Tyler Dippel Wins in First K&N Pro Series East Race with DGR-Crosley

Dippel Earns First Career Pole, Breaks Track Record at Langley Speedway

Tyler Dippel celebrates in Victory Lane following his NASCAR K&N Pro Series East win
Saturday at Langley Speedway in the Visit Hampton VA 150. (Logan Whitton, NKP)

Tyler Dippel started competing in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series in 2016, following a stint in Super Late Models across the East Coast. Before racing on asphalt in a stock car for the first time in 2014, Dippel competed in the DIRTCar Racing Series, where he earned Rookie of the Year honors.

More recently, earlier this month, DGR-Crosley announced that 18-year-old Tyler Dippel had joined the team to compete in the remainder of the 2018 NASCAR K&N Pro Series East (NKNPSE) events. Dippel was set to pilot the No. 54 TyCar Trenchless Technologies / D&A Concrete Toyota Camry starting this weekend at Langley Speedway in Hampton, Va.

"Tyler comes to us with a lot of experience in the K&N Series," said David Gilliland, President of DGR-Crosley. "We've competed against him on a regular basis over the past two years. I've had the opportunity to watch him grow as a driver, and he's shown how much potential he has behind the wheel. He has the talent and speed that we need - I'm excited to see what we can do together this season."

That move proved most advantageous. Dippel and the No. 54 TyCar Trenchless Technologies / D&A Concrete Toyota hit the track for the first time at Langley Speedway on Friday, April 27 for a test day.

On Saturday, the Wallkill, New York native completed the weekend sweep, winning his second career NASCAR K&N Pro Series East race on Saturday night at Langley Speedway after being quickest in both forty-five minute practice sessions and starting on the pole for the Visit Hampton VA 150.

After finishing ninth at New Smyrna and sixth at Bristol earlier this season, Dippel was relieved to finally earn the victory this season.

Can't thank my @DGR_CROSLEY guys enough!! What a night feels so good to get back to victory lane! pic.twitter.com/jbJA00cEbC

— Tyler Dippel (@Tyler_Dippel) April 29, 2018

“What a weekend. I can’t thank all my guys enough, all the people that stick behind me,” said Dippel. “My mom and dad, D&A Concrete, just everyone. It feels so good to be back here. I can’t thank the DGR guys enough. I think we’re just getting started here at DGR. I can’t wait for the rest of the year.”

Tyler Dippel holds off Anthony Alfredo and Tyler Ankrum in the closing laps.
Saturday night at Langley Speedway. (Logan Whitton, NKP)

Tyler Dippel is now second in points; a mere two points behind teammate Tyler Ankrum.

2018 Visit Hampton VA 150
Race Results

Fin	#	Driver	Car	Laps
1	54	Tyler Dippel	Toyota	150
2	40	Anthony Alfredo *	Toyota	150
3	17	Tyler Ankrum *	Toyota	150
4	44	Dillon Bassett	Chevrolet	150
5	30	Grant Quinlan *	Ford	150
6	18	Colin Garrett *	Toyota	150
7	31	Connor Hall *	Chevrolet	150
8	4	Chase Cabre	Toyota	150
9	2	Ryan Vargas *	Toyota	150
10	6	Ruben Garcia, Jr.	Toyota	150
11	4	Ronnie Bassett, Jr.	Toyota	149
12	5	Juan Manuel Gonzalez *	Toyota	149
13	55	Marcos Gomes *	Toyota	149
14	32	Salvatore Iovino	Chevrolet	145
15	91	Justin Carroll	Toyota	121

 

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He’s one happy car owner as his two cars hold the front row for tonight’s #VisitHamptonVA150.@DavidGilliland talks the excitement of having his @DGR_CROSLEY drivers @Tyler_Dippel (P1) and @TylerAnkrum (P2) leading the field to green here @LangleySpeedway. #KNEast pic.twitter.com/1UHCqfXvQv

— NASCAR Home Tracks (@NASCARHomeTrack) April 28, 2018

The Visit Hampton VA 150 will air on NBCSN on Thursday, May 3 at 11 p.m. ET.

