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Ryan Timms Tops The Impact Signs Open Wheel Showdown At Lucas Oil Speedway

Bryan Hulbert – WHEATLAND, Mo. (April 24, 2021) Winning his second career Sprint Car A-Feature in less than a month, Oklahoma City’s Ryan Timms stormed to Victory Lane at Lucas Oil Speedway in the 10th annual Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps Open Wheel Showdown.

Taking on the American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Sooner Region presented by Smiley’s Racing Products, and Racinboys.com ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps, Timms is the seventh different winner of the Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps Open Wheel Showdown, and first from Oklahoma.

Chasing Kyle Bellm the first four trips around the “Diamond of Dirt Tracks,” the DriveWFX.com No. 5t rolled into the lead on Lap 5. Keeping pace through several cautions, Timms was pursued by Missouri's Ayrton Gennetten. Pulling away in clean air, Timms was hunted down in slower traffic.

Racing to the white flag with a pair of slower cars in sight, Timms split the lapped machines down the backstretch.

With just enough of a hole to squeeze through, Gennetten threw the Baughman Motorsports No. 3 into turns three and four with everything he had, but it wasn’t enough to get by Timms, who crossed 0.978-seconds to the good.

Gennetten, in second, was chased by Brandon Anderson to make up the night’s podium. Sean McClelland moved from seventh to fourth, with Jeremy Campbell in fifth.

Roaring through the field from 20th, Austin O’Neal’s night ended in sixth, with Kyle Clark going 13th to seventh. Making up two spots, Alex Sewell crossed eighth with Chance Morton ninth. From 19th, Missouri’s Tyler Blank completed the top ten.

The next event for the Racinboys.com ASCS Warrior Region presented by Impact Signs, Awnings, and Wraps is Thursday, April 28, at Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kan. The American Bank of Oklahoma ASCS Sooner Region presented by Smiley’s Racing Products heads for Creek County Speedway in Sapulpa, Okla., on Friday, April 23.

The 2021 season is the 30th year of competition for the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network.

For other news, notes, and information on the American Sprint Car Series, from the National Tour to any of the Regional Tours that make up ASCS Nation in 2021, log onto http://www.ascsracing.com, follow on Facebook, on Instagram, and Twitter (@LucasOilASCS).

Race Results:

ASCS Sooner vs. Warrior
Lucas Oil Speedway (Wheatland, Mo.)
10th Impact Signs Open Wheel Showdown
Saturday, April 24, 2021

Car Count: 27

Schure Built Suspensions Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 1-Sean McClelland[1]; 2. 3-Ayrton Gennetten[6]; 3. 28-Jonathan Cornell[5]; 4. 11C-Mason Campbell[4]; 5. 73-Samuel Wagner[8]; 6. 75-Tyler Blank[7]; 7. 91T-Tyler Thomas[9]; 8. 1S-Joey Schmidt[2]; 9. 21-Gunner Ramey[3]

Lightning Wings Powder Coating Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 10C-Jeremy Campbell[3]; 2. 5T-Ryan Timms[8]; 3. 50Z-Zach Chappell[7]; 4. 8-Alex Sewell[6]; 5. 2-Chase Porter[5]; 6. 77-Jack Wagner[9]; 7. 8M-Kade Morton[2]; 8. 86-Timothy Smith[4]; 9. 28V-Gabe Verardi[1]

Smith Titanium Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 14E-Kyle Bellm[3]; 2. 7M-Chance Morton[1]; 3. 9$-Kyle Clark[2]; 4. 55B-Brandon Anderson[7]; 5. 22S-Slater Helt[8]; 6. 11-Austin O'Neal[9]; 7. 4-Evan Martin[4]; 8. 85-Forrest Sutherland[6]; 9. 0-Corey Nelson[5]

B-Main (12 Laps): 1. 2-Chase Porter[3]; 2. 8M-Kade Morton[7]; 3. 86-Timothy Smith[9]; 4. 75-Tyler Blank[4]; 5. 91T-Tyler Thomas[5]; 6. 11-Austin O'Neal[1]; 7. 21-Gunner Ramey[10]; 8. 85-Forrest Sutherland[8]; 9. 0-Corey Nelson[12]; 10. 4-Evan Martin[6]; 11. 11C-Mason Campbell[2]; 12. 1S-Joey Schmidt[11]; 13. 28V-Gabe Verardi[13]

