ROSSBURG, Ohio (Sept. 7) — Chris Madden led Dream XXVIII for nearly three months. But it wasn’t long enough. A costly caution and ensuing restart helped Brandon Overton erase a two-second deficit — an advantage Madden had been protecting since regaining the lead from Hudson O’Neal on lap 18 — and carried the Evans, Ga., star to his third straight Dream victory Wednesday at Eldora Speedway.

When O’Neal, of Martinsville, Ind., and Bobby Pierce of Oakwood, Ill., were swept up in a wreck with Dresden, Ohio’s Devin Moran on lap 91, the caution proved to be the catalyst Overton desperately needed. He zipped around Madden on the outside on the restart and drove away to win his third Dream while earning a $128,000 payday.

Madden, of Gray Court, S.C., settled for second place, nearly a full second behind Overton, in an event he led from its outset way back in June 11— except for when O’Neal flashed ahead to lead lap 18. Madden had the field covered in June before rain halted the event on lap 14 and pushed its conclusion to September and appeared headed for his first Eldora crown jewel win, despite returning to the famed half-mile oval with a different car.

Ninth-starting Tim McCreadie of Watertown, N.Y., finished third while Jonathan Davenport of Blairsville, Ga., rallied from 21st to fourth and Brandon Sheppard of New Berlin, Ill., improved five positions to finish fifth.

“I shouldn’t have won that race. I probably had a second-place car,” said Overton. “That thing was green I felt like forever. I thought surely we’re not about to run 80 straight (caution-free) laps. And then the caution come out and I kind of had time to calm down and think. (Madden) chose the bottom ... and I really didn't think I had anything for him it seemed like we were kind of the same speed and he could get to the traffic a little better. He could keep circling a little better.

“All I was thinking was, I forgot which (race) it was I was leading and I chose the bottom (on a restart) and he flew around my a-- on the top. So when he chose the bottom I was kinda grinning, but I didn’t want to jinx it. I drove it down in there (into turn one) and I knew I had him cleared, so I just let it rip. I didn’t know what I was doing, good or bad, down there or what. I knew he was gaining so I tried to dirty his air up a little bit. Sometimes stuff goes your way you know.”

Madden, who said he detected a misfire in his car’s powerplant about three-quarters through the 100-lapper, couldn’t get up to speed fast enough and watched helplessly as Overton assumed command to lead lap 92.

“We were fine as long as we didn’t have a caution,” said Madden, who has now led 123 laps without a win in four Eldora crown jewels. “As soon as we had a caution we was in trouble there. We were down a cylinder. We had a plug wire fall off right there maybe with 25 (laps) to go. We were just on seven cylinders just putt putting around. I knew when we had a restart I was a dead duck. I hate it. The best car didn’t win tonight. Thanks to all my guys. They work hard every week. I just can’t break the bad luck streak here for some reason. We had an awesome race car. We just got to get the monkey off our back here.”

Overton knew he finally had a shot once the yellow flag waved, but also knew it wouldn’t be easy.

“We had that caution and I looked at the (video score) board and it was like eight laps or something and I thought, ‘Damn I need to have the best restart of my life and just don't crash for eight laps. I knew I wasn't bad in (turns) one and two. I had kind of moved up when I was behind (Madden). He kind of got away and I moved up and I thought, ‘Man I feel really good here.’ But I struggle with still the same thing. I jumped that hump down there (entering turn three) and instead of landing and it turning, it lands and its scoots. The harder I drive it the more I go (the wrong direction) and not around the track. When there was a little bit of grip there I could kind of maintain with him … just trying to push him as hard as I could.”

Overton said that often Eldora’s large video board which displays the race in live time can assist a driver. But he said in Wednesday’s main event, he was almost too busy to look at it.