The K&N Pro Series East will return to the track in two weeks in at South Boston Speedway for the Who’s Your Driver Twin 100s on Saturday May 12 at 7 p.m. ET.

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K&N Pro Series East at Langley Speedway

Todd Gilliland won his 20th K&N Pro Series event and second East race in a row
at Bristol Motor Speedway in the Zombie Auto 150 earlier this month.
He will not be racing tonight. (Nigel Kinrade Photography)

Spencer Gallagher just lead his first NASCAR Xfinity Series Lap, and that lap give him the win in the NASCAR Xfinity ‘Sparks Energy 300’ today. Gallagher is an alumni of the K&N Pro Series – participating in the series in 2011 and 2012.

However, racing is not over for the day. The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East is preparing to qualify for the ‘2018 Visit Hampton VA 150’ at Langley Speedway.

Schedule for NASCAR K&N Pro Series East (Race Number 3 Of 3 )

Saturday, April 28, 2018 at Langley Speedway, Hampton, VA

150 laps on a .396 mile paved track (59.4 miles)

• Garage opened: 10:45 a.m.
• Practice: 1:45-2:30 p.m.
• Final practice: 2:45-3:30 p.m.
• Driver autograph session: 5:45-6:45 p.m.
• Qualifying: 7 p.m.
• Visit Hampton VA 150: 9 p.m.

While not televised live, you can catch all the action by following Race Center.

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For the fans that can't make it to Langley Speedway tonight, this K&N Pro Series East race will be televised on @NBCSN May 3rd at 11 pm eastern.

Entry List

1. Tyler Dippel
   
2. Tyler Ankrum *
3. Connor Hall *
4. Anthony Alfredo *
5. Ruben Garcia Jr.
6. Ryan Vargas *
7. Justin Carroll
8. Grant Quinlan *
9. Ronnie Bassett Jr.
10. Dillon Bassett
11. Chase Cabre
12. Marcos Gomes *
13. Colin Garrett *
14. Salvatore Iovino

Driver's Listed in Order of Last Practice

*Designates Series Rookie

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“Did you know the length of your foot should also be the length of your forearm?” - @ToddGilliland_

Never a boring day at the track with this group. @DGR_CROSLEY pic.twitter.com/GweqGSARuj

— Hannah Newhouse (@HannahNewhouse) April 28, 2018

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— Speedway Digest (@speedwaydigest) April 26, 2018

Denny Hamlin’s ‘Short Track Showdown’ Today

Langley Speedway in Hampton, Virginia

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Denny Hamlin Short Track Showdown Qualifying Results

1.  26E Danny Edwards 15.359
   
2. 11 Denny Hamlin 15.400
3. 51 Kyle Busch 15.411
4. 12P Timothy Peters 15.413
5. 18 Ty Gibbs 15.415
6. 02 CE Falk 15.436
7. 26S Peyton Sellers 15.440
8. 12S Nick Smith 15.464
9. 77 Connor Hall 15.467
10. 57C Justin T. Carroll 15.484
11. 01 Philip Morris 15.491
12. 2S Myatt Snider 15.503
13. 8 Tyler Hughes 15.505
14. 83 Matt Bowling 15.510
15. 2V Ryan Vargas 15.525
16. 03 Brenden Queen 15.527
17. 88 Doug Barnes 15.586
18. 6 Ruben Garcia Jr. 15.600
19. 24D Mason Diaz 15.629
20. 98 Nicholas Sanchez 15.631
21. 16M Brett Moffitt 15.642
22. 41 Woody Howard 15.643
23. 92 Casey Wyatt 15.652
24. 55 Mark Wertz 15.667
25. 22 Grayson Cullather 15.674
26. 4 Chase Cabre 15.677
27. 57J Eddie Johnson 15.729
28. 90 Terry Carroll 15.786
29. 24G Colin Garrett 15.853
30. 91 Justin S. Carroll 15.869
31. 16J Bubba Johnston 16.020
32. 00 Christopher Johnson 16.069
33. 94 Cody Carlton 16.153

Denny Hamlin’s Short Track Showdown returns after a two-year hiatus to Langley Speedway in Hampton, Virginia. 

