Seavey Secures USAC Career Triple Crown
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SPEEDWAY, Ind. — In a span of two seasons, Logan Seavey and Abacus Racing went from being among the newest driver/team combinations in the sport to becoming USAC Career Triple Crown champions.
After Seavey and Abacus teamed up to capture the 2023 USAC Silver Crown and USAC NOS Energy Drink Midget National Championship titles, they added a sprint car to the arsenal and showed no signs of letting up in a historic USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship season from start-to-finish in 2024.
Seavey (Sutter, Calif.) is now one of only eight drivers who can lay claim to being a member of the USAC career Triple Crown club alongside Pancho Carter, Tony Stewart, Dave Darland, J.J. Yeley, Jerry Coons Jr., Tracy Hines and Chris Windom.
Meanwhile, Noblesville, Indiana based Abacus Racing became just the second entrant to post championships in USAC’s Silver Crown, National Sprint Car and National Midget divisions, a feat previously only accomplished by the duo of Mike Curb & Cary Agajanian.
On his path to a 107-point edge in the final championship tally along with a $50,000 title prize, Seavey led the points for 42 of the 44 events – a span of eight months and 13 days between February 13 and October 26, both of which are all-time series records for the duration of holding the point lead.
Along the way, Seavey totaled 14 series victories in 2024, equaling the all-time USAC National Sprint Car season record set by Tom Bigelow in 1977. Furthermore, in July, Seavey became the first driver in 39 years to record four consecutive USAC National Sprint Car feature victories, a feat that hadn’t been achieved since Rick Hood’s similarly impressive 1985 campaign.
The 2024 USAC National Sprint Car season was the second busiest on record with 44 events, second only to the 51 held in 1977. During the run, Seavey led the series in feature wins (14), laps led (364), top-fives (31) and top-tens (38).
What makes this season all the more impressive is the fact that this was Seavey and Abacus Racing’s first foray into sprint cars together. Just as their first season in USAC Silver Crown and Midgets wound up, the Sprint Car too resulted in a resoundingly dominant performance and a title by year’s end.
“It’s unbelievable,” Seavey stated. “That’s the goal we set when starting this sprint car team, but we surely didn’t expect it to come in the first year. There’s hundreds of people who play a part in making these things go around to run the whole season, and to come out on top is unbelievable.”
Guided by Team Principal Brent Cox, Team Manager Kirk Simpson, Crew Chief Ronnie Gardner, plus Daniel Whitley, Trevor Reed, Liam Haigh, Johnny Cofer, Chris Mansell, Chad Vermeil, Missy Vermeil and partners, John Lunsford and Ken Gauze, the team found comfort right away and the chemistry was perfectly composed.
In February at Florida’s Volusia Speedway Park, despite engine troubles and a timely weather delay, Seavey and Abacus persevered to sweep the night and become the first to win multiple USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship features in a single night for the first time since Bud Kaeding at Terre Haute more than 22 years earlier in 2001. To add to that, Abacus became the first entrant to win their first two USAC National Sprint Car main events on the same day since Max Dowker at Winchester (Ind.) Speedway in 1975.
“Heading to Florida, we were optimistic, but wanted to be realistic,” Cox explained. “After two podium finishes to start the season (at Ocala), we ran into engine troubles on night three. Luckily, rain saved us and we could make the engine change and be ready for both races at Volusia to be run on the same night. Without a third engine in the trailer, we won them both after an energetic conversation between Logan and I earlier that day when he said, ‘we are in a hole.’ Well, I said, ‘we are not in the hole; we are standing next to it.’ I will remember that conversation for the rest of my life. It was hard because, as a team, we were not prepared as maybe we should have been. We are not the biggest team, and likely never will be. We work hard to take the resources we have to make it work. I always say, ‘I don’t want to be the biggest; I want to be the best.’”
With the point lead now securely in their hands, Seavey and Abacus continued their winning ways at Indiana’s Bloomington Speedway, Terre Haute Action Track and Circle City Raceway during the month of May, the latter of which was the earliest in a season (May 23) that any driver had picked up his fifth win of the year since Larry Dickson on May 10, 1970.
Seavey carried his winning ways in Pennsylvania during June’s Eastern Storm by winning at Big Diamond Speedway one year removed from missing out on a transfer spot there. To close out the week, Seavey scored a photo finish triumph over Briggs Danner at the smallest track on the schedule – the 1/5-mile Action Track USA.
Seavey began his streak of four-straight USAC Sprint wins at Illinois’ Macon Speedway on the final weekend of June before landing three-straight at Indiana’s Lincoln Park Speedway to kick off July, the last of which served as the opening night of NOS Energy Drink USAC Indiana Sprint Week Presented By Honest Abe Roofing. Seavey very nearly became the first driver since Parnelli Jones in 1961 to run his win streak to five with the series but came up a car length short to Kyle Cummins at Kokomo (Ind.) Speedway.
Seavey added wins at Lawrenceburg Speedway and Circle City Raceway en route to his first Indiana Sprint Week title. At Lawrenceburg, he started 11th on his way to winning a race featuring seven lead changes among four drivers, tied for the most lead swaps ever in a USAC Indiana Sprint Week feature.
