July 17
EAGLE, Neb. — Kelly Shryock raced to his 11th victory with the O’Reilly Auto Parts United States Modified Touring Series July 17 at Eagle Raceway.
The eight-time defending O’Reilly USMTS national champion held off early challenges from Jason Friesen and Jason Krohn and drove away from the field after a lap-12 caution to score the $2,000 top prize.
The finish:
Kelly Shryock, Jason Krohn, Al Hejna, Tommy Weder, Jr., Zack VanderBeek, Jake Neal, Kyle Berck, Brad McEwan, Chris Alcorn, Jerry Trejo, Sean Manning, Mannix Winningham, Scott Green, Jason Hughes, Dylan Smith, Jason Friesen, Aaron Pella, Mike Lineberry, Brent Bohmont, Jon Tesch, Jordan Grabouski, Jay Poidinger, Chevy Hadan.

July 18
KASSON, Minn. — Tommy Myer was in the right place at the right time to win the July 18 O’Reilly Auto Parts United States Modified Touring Series feature at Kasson Speedway.
Brad Waits led the first 35 laps but fell out of the race with a broken U-joint, handing the lead to Myer, who held off Todd Scharkey for the victory.
The finish:
Tommy Myer, Todd Scharkey, Tim Donlinger, Jason Hughes, Corey Dripps, Al Hejna, Dean Mahlstedt, Kelly Shryock, Mark Noble, Zack VanderBeek, Jeff Schluetter, Douglas Hillson, Scott Green, Les Duellman, Jon Tesch, Ben Rippentrop, Steve Wetzstein, Brad Waits, Jason Krohn, Bob Timm, Tommy Weder, Jr., Brian Shaw, Scott Vesely, Alan Mondus.

Thursday
DECORAH, Iowa — Al Hejna claimed Thursday’s O’Reilly Auto Parts United States Modified Touring Series feature at Upper Iowa Speedway.
Hejna powered past Kelly Shryock and onto victory on the 28th tour.
The finish:
Al Hejna, Kelly Shryock, Jason Hughes, Zack VanderBeek, Tim Donlinger, Tommy Myer, Dan Bohr, Tommy Weder, Jr., Michael Darnall, Darrin Walch, Dean Mahlstedt, Corey Dripps, Brad McEwan, Scott Green, Joey Schaefer, Doug Hillson, Jon Tesch, Mike Spaulding, Layne Meyer, Jason Krohn, Les Duellman, Mark Massey, Steve Wetzstein, Jay Poidinger.

Friday
FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis. — O’Reilly Auto Parts United States Modified Touring Series point-leader Kelly Shryock led all 35 laps to win Friday night’s event at Tri-Oval Speedway.
The finish:
Kelly Shryock, Todd Scharkey, Al Hejna, Dean Mahlstedt, Zack VanderBeek, Jason Hughes, Bob Timm, Tommy Weder, Jr., Jon Tesch, Paul Hamernik, Mark Noble, Scott Green, Steve Speltz, Bob Bautch, Ben Anderson, Jeff Rollinger, Tommy Myer, Hank Rollinger, Jay Poidinger, Scott Vesely, Mick Glenn, Mike Sorensen, Mike Spaulding, Kerry Ledebuhr.