Joining Hamlin for the 200-lap pro-am late model charity race is Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch as well as NASCAR veteran Timothy Peters. All proceeds from the Short Track Showdown will benefit the Denny Hamlin Foundation, which supports Cystic Fibrosis research and therapy.

“This is truly one of my favorite events to host because of what it means for the local racers,” said Hamlin. “It’s great they get to race against NASCAR veterans like Kyle, Timothy and myself. Plus, I love the attention it gives to these historic Virginia tracks where many drivers, myself included, got our start racing stock cars. Langley has always been special to me, so I’m excited to bring this event there, and look forward to raising money for the Foundation as well.”

Hamlin began his stock car racing career at Langley Speedway in 1997 and would go on to win not only his first stock car race in the tracks mini-stock series, but also capture the track’s rookie-of-the-year honors and the track championship in his debut season.

Entries As Of Wednesday:

1. • CE Falk
2. • Brenden Queen
3. • Ryan Vargas
4. • Myatt Snider
5. • Chase Cabre
6. • Ruben Garcia
7. • Tyler Hughes
8. • Philip Morris
9. • Denny Hamlin
10. • Timothy Peters
11. • Brett Moffitt
12. • Doug Barnes
13. • Cameron Bowen
14. • Grayson Cullather
15. • Colin Garrett
16. • Mason Diaz
17. • Peyton Sellers
18. • Bubba Pollard
19. • Kyle Busch
20. • Mark Wertz
21. • Justin T. Carroll
22. • Connor Hall
23. • Matt Bowling
24. • Terry Carroll
25. • Justin S. Carroll
26. • Casey Wyatt
27. • Cody Carlton
28. • Nicholas Sanchez

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Current Top 10 after the first hour of Practice 2.

• 1. 26 Sellers- 15.418
• 2. 57 Carroll- 15.486
• 3. 83 Bowling- 15.559
• 4. 24 Garrett- 15.570
• 5. 16 Moffitt- 15.575
• 6. 26 Edwards- 15.596
• 7. 02 Falk- 15.601
• 8. 18 Gibbs- 15.648
• 9. 51 Busch- 15.706
• 10. 77 Hall- 15.707

Past Denny Hamlin Short Track Showdown Winners

• 2015 - Timothy Peters
• 2014 - Matt Bowling
• 2013 - Kyle Busch
• 2012 – Tony Stewart
• 2011 - Denny Hamlin
• 2010 - C.E. Falk
• 2009 - Kyle Busch
• 2008 - Kyle Busch

Thank you @DHSTS_11 for allowing our @NASCARDiversity drivers to opportunity to show what they are made of against some of the best ever. @CEFalk40 @PeytonSellers @TimothyPeters_ and a sure thing to the @NASCARHall Phillip Morris. pic.twitter.com/jon33dTa6i

— Rev Racing (@RevRacin) April 19, 2018

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Gilliland Wins / Van Wieringen Impresses

NASCAR Race Mom (NRM) was bummed that she was not able to attend the K&N Pro Series East race yesterday. Not for the reason you might think. 

Sure watching Todd Gilliland manage his patience and tires in order to surge back to the lead of the race for the laps that counted would have been exciting to witness. Todd, who is working to make NASCAR history by winning the two NASCAR K&N Pro Series stock car titles – East and West – in the same year, made positive progress towards that ambition. He now leads in the East by six points over Harrison Burton and in the West by five points over teammate Chris Eggleston.

“I think we were all saving tires from second on back,” Gilliland said after the race. “Dad told me we were kind of in the line and when [Bassett] was trying to get away like that, we just had to be mentally tough and let him get out there. That’s always tough as a racecar driver but, in a 150 lap race, you’ve got to know when to let them go.” .

There are two East races and three West races remaining in the 2017 season. Quite a lot of pressure for the seventeen-year-old.