With 13 wins in the books, Seavey and Abacus had to wait another 11 races across two-and-a-half months before hitting paydirt again in October at Lawrenceburg’s $20,000-to-win Fall Nationals, tying Bigelow’s single season mark. Although coming up just shy of the win record, the team was able to clinch the championship one night early in the penultimate round at Oklahoma’s Red Dirt Raceway.
It was a surreal moment for the young and hungry team who has already reached heights in their two-year span that so few others have even come close to accomplishing.
“They put a lot of faith and belief in me that we could come out here and do this,” Seavey praised. “All the parts and pieces, and all the hard work that goes into coordinating a race team, it’s pretty unbelievable to only go full-time in this sport for two seasons and have three championships on their end. All the press in on me for the Triple Crown, and I’m obviously super excited about that, but the team definitely deserves the praise too.”
It certainly aids the situation when a driver can cross over to three different series with essentially the same supporting cast surrounding him, especially when that group has clicked as successfully as this one.
“Just having Ronnie and Kirk to work on this thing gives me so much confidence,” Seavey reiterated. “I’ve raced with Ronnie in the past on a few other cars, and getting to work with Kirk this year, he’s been a huge part of this effort to keep us on our toes and making us think a little bit differently on things, and was a key to help us in places where Ronnie and I may have struggled in the past. I already had confidence to go into the tracks where we’ve already been good at in the past. I feel like it really filled the void of the places I hadn’t been good at. Just having two guys over there that are really smart and really good at what they do was the key to what we had going on this year.”
Elsewhere, for the first time since 2012, each driver finishing inside the top-10 of the series standings also won at least one feature event: Logan Seavey, Brady Bacon, Daison Pursley, Kevin Thomas Jr., C.J. Leary, Mitchel Moles, Robert Ballou, Kyle Cummins, Justin Grant and Matt Westfall.
For the third consecutive year, Brady Bacon (Broken Arrow, Okla.) finished as the runner-up in the standings, adding five wins to his credit. In May at Circle City, he made it 14 consecutive seasons with a USAC National Sprint Car feature win, breaking the mark of 13-straight years set by Sheldon Kinser between 1974-1986. In June at New Jersey’s Bridgeport Motorsports Park, he became the winningest Eastern Storm driver of all-time with victory number seven. He followed up with his first win at Port Royal (Pa.) Speedway in a decade as well as his first Indiana Sprint Week win in three years at Terre Haute in July.
In September at Arkansas’ Texarkana 67 Speedway, Bacon earned his 50th series win as a driver for the Dynamics, Inc./Hoffman Auto Racing in the same state where he earned win number one for the team. Bacon capped the year by capturing a $10,000 bonus as the first two-time champion in the three-year history of the 10-race Bubby Jones Master of Going Faster series presented by Spire Sports + Entertainment. He also netted his crew chief, Matt Hummel, $2,500 as the champion.
Third-place points finisher Daison Pursley (Locust Grove, Okla.) made, perhaps, the most impressive drive of any non-winner with the series in 2024, advancing a series record 21 positions in a 23rd to 2nd charge at Bloomington (Ind.) Speedway in May. He also notched his first two career points-paying USAC National Sprint Car wins at Iowa’s Knoxville Raceway in June and at Ohio’s Eldora Speedway during the 4-Crown Nationals.
En route to fourth in the standings, Kevin Thomas Jr. (Cullman, Ala.) won five times with the series, including the inaugural Justin Owen Memorial at Lawrenceburg in April for his first series win in 19 months. He became the fourth different driver for Rock Steady Racing to score the Spring Showdown at Indiana’s Tri-State Speedway in May. He was triumphant on his 33rd birthday in June at Pennsylvania’s Williams Grove Speedway after Briggs Danner ran out of fuel on the last corner of the last lap. KTJ added a Smackdown prelim night score at Kokomo in August before bagging a $20,000 payday in September after becoming the first five-time winner of the Haubstadt Hustler at Tri-State.
Five years to the day after his most recent Ocala victory, C.J. Leary (Greenfield, Ind.) won again at the D-shaped Florida oval in February. For good measure, the fifth-place points finishing driver also was standing tall as the winner of the non-points inaugural Stoops Sprint Car Invitational at The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a 10-car, 20-lap invitational. Leary once again led all series drivers with 10 fast qualifying times, the third time he has achieved the feature, and the only driver to do so more than once.
Mitchel Moles’ season was highlighted by an Eastern Storm title in which he recorded five top-five results in a six-night span. Furthermore, one year after becoming the first ever USAC National Sprint Car winner at Illinois’ Macon Speedway, the Raisin City, California native became the first ever repeat series winner at the 1/5-mile dirt oval for his only series win of the year on the road to a sixth place finish in points.
Robert Ballou (Rocklin, Calif.) was on the winning side of the most electrifying finish of the year when he erased a half-straightaway deficit to Kyle Cummins on the last lap to win the opening night of #LetsRaceTwo in May at Eldora. His first series win in 18 months proved to be the closest finish of the USAC season – .016 seconds. In June, Ballou also became the third driver to surpass 500 career USAC National Sprint Car feature starts, joining Dave Darland and Brady Bacon.
