The lead changed hands three times during Sunday’s World of Outlaws Late Model Series race at US. 36 Raceway, and Mike Marlar made sure he was the last to take it.
Fans at the Osborn, Missouri race track saw a charging No. 157 Longhorn Chassis storm by Chase Junghans, who had taken the lead from fellow podium finisher Tyler Bruening.
“The car was really good all night long,” Marlar said on DirtVision. “I ran out of tear-offs early so we needed that caution. I got my helmet cleaned off so I could see where I was going and after that I was trekking.”
Lapped traffic was key in Marlar finding another victory on the circuit this season in what has been a dream year for his team.
Tanner English came home with a P25 finish after a broke suspension took him out of contention in the race, closing the gap between himself and Max Blair for the series’ rookie of the year points.
With three A-Mains left this season, just 18 points separate Blair from passing English for the lead in award honors.
Team ARD’s Curt Schroeder came home with a top-20 finish, running in the 19th position.
The next time the World of Outlaws Late Model Series will be on the track will come on Wednesday, November 2 as they open the World Finals at The Dirt Track at Charlotte.
World of Outlaws Late Model Series results
U.S. 36 Raceway
Sun. October 23, 2022
1. Mike Marlar
2. Chase Junghans
3. Tyler Bruening
4. Dennis Erb Jr.
5. Ryan Gustin
6. Max Blair
7. Josh Richards
8. Brandon Sheppard
9. Gordy Gundaker
10. Shane Clanton
11. Brent Larson
12. Billy Moyer Sr.
13. Boom Briggs
14. Billy Moyer Jr.
15. Trevor Gundaker
16. Daniel Hilsabeck
17. Jordan Yaggy
18. Paul Glendenning
19. Curt Schroeder
20. Dustin Walker
21. Reid Millard
22. Andrew Kosiski
23. Chad Walter
24. Kayden Clatt
25. Tanner English
26. Larry Clawson
