Heat #1 Drivers

Heat #2 Drivers

100 drivers were selected by the 45-man Extravaganza panel to compete in the Nashville Superspeedway Duel-Qualifying heats this weekend. This included 48 Extravaganza Series regulars, 33 Bonanza Series regulars, 5 Tundra Cup Series regulars, 4 ARCA Bonzai Series regulars, 3 local Late Model drivers, 2 Indy Car drivers, 2 Wrangler Outlaws, a former Formula Europe driver and 2 celebrities. 84 drivers of the 100 were able to qualify their way into the show via two-lap time trials, with the top-35 in Extravaganza Series points earning provisionals into the heats.
 

Heat #1:
42 of the odd-numbered qualifiers (1-83) will re-qualify and race a 50-lap heat. The top-15 finishers of the 42 drivers will advance to next week's 300-lap feature. 

Heat #2:
42 of the even-numbered qualifiers (2-84) will re-qualify and race a 50-lap heat. The top-15 finishers of the 42 drivers will advance to next week's 300-lap feature. 

Heat #3:
The top-35 in Extravaganza Series points who didn't advance will get a final chance to race into the show. For drivers outside the top-35, the top-finishers in the first two heats who didn't advance will fill up the remainder of the field until it reaches 42 drivers. They will all re-qualify and race a 50-lap heat. The top-15 finishers of the 42 drivers will advance to next week's 300-lap feature.

Consolation:
There are no provisionals for the top-35 in Extravaganza Series points if they don't qualify after Heat #3. With bad luck or an improper setup, one big-name driver could easily miss the feature. In consolation, The 16th to 24th place finishers of Heat #3 will receive Extravaganza Series points (16th will get 28, 24th will get 1), and be credited for an Extravaganza Series start.

Heat #1: Friday, June 16th, 6:00 ET
Heat #2: Friday, June 16th, 6:45 ET
Heat #3: Friday, June 16th, 7:30 ET

Frank Womack has endured a struggling season in the Tundra Cup series, currently 10th in the standings after several DNF's and a lack of a victory. He has been asked to replace Ziggy Moonglow in the #02 Delta Sim Racing car, solidifying his presence in the big time after racing over a decade in the top divisions of N.O.R.L. Racing. There is no timetable for Ziggy's recovery, with Moonglow out indeffinately with a desicrated abdomen, broken ribs and a hardcore concussion. This could be a full-time ride for the rest of the season for Womack, who will make his second attempt at an Extravaganza Series field at the same track he tried his first, one year ago. The team is currently 53 points ahead of Steven Spears for the provisional cutoff, so making the race at Nashville is imperrative. Like his newfound teammate Trae Larkin last season, this could be the audition of a lifetime for Frank. In the meantime, his brother Rabo will take over his Tundra Cup Series ride in the #48 Lowe's Silverado.