Joining the brand new Petty Performance Racing team for 2024, Kyle Cummins (Princeton, Ind.) progressively jelled to become a consistent frontrunner. After calling his shot in July by declaring over the PA system, “we’re going to win at Kokomo,” he did just that 24 hours later for the team’s first win. Cummins and company added one more win on Friday the 13th in September at Circle City.
Justin Grant (Ione, Calif.) experienced perhaps the strangest stat line in the history of USAC National Sprint Car racing by finishing ninth in points despite winning nine times! Inconsistency plagued his bid for a third-straight series title, but when he was on, he was on. He won the opening two rounds of the season in Ocala and rounded out the year with a win in the season finale at Red Dirt to become just the fourth driver in USAC Sprint Car history to win both the opener and the closer in a season, joining the likes of Pat O’Connor (1956), Steve Butler (1986) and Brady Bacon (2020).
In May, Grant bewildered the crowd by winning at Eldora, then promptly stuffing his car into the turn three wall and flipping over on his cooldown lap. He then won his 50th career USAC National Sprint Car race in May at Knoxville as well as the Indiana Sprint Week round at Tri-State. He picked up the prelim opener of Smackdown at Kokomo, then became the first 4-time Smackdown championship night winner two nights later with a lucrative $35,000 top prize.
Matt Westfall (Pleasant Hill, Ohio) snuck into 10th in points on the final weekend of the year after making the biggest charge to win during the 2024 series season. Starting 13th on the grid at Red Dirt, Westfall patrolled the bottom to the lead and to a highly popular win. Amid the process, it was the furthest back any driver had started and won a race with the series since Kevin Thomas Jr.’s 14th to 1st charge at Indiana’s Lincoln Park Speedway in 2021.
Briggs Danner (Allentown, Pa.) posted his first three victories of the USAC National Sprint Car season in 2024. In June at Grandview, he became the first Pennsylvanian to win a USAC National Sprint Car feature since Frankie Kerr 25 years earlier in 1999 and the first Pennsylvanian to win a series race in his home state since Paul Pitzer at Reading in 1979. Danner went on to cement his status as a winner outside the confines of the Keystone State as well by capturing the Indiana Sprint Week finale in August at Bloomington and the inaugural Greg Staab Memorial at Lawrenceburg in October.
Hunter Maddox (Bedford, Indiana) raced his way to Rookie of the Year honors with the USAC National Sprint Cars in 2024. Maddox, who cut his racing teeth on dirt bikes, made 25 feature starts and finished 18th in the standings.
2024 USAC AMSOIL NATIONAL SPRINT CAR STAT LEADERS
Driver Champion: Logan Seavey
Entrant Champion: Abacus Racing #57
Most Feature Wins: 14-Logan Seavey
Rookie of the Year: Hunter Maddox
Most Laps Led: 364-Logan Seavey
Most Top-Fives: 31-Logan Seavey
Most Top-Tens: 38-Logan Seavey
Most Fast Qualifying Times: 10-C.J. Leary
Most Heat Race Wins: 13-Robert Ballou
Most Feature Starts: 44-Brady Bacon, Robert Ballou, Kyle Cummins, Justin Grant, C.J. Leary, Mitchel Moles, Daison Pursley, Logan Seavey & Kevin Thomas Jr.
Biggest Charge of the Year: May 10: Bloomington Speedway – Daison Pursley (23rd to 2nd)
2024 USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DRIVER POINT STANDINGS: (TOP-10)
POS. PTS. DRIVER, HOMETOWN
1. 2987 Logan Seavey, Sutter, Calif.
2. 2880 Brady Bacon, Broken Arrow, Okla.
3. 2718 Daison Pursley, Locust Grove, Okla.
4. 2645 Kevin Thomas Jr., Cullman, Ala.
5. 2625 C.J. Leary, Greenfield, Ind.
6. 2561 Mitchel Moles, Raisin City, Calif.
7. 2550 Robert Ballou, Rocklin, Calif.
8. 2481 Kyle Cummins, Princeton, Ind.
9. 2476 Justin Grant, Ione, Calif.
10. 1804 Matt Westfall, Pleasant Hill, Ohio
11. 1800 Carson Garrett, Littleton, Colo.
12. 1768 Chase Stockon, Fort Branch, Ind.
13. 1559 Jake Swanson, Anaheim, Calif.
14. 1499 Briggs Danner, Allentown, Pa.
15. 1432 Jadon Rogers, Worthington, Ind.
16. 1322 Joey Amantea, Mount Pocono, Pa.
17. 1008 Ricky Lewis, Camarillo, Calif.
18. 949 (R) Hunter Maddox, Bedford, Ind.
19. 890 Shane Cottle, Kansas, Ill.
20. 593 Brandon Mattox, Terre Haute, Ind.
21. 570 Alex Bright, Collegeville, Pa.
