2011 ASA Midwest Tour season

2011 ASA Midwest Tour
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The 2011 ASA Kwik-Trip Midwest Tour presented by Echo Outdoor Power Equipment and grandstay.net was the fifth season of the American Speed Association's Midwest Tour. The championship was held over 12 races, beginning May 1 in Oregon, Wisconsin, and ending October 9 in West Salem, Wisconsin. Andrew Morrissey was the champion.

Schedule and results

Rnd Date Race Name Track Location Fast Qualifier Winner
1 May 1 Joe Shear Classic 136 Madison International Speedway Oregon, Wisconsin Bryan Reffner Ross Kenseth
2 May 15 SCAG Power Equipment Dixieland 100 Wisconsin International Raceway Kaukauna, Wisconsin Andrew Morrissey Tim Schendel
3 June 3 Wayne Carter Classic 125 presented by ECHO Bear Cat Grundy County Speedway Morris, Illinois Chris Weinkauf Ross Kenseth
4 June 18 Elmer Musgrave Memorial 100 Illiana Motor Speedway Schererville, Indiana Andrew Morrissey Ross Kenseth
5 June 23 River Valley Bank Flip Merwin Memorial 150 State Park Speedway Wausau, Wisconsin Jonathan Eilen Mark Mackesy
6 July 2 Marshfield 100 Marshfield Motor Speedway Marshfield, Wisconsin Jacob Goede Jason Weinkauf
7 July 9 Grandstay Summer Clash 250 Elko Speedway Elko, Minnesota Chris Weinkauf Skylar Holzhausen
8 August 5 Sandvik Coromant 150 presented by Cline Tool Iowa Speedway Newton, Iowa Nathan Haseleu Jeff Choquette
9 August 12 Miller 100 presented by McGrath Powersports Hawkeye Downs Speedway Cedar Rapids, Iowa Andrew Morrissey Jonathan Eilen
10 August 21 Shakopee 125 Raceway Park Shakopee, Minnesota Nick Panitzke Nathan Haseleu
11 October 2 National Short Track Championship 200 Rockford Speedway Loves Park, Illinois Chris Wimmer Steve Carlson
12 October 9 Oktoberfest 100 La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway West Salem, Wisconsin Griffin McGrath Johnny Sauter

Championship points

Steve Carlson won the National Short Track Championship at Rockford Speedway.
PosDriverPoints
1 Andrew Morrissey1758
2 Jacob Goede1707
3 Nathan Haseleu1701
4 Tim Schendel1675
5 Chris Wimmer1647
6 Jonathan Eilen1613
7 Griffin McGrath1613
8 Chris Weinkauf1607
9 Skylar Holzhausen (R)1606
10 Steve Carlson1597
11 Nick Panitzke1595
12 Ross Kenseth1553
13 Jeff Storm1518
14 Nick Murgic1504
15 Michael Bilderback1394
16 Joel Theisen (R)1304
17 Mark Kraus1043
18 Thor Anderson1,000
19 Gary LaMonte915
20 Travis Sauter858
21 Bryan Reffner720
22 Brandon Hill668
23 Becca Kasten589
24 Erik Darnell568
25 Matt Tift522
26 Jeremy Spoonmore (R)513
27 Boris Jurkovic505
28 Jeff Cannon (R)496
29 Danny Darnell414
30 Ronnie Rihn410
31 Jim Olson (R)406
32 Jason Weinkauf404
33 Dan Fredrickson401
34 Eddie Hoffman383
35 Cardell Potter375
36 Jamie Iverson370
37 Rich Loch338
38 Kris Kelly334
39 Russ Blakeley296
40 Jeff Choquette284
41 Tim Sauter279
42 Matt Kocourek278
43 Steve Holzhausen256
44 Kyle Calmes243
45 Blake Brown238
46 Tim Plummer237
47 Conrad Jorgenson235
48 Dean Cornelius232
49 Neil Knoblock232
50 Colin Reffner230
51 Steve Apel230
52 Mason Mitchell224
53 Brad Osborn223
54 Jeremy Lepak216
55 Erik Pierce210
56 Mike Carlson210
57 Dean LaPointe210
58 Tommy Pecaro197
59 Paul Paine169
60 Mark Mackesy166
61 Steve Rubeck160
62 Larry Schuler149
63 Brad Mueller139
64 Rich Bickle137
65 Donny Reuvers135
66 Jon Reynolds, Jr.133
67 Ben Pettis132
68 Adam Royle132
69 Jeff VanOudenhoven130
70 Tom Gee, Jr.128
71 Mike Meyerhofer127
72 Brett Piontek126
73 Ryan Johnson125
74 Ryan Carlson125
75 Burton Brown122
76 Jake Vanoskey117
77 Eugene Gregorich116
78 Billy Knippenburg115
79 Chris Eggleston114
80 Molly Rhoads114
81 Brett Sontag114
82 John Nutley113
83 Joey Gase113
84 Josh Vadnais112
85 Tom Muhr112
86 Mark Sontag, Jr.111
87 Curt Tillman109
88 Weston Griffith, Jr.101
89 Jerry Sharp99
90 Clint SIllars99
91 Travis Thompson99
92 Corey Jankowski99
93 Jesse Haase98
94 Bradley Tilton98
95 Chad Walen98
96 Josh Wallace95
97 Jordan Sims93
98 Greg Vangool93
99 James Getait91
100 Brett Peters90
101 Johnny Sauter65
102 Danny Odell51
103 Jay Foster51
104 Max McNamara51
105 Mikie Breiner51

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References

  1. ↑ "2011 ASA Midwest Tour Point Standings". ASA Midwest Tour. Archived from the original on 22 April 2012. Retrieved 22 April 2012.
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