A sold out Plymouth Dirt Track (Video Highlights from DirtVision.com)
6/6/25
Plymouth Dirt Track
Plymouth, WI
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MSA 360’s
39 410’s
22 360’s
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The cars were split into two groups. Rico Abreu (12th car out to time) set quick time in the first group and overall at 11.385 seconds. Carson Macedo (6th car out) was second quick, followed by Danny Sams III (4th), Tanner Thorson (5th) and Chase Randall (7th). Kyle Larson (11th car out) was quickest in the second group, followed by Tyler Courtney (6th), Buddy Kofoid (9th), Logan Schuchart (2nd) and Bill Balog (8th).
Heat one (started): 1. Sams III 24D (2) 2. Abreu 24 (1) 3. Cole Macedo 2c (4) 4. Randall 9 (3) 5. Zach Hampton 6 (5) / 6. Tim Shaffer 17GP (9) 7. Max Guilford 16c (8) 8. Kelby Watt 1K (7) 9. Rees Moran 22m (6) 10. Matt Vandervere 10V (10)
10-lap heats took the top five to the A, and the top two to the Dash. Sams led the distance. Randall moved by Hampton on lap two for fourth. Shaffer did well to move from the tail to sixth, and earned a good starting spot in the B.
H6) eat two (started): 1. Ca. Macedo 41 (1) 2. Thorson 88 (2) 3. Gio Scelzi 18 (3) 4. Donny Schatz 15 (4) 5. Chris Windom 7s (6) / 6. Hunter Schuerenberg 55 (5) 7. Scotty Thiel 51 (7) 8. Josh Schneiderman 49J (8) 9. Billy Kreutz 3BK (10) 10. Tyler Tischendorf 26 (9)
Ca. Macedo led flag to flag and won going away. Windom worked by Schuerenberg for the final transfer spot on lap two. Thorson snagged the second Dash spot from Scelzi with four to go.
Heat three (started): 1. Larson 57 (1) 2. Kofoid 83 (2) 3. Balog 17B (3) 4. David Gravel 2 (4) 5. Sheldon Haudenschild 17 (5) / 6. Garet Williamson 23 (6) 7. Travis Arenz 25T (8) 8. Joel Myers Jr. 19 (7) 9. Austin Hartmann 87A (9) 10. Todd King 47 (10)
Larson led wire to wire. Hartmann stopped two laps in after contact with King. The top five remained unchanged for the duration.
Heat four (started): 1. Courtney 7BC (1) 2. Brad Sweet 49 (3) 3. Schuchart 1s (2) 4. Ayrton Gennetten 3 (5) 5. Emerson Axsom 27 (7) / 6. Anthony Macri 39m (8) 7. Conner Morrell 28m (8) 8. Skylar Gee 99 (6) 9. Tommy Colburn 9c (9)
Courtney led the distance over Sweet, who nabbed second from Schuchart on the first lap. Gee was battling with Macri for the final transfer when he caught an infield tire and tipped over two laps in. Courtney led Sweet, Schuchart, Gennetten, Macri and Axsom back to green. Axsom shot by Macri to gain the final transfer spot on lap four.
Dash (started): 1. Larson (1) 2. Abreu (2) 3. Courtney (3) 4. Kofoid (5) 5. Sweet (8) 6. Thorson (6) 7. Sams (4) 8. Ca. Macedo (7)
The 8-lapper set up the order of the first four rows of the A main.
B main (started): 1. Schuerenberg (1) 2. Williamson (4) 3. Macri (2) 4. Shaffer (3) / 5. Thiel (7) 6. Arenz (6) 7. Guilford (5) 8. Schneiderman (11) 9. Watt (9) 10. Morrell (8) 11. Myers Jr. (10) 12. Gee (12) 13. Harmann (14) 14. Moran (13) 15. King (18) 16. Colburn (16) 17. Kreutz (15) 18. Tischendorf (19) 19. Vandervere (17)
The 12-lapper took the top four to the A main. Schuerenberg led Macri, Shaffer and Williamson early. Shaffer slid in front of Macri for second on lap six, and Williamson followed him into third on lap 7. Williamson continued his attack on the cushion, getting by Shaffer on lap eight. Shaffer took an infield approach to avoid a lapped car and lost third to Macri, but held onto the final transfer.
A main (started): 1. Abreu (2) 2. Kofoid (4) 3. Courtney (3) 4. Ca. Macedo (8) 5. Sweet (5) 6. Haudenschild (18) 7. Balog (10) 8. Thorson (6) 9. Schatz (15) 10. Windom (19) 11. Williamson (22) 12. Co. Macedo (9) 13. Randall (13) 14. Axsom (20) 15. Scelzi (11) 16. Schuchart (12) 17. Macri (23) 18. Sams (7) 19. Gennetten (16) 20. Shaffer (24) 21. Schuerenberg (21) 22. Gravel (14) 23. Larson (1) 24. Hampton (17)
The 35-lapper began with Schuchart tipping over in turn four. He would restart at the tail. Abreu led Larson and Kofoid on lap one, before Randall stopped a lap in to bring another caution. Sweet passed Thorson to get in the top five at that point, trailing Abreu, Larson, Kofoid and Courtney. Larson was in hot pursuit of Abreu six laps in when his rear axle broke in turn one sending him hard up into the turn one fence and an abrupt stop. He was uninjured. Abreu took the inside line on the double-file restart ahead of Kofoid, Courtney, Sweet, Thorson and Ca. Macedo. Sweet took third on the restart, and Ca. Macedo moved into the top five. Gravel came to a stop with mechanical issues 12 laps in and retired. Abreu led Kofoid, Swet, Courtney and Ca. Macedo back to green. Courtney slid under Sweet for third when the green fell. The final caution came on lap 19, when Gennetten performed a 360 spin. The lead five remained the same until Ca. Macedo shot by Sweet for fourth on lap 22. Abreu entered lapped traffic on lap 27. With four to go, Kofoid took a slider at the leader in turn four. Abreu just cleared on the outside, clipping Kofoid, but saving his sideways trajectory. He led to the end. Haudenschild was the hard-charger.