Saturday, June 16, 2018

K&N Pro Series East at New Jersey Motorsports Park

The NASCAR K&N Pro Series, which includes the East and the West, is the top step in NASCAR’s developmental ladder before driver’s progress to the three national series.


Since 2007, NASCAR K&N Pro Series veterans have made a significant impact at the national level, including 2011 Daytona 500 champion Trevor Bayne, 2015 Daytona 500 champion Joey Logano, and 2014 NASCAR XFINITY Series champion Chase Elliott, along with Ryan Blaney, Austin and Ty Dillon, Kyle Larson, Ryan Truex, Darrell Wallace Jr., and others.

The series introduces NASCAR fans to the next generation of stars, and the diverse mix of short tracks, road courses, and national series speedways appeals to a broad range of motorsports fans. With identical series racing throughout the country, the K&N Pro Series provides a cost-effective opportunity for young drivers to gain valuable experience and exposure to highly competitive racing.

Road-course racing is always the wild card in the championship picture for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East. After a full round of racing around Tennessee and Virginia — five races at four tracks — the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East heads north for the twists and turns of road-course racing today. New Jersey Motorsports Park will host the series for the third consecutive season.

The field includes its regular collection of road-course experts, led by Will Rodgers and Ernie Francis Jr. Rodgers swept the K&N Pro East races on road courses last year, including New Jersey, and finished runner-up to Kevin Harvick in the K&N Pro West race at California’s Sonoma Raceway. Francis is making his series’ debut. The 20-year-old NASCAR Drive for Development driver is a four-time Trans-Am champion.



The JUSTDRIVE.com 125 will be 55 laps (126.5 miles) to be run in two (2) segments. The five (5) minute break will occur at or near the conclusion of Laps 28. At the conclusion of the break, lead lap vehicles that elected to pit will line up – in the order they were running at the beginning of the break — behind the lead lap vehicles that elected not to pit in order of running.

JUSTDRIVE.com 125
Entry List


Nbr   Driver Car
1 2   Ryan Vargas Toyota
2 4   Ronnie Bassett, Jr. Chevrolet
3 4   Chase Cabre Toyota
4 5   Dale Quarterley Chevrolet
5 6   Ruben Garcia, Jr. Toyota
6 7   Will Rodgers Ford
7 17   Tyler Ankrum Toyota
8 18   Colin Garrett Toyota
9 25   David Levine Toyota
10 30   Grant Quinlan Ford
11 40   Anthony Alfredo Toyota
12 42   Ernie Francis, Jr. Toyota
13 44   Dillon Bassett Chevrolet
14 54   Tyler Dippel Toyota
15 55   Cole Keatts Ford
16 71   Bill Hoff Chevrolet
17 82   Spencer Davis Chevrolet


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Schedule - Saturday

  • Garage opens: 9 a.m. ET;
  • Final practice: noon-1:30 p.m.;
  • Group Qualifying 2:30 p.m.;
  • Driver autograph session: 4:30 p.m.;
  • JUSTDRIVE.com 125, 6 p.m.

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