Aug. 11

BELLEVILLE, Kan. — John Allen proved that experience at the Belleville High Banks pays dividends as the 39-year-old scored a wire-to-wire victory in the Aug. 11 O’Reilly USMTS National Tour event.
The victory was the first on the tour for Allen since March.
Jon Tesch, who won the Hunt opener two days prior, finished second ahead of Jason Krohn, Al Hejna and Ron Ver Beek.
The finish:
John Allen, Jon Tesch, Jason Krohn, Al Hejna, Ron Ver Beek, Scott Green, Jason Friesen, Jake Neal, Jon Thompson, Kenny Wallace, Kenny Shryock, Zack VanderBeek, Dereck Ramirez, Bryan Rowland, Justin Boney, Bob Timm, Steve Burch, Tommy Weder, Jr., Corey Dripps, Jason Hughes, Dustin Hyde, Dustin Huehl, Brandon Kenny, Alan Mondus.

Aug. 12

OSBORN, Mo. — Tim Donlinger took the lead on the eighth lap of the Aug. 12 O’Reilly USMTS National Tour $2,000-to-win feature at U.S. 36 Raceway.
Tommy Weder, Jr. finished second ahead of Kelly Shryock. Zack VanderBeek and John Allen rounded out the top five.
The race was the third in the series’ Hunt for the O’Reilly USMTS National Championship, and the runner-up finish was good enough to return Shryock to the top of the standings, five points ahead of VanderBeek.
The finish:
Tim Donlinger, Tommy Weder, Jr., Kelly Shryock, Zack VanderBeek, John Allen, Justin Boney, Jason Krohn, Scott Green, Brandon Kenny, Ron Ver Beek, Jake Neal, Dereck Ramirez, Alan Mondus, Jon Tesch, Dustin Hyde, Dennis Elliott, Kenny Wallace, Bryan Rowland, Carey Umbarger, Jason Hughes, Don Crnkovich, Bob Timm, Corey Dripps, Al Hejna.

Thursday

OWATONNA, Minn. — After a lengthy rain delay Thursday night at Steele County Speedway, Tommy Weder, Jr. worked overtime to capture his third O’Reilly USMTS National Tour victory in his last six starts.
After starting from the pole, Weder had to reclaim the point from Tim Donlinger, who passed Weder for the lead on lap 12. Weder fought back with three laps to go and held on for the $2,000 victory.
Donlinger settled for second ahead of John Allen in third. Ron Ver Beek was fourth and Jon Tesch fifth.
The finish:
Tommy Weder, Jr., Tim Donlinger, John Allen, Ron Ver Beek, Jon Tesch, Dean Mahlstedt, Jason Cummins, Steve Westzstein, Zack VanderBeek, Al Hejna, Brandon Kenny, Corey Dripps, Dereck Ramirez, Jason Hughes, Dan Bohr, Mark Noble, Jacob Dahle, Alan Mondus, Kelly Shryock, Scott Green, Bryan Rowland, Jason Miller, Tom Paulson, Bob Timm.

Friday

FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis. — The fifth event in the Casey's General Stores Hunt for the O’Reilly USMTS National Championship produced the fifth different winner Friday night as Al Hejna triumphed at Tri-Oval Speedway.
Polesitter Jake Neal led the first circuit and Dean Mahlstedt led the next four laps. But when Mahlstedt turned pitside, Hejna inherited the lead and led the final 25 laps.
Tim Donlinger, who scored his second straight runner-up paycheck, was second, with Corey Dripps, Neal and Alan Mondus filling the top five.
The finish:
Al Hejna, Tim Donlinger, Corey Dripps, Jake Neal, Alan Mondus, Dereck Ramirez, Kelly Shryock, Zack VanderBeek, Scott Green, Jon Tesch, John Doelle, Mark Noble, Ron Ver Beek, John Allen, Brandon Kenny, Josh Angst, Tommy Weder, Jr., Bob Bautch, Jeff Rollinger, Hank Rollinger, Justin Boney, Dean Mahlstedt, Bob Timm, Quinn Arnoldy.

Saturday

DECORAH, Iowa — Zack VanderBeek notched his fourth O’Reilly USMTS National Tour victory of the season Saturday night at Upper Iowa Speedway.
VanderBeek out-dueled Kelly Shryock in a caution-free 40-lap event that saw all 22 starters finish the feature race on the tricky quarter-mile oval.
VanderBeek took the lead from Shryock on lap 12 and led to the checkered flag. Shryock hung on for second. Jon Tesch came from 10th to finish third. Al Hejna and Donlinger rounded out the top five.
The finish:
Zack VanderBeek, Kelly Shryock, Jon Tesch, Al Hejna, Tim Donlinger, Alan Mondus, Dereck Ramirez, Corey Dripps, John Allen, Darrin Walch, Richie Gustin, Jr., Mark Noble, Tommy Weder, Jr., Jake Neal, Brandon Kenny, Justin Boney, Jeff Schluetter, Doug Hillson, Mark Massey, Matt Sweeney, Kevin Pittman, Scott Green.