“I didn't really know where to go. I usually look at that board,” Overton said. “When you win four straight here or whatever you think, ‘Ahh you can ride around and look at that board or look behind you or whatever.’ Well when you're driving your a-- off, you can't do that. I kept telling myself to look, look and I kept forgetting. But this was my biggest concern down here in this end (in turns three and four). Even when I was behind him, that's where he was better than me, through three and four.”

Notes: The Overton-Madden finish was identical to the last Dream held at Eldora, though that was actually Dream XXVI, held two days after Overton won Dream XXVII. … Tim McCreadie has finished in the top three in two of the last three Dreams, but said he and his crew will have to go back to work in order to figure out the right tire combination is needed on his Longhorn Chassis to give him the feel he’s looking for. He seemed almost relieved to finish third on Wednesday. “We squeezed a top-five out of it, just based off experience,” McCreadie said. … Eight-time Dream winner Scott Bloomquist was scored last after he missed the pre-race tire tech. Officials would not allow the Mooresburg, Tenn., driver across the track from the upper pit area after time had expired. … After leading lap 17, O’Neal fell to sixth, where he was running when Moran shot up the track in turns one and two and collected him and Pierce. O’Neal was scored in 13th. … Only half of the 24 starters were on the track at the finish. … Along with June 11’s red flag for rain on lap 14, the race was slowed by two more cautions. Chris Ferguson of Mt. Holly, N.C., brought out the yellow on lap 15 and the final three-car caution on lap 91 set up Overton’s winning move. … Before the completion of the Dream, there were three 20-lap, $5,000-to-win Chasing the Dream features won by Ryan Gustin of Marshalltown, Iowa; Mike Marlar of Winfield, Tenn; and Daulton Wilson of Fayetteville, N.C. To be eligible for those races, I driver could not be in the Dream XXVIII field and must not have ever won a Late Model race at Eldora.

Dream XXVIII finish
Pos. Driver (car no.), hometown, chassis, earnings
1. Brandon Overton (76), Evans, Ga., Longhorn, $128,000
2. Chris Madden (44), Gray Court, S.C., Rocket, $25,000
3. Tim McCreadie (39), Watertown, N.Y., Longhorn, $15,000
4. Jonathan Davenport (49), Blairsville, Ga., Longhorn, $12,500
5. Brandon Sheppard (1), New Berlin, Ill., Rocket, $10,000
6. Dale McDowell (17m), Chickamauga, Ga., Team Zero, $8,750
7. Kyle Strickler (8), Mooresville, N.C., Longhorn, $7,500
8. Josh Rice (11), Verona, Ky., Rocket, $7,000
9. Brian Shirley (3s), Chatham, Ill., Rocket, $6,500
10. Kyle Bronson (40B), Brandon, Fla., Rocket, $6,000
11. Tyler Erb (91), New Waverly, Texas, Rocket, $5,875
12. Ricky Thornton Jr. (20rt), Chandler, Ariz., Longhorn, $5,850
13. Hudson O’Neal (71), Martinsville, Ind., Rocket, $5,828
14. Devin Moran (9), Dresden, Ohio, Longhorn, $5,800
15. Bobby Pierce (32), Oakwood, Ill., Pierce, $5,675
16. Carson Ferguson (93), Lincolnton, N.C., Longhorn, $5,650
17. Zack Dohm (17), Cross Lanes, W.Va., Longhorn, $5,628
18. Johnny Scott (1st), Las Cruces, N.M., Longhorn, $5,600
19. Shannon Babb (18), Moweaqua, Ill., Team Zero/Longhorn, $5,475
20. Gregg Satterlee (22), Indiana, Pa., Rocket, $5,450
21. Mason Zeigler (9z), Chalk Hill, Pa., Rocket/Barry Wright, $5,428
22. Earl Pearson Jr. (46), Jacksonville, Fla., Longhorn, $5,400
23. Chris Ferguson (22), Mount Holly, N.C., Team Zero, $5,228
24. Scott Bloomquist (0), Mooresburg, Tenn., Team Zero, $5,028
Lap leaders: Madden 1-16, 18, 25-91; O'Neal 17, 19-24; Overton 92-100
Fast qualifier (among 114 cars): Chris Ferguson, 15.781 seconds
Heat race winners: Overton, Chris Ferguson, Madden, Carson Ferguson, Dohm, O’Neal
Consolation winners: Davenport, McDowell
Provisional starters: Thornton, Moran
Chasing the Dream winners: Ryan Gustin, Mike Marlar, Daulton Wilson
Note: The event was halted by rain after 14 laps on June 11 and completed Sept. 7.

