In the earlier ARCA Menards Series event at Kansas Speedway, Corey Heim had a race-winning No. 20 Venturini Motorsports Toyota. However, he wound up with a DNF due to his involvement in a crash. On Sunday morning (September 11), Heim dominated again at the 1.5-mile track as he captured the Kansas Lottery 150 victory.
Nick Sanchez’s back-to-back ARCA winning streak at Kansas ended, but he finished second. More importantly, Sanchez extended his points lead by two points to now lead Daniel Dye by 12 points with three races left in the season.
Sammy Smith finished third, nipping Dye at the finish line. Dye wound up fourth after fighting some issues throughout the race.
Ryan Huff rounded out the top five with a fifth place finish, his career-best ARCA result.
Parker Chase finished in sixth place as the last driver to finish on the lead lap.
Christian Rose and Amber Balcaen finished seventh and eighth, respectively, both one lap down.
Heim’s teammate Toni Breidinger finished ninth, two laps down, followed by Jon Garrett in 10th place. In only his third ARCA start, the 52-year-old Garrett earned his career-best ARCA performance and first top 10, too.
Of the top five in the championship standings, both Rajah Caruth and Greg Van Alst saw their days ended prematurely because of crashes, relegating them to DNFs. Caruth finished 12th and Van Alst finished 17th.
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