, Conroe, Texas, both 239; 7. Kent Lewis Sr., Willis, Texas, 228; 8. Caleb Padgett, Madisonville, Texas, 221; 9. Ronald “Trey” Burke, League City, Texas, 213; 10. Chris Kelly, Oklahoma City, Okla., 209. 

Virginia – 1. Jerald Harris, Dayton, Va., 108; 2. Bill Rice, Schuyler, Va., 102; 3. Chris Ware, Williamsburg, Va., 101; 4. Charlie Ware, Hallieford, Va., 95; 5. Michael Keeton Jr., Doswell, Va., 75; 6. Glenn Worrell, Powhatan, Va., 74; 7. Matt Mullins, Hampton, Va., 66; 8. Joshua Perreault, Madison, Va., 65; 9. Tom Humphries, Waynesboro, Va., 37; 10. Daren Bolac, Moyock, N.C., 34.

30

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail, including attachments, is for the sole use of the individual to whom it is addressed, and may contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is prohibited. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender by reply e-mail and destroy this message and its attachments.  The sender does not accept liability for any errors, omissions, corruption or virus in the contents of this message or any attachments that arise as a result of e-mail transmission.