Correction: Fixes lap leaders to include O'Neal.

Lap-by-lap updates (cont.)

Lap 100: Overton wins

Lap 92: Overton grabs the lead with an outside run on the restart.

Lap 91: Caution for crash involving seventh running Devin Moran, who shot up the track and collected sixth-running Hudson O'Neal and eighth-running Bobby Pierce.

Lap 85: Madden out to a 2.110-second advantage.

Lap 77: It's Madden leading Overton, McCreadie, Sheppard and Davenport, who is a half lap behind. ... Fifteen cars remain on track.

Lap 73: Carson Ferguson slows and pulls to infield.

Lap 70: Stretching his lead to a halfstraightaway over Overterm Madden continues to cruise. T-Mac runs third still. Davenport is up to sixth.

Lap 65: Madden leads Overton by 2 seconds, with McCrecie third, Sheppard fourth and Rice fifth. O'Neal fading, now runs ninth.

Lap 60: Sheppard up to fourth.

Lap 55: Madden still leads by a full second. Brandon Sheppard up to seventh and Jonathan Davenport up to ninth.

Lap 50: Madden leads Overton by 0.860; Rice, Tim McCreadie and Kyle Bronson round out top five. O'Neal has slipped to sixth.

Lap 38: Josh Rices passes O'Neal for third, trails Madden and Overton.

Lap 27: Overton drives by O'Neal for second.

Lap 18: Madden back in front.

Lap 17: Hudson O'Neal grabs the lead from Chris Madden

Lap 15: Chris Ferguson spins, tags the hall hard to draw a caution.

9:12 p.m.: Dream XXVIII resumes

Pre-race notes

Chris Madden of Gray Court, S.C., has been the Dream’s leader for 88 days. A lot has changed for Madden since rain postponed the final 86 circuits of the 100-lapper to this evening — most notably the loss of the XR1 Rocket car that the 47-year-old drove that night in June. After destroying that machine in a grinding heat-race crash on July 22 at I-80 Speedway in Greenwood, Neb., Madden will head back into competition in pursuit of his first-ever Eldora crown-jewel victory piloting a Rocket car that he debuted Aug. 4 at Cedar Lake Speedway in New Richmond, Wis., and has only tested since then. … Brandon Overton of Evans, Ga., restarts second as he bids to become the first driver to win three consecutive Dreams. … Hudson O’Neal of Martinsville, Ind., who sits third in the running order, celebrated his 22nd birthday just two days ago. If he’s able to join his father Don as a Dream winner he would become the event’s youngest winner, supplanting Jimmy Mars, who was 25 when he captured the race in 1997. … Brandon Sheppard of New Berlin, Ill. (running 14th) commented after hot laps that the Eldora surface “seems a little different” than it did in June. “I think it’s gonna get slicker,” he said. … As Dale McDowell of Chickamauga, Ga., sat on his four-wheeler watching the first 20-lap Chasing the Dream feature from inside turns one and two, he was asked how he had vaulted from 22nd to 12th in the 14 Dream laps run on June 11. “Damned if I know,” he quipped. The veteran and former Dream winner made some slick moves three months ago to blast away from Jonathan Davenport of Blairsville, Ga. — the Eldora Million took the green flag alongside McDowell but sits 20th in the restart lineup — but is expecting a much different racetrack. “The race usually gets real interesting with 20 to 25 (laps) to go,” he said. “Now we’ve already lost 14 laps, so it’ll be interesting to see what happens.” … Josh Rice of Verona, Ky. (restarting 11th) was hoping to have his team’s bigger engine in his car tonight, but the powerplant, which was sent back to Jay Dickens’s shop in Mississippi for repairs after problems developed before last month’s North-South 100, didn’t arrive in time for him to bolt it in. The freight delivery of the motor took a circuitous route to Rice and Co.; it somehow ended up in New York before finally reaching Rice’s shop earlier today. (It’s now in Rice’s truck and his team will decide Thursday if they want to drop it in the car for the World 100 action.) … Mason Zeigler of Chalk Hill, Pa., went down a lap to Madden by mere inches on the last Dream lap run in June before the red flag was displayed for rain. Eldora does not use the Lucky Dog rule so he can’t get his lap back, but he plans to restart the race to use it as a test session for his Barry Wright Race Car.

