15 more IMCA Stock Car drivers are B & B All-Star eligible

2024 Super Nationals, Results, Stock Car, Thursday, September 5, 2024

VINTON, Iowa (June 21, 2024) – Their recent weekly and special events wins have another 15 IMCA Sunoco Stock Car drivers on the qualifying eligible list for the upcoming B & B Racing Chassis All-Star Invitational.

Taking checkered flags on Clash at the Creek programs at 141 Speedway were Benji LaCrosse and Eric Mahlik, while fair night winners at McLean County Speedway were Michael Swallers and Adam Goff.

Mike Villanueva cashed in during the Central California Clash and Ryan Peery won big at Yreka Speedway’s Biehn Memorial. Kenny Richards, meanwhile, was a double winner at Beaver Dam Raceway’s Twin 25’s.

Cameron Wilkinson paced US 30 Speedway’s Steve Shepard Memorial, Kyle Pfeifer led the way at WaKeeney Speedway’s Stock Car Showdown, Rowdee Van Genderen ruled Monday Madness at Independence Motor Speedway and Miciah Hidlebaugh won at Stuart Speedway’s Bill Davis Memorial.

Topping weekly features were Nick Buckarma, Cayden Carter, Abe Huls, Jake McBirnie and Rod Snellenberger.

Drivers winning features paying $750 or more and already All-Star qualifying eligible were Troy Burkhart, Colby Fett, Jake Masters, Mike Nichols, John Oliver Jr., Buck Schafroth and Kelly Shryock.

B & B Racing Chassis All-Star Invitational eligible drivers now include: 

Jeffrey Abbey, Brock Beeter, Tom Berry Jr., Austin Bouzek, David Brandies, Austin Brands, Larry Brigner, Nick Buckarma, Tathan Burkhart, Troy Burkhart, Cayden Carter, Kyle Clough, Cole Czarneski, Zane DeVilbiss and Rick Diaz. 

Levi Feltman, Colby Fett, Kyle Frederick, Adam Goff, Jordan Grabouski, Trent Grager, Dustin Griffiths, Thomas Hall Jr., T.J. Herndon, Miciah Hidlebaugh, Abe Huls, McCain Jennings, Troy Jerovetz and Benji LaCrosse.

Luke Lemmens, Jake McBirnie, Eric Mahlik, Jake Masters, Scott Miller, Angel Munoz, Dallon Murty, Damon Murty, Gage Neal, Mike Nichols, John Oliver Jr., Bo Partain, Ryan Peery and Kyle Pfeifer.

Kenny Richards, Rod Richards, Ryan Roath, Jake Sachau, Buck Schafroth, Tom Schmitt, Ken Schrader, Kelly Shryock, Cody Smith, David Smith, Rod Snellenberger, Jesse Sobbing, Cameron Starry and Shawn Strand.

Michael Swallers, Troy Swearingen, Dylan Thornton, Ricky Thornton Jr., Zack VanderBeek, Rowdee VanGenderen, Mike Villanueva, Jeff Ware, Paul White, Brad Whitfield, Cameron Wilkinson, Shelby Williams, Casey Woken, Justen Yeager and Elijah Zevenbergen.

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