McKinley Q-Races Results

Both Q Races Results (click)

If your a one off who didn't make it, there's two more one off available races.

There were 77 AERS Cars at the track. 25 in the first Q-Race, 27 in the second. Only 8 cars would transfer into the race, because of the quantity of cars at the track.

TM, I know why races are boring, when there is less cars, the race is boring, at 104% with a full field is absolutely perfect.

Qualifying Race #1

Aaron Fisher dominates. Richard Plum, last year in AERS, failed to make 9 of 29 Races, this year, in his only attempt, he's in. The first caution would occur on lap 11 on the backstretch. Tyson Lautenschlager and Jeremiah Brooks get together in turn 2. Lautenshclager spins and Brooks gets away. Tyson goes up the track in turn 3 and gets a drivers side hit from one off Zack Brady Jr. On the restart, Louis Tellez in car number 12 would clip Jeremiah Brooks. Nothing happened. The next lap, Tellez bumps Brooks in 2 again, Brooks loses his line and goes onto the apron. A few laps later, Tellez bumps Brooks in 2 again. Brooks goes head on into the outside wall and barrel rolls 4 times down the backstretch, and keeps going. Tellez would be called to the hauler. On lap 35, Luke Burnson in car number 72 gives Tellez a bump, letting him know that he's not going to take Tellez's bullcrap. These two went at it for laps. Aaron Fisher had no challenge, and took the win.

Driver Of The Race: #90 Aaron Fisher
Reject Of The Race: #12 Louis Tellez
Hard Charger: #12 Louis Tellez
Heartbreak: #00 Tyson Lautenschlager

Qualifying Race #2

Driver of the day: Jason Miller. Fell back to last on lap 15, battled back en route to a 7th place finish, locking him into the McKinley Race. Tim Broudhead lead all race, but had Samuel Marting ALL OVER his behind. Ashley Kibbon, one off driver, gets into Landon Rody on the last lap in turn 3, ruining Rody's chances of making McKinley. Rody seemed mad, we're waiting for an interview. Samuel Martin moves Broudhead in turn 3 on the last lap, giving him the win. Jeff Lautenschlager and Jason Miller sneak below Ashley Kibbon in the 97, and Landon Rody to put themselves into the McKinley Race.

Driver Of The Race: #52 Jason Miller
Reject Of The Race: #97 Ashley Kibbon
Hard Charger: #21 Todd Kinsin
Heartbreaks: #3 Landon Rody and #53 Keith Davis

I am upset that I failed to qualify, but atleast my dad made it

Landon Rody Upset After McKinley
Reporter: Landon, can you explain what happened?

Landon: Yea, that dumbf*** Ashley gets into me off the final turn, ruins a good car. Is her spotter blind? Or is she so fu**ing stubborn that she wouldn't give me a line?

Reporter: So, obviously you mad. But, what do you plan to do about it.

Landon: I may be getting penalties soon, 'cause she ain't passing me without a trip to the infield care center.

wow one wins other fails

so, my one-off made-it, but my full-timer didn't. WOW, nate must really stink!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tellez happy for Donnelly, upset and pissed at himself

"I'm proud for Shawn and those guys making it in the race, but I had a car capable of making this race had it not been for those idiots Brooks and Burnson, I tried getting a good run at him, but everytime i got him, he's closes the door, and after i wreck him, BUM-son tries to wreck ME! f there's one person that should be called to the hauler it's Bumson! Besides why bother coming to this dump of a track when there are NEWER AND WAY BETTER short tracks out in the country! I'm trying to make friends, but if you pissed me off too much for not giving me room to pass, you're getting the chrome horn!"

If by dump, you mean one of the best short tracks there is...then I agree.

McKinley is certainly not a dump. The "NEWER AND WAY BETTER" tracks out there are complete failures. McKinley is THE PERFECT track for AERS. Sure, this track doesn't seat many and is really small, but the racing is absolutely amazing, and that's what AERS looks for in a track.