What NRM missed most, however, was the hard-charging drive by Dominique Van Wieringen. The Canadian qualified a mediocre twelfth out of the field of fourteen. It was her first race of the season. She had been sidelined for a lack of funding. I believe her opportunity to return to the K&N Pro Series stage came when she was asked to sub for Tyle Dippel, who was running an ARCA race the same night.

Dippel, a former winner in the series, had only managed a season’s best of fifth place in the ride. Nonetheless, it would appear that Dominique was aware of the importance of making the best of her unexpected break.

Van Wieringen  rallied from her “back of the pack” starting spot to finish on podium in third. Twice, on laps 126 and 140, she went to the outside in three-wide situations to gain two positions.

“I learned, when I started racing late models, that you’ve got to make the outside work and I was dead set determined to be the one that makes the outside work,” Van Wieringen stated. “I haven’t raced in over a year and I was worried, with our qualifying result, that we would be able to make our way up in the top-three so this is an exhilarating moment.”

Drove the wheels off the car to finish 3rd!!!! I'm so happy and thankful for the opportunity to race again. 😁 pic.twitter.com/HnZ0rX4FOn

— DominiqueRacing (@DominiqueRacing) September 5, 2017

Opinion: Dominique Van Wieringen has shown so much potential and talent. It is a shame that she cannot garner the funding necessary to remain on track. Hopefully a sponsor out there will take notice.

NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Larry King Law’s Langley Speedway
September 4, 2017

Race Results 

1. Todd Gilliland
2. Chase Purdy
3. Dominique van Wieringen
4. Ronnie Bassett Jr.
5. Collin Cabre
6. Ruben Garcia Jr.
7. Harrison Burton
8. Jay Beasley
9. Sam Hunt
10. Justin Carroll
11. Chase Cabre
12. David Calabrese
13. Dillon Bassett
14. Chuck Buchanan Jr.

RACE STATISTICS

Fastest Qualifier: Todd Gilliland
Time: 16.369 Seconds
Speed: 87.091 mph
Time of Race: 0 hrs., 51 mins, 12 secs
Average Speed: 69.609 mph
Margin of Victory: 3.8 Seconds
Caution Flags:

• Laps 2-4 (#19 Spin turn 2 - No FP)
• Laps 31-33 (#19 Spin on Backstretch - No FP)
• Laps 43-45 (#19 Spin Turn 2 - No FP)
• Laps 130-135 (#44 Spin Turn 3 & 4 - FP #43) 

4 for 15 laps.

Lap Leaders:

• Todd Gilliland 1-16
• Dillon Bassett 17-46
• Todd Gilliland 47
• Dillon Bassett 48-111
• Todd Gilliland 112-150

Total Laps Led:

• Dillon Bassett 94
• Todd Gilliland 56

4 changes involving 2 drivers.

Top 10 Driver Points:

1. Todd Gilliland 511
2. Harrison Burton 505
3. Chase Purdy * 448
4. Ronnie Bassett, Jr. 444
5. Ruben Garcia Jr. 431
6. Chase Cabre * 421
7. Jay Beasley 403
8. Dillon Bassett 383
9. Collin Cabre 377
10. Tyler Dippel 346

* Sunoco Rookie of the Year contender

Next Race: New Jersey Motorsports Park

K&N Pro Series East Races Today

Burton and Gilliland Continue Championship Battle 

The K&N Pro Series East "Visit Hampton VA 150” at Langley will be run today. Originally scheduled for Saturday, September 2nd ; it was rescheduled “due to weather.” NASCAR Next drivers Harrison Burton and Todd Gilliland will enter the race separated by only four points in the championship standings!

Neither driver has competed with the series at Langley, however, unfamiliarity has not slowed either in 2017. Gilliland won at Michigan’s Berlin Raceway in his first K&N Pro Series East visit to the track, while Burton won seven days later at Connecticut’s Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park in his first series race there.