Wednesday's schedule

10 a.m.: Turn-three race registration opens (pit passes and media credential sign-in)
10 a.m.: Main gate ticket office opens (tickets, pit passes and will call)
10 a.m.: Turn-four ticket office opens (tickets and pit passes)
Noon: Turn-three pit gate opens
2 p.m.: All ADA parking opens (permit required)
2 p.m.: Grandstand cleared and secured for grand opening
3 p.m.: All admission gates/suites/concessions open
5 p.m.: Drivers’ meeting
6:30 p.m.: Hot laps
7:30 p.m.: Racing begins
- Timed hot laps
- Chasing the Dream features
- Hot laps
- Conclusion of Dream XXVII (laps 15-100)

Dream postponed

Persistent rain has postponed the remainder of Dream XXVIII to Wednesday, Sept. 7, the same week as the 52nd annual World 100. The event will resume with 14 laps complete and Chris Madden out front. The running order: 1. Chris Madden; 2. Brandon Overton; 3. Hudson O'Neal; 4. Carson Ferguson; 5. Tim McCreadie; 6. Kyle Strickler; 7. Zack Dohm; 8. Chris Ferguson; 9. Kyle Bronson; 10. Gregg Satterlee; 11. Josh Rice; 12. Dale McDowell; 13. Devin Moran; 14. Brandon Sheppard; 15. Brian Shirley; 16. Tyler Erb; 17. Bobby Pierce; 18. Ricky Thornton Jr.; 19. Shannon Babb; 20. Jonathan Davenport; 21. Scott Bloomquist; 22. Johnny Scott; 23. Mason Zeigler; 24. Earl Pearson Jr.

Lap-by-lap updates

9:30 p.m.: Rain is still steadily falling and most of the non-qualifiers have left the infield with their haulers; even Bobby Pierce, who is 17th in the current running order, loaded up and left the infield with his rig. The program remains under a rain delay.

Lap 14: Caution waves for rain. Race red-flagged. Earl Pearson pits. Rain falling. Madden leads Overton, O'Neal, Carson Ferguson and Tim McCreadie. Gregg Satterlee up to 10th from 16th. ... cars pulled into the pits and were covered shortly before 8 p.m.

Lap 10: Madden still leads Brandon Overton and Hudson O’Neal.

Lap 1: Dream goes green at 7:39 p.m. Chris Madden leads the first lap with rain threatening.

Dream XXVII lineup

(100 laps)
Row 1: Hudson O’Neal, Zack Dohm
Row 2: Carson Ferguson, Chris Madden
Row 3: Chris Ferguson, Brandon Overton
Row 4: Kyle Strickler, Tyler Erb
Row 5: Tim McCreadie, Brandon Sheppard
Row 6: Mason Zeigler, Kyle Bronson
Row 7: Shannon Babb, Scott Bloomquist
Row 8: Bobby Pierce, Gregg Satterlee
Row 9: Josh Rice, Brian Shirley
Row 10: Ricky Thornton Jr., Devin Moran
Row 11: Jonathan Davenport, Dale McDowell
Row 12: Johnny Scott, Earl Pearson Jr.

