Take a look back at some stats and numbers from the 2015 Fall Season:
Callaway Investments Sportsman Street Stock Series Stats:
– The division averaged 19.6 cars per race
– The division averaged 2.84 cautions per race – 3 races went caution free (Irwindale Inner, Five Flags, Langley)
– The Week 6 race at Irwindale Inner had 0 cautions, and ALL drivers finished the race with 0 incidents
– 65 different drivers competed in the division, 41 competed in more than one event
– 5 drivers competed in all 13 races – Russell Berry, Matt Rolfe, Ian Layne, Dale Owen, Ken Belanger
– 7 different drivers earned a pole – Matt Rolfe (3), Darrell Hamlin, Joe Schaffer, Ty Spearman (2), Tim Bills, Jarrid Boiros, Tom Wetmore (1)
– 6 different drivers won a race – Joe Schaffer (5), Hunter Combs, Windell Stratton, Tom Wetmore (2), Darrell Hamlin, Cody Thompson (1)
– Joe Schaffer had the most top fives (8)
– 4 drivers had the most top tens – Russell Berry, Matt Rolfe, Ian Layne, Dale Owen (10)
– Russell Berry completed the most laps (1,059 out of 1,060 laps – 99.9%)
– 17 different drivers led a lap
– Joe Schaffer led the most laps (241 out of 1,060 laps – 22.7%)
– Lowest incidents per race (at least 8 starts) – Joe Schaffer (.82 inc/race – 9 total inc in 11 starts)
– Joe Schaffer earned the most bonus points (28)
– Joe Schaffer won the championship by 41 points. The Street Stock title for Joe was his 2nd career SARA championship.
NEO Racing News SK Shootout Series Stats:
– The division averaged 18.4 cars per race
– The division averaged 5.07 cautions per race
– 66 different drivers competed in the division, 37 competed in more than one event
– 3 drivers competed in all 13 races – Michael Baxter, Ian Layne, Matt Rolfe
– 8 different drivers earned a pole – Bill Martin (4), Matt Rolfe (2), Darrell Hamlin, Cody Kelley, Ty Majeski, Dale Owen, Ty Spearman, Windell Stratton (1)
– 6 different drivers won a race – Bill Martin (6), Cody Kelley, Dale Owen (2), Ian Layne, James Linkiewicz, Ty Majeski (1)
– Bill Martin had the most top fives (10)
– 2 drivers had the most top 10s – Bill Martin, Clay Snider (10)
– Ian Layne completed the most laps (1,228 out of 1,335 laps – 91.9%)
– 25 different drivers led a lap
– Bill Martin led the most laps (382 out of 1,335 laps – 28.6%)
– Lowest incidents per race (at least 8 starts) – Bill Martin (4.18 inc/race – 46 total inc in 11 starts)
– Bill Martin earned the most bonus points (78)
– Bill Martin won the championship by 132 points. This was Bill’s 2nd SK Modified championship.
MRolfeDesigns Pro Late Model Series Stats:
– The division averaged 26.2 cars per race
– The division averaged 4.76 cautions per race – 1 race went caution free (Watkins Glen)
– 79 different drivers competed in the division, 53 competed in more than one event
– 5 drivers competed in all 13 races – Russell Berry, Scott Dunlap, Ian Layne, Matt Rolfe, Jason Williams
– 8 different drivers earned a pole – Cody Kelley (3), Ty Majeski, Scott Schrader (2), David Krikorian, James Linkiewicz, Bill Martin, Landon Sciacca, Windell Stratton (1)
– 9 different drivers won a race – Bill Martin (3), Ty Majeski, Kevin J Myers (2), Hunter Combs, Josh Hart, Cody Kelley, David Krikorian, Ty Spearman, Parker Traves (1)
– Bill Martin had the most top fives (8)
– 2 drivers had the most top 10s – Matt Rolfe, Windell Stratton (9)
– Ian Layne completed the most laps (1,177 out of 1,260 laps – 93.4%)
– 22 different drivers led a lap
– Bill Martin led the most laps (310 out of 1,260 laps – 24.6%)
– Lowest incidents per race (at least 8 starts) – Scott Dunlap (2.92 inc/race – 38 total inc in 13 starts)
– Joe Schaffer earned the most bonus points (58)
– Bill Martin won the championship by just 10 points after entering the final race tied in the standings with Windell Stratton. This was Bill’s 2nd PLM championship, and his 6th career title which is most all time.