22. 553 (R) Kale Drake, Collinsville, Okla.
23. 494 (R) Chance Crum, Snohomish, Wash.
24. 429 Max Adams, Loomis, Calif.
25. 402 Tom Harris, Banbury, Oxfordshire, UK
26. 360 (R) Rylan Gray, Greenfield, Ind.
27. 353 Tye Mihocko, Peoria, Ariz.
28. 328 (R) Trey Osborne, Columbus, Ohio
29. 314 (R) Wesley Smith, Nixa, Mo.
30. 275 (R) Todd Hobson, Clyde, Vic.
31. 267 (R) Kayla Roell, Dillsboro, Ind.
32. 246 (R) Saban Bibent, Cincinnati, Ohio
33. 231 Xavier Doney, Odessa, Mo.
34. 192 Timmy Buckwalter, Douglassville, Pa.
35. 127 (R) Chase Howard, Nesbit, Miss.
36. 126 Zach Daum, Pocahontas, Ill.
37. 123 Brent Beauchamp, Fairland, Ind.
38. 114 Mario Clouser, Auburn, Ill.
39. 72 (R) Gunnar Setser, Columbus, Ind.
40. 68 (R) Shane Butler, Bushnell, Fla.
41. 68 (R) Nic Harris, Atlanta, Ill.
42. 46 Kody Swanson, Kingsburg, Calif.
43. 24 Sterling Cling, Tempe, Ariz.
44. 20 (R) Jason Cherry, Blandon, Pa.
45. 10 (R) Will Hull, Plainfield, Vt.
2024 USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRANT POINT STANDINGS: (TOP-10)
POS. PTS. ENTRANT, TEAM LOCATION
1. 2987 Abacus Racing, Noblesville, Ind. (#57)
2. 2880 Dynamics Inc., Milford, Ohio (#69)
3. 2718 Team AZ/Curb-Agajanian Racing, Brownsburg, Ind. (#21AZ)
4. 2645 Rock Steady Racing, Dupont, Ind. (#3R)
5. 2625 BGE Dougherty Motorsports, Evansville, Ind. (#15x)
6. 2561 Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports, Gilbert, Ariz. (#19AZ)
7. 2550 Ballou Motorsports, Tipton, Ind. (#12)
8. 2481 Petty Performance Racing, Litchfield Park, Ariz. (#3p)
9. 2476 TOPP Motorsports, Rochester, Ind. (#4)
10. 1875 2B Racing, Marion, Ind. (#2B)
11. 1804 Ray Marshall Motorsports, Forest, Ohio (#33m)
12. 1800 BGE Dougherty Motorsports, Evansville, Ind. (#15)
13. 1768 KO Motorsports, Owensville, Ind. (#5s)
14. 1471 Hogue Racing Enterprises, Westampton, N.J. (#39)
15. 1322 JPA Racing, Cresco, Pa. (#88J)
16. 1008 Stensland Motorsports, Fort Wayne, Ind. (#41)
17. 949 Hunter Maddox Racing, Bloomington, Ind. (#24m)
18. 935 Michael Dutcher Motorsports, Cicero, Ind. (#17GP)
19. 890 Epperson Racing, Camby, Ind. (#2E)
20. 722 Baldwin-Fox Racing, West Lafayette, Ind. (#5)
21. 583 Brandon Mattox Racing, Cory, Ind. (#28)
22. 570 Heffner Racing Enterprises, Hellertown, Pa. (#27)
23. 484 Crum Racing, Mooresville, Ind. (#26)
24. 402 Tom Harris Motorsport, Tipton, Ind. (#84)
25. 360 Gray Brothers, Greenfield, Ind. (#06)
26. 310 KO Motorsports, Owensville, Ind. (#5K)
27. 246 Wedgewood Motorsports, Lebanon, Ohio (#98)
28. 241 Dave Wilson Special, Brownsburg, Ind. (#5T)
29. 231 Doney-Lawson Racing, Odessa, Mo. (#74)
30. 212 Trey Osborne Racing, Indianapolis, Ind. (#11T)
31. 192 Hummer Motorsports, Belvidere, N.J. (#20)
32. 187 Daming-Swanson Motorsports, Danville, Ind. (#5T)
33. 128 Paul Hazen, Columbia City, Ind. (#57H)
34. 127 Ronny Howard, Nesbit, Miss. (#13)
35. 126 Daum Motorsports, Greenville, Ill. (#5d)
36. 123 Lauren Beauchamp, Needham, Ind. (#11)
37. 114 Mario Clouser Motorsports, Chatham, Ill. (#6)
38. 86 On The Gass Racing, Advance, Ind. (#17)
39. 68 Landon Butler Racing, Bushnell, Fla. (#18)
40. 68 Nic Harris, Atlanta, Ill. (#N2)
41. 27 Cheney Racing, Arcadia, Calif. (#42)
42. 24 Sterling Cling Racing, Franklin, Ind. (#34)
43. 20 Cherry Motorsports, Blandon, Pa. (#67c)
44. 10 Sy Allen, Plainfield, Vt. (#7s)
2024 USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROOKIE DRIVER POINT STANDINGS: (TOP-10)
POS. PTS. DRIVER, HOMETOWN
1. 949 Hunter Maddox, Bedford, Ind.