Consolation results

First consolation (top two transfer): Jonathan Davenport, Johnny Scott, Chase Junghans, Dennis Erb Jr., Stormy Scott, Michael Page, Ashton Winger, Jeep Van Wormer, Dylan Thompson, Kenny Collins, Kye Blight, Scott James, Jason Jameson, Trevor Landrum, Jensen Ford, Doug Drown, Gordy Gundaker, Jason Feger, Will Herrington. Scratched: Cade Dillard, Chad Simpson, Manny Falcon, Tyler Millwood.

Second consolation (top two transfer): Dale McDowell, Earl Pearson Jr., Garrett Alberson, Max Blair, Ryan Gustin, Nick Hoffman, Chub Frank, Tim Lance, Spencer Hughes, Mack McCarter, Jimmy Sharpe Jr., Joseph Joiner, Frank Heckenast Jr., Ryan Scott, Jerry Bowersock, David Webster, Steven Roberts, Parker Martin, Mark Whitener, John Henderson. Scratched: Victor Lee, Cameron Weaver, Jimmy Owens, Jake Timm.

Consolation lineups

(15 laps; top two transfer)
First consolation
Row 1: Johnny Scott, Dennis Erb Jr.
Row 2: Chase Junghans, Ashton Winger
Row 3: Andrew Reaume, Kenny Collins
Row 4: Jensen Ford, Jason Feger
Row 5: Stormy Scott, Michael Page
Row 6: Wil Herrington, Kye Blight
Row 7: Doug Drown, Jonathan Davenport
Row 8: Jeep Van Wormer, Dylan Thompson
Row 9: Jason Jameson, Scott James
Row 10: Cade Dillard, Chad Simpson,
Row 11: Gordy Gundaker, Manny Falcon
Row 12: Trevor Landrum, Tyler Millwood
Second consolation
Row 1: Nick Hoffman, Tim Lance
Row 2: Dale McDowell, Garrett Alberson
Row 3: Ryan Gustin, Earl Pearson Jr.
Row 4: Max Blair, Mark Whitener
Row 5: Frank Heckenast Jr., Spencer Hughes
Row 6: David Webster, Chub Frank
Row 7: Mack McCarter, Steven Roberts
Row 8: Jimmy Sharpe Jr., Victor Lee
Row 9: Ryan Scott, Cameron Weaver
Row 10: Joseph Joiner, Jake Timm
Row 11: Parker Martin, Bowersock
Row 12: Owens, John Henderson

Heat 4-6 notes

Super Late Model rookie Carson Ferguson joined his cousin Chris Ferguson as a heat winner, leading all the way to take the fourth prelim by 1.009 seconds over Brandon Sheppard. The victory gave the 22-year-old Ferguson the third starting for the Dream in his first-ever visit to Eldora. … A lap-11 caution flag in the fourth heat was a great benefit to Gregg Satterlee, who vaulted from sixth to third on the restart and held on to take the final transfer spot. … After a rain delay lasting 28 minutes, the fifth heat began with a wild backstretch tangle triggered when Mason Zeigler hooked a rut in turn two and collected several cars, including Daulton Wilson, Tyler Bruening and John Blankenship. … Jimmy Owens was in a battle for third on lap 12 of the fifth heat when his car veered to the right in turn one and smacked the outside wall. … Taking advantage of a the restart following Owens’s incident, Zack Dohm sailed past Josh Rice to regain the lead he had lost on lap five and held on to emerge victorious and secure the outside pole for the Dream finale. … Rice slipped to a third-place finish behind Zeigler, who survived his opening-lap problems in the marathon race. … Hudson O’Neal’s flag-to-flag victory in the sixth heat gave him the honor of starting the Dream from the pole position, duplicating the spot where he took the green flag in Thursday’s Million. ... Ricky Thornton Jr. and Devin Moran received the points provisionals.

