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Unfortunately, for Jadon Rogers, he was the one driver to flip, going over the turn 1 berm as part of the third incident that occurred on a lap 16 restart. Mattox put together an impressive charge from 12th to third in the first B-main, but all that was good enough for was to be the first man out of the No Way Out 40 field.įortunately, there was only one flip on the night at Paragon Speedway, and it occurred without injury. 𝔼𝕞𝕖𝕣𝕤𝕠𝕟 𝔸𝕩𝕤𝕠𝕞 ℝ𝕒𝕔𝕚𝕟𝕘 March 21, 2022Īxsom’s charge during the feature made it clear the car had speed, but unforced errors are costly on a track that proved to be heavily dependent on track position.īrandon Mattox got forced to the back of the first B-main after making hard contact with Carson Short during the second heat race Short had overdriven turn 1 and spun himself out. Time to Roll off in the Feature p17 in the #47bc #driven2save #BeLikeBryan #BCforever /eBsz8uFj6t Having said that … Vexed, Villains & VictimsĪxsom self-admittedly buried his team in his heat race when he spun during qualifying, then spun again during his first heat race. Says #nowayout40 winner after winning $14,000, "we're going to Chicago tomorrow, we're going to ball out."Ĭurrent USAC National Sprint Car points leader Emerson Axsom won the first B-main of the evening and charged to a top 10 by feature’s end.
Success StoriesĬJ Leary was the big winner of the weekend, and he had big plans for his winnings.
A total of 39 cars attempted to make the 18-car starting field. Heat races were won by Thomas Jr., Swanson, Mario Clouser and Leary. Lap 16 would be scored on the ensuing restart, only to be stopped for three incidents, including two red flags, before scoring another AJ Hopkins had to stop his car with a ruptured fuel cell, while the third attempt at a lap 16 restart resulted in a four-car crash that was the worst of the evening. The feature turned into a marathon after the first yellow flew on lap 15 for Kyle Shipley’s spin over the turn 4 berm. was the heavy favorite entering the day and won his heat race, but immediately lost the lead on the first lap with a car that visibly struggled to find grip in any of Paragon’s four corners. Thinkin' Dirty: 2022 DIRTcar Nationals Finale at Volusiaĭefending race winner and polesitter Kevin Thomas Jr. Leary, who last month made history in Florida by winning the inaugural race of the newly formed Xtreme Outlaw Sprint Car tour at Volusia Speedway Park, became the first driver to win the No Way Out 40 at its new home at Paragon (the race had been run at Brownstown Speedway for the last 12 years). Taking advantage of a rash of mid-race incidents to tweak on his shocks from inside the car, Leary was able to force a mistake out of leader Jake Swanson and drove off to win Sunday’s No Way Out 40 wingless sprint car race, scoring a $14,000 purse that was the richest single-day payout in Paragon’s 68-year history.ĬJ Leary victory lane! /0LK4YSvTev It’s been a year of historic firsts for CJ Leary, and that continued Sunday night at Paragon Speedway. Greenfield, Ind.’s CJ Leary scored his second historic win in as many months Sunday night, winning the first No Way Out 40 run at Paragon Speedway and the richest single payday in track history.
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