Belleville, IL. (10/9/23) Sailing into the final four remaining events of the 2023 racing season for the POWRi National and West Midget Leagues, running in conjunction with the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota, the top of the leaderboards in the championship standings continues to wage contentiously with familiar faces all eyeing the prized positioning.
Targeting the top of the standings in the $15K to win championship for the POWRi National Midget League with four wins on the year, Cannon McIntosh comes into the final stretch of races in his home state of Oklahoma with a distinguishable one-hundred-twenty-point advantage. With an already impressive yearly racing resume, Cannon aims to capture the title while also looking to break the tie for sixth on the all-time win list with Logan Seavey at twenty-two.
Showcasing an impressive pair of feature victories on the season, Mason City Illinois wheelman Karter Sarff circles the top of the leaderboard in the runner-up spot primed for a late-season surge of possible points as the 2018 POWRi National Midget League Rookie of the Year aims to continue his hot streak throughout the end of the season to perhaps earn championship glory.
Starting the season as a staple of speedy consistency with nine top-ten performances, the challenge of Corbin Rueschenberg slipped slightly in the standings to third overall, now only one hundred ten points behind. The Mesa Arizona young gun aims to remain steady to clinch not only the rookie of the year points standings as well as clinch the league title.
Resulting in consistent frontrunning placements, a wealth of top-tier competitors within Keith Kunz Motorsports all remain in prominent positions within the season standings shuffle as Gavin Miller(-270) sits fourth, Taylor Reimer(-340) rounds out the top five, Cooper Williams(-360) is scored sixth, Jade Avedisian(-690) runs seventh, and Mariah Ede(-1900) is placed fourteenth within the POWRi National Midget League 2023 competitional standings as four-day Oklahoma adventure approaches.
Three-time champion and staple of POWRi professionalism sitting eighth in points, Zach Daum comes into the final weekend of competitions ripe to capture yet another championship in his illustrious career as the POWRi/Xtreme Challenge victor. Tied with Brad Kuhn wins in fourth position at twenty-three career feature wins, can perennial powerhouse Daum continue to build upon his racing impressive racing resume?
Linking the list of competitors scheduled to enter over the quad-Oklahoma weekend will also see a mixture of traveling talents including Rudeen Racing picture of consistency Chance Crum sitting ninth in points, eleventh in season standings Reinbold-Underwood rising talent Hayden Reinbold, plus many more.
Wednesday, October 11th at Creek County Speedway: Sooner Showdown | Additional event information is available online at http://www.powri.com/profile/?r=444057&rt=sch&cr=0&crt=.
Thursday, October 12th at Port City Raceway: DRC Sooner State 55 | Additional event details can be found online at http://www.powri.com/profile/?r=438453&rt=sch&cr=0&crt=.
Friday, October 13th at I-44 Riverside Speedway: Meents Memorial | Additional event information is available online at http://www.powri.com/profile/?r=439407&rt=sch&cr=0&crt=.
Saturday, October 14th at I-44 Riverside Speedway: Meents Memorial | Additional event details can be found online at http://www.powri.com/profile/?r=439410&rt=sch&cr=0&crt=.
If you can’t make it to the tracks, you can watch every one of the POWRi National Midget League running in conjunction with the Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota live on www.DIRTVision.com. Ticket information is available online at https://xtremeoutlawseries.com/schedule/event-info/?event=3699.
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