Interesting News Headlines After O'Reilly Raceway Park!!

Nick Mace in his #48 Lowes Chevy qualified 6th and finished 1st at the end of the 100 lapper of our 2nd short track race of the season. ORP being the 2nd race in a row at Indianapolis brought some difficult racing. The racing was tough out there where passing was very hard to do. Our biggest movers of the race gained only 12 spots at the most, Skye Commons started 22nd finishing 10th.

The race only saw 2 lead changes all race, Treck Tauger in his Blue Flare Motorsports #41 Toyota surprisingly led the first 75 laps out of 100, while Nick Mace took the lead to lead the last 25 laps of the event.

This was the first race of the entire season that a Ford manufacturer DID NOT LEAD A SINGLE LAP in a 2015 Sony Cup Series Race.

Nick Mace winning the race was a mile stone in its own! Nick Mace made history in being the first ARCSOA Driver to win 50 or more ARCSOA Races in the ARCSOA Universe, the next closest driver to his resume is Noah Hart with 29 ARCSOA Universe Wins!

Chevy was also added onto the list of manufacturer winners of 2015, Ford (12), Holden (1), BMW (1), and Chevy (1) now the only manufacturers with wins this season. Toyota, Dodge, Pontiac, Audi, Lexus, and Merecedes are the other manufacturers this season who have also yet win a race in the 2015 Season with 21 races remaining.

Tauger was in a class of his own all night, then Mace caught him when he got into lapped traffic.

Nick Mace is also 1 win away from Richerd Johnson who has had the record for most winning driver in the Sony Cup Series since he took it away from Nick Mace in Season 2 at Talladega on November 22th, 2012. Richerd won his 5th career win in only his 31st start and from there on out he has never given up the honors of sharing/losing the top spot as most winning driver. Nick Mace, now on a hot streak compared to what Richerd Johnson has been doing as of late, Nick Mace is in position to tied Richerd Johnson from here on out for most winning driver in the Sony Cup Series unless Richerd grabs his 24th career win here soon which doesn't look like will be the case, I think Nick Mace will finally catch up with Richerd here in 2015.