Who will be on top this week’s SPEED SPORT Power Rankings?
- Shawn Langdon
Shawn Langdon’s four-race winning streak ended with a semi-final loss at the Texas Motorplex, but he retains a commanding lead with two races remaining in the NHRA Top Fuel season. Langdon has won seven races this season. Last Week: 1
- Chase Dietz
Chase Dietz has won 26 winged sprint car races this season, including the 64th annual National Open at Williams Grove Speedway. Last Week: 2
- Ricky Thornton Jr.
Ricky Thornton Jr. continued his late season hot streak. One week after sweeping races at Eldora Speedway, he won both ends of the Dirt Track World Championship at West Virginia Motor Speedway. Last Week: 9
- Corey Day
Corey Day finished fourth in Saturday’s NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Phoenix Raceway. He’s won four races in the series this season. Last Week: 4.
- Kyle Larson
NASCAR Cup Series point leader Kyle Larson finished 34th at Phoenix. Larson has two Cup Series wins this season. He has also won in the O’Reilly Series and collected 10 sprint car victories including the Knoxville Nationals. Last Week: 3
- Carson Brown
Up-and-coming stock car racer Carson Brown won the Winchester 400 ASA STARS National Tour race at Winchester (Ind.) Speedway. It was his fifth ASA STARS win of the season. Brown has also won four ARCA races and a CARS Tour event. Last Week: 5
- Buddy Kofoid
World of Outlaws sprint car racer Buddy Kofoid won his 16th feature of the season Saturday night at Belle-Clair Fairgrounds Speedway Park. Last Week: Not Ranked
- Dallas Glenn
Dallas Glenn raced to his fifth NHRA Pro Stock victory of the season Sunday at the Texas Motorplex and regained the point lead with two races remaining. Last Week: Not Ranked
- Sheldon Haudenschild
After back-to-back victories in his home state of Ohio, Sheldon Haudenschild finished fourth at BelleClair Fairgrounds Speedway Park. Haudenschild has 11 wins this season. Last Week: 6
- Bobby Pierce
Bobby Pierce has won 29 dirt late model races this season. Last Week: 8
On The Move: With many series having wrapped up their seasons, there aren’t a lot of opportunities for drivers to make up ground.
What To Watch For?: All three NASCAR national series will race at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway, providing the opportunity to turn the points races upside down.
Dropped Out: High Limit Racing champion Rico Abreu and World of Outlaws late model ace Nick Hoffman dropped from the rankings.



