Three years is a long time in the world of a racecar driver. But after 1125 days, C.J. Leary finally busted through to become a USAC Silver Crown race winner once again during Wednesday night’s USAC RaceAid 100 at Brownsburg, Indiana’s Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park.
It had been more than a quarter century since a driver had won four consecutive races within a single USAC division at Indiana’s Winchester Speedway. Throughout Friday night’s 34th running of the Rich Vogler Classic, Kody Swanson made certain it was going to be him as he swept the entire night of events at the 37 degree high-banked 1/2-mile paved oval.
Throughout Kody Swanson’s illustrious USAC Silver Crown career, he’s been known to produce “lights out” performances more often than not.
That description couldn’t have been more apt during Saturday night’s Ranken Technical College Route 66 Classic Presented by Welsch Heating & Cooling at World Wide Technology Raceway in Madison, Illinois.
Tyler Roahrig had done just about everything in his brief but highly successful USAC Silver Crown career. Everything but win, that is.
In 12 career series starts dating back to 2021, the Plymouth, Indiana racer finished on the podium six different times, including a runner-up result in his first career series appearance.
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