A-Main (25 Laps): 1. 5T-Ryan Timms[4]; 2. 3-Ayrton Gennetten[3]; 3. 55B-Brandon Anderson[5]; 4. 1-Sean McClelland[7]; 5. 10C-Jeremy Campbell[1]; 6. 11-Austin O'Neal[20]; 7. 9$-Kyle Clark[13]; 8. 8-Alex Sewell[10]; 9. 7M-Chance Morton[9]; 10. 75-Tyler Blank[18]; 11. 91T-Tyler Thomas[19]; 12. 2-Chase Porter[15]; 13. 73-Samuel Wagner[11]; 14. 77-Jack Wagner[14]; 15. 86-Timothy Smith[17]; 16. 28-Jonathan Cornell[8]; 17. 50Z-Zach Chappell[6]; 18. 22S-Slater Helt[12]; 19. 14E-Kyle Bellm[2]; 20. 8M-Kade Morton[16]

Kyle Jones Victorious At Kennedale Speedway Park With ASCS Elite Non-Wing

Bryan Hulbert – KENNEDALE, Texas (April 24, 2021) Leading all but the first two laps Saturday night at Kennedale Speedway Park; Kyle Jones picked his fifth career victory in front of his hometown crowd with the ASCS Elite Non-Wing Series presented by Abilene Powder Coating.

Taking the lead from Dalton Stevens, the No. 99x was in the hunt as the pair raced into the final laps. Racing under the white flag, tragedy stuck Stevens when he flipped after making contact with the wall in turn-one. The driver was ok.

Jones would have to hold off Justin Zimmerman for the win with Steven Shebester on the final podium step. John Ricketts from 10th made it to fourth, with Jason Howell rolling from 13th to fifth. Caden McCreary made it to sixth with Cody Price seventh. Bryan Debrick moved from 14th to eighth with Paul White ninth from 15th. Michelle Parson made up the top ten.

The ASCS Elite Non-Wing Series presented by Abilene Powder Coating races next at Lawton Speedway on Saturday, May 1.

The 2021 season is the 30th year of competition for the Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series presented by the MAVTV Motorsports Network.

Race Results:

ASCS Elite Non-Wing
Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale, Texas)
Saturday, April 24, 2021

Car Count: 28

Texas Aeroplastics Heat 1 (8 Laps): 1. 99X-Dalton Stevens[6]; 2. 5R-John Ricketts[1]; 3. 91-Cody Price[3]; 4. 10-Bryan Debrick[4]; 5. 52-JD Fry[5]; 6. 51-Ben Saye[2]; 7. 3S-Stephen Smith[7]

Pro-Tech Heat 2 (8 Laps): 1. 22X-Steven Shebester[3]; 2. 48-Caden McCreary[2]; 3. 71-Colby Estes[6]; 4. 74E-Claude Estes[4]; 5. 57-Chase Parson[5]; 6. 7-Jerrad Warhurst[1]; 7. 118-Scott Evans[7]

SCP Polymers Heat 3 (8 Laps): 1. 21-Michelle Parson[3]; 2. 04-Kyle Jones[7]; 3. 79X-Keith Martin[6]; 4. 72-Jason Howell[5]; 5. 18-Devon Debrick[4]; 6. 31-Mason Smith[1]; 7. T1-Kade Taylor[2]

Myco Plastics Heat 4 (8 Laps): 1. #1-Justin Zimmerman[1]; 2. 20-Shon Deskins[2]; 3. 01J-Jeb Sessums[3]; 4. 1-Paul White[4]; 5. 83-Jett Hays[6]; 6. 74-DJ Estes[7]; 7. 51X-Jimmy Gardner[5]

BK Windows B Feature (10 Laps): 1. 83-Jett Hays[1]; 2. 51-Ben Saye[6]; 3. 57-Chase Parson[3]; 4. 74-DJ Estes[5]; 5. 31-Mason Smith[7]; 6. 18-Devon Debrick[4]; 7. T1-Kade Taylor[9]; 8. 7-Jerrad Warhurst[8]; 9. 52-JD Fry[2]; 10. 51X-Jimmy Gardner[10]; 11. 3S-Stephen Smith[11]

Top Choice Masonry A Feature (20 Laps): 1. 04-Kyle Jones[2]; 2. #1-Justin Zimmerman[7]; 3. 22X-Steven Shebester[4]; 4. 5R-John Ricketts[10]; 5. 72-Jason Howell[13]; 6. 48-Caden McCreary[9]; 7. 91-Cody Price[11]; 8. 10-Bryan Debrick[14]; 9. 1-Paul White[15]; 10. 21-Michelle Parson[6]; 11. 83-Jett Hays[17]; 12. 57-Chase Parson[19]; 13. 99X-Dalton Stevens[1]; 14. 20-Shon Deskins[8]; 15. 31-Mason Smith[21]; 16. 01J-Jeb Sessums[12]; 17. 51-Ben Saye[18]; 18. 79X-Keith Martin[5]; 19. 74E-Claude Estes[16]; 20. 74-DJ Estes[20]; 21. 71-Colby Estes[3]