9.13.19 OCRS Sprints Results

CANEY, Kans. (September 13, 2019) – For the second straight week, a first-time winner has made it to victory lane with the AmeriFlex / Oil Capital Racing Series. A week ago Joe Wood, Jr. won for the first time at Enid Speedway. Friday rookie Avery Goodman accomplished the same feat at Caney Valley Speedway.

However, it is not surprising. The son of two-time Tulsa Speedway champion and three-time OCRS champion Mike Goodman, Avery is showing the apple does not fall very far from the tree.

“It feels pretty good,” Goodman said of his victory on Friday. “It is our third win of the season in a two-barrel and my first season in a sprint car as well.”

“I am picking it up pretty quick. I have a lot of help behind me. My dad is pretty experienced.”

Goodman, who came into the night with six top ten OCRS finishes to his credit, started outside front row next to Sheldon Barksdale. He used that outside line to jump into a quick lead on the fast quarter-mile oval.

“I started on the outside so getting the jump on the start was pretty critical there,” Goodman said of his move to the lead. “The first corner I just drove it in a little deeper and hit the moisture and got a better run off the corner. It just worked out from there. I was just cruising from there on.”

Traffic played a big factor over the 30-lap distance and almost cost Goodman the lead when he made contact with another car on lap 20 and nearly turned over.

“It got a little harry there,” Goodman explained. “I almost turned it over. I ended up saving it.

“I entered turn three higher (then a lapped car in front of him) and crossed back over and exited the corner below him. We were side-by-side down the straightaway and he kind of crowded me out a little bit. My right rear went over his left front.”

Goodman got his sprinter back down on all four wheels and continued with the lead. However, the only yellow flag of the night waved for James Shoun and Whit Gastineau who came together in turn two.

Neither driver restarted. Goodman continued his torrid pace leading Barksdale across the line by a 1.435 seccond margin. Terry Easum, who started eighth, climbed to third with 2017 champion Zach Chappell holding down fourth and defending champion Alex Sewell finishing fifth.

“I got to thank everyone behind me,” Goodman said of those who support him. “Without them I could not be here for sure. My dad, Window World, Goodman Associates, Karen and Josh McElhaney, McElhaney Construction, D&E Supply, Dyno Services of Oklahoma, and Corrosion X. Everyone played a big part.”

Nick Lucito was the York Plumbing Hard Charger advancing from 15th to 9th.

AmeriFlex / Oil Capital Racing Series

Caney Valley Speedway, Caney, Kans.

September 13, 2019

Car count: 18

Drive Shafts, Inc. Heat 1 (8 Laps)

1, 5-Joe Bob Lee[1]. 2, 88-Terry Easum[2]. 3, 79-Tim Kent[4]. 4, 62-James Shoun[6]. 5, 10K-Kevin Brewer[5]. 6, 15D-Mike Deal[3].

Bravado Wireless Heat 2 (8 Laps)

1, 2W-Whit Gastineau[1]. 2, 4PM-Travis Jenkins[2]. 3, 11-Avery Goodman[6]. 4, 9-Emilio Hoover[0]. 5, 22T-Frank Taft[3]. 6, 14-Stephanie Chappell[5].

Car and Fleet Parts Heat 3 (8 Laps)

1, 20S-Sheldon Barksdale[2]. 2, 8-Alex Sewell[3]. 3, 50Z-Zach Chappell[4]. 4, 4AM-Mike Goodman[5]. 5, 65L-Nick Lucito[1]. 6, 77-JC Wilson[6].

Ameriflex Hose and Accessories A FEATURE (30 Laps)

1, 11-Avery Goodman[2]. 2, 20S-Sheldon Barksdale[1]. 3, 88-Terry Easum[8]. 4, 50Z-Zach Chappell[5]. 5, 8-Alex Sewell[3]. 6, 4AM-Mike Goodman[11]. 7, 5-Joe Bob Lee[7]. 8, 4PM-Travis Jenkins[4]. 9, 65L-Nick Lucito[15]. 10, 9-Emilio Hoover[12]. 11, 22T-Frank Taft[14]. 12, 14-Stephanie Chappell[16]. 13, 79-Tim Kent[9]. 14, 10K-Kevin Brewer[13]. 15, 2W-Whit Gastineau[6]. 16, 62-James Shoun[10]. 17, 15D-Mike Deal[17]. 18, 77-JC Wilson[18].

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Lap Leaders: Avery Goodman 1-30.

Margin of Victory: 1.435.

Contingency Award Recipients:

Ameri-Flex Hose A Feature Winner: Avery Goodman.

Drive Shafts Inc. Heat Award Recipient: Joe Bob Lee.

Bravado Wireless Heat Award Recipient: Whit Gastineau.

Car and Fleet Parts Award Recipient: Sheldon Barksdale.

York Plumbing Hard Charger Award: Nick Lucito +6.

M&W Aluminum Hard Luck Award: James Shoun.

Amsoil High Point Driver Award: Sheldon Barksdale.

Rod End Supply Recipients: Frank Taft, Stephanie Chappell, Tim Kent.

Wesmar Racing Engines Recipient: Emilio Hoover.

About the Ameri-Flex / OCRS Series –

Established in 2002, the Tulsa OK based Ameri-Flex / OCRS series sanctions dirt track sprint car racing in the southern region of the central plains. Fan appeal and quality race teams, combined with our solid core of supporting sponsors are the nucleus of the series. Thrilling competition providing the ultimate quality family entertainment is the essence of what the Ameri-Flex / OCRS series is all about.

Website: www.ocrsracing.net

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