
September 20
Beckley Motor Speedway,
Beckley, WV
Sanction: Unsanctioned Supers (Mountaineer 50) - $10,000
Information provided by: Track reports (last updated September 21, 9:06 pm)
Tyler Carpenter fends off Dohm for $10,000
Mountaineer 50
- Tyler Carpenter
- Zack Dohm
- Russell Erwin
- Jensen Ford
- Tyler Bare
- Henry Hornsby III
- Luke Morey
- Eddie Carrier Jr.
- Patrick Solari
- Shane Greco
- Jamison McBride
- Troy Frazier
- T.J. Salango
- J.T. Spence
- Timmy McBride
- Kenny Rucker
- Jackie Burdette
- Freddie Carpenter
- Brandon Francis
- Josh Tonkin
- William Rose
- Joe Cox
- Chris Meadows

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Tyler Carpenter and supporters celebrate a $10,000 Beckley victory.
What won the race: Sliding by early leader Russell Erwin after a lap-eight restart and repelling a surging Zack Dohm late, polesitter Tyler Carpenter of Parkersburg, W.Va., led the final 42 laps to win Saturday's $10,000 second annual Mountaineer 50 at Beckley Motor Speedway. Carpenter beat Dohm by seven-tenths of a second for his 15th victory and first special event since last fall's Steel Block World Championship at Eldora.
Quotable: “Anytime you can come here and beat (Zack) Dohm in his backyard is pretty bad ass. I ain’t been here since y’all took the track over and resurfaced it and I tell ya, this place is bad to the bone,” Carpenter said. “You catch them (lapped cars) and in my mind I wanted to stay down low, then I seen (my stick guy) telling me ‘you need to go to the top’ then I seen Dohm’s nose out there, so I was like ‘yeah I better move around a little bit and make ‘er wide.’ ”
Key notes: Carpenter captured his second major event at Beckley and first since Aug. 7, 2021, a $7,500 unsanctioned Super Late Model triumph. ... Carpenters are now 2-for-2 in Beckley's Mountaineer 50 after Tyler's father, Freddie Carpenter, won last year's $10,000 top prize. Freddie ran as high as third in the early going before slipping outside the top five then retiring near the race's halfway mark; he was credited with 18th. ... Russell Erwin led the opening eight laps from the pole before giving way to Tyler Carpenter after a restart, then traded sliders with Carpenter on lap 14 before settling for third. ... Fifth-starting Zack Dohm squeezed by Erwin for the runner-up spot near halfway and trailed Carpenter the rest of the way. ... Jensen Ford finished fourth aboard a No. 18 Scott Bloomquist tribute entry. ... The race was slowed by five cautions, the first for debris on lap eight. ... William Rose spun on a lap-eight restart just before another restart was called back for a bad start. ... Jackie Burdette spun in turn three on lap 15 for the fourth yellow flag before Joe Cox looped it in turn four about 10 laps later. ... James Dennis scratched.
On the move: Shane Greco of Midway, W.Va., started 22nd and finished 10th.
Winner's sponsors: Carpenter’s Kryptonite Race Car is powered by an Isner Race Engine and sponsored by Parkersburg Plumbing Supplies, Holdren Construction, Cordial Logistics, Overhead Doors, Stateline Construction, Burt Transmissions by Budda, Dirtcarlift.com, Dave Poske’s Performance Parts, Virginia Drivelines, Schaeffer’s Racing Oil, Integra Racing Shocks, Octane Race Products, Hoosier Tire Ohio Valley, Montgomery Motorsports and Graphic Creations.
Current weather: Scattered Clouds, 66°F
Car count: 31
Fast qualifier: Eddie Carrier Jr.
Time: 13.123 seconds
Polesitter: Tyler Carpenter
Heat race winners: Tyler Carpenter, Russell Erwin, Jensen Ford, Freddie Carpenter
Consolation race winners: Brandon Francis
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.