Harrison Burton (No. 12 DEX Imaging Toyota)

• • Holds the K&N Pro Series East points lead with four wins, 10 top fives and 11 top 10s in 11 races this season.
• • Won at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway in April for his first career K&N Pro Series win.
• • Has wins at Virginia’s South Boston Speedway, Memphis and Thompson this season.
• • Leads the series with 10 top-five finishes this season and is one of only two drivers to finish in the top 10 in every start. Has not finished worse than sixth this year.
• • Has never competed with the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East at Langley.

Let's get to it ⬇️ https://t.co/opguGALRvY

— Harrison Burton (@HBurtonRacing) September 4, 2017

Todd Gilliland (No. 16 NAPA Auto Parts Toyota)

• • Trails Burton in the championship standings by four points with three wins, eight top-five and 11 top-10 finishes.
• • Won three of the last five K&N Pro Series East races and four of the first five K&N Pro Series West races this season, with K&N Pro Series East wins at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and Iowa Speedway, and owns 17 career K&N Pro Series wins.
• • One of only two drivers to finish in the top 10 in all 11 East races this season, he sits second in the current series standings with three wins, eight top fives and 11 top 10s through 11 races.
• • This will be his first series start at the Virginia track.

Round 1 complete. @CBellRacing P4 & @NoahGragson P8 advance to final round. @ToddGilliland_ just missed the cut and will start 13th tomorrow pic.twitter.com/rpSqOa6yPi

— KyleBuschMotorsports (@KBMteam) September 2, 2017

The race delay worked well for Todd, who competed in the Camping World Truck Series events on Saturday and Sunday. He started the truck race from thirteenth and improve two spots for an eleventh place finish.

K&N Pro Series East

September 4th

Visit Hampton Virginia ‘150’

Langley Speedway

Schedule

Day/Time	Event
Monday, Sept. 4
9:30 a.m.	Garage opens
11 a.m.	Rookie/Spotter Meeting
12:30-1:45 p.m.	Practice
1:50 p.m.	Driver/Crew Chief Meeting
2:45-3:45 p.m.	Driver Autograph Session
4 p.m.	Qualifying
6 p.m.	Visit Hampton Virginia 150

* All times are local and subject to change.

Time to get HYPED! The #VisitHamptonVA150 is this Saturday!

Buy your tickets now! https://t.co/mrWXdsSlso @NASCARHomeTrack pic.twitter.com/iIsODG3DKQ

— Langley Speedway (@LangleySpeedway) August 29, 2017

Langley Data: 
Race: #12 of 14 overall
Track Layout: .396-mile slightly-banked paved oval
Race Length: 150 laps (59.4 miles)

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#KNEast teams setting up for tomorrow's Visit Hampton 150! pic.twitter.com/is29ABMEEd

— Langley Speedway (@LangleySpeedway) September 3, 2017

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#NASCAR K&N Pro Series East Langley Speedway

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Track Facts

SHAPE: Semi-banked oval

SURFACE: Asphalt

LENGTH: .4 Miles

NASCAR K&N Pro Series East Langley Speedway

TRACK ADDRESS

11 Dale Lemonds Drive

Hampton, VA, 23666

(757) 865-7223

MAILING ADDRESS

3165 N. Armistead Avenue

Hampton, VA, 23666

NASCAR Drive For Diversity Combine

Day 2 October 22 NASCAR Drive For Diversity Combine

Coach Phil Horton addresses the drivers before their fitness assessment tests
Monday at Hampton University. (Jason Christley/NASCAR)

Langley Speedway’s repaving last winter provided an added challenge for the 20 drivers participating in the 2013 NASCAR Drive for Diversity Combine. Not only did the already tough .4-mile oval get faster, it meant even the drivers who had previously competed in the Combine there faced new conditions.

Driver on iRacing Simulators
(Getty Images for NASCAR)

The drivers passed that test Tuesday with flying colors.

After spending Monday at Hampton University with the fitness and iRacing evaluations, the drivers were eager to climb into one of three Late Models outfitted for the day-long practice session Tuesday. Each of the 20 drivers went out for individual sessions in the morning, and then returned to the car for longer single-car runs in the afternoon.

