Nobody has dominated the Brickyard like Ryan Heuser and the #138 Quick-Silver Motorsports NOS Energy Chevrolet. He's earned a top-5 finish in every event since 2018, hoping to finally nab the points lead away from Tony Pizzaro. Both drivers will qualify outside the top-10. 400,000 spectators roam the facility in hopes of a new superstar, with 45 drivers ready to dethrone the King!

Race Results

Points Standings

Race Recap

Zakk Miller earns his third straight pole! A Team Danger Zone one-two punch on the front-row, hoping to sever ties with the rest of the pack and dominate the show. They would fail. Johnny Reed Foley leads lap-one with ease, navigating past the teammates like Magellan on the Victoria. It's his fourth-straight race with a lap-led, only one behind Ryan Heuser and John Battista for the league lead.

Devastation on lap-three! Dakota Wilkins gets turned exiting turn-three, sliding through the short-chute access-road before returning to the track. Dave Miller pulverized his passenger-side, sending Dakota for a flip with Miller clipping both "camera-cars" Tony Gunk and Mike Carroll. All four ventured into the turn-four wall, with Chauncey Redmond Jr. failing to avoid. All would fail to continue.

Dakota Wilkins and Dave Miller dropped to 15th and 16th in the standings after the accident, dropping 100-points behind tenth-place Bink Lucas with only three races left. More importantly, they lost the Brickyard 400. Up front, Alex Crapser inherits the lead after he, Craig Lee, Doug Spark, Markell Murphy, Scott Jackson and Bink Lucas stay out. Crapser would continue his advantage through lap-15, before pole-sitter Zakk Miller re-gained the throne. Markell Murphy pulled to fourth, leaving three of the top-four spots to Team Danger Zone.

Despite a second full-fledged effort for Miller and Michael to pull away from the pack, Ryan Heuser rummaged through the field to lead his sixth-straight event on lap-37. Only Miller, Johnny Reed Foley and Jeremy Hebel could match his pace through the halfway mark, slicing a five-second gap on fifth place Geno Sphere. After pit stops, the #138 Quick-Silver Motorsports entry was gone, in-line to take the points lead if the results stood still.

Horrible crash in turn-3! Alex Crapser goes for a spin after contact with Tony Pizzaro, becoming dismantled by Scott Jackson as Bink Lucas and Molemar Diggs fly into the carnage. Three severe hits to Crapser's #04 Pennzoil Chevrolet knock him out cold, with Molermar Diggs pile-driving him towards the outside barrier. Luckily, the walls were foam-based, increasing his chances to race at Michigan next week.

Molemar Diggs goes for a ride! Fifteen full flips in eight-seconds; a tumble of the ages! Miraculously, Molemar came out unscathed. Every socket in his body turned red, with a bleeding mouth and eye socket the only blemish. He'd park next to Bink Lucas, who also went for a slide across the pavement. Molemar, Bink, Crapser, Matthew Dominique, Rick Jackson, Scott Jackson, Michael Henson, Rod Weston, Jonathan Skrabacz and Steven Spears all failed to continue.

Ryan Heuser leads the field to green! Johnny Reed Foley gets a push from John Battista, taking the helm before Heuser nabs it back on lap-102. A turn-4 accident between Dan Johnston and Cristian Torres puts the field to a halt, with both drivers okay despite their heavy impact to the outside barrier. It was Heuser, Foley, Tony Pizzaro, Jeremy Hebel, Geno Sphere, Battista, Matt Raboin, Alan Nesfeder, Timothy Mc ... Read more »