Rain delay

Sprinkles of rain began to fall during the fourth heat and intensified enough after its completion to prevent the fifth prelim from rolling onto the track. The program was put under a rain delay at 5:50 p.m. with the the hope that the small cell of precipitation would pass by quickly without becoming too heavy.

Heat 4-6 results

Fourth heat (top three transfer): Carson Ferguson, Brandon Sheppard, Gregg Satterlee, Nick Hoffman, Garrett Alberson, Max Blair, Spencer Hughes, Mack McCarter, Victor Lee, Joseph Joiner, Jerry Bowersock, Dustin Nobbe, Freddie Carpenter, Austin Kirkpatrick, Jason Miller, Austin Neely, Brenden Smith. Scratched: Zane Devilbiss, Coleby Frye.

Fifth heat (top three transfer): Zack Dohm, Mason Zeigler, Josh Rice, Tim Lance, Ryan Gustin, Jake Timm, Mark Whitener, Ryan Scott, David Webster,  Steven Roberts, Jimmy Owens, Ricky Weiss, Ryan Missler, Kent Robinson, Daulton Wilson, Tyler Bruening, John Blankenship, Rod Conley. Scratched: Jay Johnson.

Sixth heat (top three transfer): Hudson O’Neal, Kyle Bronson, Brian Shirley, Dale McDowell, Frank Heckenast Jr., Earl Pearson Jr., Chub Frank, Jimmy Sharpe Jr., Cameron Weaver, Parker Martin, John Henderson, Jason Riggs, Bryant Dickinson, Mario Gresham, Kyle Hammer. Scratched: Darrell Lanigan, Chris Simpson, Billy Moyer, Logan Roberson.

Heat 1-3 notes

The polesitting Brandon Overton took an up-and-down route to victory in the first heat: falling behind Devin Moran on lap two, regaining command on lap three, slipping to third on lap four and finally rallying to grab the top spot for good from Ashton Winger on lap 11. Overton also survived a mid-race scare when he hit a rut in turn two, causing his car’s left side to bounce off the racing surface. … Moran failed to transfer, finishing fourth after losing a last-lap battle with Shannon Babb. … Michael Page was bidding for a top-five spot on lap 12 of the first heat when he spun entering turn one and collected two other cars, including Trent Ivy. An Eldora Million feature starter on Thursday, Ivey’s car had to be towed off the track. … Chris Ferguson grabbed the lead from Tyler Erb on lap two and controlled the remainder of the second heat, beating Erb by 1.909 seconds with Scott Bloomquist a bit farther behind in third to move on and chase a ninth career Dream triumph. … Million winner Jonathan Davenport was chasing Ferguson from second place on lap 12 when he scraped the outside wall through turns three and four and moments later blew a right-rear tire. He returned after a pit stop and, needing to finish at least 11th to make a B-main field, charged from 14th to finish eighth. … Chris Madden went to work quickly in the third heat, surging from third to first on the opening lap and then running away from the pack to beat Tim McCreadie by 4.828 seconds. The preliminary feature winner secured the fourth starting spot for the 100-lap headliner. … Bobby Pierce advanced from the ninth starting spot to finish third in Heat 3, completing his charge with a lap-12 slider on Chase Junghans rounding turns three and four.

Heat 1-3 results

First heat (top three transfer): Brandon Overton, Kyle Strickler, Shannon Babb, Devin Moran, Johnny Scott, Ashton Winger, Jensen Ford, Michael Page, Doug Drown, Dylan Thompson, Cade Dillard, Manny Falcon, Chad Thrash, Trent Ivey. Scratched: Boom Briggs, Cla Knight, Robby Hensley, Steve Casebolt.

Second heat (top three transfer): Chris Ferguson, Tyler Erb, Scott Bloomquist, Dennis Erb Jr., Andrew Reaume, Jason Feger, Wil Herrington, Jonathan Davenport, Jason Jameson, Chad Simpson, Trevor Landrum, Mike Benedum, Ross Bailes, Daniel Hilsabeck, Bumb Hedman. Scratched: Mike Marlar, Kent Robinson, Mike Provenzano, Jimmy Mars.