"It is a very demanding track," said Rev Racing CEO and owner Max Siegel. "We chose it initially so we can get a feel for the skills of the drivers. Our evaluation has expanded. We're giving them more seat time out there on the track. And just working here with the management at Langley Speedway and the NASCAR officials has been a great step for the program."

For many, like Paige Decker of Eagle River, Wis., it wasn’t just a new track, but a different car.

"I'm comfortable on this track, so it was really just learning how to ease into the gas," said Decker. "I'm used to driving a Super Late Model, so I'm trying to tone down my driving a lot for this kind of car."

Decker participated in the Combine last year. This year, her younger sister Claire and cousin Natalie also earned the opportunity to try out for the 2014 Rev Racing team.

Day 1 October 21 NASCAR
Drive For Diversity Combine

Driver on iRacing Simulators
(Getty Images for NASCAR)

Twenty drivers arrived in Hampton, Va., eager to show off their driving skills at the 2013 Drive For Diversity Combine. First, though, they were put through the paces Monday with the equally important off-track assessments at Hampton University.

This is the third year the NASCAR Drive for Diversity program – created in 2004 and now executed by Rev Racing – has partnered with Hampton. The NASCAR D4D program is designed to identify and train young female and diverse drivers at the grass roots level who demonstrate necessary talent to climb the ranks within the motorsport industries.

The drivers, who represent 12 U.S. states and Mexico and come from a wide array of racing experience, took part in physical training assessment as well as driver evaluation on Rev Racing’s iRacing simulators Monday.

“All of the drivers in this combine are going to come away from this experience better prepared as drivers,” said Marcus Jadotte, NASCAR vice president of public affairs and multicultural development. “In addition to gaining valuable seat time and direction from some of the leading officials in the sport, they’re also going to better understand the physical training that’s required to be successful in the sport.

“There really are no losers. One group – the group that’s selected – will obviously have an opportunity to race with Rev Racing. Those who aren’t selected will come away from this experience as better drivers.”

Langley Speedway hosted the NASCAR Drive for Diversity Combine
for the third straight year. (Getty Images for NASCAR)

The 2013 NASCAR Drive for Diversity Combine participants include:

1. Devon Amos, 22 Rio Rancho, N.M.
2. Annabeth Barnes, 18 Mooresville, N.C.
3. George Beasley, 21 Las Vegas, Nev.
4. Nicole Behar, 15 Otis Orchards, Wash.
5. Ryan Bernal, 19 Hollister, Calif.
6. Collin Cabre, 19 Thonotosassa, Fla.
7. Meagan Creech, 20 Ashland, Va.
8. Claire Decker, 18 Eagle River, Wis.
9. Paige Decker, 20 Eagle River, Wis.
10. Natalie Decker, 16 Eagle River, Wis.
11. Ruben Garcia, Jr., 17 Mexico City, Mexico
12. Blake Kisner, 18 Chanute, Kan.
13. Katlynn Leer, 14 St. Moulton, Iowa
14. Jack Madrid, 18 San Clemente, Calif.
15. Hannah Newhouse, 16 Twin Falls, Idaho
16. Sergio Pena, 20 Catharpin, Va.
17. Dylan Smith, 21 Randolph, Vt.
18. Kenny Stewart II, 16 Carson, Calif.
19. Cody Thompson, 20 Fremont, Calif.
20. Sam Wright, 18 Vancouver, Wash. 

An additional eight young drivers will join these 20 drivers on Oct. 23 and compete for the opportunity to drive for Rev Racing during the 2014 Summer Shootout Series in INEX Legends and Bandoleros.

1. Jairo Avila, 17 Alhambra, Calif.
2. Austin Geer, 11 Johns Creek, Ga.
3. Kylin Hammer, 11 Meadowview, Va.
4. Ryleigh Lemonds, 10 Yorktown, Va.
5. Enrique Limon, 15 Mexico City, Mexico
6. Jaiden Reyna, 7 Newport News, Va.
7. Ashley Rogero, 15 Naples, Fla.
8. Walter Thomas, 15 Indianapolis, Ind.