Qualifying Results

For the first time in Extravaganza Series history, three teams will enter a race with a four-car stable. CFM Motorsports powers down with Kevin Corbat at Doug Spark making the show, adding to Timothy McDonnell and Johnny Reed Foley's powerhouse organization! All of Team Danger Zone and Lucas Racing's entries also make the field, with the latter dominating the restrictor-plate races over the past half-decade. John Battista hopes to win his first race of the year after an outside-pole lap, with Donald Stewart in third hoping to lead his first circuit of the young season. Fall Talladega winner Ryan Heuser edged Adam Crapser out at 46.679 seconds, taking his 10th try to finally earn his first pole-position in 2024! 46 drivers enter the race, with 37 hoping to make it 10 different winners in the first 10 events!

Points Talladega Winners Since 2020
2020 Spring: Alex Crapser
2020 Fall: Matthew Dominique
2021 Spring: John Battista
2021 Fall: Bink Lucas
2022 Spring: Tony Pizzaro
2022 Fall: Alex Crapser
2023 Spring: John Battista
2023 Fall: Ryan Heuser
*green indicates Lucas Racing driver

Steven Spears benefits from the 46-car entry list to make the show at Talladega! This is icing-on-the-cake for Team Danger Zone, coming off two-straight victories during the short track stretch and inheriting the series points lead! Zakk Miller has never been atop the Extravaganza Standings until today, only seven points ahead of Superspeedway ace Alex Crapser. Zach Michael finally clinches the top-10 with a dominating victory at Martinsville! Markell Murphy has shown speed all season, winning from the pole at Rockingham and leading 66 laps at Bristol. So far, they are the only team to score multiple victories with three, and the only team to earn poles with multiple drivers before Ryan Heuser today. They have absolutely dominated in the laps led category, running first in 785 of the 3,119 laps currently run. For the first time since Richmond, all four teams will be in the field in attempt to add to their 2024 domination.

Molemar Diggs stands out! An unbelievable fifth-straight top-7 finish puts the #41 Steelers Chevrolet well atop the Rookie of the Year heap! An ongoing battle, clouting from the rear of the field all season to earn immaculate finishes. Molemar's started 37th or worse five times, finishing sixth at Texas and Martinsville despite the handicap. He currently stands 5th in the standings, leading all of Extravaganza in top-10 finishes!

2024 Top-10 Finishes
1. Molemar Diggs: 6
2. Zakk Miller: 5
3. Alex Crapser: 5
4. Ken Pettit: 4
5. Johnny Reed Foley: 4

Jeremy Hebel and Steve Inkman finished 2nd and 12th at Martinsville, encapsulating themselves inside the top-20 in points in what could be the strongest rookie crop in Extravaganza history! Inkman has four top-15 finishes despite an average starting spot of 34th. He's also one of only three drivers without a DNF on the season. Hebel's second-pl ... Read more »