RB Performance Super Late Model Series Stats:
– The division averaged 22.3 cars per race
– The division averaged 4.07 cautions per race – 2 races went caution free (Irwindale, Iowa)
– 83 different drivers competed in the division, 56 competed in more than one event
– 4 drivers competed in all 13 races – Russell Berry, Ian Layne, Matt Rolfe, Jason Williams
– 7 different drivers earned a pole – Cody Kelley, Ty Majeski (3), Bill Martin (2), David Krikorian, Darrell Hamlin, Matt Rolfe, Windell Stratton (1)
– 9 different drivers won a race – Cody Kelley (3), Ty Majeski, Ty Spearman (2), Tim Bills, Jeremy Davis, Bill Martin, Derek Robinson, Joe Schaffer, Tom Wetmore (1)
– Matt Rolfe had the most top fives (10)
– Matt Rolfe had the most top 10s – Matt Rolfe (12)
– Ian Layne completed the most laps (1,546 out of 1,575 laps – 98.1%)
– 26 different drivers led a lap
– Tom Wetmore led the most laps (251 out of 1,575 laps – 15.9%)
– Lowest incidents per race (at least 8 starts) – Derek Robinson (2.22 inc/race – 20 total inc in 9 starts)
– Matt Rolfe earned the most bonus points (39)
– Matt Rolfe won the championship by 69 points. The Super Late Model title for Matt was his 5th career SARA championship.
Miscellaneous Stats:
– Patrick Hahe, Todd Sipe, Cody Kelley, Kevin J Myers, and Ty Spearman became the latest drivers to reach the 100 career start milestone, bringing the total number of drivers to do so, up to 20. 8 other drivers are within 20 starts of that mark.
– Matt Rolfe became the 1st driver in league history to start over 400 career races and now sits at 404 starts.
– Other career starts milestones this season include – Clay Snider 300 starts (324), Mike Belanger 250 starts (259), Scott Dunlap 250 starts (250), Anthony Celentano 200 starts (203), Russell Berry 150 starts (184), Ian Layne 150 starts (176), Bill Martin 150 starts (172), Dale Owen 150 starts (159)
– There are now 48 different drivers that have at least 50 career league starts.
– Ty Majeski had 6 poles this season, becoming the first driver to reach 50 career poles, bringing his total to 51 career poles which is most all time.
– There are 10 drivers that have over 10 career poles, no drivers added their name to that list this season.
– Ty Majeski had 5 wins this season, bringing his total up to 49 career wins which is most all time. Ty sits 1 win away from reaching the 50 win milestone.
– There are now 14 drivers that have over 10 career victories, with Joe Schaffer joining that list.
– Bill Martin became just the 2nd driver to reach 100 career top 5 finishes, and now sits at 109. Matt Rolfe leads the category with 179 top 5’s.
– Mike Belanger reached the 150 career top 10 milestone (154), Bill Martin reached 125 career top 10s (127), Ryan Borges reached 100 career top 10s (105). There are now just 9 drivers that have over 100 top 10 finishes. Matt Rolfe leads the category with 294.
– There are now 16 drivers that have completed over 10,000 career laps. Matt Rolfe leads the category with 33,438.
– There are 8 drivers that have led over 1,000 career laps. No drivers added their name to this list.
– 6 different drivers picked up their first career SARA wins in the 2015 Fall Season, Ian Layne, Jeremy Davis, Tom Wetmore, Hunter Combs, Josh Hart, and Darrell Hamlin.