2. 553 Kale Drake, Collinsville, Okla.
3. 494 Chance Crum, Snohomish, Wash.
4. 360 Rylan Gray, Greenfield, Ind.
5. 328 Trey Osborne, Columbus, Ohio
6. 314 Wesley Smith, Nixa, Mo.
7. 275 Todd Hobson, Clyde, Vic.
8. 267 Kayla Roell, Dillsboro, Ind.
9. 246 Saban Bibent, Cincinnati, Ohio
10. 127 Chase Howard, Nesbit, Miss.
11. 72 Gunnar Setser, Columbus, Ind.
12. 68 Shane Butler, Bushnell, Fla.
13. 68 Nic Harris, Atlanta, Ill.
14. 20 Jason Cherry, Blandon, Pa.
15. 10 Will Hull, Plainfield, Vt.
2024 USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE & RESULTS
Feb 9: Ocala Speedway – Ocala, FL
WINNER: Justin Grant (TOPP Motorsports #4)
Feb 10: Ocala Speedway – Ocala, FL
WINNER: Justin Grant (TOPP Motorsports #4)
Feb 13: Volusia Speedway Park – Barberville, FL
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
Feb 13: Volusia Speedway Park – Barberville, FL
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
Feb 15: Ocala Speedway – Ocala, FL
WINNER: Justin Grant (TOPP Motorsports #4)
Feb 16: Ocala Speedway – Ocala, FL
WINNER: C.J. Leary (BGE-Dougherty Motorsports #15x)
Apr 13: Lawrenceburg Speedway – Lawrenceburg, IN
WINNER: Kevin Thomas Jr. (Rock Steady Racing #3R)
May 3: Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH
WINNER: Robert Ballou (Ballou Motorsports #12)
May 4: Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH
WINNER: Justin Grant (TOPP Motorsports #4)
May 10: Bloomington Speedway – Bloomington, IN
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
May 11: Tri-State Speedway – Haubstadt, IN
WINNER: Kevin Thomas Jr. (Rock Steady Racing #3R)
May 21: Terre Haute Action Track – Terre Haute, IN
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
May 22: Circle City Raceway – Indianapolis, IN
WINNER: Brady Bacon (Dynamics, Inc. #69)
May 23: Circle City Raceway – Indianapolis, IN
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
May 31: Knoxville Raceway – Knoxville, IA
WINNER: Justin Grant (TOPP Motorsports #4)
Jun 1: Knoxville Raceway – Knoxville, IA
WINNER: Daison Pursley (Team AZ Racing #21AZ)
Jun 11: (E) Grandview Speedway | Bechtelsville, PA
WINNER: Briggs Danner (Hogue Racing Enterprises #39)
Jun 12: (E) Bridgeport Motorsports Park | Swedesboro, NJ
WINNER: Brady Bacon (Dynamics, Inc. #69)
Jun 13: (E) Big Diamond Speedway | Pottsville, PA
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
Jun 14: (E) Williams Grove Speedway | Mechanicsburg, PA
WINNER: Kevin Thomas Jr. (Rock Steady Racing #3R)
Jun 15: (E) Port Royal Speedway | Port Royal, PA
WINNER: Brady Bacon (Dynamics, Inc. #69)
Jun 16: (E) Action Track USA | Kutztown, PA
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
Jun 28: Macon Speedway – Macon, IL
WINNER: Mitchel Moles (Reinbold-Underwood Motorsports #19AZ)
Jun 29: Macon Speedway – Macon, IL
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
Jul 5: Lincoln Park Speedway – Putnamville, IN
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
Jul 6: Lincoln Park Speedway – Putnamville, IN
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
July 26: Lincoln Park Speedway | Putnamville, IN
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
July 27: Kokomo Speedway | Kokomo, IN
WINNER: Kyle Cummins (Petty Performance Racing #3p)
July 30: Lawrenceburg Speedway | Lawrenceburg, IN
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
July 31: Circle City Raceway | Indianapolis, IN
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
August 1: Terre Haute Action Track | Terre Haute, IN
WINNER: Brady Bacon (Dynamics Inc. #69)
August 3: Tri-State Speedway | Haubstadt, IN
WINNER: Justin Grant (TOPP Motorsports #4)
August 4: Bloomington Speedway | Bloomington, IN
WINNER: Briggs Danner (Hogue Racing Enterprises #39)
Aug 22: Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, IN
WINNER: Justin Grant (TOPP Motorsports #4)
Aug 23: Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, IN
