August 28
Adams County Speedway,
Corning, IA
Sanction: World of Outlaws Late Model Series (OSR Southwest Iowa Shootout) - $20,000
Information provided by: Series and track reports (last updated August 28, 11:55 pm)
Pierce storms to Adams County's WoO tour debut
OSR Southwest Iowa Shootout
- Bobby Pierce
- Tim McCreadie
- Nick Hoffman
- Tyler Erb
- Ryan Gustin
- Trey Mills
- Daulton Wilson
- Dennis Erb Jr.
- Tristan Chamberlain
- Brent Larson
- J.C. Wyman
- Dustin Sorensen
- Dallon Murty
- Logan Zarin
- Ethan Dotson
- Andrew Kosiski
- Dylan Sillman
- Chris Spieker
- Eli Johnson
- Justin Duty
- Curt Schroeder
- Tad Pospisil
- Jesse Sobbing
- Justin Zeitner
- Aaron Marrant
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Bobby Pierce (32) slips by Nick Hoffman (9) for the lead on the 28th lap.
What won the race: Storming by race-long leader Nick Hoffman as he pushed high in turn-four on lap 28, sixth-starting Bobby Pierce of Oakwood, Ill., led the rest of Friday's 45-lap OSR Southwest Iowa Shootout at Adams County Speedway. Pierce beat 13th-starting Tim McCreadie by 3.183 seconds for the $20,000 payday in the World of Outlaws Late Model Series debut at Adams County, notching his 20th tour victory of the season and 62nd of his career.
Key notes: Pierce led the final 18 laps for his 27th overall feature win of the season and his second at Adams County, adding to his July 14 victory there in Lucas Oil Series competition, worth $15,000. ... Nick Hoffman staved off early pressure from Pierce and led the opening 27 laps from the pole until pushing high in turn four on the 28th lap, opening the door for Pierce to take control. ... Tim McCreadie charged from his 13th starting spot and took second from Hoffman on a lap-35 restart, but never seriously challenged Pierce over the final 10 circuits. ... Tyler Erb, winner of Wednesday's WoO debut at nearby Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa, improved 12 positions to finish fourth. ... Trey Mills gained 17 spots to place sixth aboard his backup car after destroying his primary machine during Wednesday's Southern Iowa feature. ... Daulton Wilson ran as high as second in the early going before fading to seventh. ... Dustin Sorensen was battling Tyler Erb for fourth when he hopped the turn-three cushion on lap 38 and slipped to 12th. ... The treacherous turn-three cushion claimed several drivers throughout the night, including triggering three cautions in the 45-lap feature: Tad Pospisil (lap 1), Jesse Sobbing (lap 6) and Ethan Dotson (lap 12). ... The race was slowed three other times, including the initial lap-six caution when Justin Zeitner slipped off the turn-two racing cushion. ... Logan Zarin slowed from 14th with a shredded right-rear tire on lap 30. ... Eli Johnson slowed down the backstretch for the final stoppage on lap 35. ... The race lasted just shy of 33 minutes with 18 starters completing the distance.
On the move: Trey Mills of St. Augustine, Fla., started 23rd and finished sixth.
Winner's sponsors: Pierce’s Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Vic Hill Racing Engine and sponsored by Low Voltage Solutions, Rio Grande Waste Services, Mesilla Valley Transportation, Churchill Transport, Collins Brothers Towing, Fort Knox Safes & Vaults, Carnaghi Towing & Repair, Pontiac RV, Steidinger Construction, Leka Tree Service, River Bottom Dog Training, Precision Cabinets, JT’s Trackside Catering, Bert by Budda Transmissions, VP Racing Fuels, Ohlins Shocks, Swift Springs, Velocita Suits and Slicker Graphics.
Points chase: Before Adams County: 1. Bobby Pierce (6,214); 2. Nick Hoffman (6,091); 3. Tyler Erb (5,862); 4. Tim McCreadie (5,788); 5. Ryan Gustin (5,683); 6. Ethan Dotson (5,578); 7. Daulton Wilson (5,482); 8. Dennis Erb Jr. (5,413); 9. Trey Mills (5,411); 10. Dustin Sorensen (5,304).
Current weather: Clear, 73°F
Car count: 25
Fast qualifier: Nick Hoffman
Time: 18.692 seconds
Polesitter: Nick Hoffman
Heat race winners: Nick Hoffman, Bobby Pierce, Dustin Sorensen
Next series race: August 29, Shelby County Speedway (Harlan, IA) $20,000
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.




































