September 8
Plymouth Dirt Track,
Plymouth, WI
Sanction: DiscountShopTowels.com Dirt Kings Tour - $1,250
Information provided by: Series and track reports (last updated September 10, 10:28 am)
McGrath gets Dirt Kings win from Plymouth pole
- Mitch McGrath
- Paul Parker
- Brett Swedberg
- Troy Springborn
- Chris Engels
- Nick Anvelink
- Mark Rose
- Josh Moesch
- Joe Reuter
- Tim Buhler
- Joel Bennett
- Jim Schmidt
- Turk Letizia
- Ron Berna
- Aaron Wickersheim
- Justin Schmidt
- Tom Naeyaert
- Kevin Baldry
- Eric Michaels
- Jared Siefert
presented by
Chad Marquardt
Mitch McGrath got his second career Dirt Kings victory.
What won the race: Polesitter Mitch McGrath of Waukesha, Wis., captured Saturday's 30-lap DiscountShopTowels.com Dirt Kings Tour at Plymouth Dirt Track for a $1,250 victory. McGrath became the first series driver besides reigning champ Nick Anvelink to win more than one series race.
Key notes: McGrath, who led all 30 laps, is a former Plymouth track champion and former WDLMA champ. ... He won the first-ever series race in the inaugural series event in Oshkosh, Wis., in 2017 ... McGrath is the second-leading rookie on the Lucas Oil Midwest LateModel Racing Association, the tour he's focused on this season. ... A red flag appeared on the 17th lap when the car of Eric Michaels hit an infield tire and flipped; no injuries were reported. ... Plymouth Dirt Track hosted its first-ever series race.
On the move: Mark Rose of Dorchester, Wis., started 17th and finished seventh.
Winner's sponsors: McGrath's Rocket Chassis has a Pro Power Racing Engine and is sponsored by Sorce Industries, Johnny Manhattan's, Matco Tools, ML Performance, Suburban Drywall and Behling Racing Equipment.
Points chase: Entering the event, Nick Anvelink (392) of Navarino, Wis., led Ron Berna (312), Jim Schmidt (306), Brett Swedberg (304) and Jared Siefert (300).
Car count: 28
Heat race winners: Mitch McGrath, Nick Anvelink, Troy Springborn, Brett Swedberg
Consolation race winners: Mark Rose
Provisional starters: Jim Schmidt
Next series race: September 15, Wilmot Raceway (Wilmot, WI) $1,250
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