WINNER: Kevin Thomas Jr. (Rock Steady Racing #3R)
Aug 24: Kokomo Speedway – Kokomo, IN
WINNER: Justin Grant (TOPP Motorsports #4)
Sep 7: (AE) Texarkana 67 Speedway – Texarkana, AR
WINNER: Brady Bacon (Dynamics Inc. #69)
Sep 13: Circle City Raceway – Indianapolis, IN
WINNER: Kyle Cummins (Petty Performance Racing #3p)
Sep 14: Tri-State Speedway – Haubstadt, IN
WINNER: Kevin Thomas Jr. (Rock Steady Racing #3R)
Sep 21: Eldora Speedway – Rossburg, OH
WINNER: Daison Pursley (Team AZ Racing #21AZ)
Sep 26: (SE) The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway – Speedway, IN
WINNER: C.J. Leary (BGE-Dougherty Motorsports #15x)
Oct 11: Lawrenceburg Speedway – Lawrenceburg, IN
WINNER: Briggs Danner (Hogue Racing Enterprises #39)
Oct 12: Lawrenceburg Speedway – Lawrenceburg, IN
WINNER: Logan Seavey (Abacus Racing #57)
Oct 25: (AE) Red Dirt Raceway – Meeker, OK
WINNER: Matt Westfall (Ray Marshall Motorsports #33m)
Oct 26: (AE) Red Dirt Raceway – Meeker, OK
WINNER: Justin Grant (TOPP Motorsports #4)
------------------ KEY DEFINITIONS ------------------
(AE) represents an event co-sanctioned by ASCS Elite Non-Wing
(E) represents an Eastern Storm event
(I) represents an Indiana Sprint Week event
(F) represents an event awarding feature points only
(A) represents an event awarding appearance points only
(SE) represents a non-points, special event
2024 USAC AMSOIL SPRINT CAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP STATISTICS
FEATURE WINS
14-Logan Seavey (Feb 13 at Volusia Speedway Park, Feb 13 at Volusia Speedway Park, May 10 at Bloomington Speedway, May 21 at the Terre Haute Action Track, May 23 at Circle City Raceway, Jun 13 at Big Diamond Speedway, Jun 16 at Action Track USA, Jun 29 at Macon Speedway, Jul 5 at Lincoln Park Speedway, Jul 6 at Lincoln Park Speedway, Jul 26 at Lincoln Park Speedway, Jul 30 at Lawrenceburg Speedway, Jul 31 at Circle City Raceway & Oct 12 at Lawrenceburg Speedway)
9-Justin Grant (Feb 9 at Ocala Speedway, Feb 10 at Ocala Speedway, Feb 15 at Ocala Speedway, May 4 at Eldora Speedway, May 31 at Knoxville Raceway, Aug 3 at Tri-State Speedway, Aug 24 at Kokomo Speedway, Aug 26 at Kokomo Speedway & Oct 26 at Red Dirt Raceway)
5-Brady Bacon (May 22 at Circle City Raceway, Jun 12 at Bridgeport Motorsports Park, Jun 15 at Port Royal Speedway, Aug 1 at the Terre Haute Action Track & Sep 7 at Texarkana 67 Speedway)
5-Kevin Thomas Jr. (Apr 13 at Lawrenceburg Speedway, May 11 at Tri-State Speedway, Jun 14 at Williams Grove Speedway, Aug 25 at Kokomo Speedway & Sep 14 at Tri-State Speedway)
3-Briggs Danner (Jun 11 at Grandview Speedway, Aug 4 at Bloomington Speedway & Oct 11 at Lawrenceburg Speedway)
2-Kyle Cummins (Jul 27 at Kokomo Speedway & Sep 13 at Circle City Raceway)
2-Daison Pursley (Jun 1 at Knoxville Raceway & Sep 21 at Eldora Speedway)
1-Robert Ballou (May 3 at Eldora Speedway)
1-C.J. Leary (Feb 16 at Ocala Speedway)
1-Mitchel Moles (Jun 28 at Macon Speedway)
1-Matt Westfall (Oct 25 at Red Dirt Raceway)
NON-POINTS SPECIAL EVENT WINS:
1-C.J. Leary (Sep 26 at The Dirt Track at Indianapolis Motor Speedway)
FEATURE LAPS LED
364-Logan Seavey
190-Kevin Thomas Jr.
177-Justin Grant
133-Kyle Cummins
131-Brady Bacon
114-Mitchel Moles
113-Briggs Danner
83-Daison Pursley
20-Jake Swanson
19-Carson Garrett
12-Robert Ballou
10-Max Adams & C.J. Leary
9-Shane Cottle & Chase Stockon
7-Matt Westfall
5-Stevie Sussex
3-Joey Amantea & Jadon Rogers
1-Brayden Fox
TOP-FIVE FEATURE FINISHES
31-Logan Seavey
26-Brady Bacon
21-Daison Pursley
20-Kevin Thomas Jr.
19-C.J. Leary
18-Justin Grant
17-Robert Ballou
16-Mitchel Moles
14-Kyle Cummins
11-Briggs Danner
5-Chase Stockon
4-Carson Garrett & Jake Swanson
3-Shane Cottle
2-Alex Bright, Ricky Lewis, Jadon Rogers & Matt Westfall
1-Max Adams, Rylan Gray & Chase Johnson
TOP-TEN FEATURE FINISHES
38-Logan Seavey
37-Brady Bacon
35-Daison Pursley
33-Mitchel Moles & Kevin Thomas Jr.
