October 19
Lincoln Speedway,
Lincoln, IL
Sanction: DIRTcar Supers (DIRTcar Fall Nationals) - $3,000
Information provided by: Track reports (last updated October 20, 12:40 pm)
Feger repels Unzicker for Lincoln's Fall Nationals
DIRTcar Fall Nationals
- Jason Feger
- Ryan Unzicker
- Dakota Ewing
- Frank Heckenast Jr.
- Allen Weisser
- Jose Parga
- Cam Gardner
- Blaze Burwell
- Jake Little
- Ryan Miller
- Chevy Miller
- Bob Gardner
- Blaise Baker
- Jayme Zidar
- Brandon Sweitzer
- Myles Moos
- Curtis Eller
- Billy Hough
- Doug Tye
- Brayton Wallace
- Timmy Dick
- Eric Spangler
- Roben Huffman
- Jeffrey Ledford
Jason Feger went flag-to-flag in the 29th annual DIRTcar Fall Nationals.
What won the race: Repelling a late-race charge from Ryan Unzicker, second-starting Jason Feger of Bloomington, Ill., earned a flag-to-flag victory in Saturday's 25-lap 29th annual DIRTcar Fall Nationals finale at Lincoln Speedway. Feger beat the fast-closing Unzicker to the line by 0.485 of a second for the $3,000 victory, his 15th overall win of the season.
Key notes: Feger notched his second win of the season at Lincoln after topping June's $7,500 DIRTcar Summer Nationals stop, his third straight Hell Tour victory there. ... Fourth-starting Ryan Unzicker, winner of Friday's $2,000 opener, settled for runner-up honors after slipping by Jose Parga on a lap-seven restart. ... The pole-starting Parga, of New Berlin, Ill., faded to sixth aboard his 604 Crate-powered DIRTcar Pro Late Model. ... Frank Heckenast Jr. started eighth and finished fourth. ... Jake Little rebounded to ninth after spinning on lap seven to draw the race's first caution. ... Timmy Dick and Jeffrey Ledford tangled on the ensuing restart attempt, with resulting damage causing a brief fire on Ledford's car, ending his night. ... Dick continued until spinning to trigger the third slowdown on lap 13 before pulling off. ... Myles Moos left the racing surface on a lap-13 restart attempt and was forced to tag the field before tangling with Brayton Wallace during the fifth and final yellow flag on lap 14. Wallace continued a few more laps before retiring, while Moos placed 16th. ... The feature lasted 22 minutes, with 17 starters completing the distance and 19 running at the checkers.
On the move: Blaze Burwell of Mount Vernon, Ill., started 16th and finished eighth.
Winner's sponsors: Feger’s Longhorn Chassis has a Clements Racing Engine with sponsorship from Titan Industries, Digital Copy Systems, Hoker Trucking, The Big Cheese MM, Out-Pace Racing Products, CorrosionX, Remtek Enterprises, RLM Enterprises, Cheap Cars, FK Rod Ends, Keyser Manufacturing, Bilstein Shocks, Schaeffer’s Racing Oil, Wehrs Machine & Racing Products, VP Racing Fuels and Griffin Signs.
Current weather: Clear, 50°F
Car count: 30
Fast qualifier: Myles Moos
Time: 13.935 seconds
Polesitter: Jose Parga
Heat race winners: Jose Parga, Jason Feger, Allen Weisser
Consolation race winners: Doug Tye
Provisional starters: Bob Gardner, Billy Hough
Editor's note: Corrects winner's purse for referenced June 23 DIRTcar Summer Nationals race ($7,500).