2008 ASA Midwest Tour season
The 2008 ASA Kwik-Trip Midwest Tour presented by Echo Outdoor Power Equipment was the second season of the American Speed Association's Midwest Tour. The championship was held over 14 races, beginning April 19 in Elko, Minnesota, and ending October 5 in West Salem, Wisconsin. Dan Fredrickson was the champion.
2008 ASA Midwest Tour | |||
Previous: | 2007 | Next: | 2009 |
Schedule and results
Rnd | Date | Race Name | Track | Location | Fast Qualifier | Winner |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | April 19 | Kwik Trip 125 | Elko Speedway | Elko, Minnesota | Dan Fredrickson | Jake Ryan |
2 | May 4 | Echo Chain Saw 100 | Madison International Speedway | Oregon, Wisconsin | Jacob Goede | Dan Fredrickson |
3 | May 17 | KwikTrip Stores 100 | Jefferson Speedway | Cambridge, Wisconsin | Blake Horstman | Jonathan Eilen |
4 | June 1 | Miller Lite 100 | Dells Raceway Park | Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin | Dan Fredrickson | Donny Reuvers |
5 | June 22 | Echo Power Blower 100 | Grundy County Speedway | Morris, Illinois | Johnny Sauter | Donny Reuvers |
6 | July 5 | Echo Bear Cat July Spectacular 100 | I-94 Speedway | Sauk Centre, Minnesota | Chris Wimmer | Dan Fredrickson |
7 | July 18 | 36th Annual Keith Fleck Miller 100 | Hawkeye Downs Speedway | Cedar Rapids, Iowa | Johnny Sauter | Steve Carlson |
8 | July 20 | Rasmussen Group Twin 75's | Iowa Speedway | Newton, Iowa | Tim Schendel | Tim Schendel |
9 | August 5 | SCAG Dixieland 150 | Wisconsin International Raceway | Kaukauna, Wisconsin | Kyle Busch | Steve Carlson |
10 | August 17 | Shakopee 100 | Raceway Park | Shakopee, Minnesota | Travis Sauter | Donny Reuvers |
11 | August 24 | Wisconsin All-Star 100 | Milwaukee Mile | West Allis, Wisconsin | Kyle Busch | Kyle Busch |
12 | August 31 | Labor Day 100 | Norway Speedway | Norway, Michigan | Chris Wimmer | Jamie Iverson |
13 | September 7 | Kim Parsons Memorial 100 | Marshfield Super Speedway | Marshfield, Wisconsin | Donny Reuvers | Tim Schendel |
14 | October 5 | Oktoberfest 100 | La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway | West Salem, Wisconsin | Steve Carlson | Dan Fredrickson |
Championship points
Pos | Driver | Points |
---|---|---|
1 | Dan Fredrickson | 1707 |
2 | Donny Reuvers | 1605 |
3 | Tim Schendel | 1488 |
4 | Chris Wimmer | 1463 |
5 | Jamie Iverson | 1417 |
6 | Andrew Morrisey | 1417 |
7 | Travis Sauter | 1413 |
8 | Nathan Haseleu | 1401 |
9 | Jonathan Eilen | 1396 |
10 | Blake Horstman | 1296 |
11 | Kyle Calmes | 1214 |
12 | Nick Murgic (R) | 1185 |
13 | Jeff Storm | 1145 |
14 | Steve Carlson | 1139 |
15 | Russ Blakeley | 1065 |
16 | Bryan Roach | 1007 |
17 | Mark Kraus | 954 |
18 | Rich Loch | 927 |
19 | Kris Kelly | 842 |
20 | Brandon Hill | 711 |
21 | Matt Kocourek (R) | 639 |
22 | Frank Kreyer | 618 |
23 | Adam Hensel (R) | 557 |
24 | Paul Paine | 548 |
25 | Jacob Goede | 525 |
26 | Kyle Busch | 427 |
27 | Jake Ryan | 421 |
28 | Doug Mahlik | 381 |
29 | Gordy Swanson | 379 |
30 | Josh Vadnais | 377 |
31 | Johnny Sauter | 349 |