32-C.J. Leary
31-Robert Ball
30-Kyle Cummins
29-Justin Grant
19-Briggs Danner
17-Chase Stockon
14-Jake Swanson
12-Shane Cottle, Carson Garrett, Ricky Lewis & Jadon Rogers
9-Matt Westfall
6-Joey Amantea
5-Alex Bright
4-Wesley Smith
2-Max Adams, Nick Bilbee, Rylan Gray, Anton Hernandez & J.J. Yeley
1-Chance Crum, Xavier Doney, Kale Drake, Steven Drevicki, Chase Johnson, Kyle Jones, Tye Mihocko, Brady Short, Stevie Sussex & Paul White
FAST QUALIFYING TIMES
10-C.J. Leary
7-Logan Seavey
5-Mitchel Moles & Daison Pursley
4-Brady Bacon & Kevin Thomas Jr.
3-Kyle Cummins
1-Robert Ballou, Alex Bright, Briggs Danner, Geoff Ensign, Carson Garrett, Justin Grant & Chase Stockon
HEAT RACE / QUALIFYING RACE WINS (Presented by Simpson Race Products, Rod End Supply, T.J. Forged & Car IQ)
13-Robert Ballou
12-Justin Grant
11-Brady Bacon & Kyle Cummins
10-Kevin Thomas Jr.
9-C.J. Leary, Logan Seavey & Matt Westfall
8-Mitchel Moles & Chase Stockon
7-Daison Pursley
6-Jadon Rogers
5-Jake Swanson
4-Carson Garrett & Ricky Lewis
3-Joey Amantea, Briggs Danner, Kale Drake & Anton Hernandez
2-Alex Bright, Charles Davis Jr. & Stevie Sussex
1-Max Adams, Saban Bibent, Nick Bilbee, Wyatt Burks, Harley Burns, Mario Clouser, Shane Cottle, Xavier Doney, Steven Drevicki, Tom Harris, Jack Hoyer, Chase Johnson, Hunter Maddox, Tye Mihocko, Trey Osborne, Kyle Shipley, Carson Short, Wesley Smith & Scotty Weir
SEMI WINS (Presented by Elliott’s Custom Trailers & Carts)
2-Robert Ballou, Carson Garrett, Todd Hobson, C.J. Leary, Ricky Lewis, Daison Pursley & Kevin Thomas Jr.
1-Alex Bright, Brayden Clark, Shane Cottle, Kyle Cummins, Charles Davis Jr., Kale Drake, Weston Gorham, Justin Grant, Korbyn Hayslett, Brandon Mattox, Mitchel Moles, Jadon Rogers, Kendall Ruble, Nate Schank, Logan Seavey, Kyle Shipley, Kobe Simpson, Jake Swanson, Scotty Weir & Matt Westfall
FEATURE STARTS
44-Brady Bacon, Robert Ballou, Kyle Cummins, Justin Grant, C.J. Leary, Mitchel Moles, Daison Pursley, Logan Seavey, Kevin Thomas Jr.
42-Matt Westfall
41-Carson Garrett
36-Chase Stockon
34-Joey Amantea & Jadon Rogers
33-Jake Swanson
29-Briggs Danner
25-Hunter Maddox
20-Ricky Lewis
17-Shane Cottle
16-Brandon Mattox
15-Charles Davis Jr. & Kale Drake
14-Anton Hernandez
13-Chance Crum
12-Alex Bright & Tom Harris
11-Max Adams
10-Harley Burns
9-Tye Mihocko & Trey Osborne
8-Korbyn Hayslett & Kobe Simpson
7-Hayden Reinbold & Wesley Smith
6-Saban Bibent, Nick Bilbee, Rylan Gray, Todd Hobson & Stevie Sussex
5-Timmy Buckwalter, Jack Hoyer, J.J. Hughes, Kayla Roell, Kyle Shipley & Scotty Weir
4-Zach Daum, Xavier Doney, J.T. Ferry, Brayden Fox & Frankie Guerrini
3-Brent Beauchamp, Geoff Ensign, Matt Goodnight, Weston Gorham, Chase Howard, Kyle Jones, Carmen Perigo, Zack Pretorius, Brady Short, Shawn Westerfeld & Paul White
2-Dustin Beck, Donny Brackett, Shane Butler, Logan Calderwood, Craig Carroll, Mario Clouser, Colten Cottle, Aric Gentry, Nic Harris, Hayden Harvey, Chase Johnson, R.J. Miller, Kendall Ruble, Brian Ruhlman, Nate Schank, Adyn Schmidt, Eric Schulz, Gunnar Setser, Matt Sherrell, Carson Short, Mark Smith, Cooper Sullivan & J.J. Yeley
1-Garrett Abrams, Ryan Barr, Robert Bell, Wyatt Burks, Rhett Butler, Brayden Clark, Sterling Cling, Brock Cottrell, Braxton Cummings, Steven Drevicki, Paul Dues, Dakota Earls, Nate Ervin, Scott Frack, Gabriel Gilbert, Ivan Glotzbach, Sam Hinds, Ronny Howard, Jason Howell, Ty Hulsey, Keith Martin, John Mollick, Evan Mosley, Anthony Nicholson, Seth Parker, Kody Swanson, Colt Treharn, Cody Williams, Joe Wood Jr. & Justin Zimmerman