Third heat (top three transfer): Chris Madden, Tim McCreadie, Bobby Pierce, Chase Junghans, Ricky Thornton Jr., Kenny Collins, Stormy Scott, Kye Blight, Jeep Van Wormer, Scott James, Gordy Gundaker, Tyler Millwood, Cody Overton, G.R. Smith, Dakotah Knuckles, Todd Brennan. Scratched: Dustin Linville, Jay Eddy, Tyler Stevens.

Heat lineups

(15 laps; top three transfer)
First heat
Row 1: Brandon Overton, Devin Moran
Row 2: Kyle Strickler, Michael Page
Row 3: Johnny Scott, Ashton Winger
Row 4: Cade Dillard, Shannon Babb
Row 5: Trent Ivey, Boom Briggs
Row 6: Dona Marcoullier, Doug Drown
Row 7: Chad Thrash, Jensen Ford
Row 8: Dylan Thompson, Cla Knight
Row 9: Robby Hensley, Manny Falcon
Row 10: Steve Casebolt
Second heat
Row 1: Chris Ferguson, Tyler Erb
Row 2: Jonathan Davenport, Mike Marlar
Row 3: Dennis Erb Jr., Scott Bloomquist
Row 4: Wil Herrington, Ross Bailes
Row 5: Chad Simpson, Jason Feger
Row 6: Jason Jameson, Andrew Reaume
Row 7: Ross Robinson, Mike Benedum
Row 8: Daniel Hilsabeck, Trevor Landrum
Row 9: Bump Hedman, Mike Provenzano
Row 10: Jimmy Mars
Third heat
Row 1: Ricky Thornton Jr., Kenny Collins
Row 2: Chris Madden, Stormy Scott
Row 3: Tim McCreadie, Dustin Linville
Row 4: Jeep Van Wormer, Chase Junghans
Row 5: Bobby Pierce, Gordy Gundaker
Row 6: Scott James, Kye Blight
Row 7: G.R. Smith, Tyler Millwood
Row 8: Dakotah Knuckles, Cody Overton
Row 9: Todd Brennan, Jay Eddy
Row 10: Tyler Stevens
Fourth heat
Row 1: Carson Ferguson, Brandon Sheppard
Row 2: Nick Hoffman, Austin Kirkpatrick
Row 3: Garrett Alberson, Joseph Joiner
Row 4: Spencer Hughes, Victor Lee
Row 5: Gregg Satterlee, Mack McCarter
Row 6: Max Blair, Dustin Nobbe
Row 7: Austin Neely, Jason Miller
Row 8: Freddie Carpenter, Brenden Smith
Row 9: Zane Devilbiss, Jerry Bowersock
Row 10: Coleby Frye
Fifth heat
Row 1: Zack Dohm, Ryan Gustin
Row 2: Josh Rice, Jimmy Owens
Row 3: Mark Whitener, Mason Zeigler
Row 4: Ricky Weiss, Daulton Wilson
Row 5: Kent Robinson, Tim Lance
Row 6: Tyler Bruening, Steven Roberts
Row 7: John Blankenship, Jake Timm
Row 8: Rod Conley, Ryan Missler
Row 9: David Webster, Ryan Scott
Row 10: Jay Johnson
Sixth heat
Row 1: Hudson O’Neal, Brian Shirley
Row 2: Dale McDowell, Frank Heckenast Jr.
Row 3: Kyle Bronson, Chub Frank
Row 4: Earl Pearson Jr., Kyle Hammer
Row 5: Parker Martin, Jason Riggs
Row 6: Cameron Weaver, Chris Simpson
Row 7: Logan Roberson, Billy Moyer
Row 8: John Henderson, Jimmy Sharpe Jr.
Row 9: Mario Gresham, Bryant Dickinson
Row 10: Darrell Lanigan