ARCA @ Kansas

by bigdc48 Tue Oct 01, 2013 5:33 pm

Not only this will be the final race of the 2013 ARCA season at Kansas Speedway, it will be the last time that James Hylton will climb into a racecar in his storied career as he will come to retirement after this race on Friday night. Frank Kimmel will clinch his record 10th ARCA championship in this race by starting in the event.

Entry List coming soon.

by flyingturns89 Fri Oct 04, 2013 7:35 pm

The race is scheduled to start at 8:30 PM ET tonight. Dylan Kwasniewski, the K&N East Series point leader, is making his ARCA debut in the #55 for Venturini, and will do so from the pole. And by completing a qualifying lap, Frank Kimmel officially clinches the 2013 ARCA Racing Series Championship, the tenth of his career.

Some other notes:
The race is, pending any last minute pullouts, going to be 32 cars.
Along with Kwasniewski, there will be another driver making his debut. Justin Allison, grandson of Donnie Allison, will drive the #88 car for BCR Racing. He will start 11th.
James Hylton will start 24th in his final start.

by PackerMan71 Fri Oct 04, 2013 7:44 pm

Regardless of what we think of ARCA, for Frank Kimmel to win 10 championships, in my book, is one helluva accomplishment.

by Alta Fri Oct 04, 2013 8:40 pm

Hylton is still pretty slow when compare him to who else he's around.

by navycook75 Fri Oct 04, 2013 10:46 pm

KIMMELNEEDSAWINSLOL

On another note, I'm done watching ARCA if Kimmel's going to keep dominating in the series.-Said nobody ever.

On a serious note, Kimmel can probably retire now as he has 10 championships and broke Katona's win record.

Also, Good career Hylton.

by Sparkz47 Sat Oct 05, 2013 12:05 am

navycook75 wrote:I'm watching ARCA -Said nobody ever.

Fixed

by flyingturns89 Sat Oct 05, 2013 1:01 am

Unofficial Top 20 in points. All of these 20 drivers have earned an invite to ARCA's postseason banquet.

Frank Kimmel 5460
Mason Mingus 5095
Justin Boston 4845
Tom Hessert 4730
Josh Williams 4550

Mason Mitchell 4385
Milka Duno 4130
Will Kimmel 3940
Thomas Praytor 3935
Spencer Gallagher 3515

James Hylton 3355
Roger Carter 3165
James Swanson 2970
Darrell Basham 2115
Grant Enfinger 1695

Kyle Benjamin 1620
Bobby Gerhart 1380
Taylor Ferns 1340
Austin Self 1160
Chad Boat 1150

On another note, I believe another first took place in the race, and that is that three drivers of at least 70 years of age started the race. James Hylton, 79, and Wayne Peterson, 75, along with Tom Berte who turned 70 last week, all started this race.

by Alta Sat Oct 05, 2013 1:27 am

flyingturns89 wrote:Unofficial Top 20 in points. All of these 20 drivers have earned an invite to ARCA's postseason banquet.

Frank Kimmel 5460 - Fast all year
Mason Mingus 5095 - Lacking in speed
Justin Boston 4845 - Too many blow ups
Tom Hessert 4730 - Nothing to impressive
Josh Williams 4550 - 10th place all the time

Mason Mitchell 4385 - Meh
Milka Duno 4130 - Awful
Will Kimmel 3940 - Sometimes slow
Thomas Praytor 3935 - Slow
Spencer Gallagher 3515 - Missed 4 races

James Hylton 3355 - Slow
Roger Carter 3165 - Slow
James Swanson 2970 - Meh
Darrell Basham 2115 - Slow
Grant Enfinger 1695 - Missed a few races

Kyle Benjamin 1620 - Missed a few races
Bobby Gerhart 1380 - Slow over daytona
Taylor Ferns 1340 - Missed races
Austin Self 1160 - Missed races
Chad Boat 1150 - Missed races

On another note, I believe another first took place in the race, and that is that three drivers of at least 70 years of age started the race. James Hylton, 79, and Wayne Peterson, 75, along with Tom Berte who turned 70 last week, all started this race.

Had to point that out

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