2024 USAC NATIONAL SPRINT CAR FAST QUALIFIERS
Feb 9: Ocala Speedway – Kevin Thomas Jr. (13.858)
Feb 10: Ocala Speedway – Chase Stockon (14.075)
Feb 13: Volusia Speedway Park – C.J. Leary (16.173)
Feb 13: Volusia Speedway Park – C.J. Leary (16.151)
Feb. 15: Ocala Speedway – Logan Seavey (13.925)
Feb. 16: Ocala Speedway – Kevin Thomas Jr. (13.914)
Apr 13: Lawrenceburg Speedway – Daison Pursley (14.026)
May 3: Eldora Speedway – Kevin Thomas Jr. (16.151)
May 4: Eldora Speedway – C.J. Leary (15.286)
May 10: Bloomington Speedway – Geoff Ensign (11.496)
May 11: Tri-State Speedway – Justin Grant (13.226)
May 21: Terre Haute Action Track – Logan Seavey (20.152)
May 22: Circle City Raceway – Robert Ballou (12.679)
May 23: Circle City Raceway – C.J. Leary (12.371)
May 31: Knoxville Raceway – C.J. Leary (18.807)
Jun 1: Knoxville Raceway – Brady Bacon (19.708)
Jun 11: Grandview Speedway – Brady Bacon (13.341)
Jun 12: Bridgeport Motorsports Park – Mitchel Moles (14.685)
Jun 13: Big Diamond Speedway – Alex Bright (14.799)
Jun 14: Williams Grove Speedway – Logan Seavey (19.659)
Jun 15: Port Royal Speedway – C.J. Leary (18.205)
Jun 16: Action Track USA – Kyle Cummins (10.539)
Jun 28: Macon Speedway – Daison Pursley (10.335)
Jun 29: Macon Speedway – Logan Seavey (10.268)
Jul 5: Lincoln Park Speedway – Logan Seavey (11.959)
Jul 6: Lincoln Park Speedway – Daison Pursley (12.050)
Jul 26: Lincoln Park Speedway – Logan Seavey (12.078)
Jul 27: Kokomo Speedway – Kyle Cummins (12.687)
Jul 30: Lawrenceburg Speedway – C.J. Leary (13.952)
Jul 31: Circle City Raceway – C.J. Leary (11.957)
Aug 1: Terre Haute Action Track – Mitchel Moles (19.639)
Aug 2: Bloomington Speedway – Carson Garrett (11.455)
Aug 3: Tri-State Speedway – Briggs Danner (13.193)
Aug 4: Bloomington Speedway – Brady Bacon (11.755)
Aug 24: Kokomo Speedway – Kevin Thomas Jr. (12.782)
Aug 25: Kokomo Speedway – Mitchel Moles (12.626)
Sep 6: Texarkana 67 Speedway – Brady Bacon (14.110)
Sep 7: Texarkana 67 Speedway – Logan Seavey (13.985)
Sep 13: Circle City Raceway – Mitchel Moles (12.228)
Sep 14: Tri-State Speedway – Mitchel Moles (13.216)
Sep 21: Eldora Speedway – C.J. Leary (15.536)
Oct 11: Lawrenceburg Speedway – Daison Pursley (14.049)
Oct 12: Lawrenceburg Speedway – Daison Pursley (14.213)
Oct 25: Red Dirt Raceway – Kyle Cummins (12.832)
Oct 26: Red Dirt Raceway – C.J. Leary (12.935)
HARD CHARGER OF THE RACE
Feb 9: Ocala Speedway – Robert Ballou (10th to 4th)
Feb 10: Ocala Speedway – Alex Bright (18th to 6th)
Feb 13: Volusia Speedway Park – Robert Ballou (24th to 11th)
Feb 13: Volusia Speedway Park – Tye Mihocko (23rd to 11th)
Feb. 15: Ocala Speedway – Kevin Thomas Jr. (14th to 7th)
Feb. 16: Ocala Speedway – Joey Amantea (20th to 11th)
Apr 13: Lawrenceburg Speedway – Mitchel Moles (18th to 9th)
May 3: Eldora Speedway – Jadon Rogers (19th to 6th)
May 4: Eldora Speedway – Jake Swanson (15th to 9th)
May 10: Bloomington Speedway – Daison Pursley (23rd to 2nd)
May 11: Tri-State Speedway – Robert Ballou (16th to 7th)
May 21: Terre Haute Action Track – Joey Amantea (19th to 11th)
May 22: Circle City Raceway – Carson Garrett (24th to 12th)
May 23: Circle City Raceway – Chance Crum (23rd to 14th)
May 31: Knoxville Raceway – J.J. Yeley (23rd to 10th)
Jun 1: Knoxville Raceway – J.J. Yeley (17th to 10th)
Jun 11: Grandview Speedway – Joey Amantea (20th to 9th)
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