Belleville, IL. (05/08/2020) Initially an idea as a way for POWRi competitors to pass the time until they could get back to the joys of real-world dirt track racing quickly morphed into a full-fledged racing venture for many drivers. Rich with outstanding side-by-side racing and nail-biting photo-finishes week-in and week-out, the POWRi Lucas Oil West Midget iRacing League inaugural six-week season has drawn to a conclusion as #09 Daison Pursley emerges the season champion.
Gaining valuable reaction-time experiences in a simulation setting that can ultimately convey to their driving arsenal, wheeler’s of a multitude of divisions entered the weekly events that averaged over sixty. When the final checkers were shown and the points tallied, it was two-time feature winner #09 Daison Pursley the victor. Winning at the Chili Bowl and Lanier National Speedway, Pursley would also place in the runner-up position on three occasions making a statement in the season standings. Emerson Axsom #42, would use consistency to stay in the chase, averaging a top-ten finish for the season. Emerson’s championship quest would be one spot short though, placing second by twenty-five points. Skyrocketing up the standings over the final few races, #7 Jacob Denney would place third on the season only thirty-four points back. Denney would average a fifth-place finish or better in the final three events. Perennial front-runner #4 Robert Dalby placed fourth on the season, behind the leader by fifty-eight points, just shy of placing in the top-ten in all six events. Dalby would impress all with an average finish of 11th for the simulation season. Week-One winner at Learnerville Speedway, #37 Aiden Purdue would round out the point’s championship top five, seventy-two points back from Pursley.
Through winning the POWRi Lucas Oil West Midget iRacing League Championship Pursley is now the proud recipient of a cash prize, a case of Lucas Oil, a case of Super Clean, a Lucas Oil Slick Mist detailing kit, a $50 Keizer Wheel certificate, and a $50 Smith Titanium certificate. Congratulations on an outstanding showing all season to this top-tier talent.
The POWRi Lucas Oil West Midget iRacing League would like to thank all competitors and behind-the-scenes officials that helped out or entered to make these events possible.
POWRi TV will continue May 16th at Lake Ozark Speedway with the POWRi Lucas Oil WAR Sprint League. Fans of POWRi can catch the great racing excitement streaming live on POWRi.TV and follow along @POWRiTV on social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
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- administrator on May 08, 2020
- Article Date: 5/8/2020