Official Results of Schaeffer Oil Southern Nationals Series Event #1 of 10
Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Virginia)
Monday, July 16, 2012
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Car Count: 25
1. (3) Vic Hill $3,500
2. (1) Chris Madden $2,000
3. (5) Kenny Compton, Jr. $1,200
4. (4) Mike Marlar $800
5. (7) Billy Ogle, Jr. $600
6. (2) Austin Dillon $580
7. (9) Donald Bradsher $570
8. (11) Brian Reese $560
9. (6) Ty Dillon $550
10. (13) Zack Mitchell $540
11. (8) Brett Miller $530
12. (10) Dillon Wood $520
13. (17) Billy Hicks $510
14. (20) Mack McCarter $500
15. (19) Dillan White $490
16. (14) Jordy Nipper $480
17. (18) Kenny Howell $475
18. (22) Paul Davis $470
19. (15) Chris Combs $465
20. (21) Travis Greer $460
21. (16) Bubba Russell $455
22. (12) Daniel Baggerly $450
FK Rod Ends Fast Time Award ($100 Cash): Chris Madden 16.021
Lap Leaders: Chris Madden (1-24), Vic Hill (25-35)
Cautions: 5 (Ty Dillon Spin on Lap 6, Bubba Russell Spin on Lap 8, Mack McCarter in Wall on Lap 10, Daniel Baggerly Slows with Flat Tire on Lap 13, Jordy Nipper Experiences Engine Woes on Lap 30)
FK Rod Ends Winner of the Race Award (Set of Rod Ends): Vic Hill
The Joie of Seating Safety Award ($100 Cash): Vic Hill
Wilwood Engineering Tough Break Award ($50 Product Certificate): Jim Gray
DBR Starters Middle Man Award ($100 Product Certificate): Brett Miller
Barry Wright Race Cars Highest Finisher Award ($100 Product Certificate): Paul Davis
GW Performance Highest Finisher Award ($50 Product Certificate): Mike Marlar
Roush Yates Racing Engines Slow Time Award ($50 Product Certificate): Jacob Grizzle
Top Eight Qualifiers (Locked in on Time): Chris Madden, Austin Dillon, Vic Hill, Mike Marlar, Kenny Compton, Jr., Ty Dillon, Billy Ogle, Jr., Brett Miller
American Racer Tires Consolation Race #1 (Top Seven Advance): Donald Bradsher, Brian Reese, Zack Mitchell, Chris Combs, Billy Hicks, Dillon White, Travis Greer, Jake Eaton, Jacob Grizzle (dns)
Hoosier Racing Tires Consolation Race #2 (Top Seven Advance): Dillon Wood, Daniel Baggerly, Jordy Nipper, Bubba Russell, Kenny Howell, Mack McCarter, Paul Davis, Jim Gray
2012 POINT STANDINGS:
1. Vic Hill 200
2. Chris Madden 196
3. Kenny Compton, Jr. 194
4. Mike Marlar 192
5. Billy Ogle, Jr. 190
6. Austin Dillon 188
7. Donald Bradsher 186
8. Brian Reese 184
9. Ty Dillon 182
10. Zack Mitchell 180
11. Brett Miller 178
12. Dillon Wood 176
13. Billy Hicks 174
14. Mack McCarter 172
15. Dillan White 170
16. Jordy Nipper 168
17. Kenny Howell 166
18. Paul Davis 164
19. Chris Combs 162
20. Travis Greer 160
21. Bubba Russell 158
22. Daniel Baggerly 156
23. Jake Eaton 75
24. Jacob Grizzle 75
25. Jim Gray 75
2012 SCHEDULE & WINNERS:
Monday, July 16 – Wythe (VA) Raceway – VIC HILL
Tuesday, July 17 – Smoky Mountain (TN) Speedway – $3,500 to win
Thursday, July 19 – North Georgia Speedway – $3,500 to win
Friday, July 20 – Swainsboro (GA) Raceway – $5,300 to win
Saturday, July 21 – Screven (GA) Motor Speedway – $5,300 to win
Sunday, July 22 – Rome (GA) Speedway – $5,300 to win
Tuesday, July 24 – East Alabama Motor Speedway – $3,500 to win
Thursday, July 26 – Cleveland (TN) Speedway – $3,500 to win
Friday, July 27 – Volunteer (TN) Speedway – $5,300 to win
Saturday, July 28 – Tazewell (TN) Speedway – $5,300 to win
The Schaeffer Oil Southern Nationals Series would like to thank all of our marketing partners for the 2012 season including: Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants, American Racer Tires, Barry Wright Race Cars, Carolina Performance, Comp Cams, DBR Starters, Delph Communications, Eibach Springs, FK Rod Ends, Graphic Impressions, GW Performance, Hoosier Racing Tires, Integra Shocks and Springs, MasterSbilt Race Cars, Ohlins Shocks, Old Man’s Garage, Performance Rod & Custom (PRC), Roush Yates Racing Engines, The Joie of Seating, Vic Hill Racing Engines, VP Race Fuels, Wildside Custom Trailers, Wiles Driveshafts, and Wilwood Engineering.
About Schaeffer Oil:
Founded in 1839, Schaeffer’s manufactures specialized synthetic oils, fuel additives and other products for the construction, trucking, agriculture, marine, mining and high-performance racing industries. The company has developed an expansive line of innovative products and additives which reduce fuel consumption, improve mileage, extend efficiency and lessen energy costs for the consumer. Now in its third century of business and recognized as the oldest oil company in the United States, Schaeffer’s has remained a family-owned operation since its inception. In 2010, Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants was named to the distinguished INC 5000 list. For complete details, visit www.schaefferoil.com.