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Week 6 Power Rankings

    Rockingham was the most eventful race of the season for many competitors. Still, Ellison was able to carry his momentum from Vegas and will look to continue that pace as we head to Charlotte.

    1. Gabe Ellison (+1)

    Gabe prevailed in a race-long battle with Curtis White to pick up his 2nd win of the season. The win puts Ellison on top of the Power Rankings as well as the driver standings.

    2. Casey Carrington (-1)

    Casey once again had a very strong pace throughout the Rockingham race, and if it weren’t for being KO’d by a lapped car, he would have been in contention for another win. Expect a rebound coming his way in Charlotte.

    3. Curtis White (NR)

    Curtis put together his best event of the season at Rockingham by winning the Pole, picking up the Stage Win, and coming up just short at the finish for P2. Look for him to continue improving as the season progresses.

    4. Dylan Rosenberg (-)

    Dylan is almost a broken record – he quietly and methodically finds a way to secure a solid finish week in and week out. He picked up another Top 5 at The Rock and is almost a lock for a Top 10 in Charlotte.

    5. Jose Ruiz (NR)

    Jose had a strong pace over the last half of the Rockingham race and captured a podium finish, his first Top 5 this season.

    Week 5 Power Rankings

      As always, Las Vegas produced a share of winners and losers. Let’s have a look at the updated Power Rankings to see the ones to watch at The Rock.

      1. Casey Carrington (+1)

      Casey continued to have a strong season in Vegas where he picked up the Stage win and drove under the checkered flag in P2. He currently leads the point standings and shows no signs of slowing down.

      2. Gabe Ellison (+3)

      After missing the race in Atlanta, Gabe rebounded to win the Pole, finish 2nd in the Stage, and take home the victory in Las Vegas. Gabe now sits 2nd in the point standings as we head to Rockingham.

      3. Michael Sturgill (-2)

      Michael wasn’t able to make the Las Vegas race, so he lost pace in both the Power Rankings as well as the Season Standings. Look for him to bounce back in this week’s event.

      4. Dylan Rosenberg (-1)

      Once again, Dylan was able to put together a solid run in Las Vegas and captured another Top 10. He is the only driver in the series with 4 Top 10s through 4 races.

      5. Michael Mullens (NR)

      Mullens showed strong speed once again in Las Vegas and led a race-high 27 laps (tied with Ellison). He currently sites P6 in the standings and will look to move further up the board at Rockingham.

      Week 4 Power Rankings

        We didn’t have an updated look at the Power Rankings last week, but that doesn’t discount this group of racers. They continue to show that they are the strongest in the league right now and any of them could be in victory lane at Vegas.

        1. Michael Sturgill

        Sturgill has had a stellar start to the season already picking up 1 win and 3 Top 10s in the first 3 races. As a result, he is at the top of the point standings as well as the Power Rankings.

        2. Casey Carrington

        Casey picked up his first league win at Atlanta and has moved up to 2nd place in the point standings. He has rebounded from a poor finish at Daytona and will continue to challenge for wins as the season progresses.

        3. Dylan Rosenberg

        Dylan has had a quiet start to the season, but has managed to pick up 3 Top 10s and sits 3rd in the standings. It is only a matter of time before he collects his first checkered flag.

        4. Michael Garrone

        Michael rebounded from a tough outing at Auto Club to collect his first Top 5 of the season in Atlanta. With the finish he moved up to 5th place in the standings and heads into Las Vegas looking for more success.

        5. Gabe Ellison

        Gabe wasn’t able to make the Atlanta race, but he will be looking to earn another league win at Las Vegas. Don’t bet against the #27 in Sin City.