32 | Joey Johnson | 348 |
33 | Steve Holzhausen | 347 |
34 | Eugene Gregorich Jr | 343 |
35 | Nick Neville | 314 |
36 | Don Turner | 278 |
37 | Steve Anderson | 247 |
38 | Matt Kenseth | 246 |
39 | Mark Eswein | 244 |
40 | Derek Neville | 238 |
41 | Brett Moffitt | 238 |
42 | Tim Hintz | 214 |
43 | Dalton Zehr | 186 |
44 | Andy Monday | 183 |
45 | Kenny Reiser | 181 |
46 | Dave Feiler | 178 |
47 | Joel Thiesen (R) | 173 |
48 | Tim Rothe | 171 |
49 | Todd Hansen | 162 |
50 | Mark Lamoreaux | 162 |
51 | Adam Royle | 160 |
52 | Jamie Farrell | 157 |
53 | Joey Gase | 150 |
54 | Jon Olson | 150 |
55 | Joe Berthiaume | 150 |
56 | Thor Anderson | 143 |
57 | Robb Vanderloop | 141 |
58 | Chris Grimes | 136 |
59 | Todd Kluever | 129 |
60 | Jason Schneider | 128 |
61 | Brett Sontag | 125 |
62 | Billy Mohn (R) | 123 |
63 | Kenny Richards | 115 |
64 | Cameron Dodson | 115 |
65 | Josh Bauer | 114 |
66 | Jason Weinkauf | 114 |
67 | Eugene Dick | 113 |
68 | Tom Gee, Jr. | 112 |
69 | Michael Gunderson | 111 |
70 | Greg Haese | 111 |
71 | Dean Cornelius | 106 |
72 | Chris Skrede | 106 |
73 | Gary LaMonte (R) | 101 |
74 | Mike Reichenber | 101 |
75 | Jerick Johnson | 98 |
76 | Mike Richter | 98 |
77 | Clint Sillars | 97 |
78 | Darrin Giles | 96 |
79 | Steve Dobbratz | 96 |
80 | Jeff Kendall | 96 |
81 | Jim Ross | 96 |
82 | Tom Lindquist | 95 |
83 | John Meidam | 94 |
84 | Shane Morrisey | 93 |
85 | Jason Vandenberg | 93 |
86 | Tim Sauter | 92 |
87 | Joey Miller | 92 |
88 | Dean LaPointe | 89 |
89 | Nick Panitzke | 88 |
90 | Landon Cassill | 88 |
91 | Dillon Kralovetz | 86 |
92 | Jeremy Lepak | 86 |
93 | Chris Weinkauf | 86 |
94 | Mike Gardner | 84 |
95 | Bryan Turtle | 84 |
96 | Stevie Campbell | 82 |
97 | Boris Jurkovic | 80 |
98 | Matt Frazer | 78 |
99 | Griffin McGrath | 77 |
100 | Johnny Spaw | 76 |
101 | Jeff VanOudenhouven | 76 |
102 | Bob Danes | 76 |
103 | Mike Heiss | 74 |
104 | Tyler Sjoman | 74 |
105 | Brett Piontek | 74 |
106 | Rick Burns | 72 |
107 | Rich Snyder | 72 |
108 | Dylan Schuyler | 70 |
109 | Steve Schultz | 68 |
110 | Zach Riddle | 68 |
111 | Dudley Fleck | 68 |
112 | Molly Rhoads | 68 |
113 | Rich Bickle | 66 |
114 | Jill George | 62 |
115 | Tom Knippenburg | 60 |
116 | Ryan Lee Johnson | 60 |
117 | Dan Jung | 60 |
118 | Bruce White | 59 |
119 | Scott Stanchia | 58 |
120 | Dave Weltmeyer | 57 |
121 | Brad Dvorak | 57 |
122 | Doug Hahn | 56 |
123 | Brad Osborn | 54 |
124 | Kyle Kinder | 53 |
125 | Trent Snyder | 52 |
126 | Dagnan Scott | 52 |
127 | Terry Baldry | 52 |
128 | Kevin Cywinski | 49 |
129 | Jerry Sharp | 47 |
130 | Terry Patnode | 46 |
131 | Jim Larkin | 45 |
132 | Gordy Mason | 43 |
133 | Michael Hoeft | 42 |
134 | Jeff Lofquist | 41 |
135 | Jeff McDonald | 38 |
136 | Neil Knoblock | 26 |
137 | Greg Van Grool | 24 |
138 | Chris Sevey | 22 |
139 | Nick Hammer | 20 |
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References
- "2008 ASA Midwest Tour Point Standings". ASA Midwest Tour. Archived from the original on 22 April 2012. Retrieved 22 April 2012.
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