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| ASCS Midwest and Northern Plains 2010 Schedules |
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 TULSA, Okla. (January 29, 2010) – Continuing to gain momentum as the new decade dawns, the American Sprint Car Series Midwest Region is gearing up for an ambitious 2010 slate of 24 events.
The fifth season of racing action in Nebraska and the surrounding areas currently consists of 24 nights of competition at ten different tracks.
Pictured; Jason Danley doubled up by taking both the ASCS Midwest and ASCS Northern Plains titles in 2009. |
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| Danley Doubles Up with Two 2009 Titles |
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 TULSA, Okla. (December 26, 2009) - Lincoln, Nebraska's Jason Danley made some history in 2009 by becoming the first driver to capture two different ASCS Regional championships in the same year by topping both the ASCS Midwest and ASCS Northern Plains point charts.
Danley finished among the top-ten in eight of 13 ASCS Midwest feature events, becoming the fifth different ASCS Midwest champion in as many years by taking the title with a 64-point margin over Chad Humston, who cracked victory lane a series' best three times in 2009. |
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| Humston Rises to Midwest Win; Danley Takes Title |
 RISING CITY, Neb. (September 13, 2009) – Even though the American Sprint Car Series Midwest championship was just out of his reach, Chad Humston didn't let that fact dampen his spirits in Sunday night's season-championship finale at the Butler County Motorplex.
Humston outdueled Brian Brown on the opening circuit and went on to lead all 25 circuits of the torrid affair to collect the $2,001 winner's share in the track's 'Race to Remember' Tribute to 9/11 that was postponed by rain from Friday night to Sunday.
While Humston added an ASCS Midwest series' best third victory of the season, Jason Danley became the fifth different series champion in as many years after racing from 19th to sixth to take the crown by 64 markers over Humston.
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| Bruce Captures Nebraska Cup at Eagle! |
 EAGLE, Neb. (September 12, 2009) – "Holy cow, I'm worn out!" Tony Bruce, Jr., exclaimed as he climbed from his Sprint Car on Saturday night.
And for good reason, as the Liberal, KS, shoe had just outlasted Jesse Hockett in a classic slugfest atop the high-banked, 1/3-mile Eagle Raceway clay oval to collect a hefty $5,000 ASCS Midwest Region winner's share and the coveted Nebraska Cup.
After Tige Jensen and Brady Bacon traded stints out front in the opening twelve rounds of the 30-lapper, Bruce and Hockett stepped to the head of the pack and traded the point numerous times before Bruce finally put a couple of car-lengths between himself and his Missouri chaser to secure the checkered flag aboard the Rider-powered No. 18 Maxim.
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| ASCS Midwest Rained Out at U.S. 36 |
CAMERON, Mo. (August 27, 2009) – With several inches of rain saturating the ground at U.S. 36 Raceway in Cameron, MO, over the past 24 hours, Friday night's card pitting the American Sprint Car Series Midwest Region versus the Winged Outlaw Warriors has been rained out and will not be rescheduled.
The ASCS Midwest Region will put the wraps on the 2009 season with a pair of events in Nebraska including the September 11 Tribute to 9/11 at Rising City's Butler County Motorplex and then the $5,000-to-win Nebraska Cup at Eagle Raceway on September 12. |
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| Brown Best of the Midwest at Missouri State Fair |
 SEDALIA, Mo. (August 23, 2009) – Brian Brown brought the curtains down on this year's edition of the Missouri State Fair by racing to victory lane in Sunday night's 25-lap American Sprint Car Series Midwest Region feature at Sedalia's State Fair Speedway.
Brown shot past Jack Dover on the second round and led the rest of the way to snare his second series win of the year with the Missouri State Fair serving as a backdrop to the big, ½-mile clay oval.
Brown crossed the stripe ahead of Jesse Hockett, with Randy Martin, Dover and Jonathan Cornell rounding out the top five.
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| 2010 Membership Registration Forms Available |
TULSA, Okla. (January 28, 2010) – Another action-packed year of American Sprint Car Series competition is just around the corner. And with that, 2010 Driver Registration forms are now available at www.ascsracing.com.
Drivers planning on competing with the American Sprint Car Series in 2010 can register for just $150.
Drivers do not have to be ASCS members to compete in ASCS sanctioned events, however drivers must be members to be eligible for contingency awards and year-end point fund monies and to be covered under the series' insurance policy.
Crew members may join as well for just $100. Membership for drivers and crew members also assures a pit pass price of no more than $30 at any Lucas Oil Sprint Car Series presented by K&N Filters event or any ASCS Regional event.
Just Click Here for the 2010 ASCS Driver Registration Form |
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A reminder to all drivers who are planning on participating with the Lucas Oil ASCS Sprint Car Dirt Series presented by K&N Filters in 2010, we need your new or updated profile information for the website.
After we receive your information and you have become a member for 2010, your profile will be added to the Website's "Driver Profile" page for all to view throughout the season. It will also include your race-by-race stats for the 2010 race season, as well as results from previous seasons.
To find out what information you will need to send in, contact Lonnie Wheatley at ascsed@aol.com. |
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