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Kyle Larson in victory lane at Knoxville Raceway. (Paul Arch photo)
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No Change At The Top Of National Sprint Rankings

August 31, 2020

CONCORD, N.C. – Despite not running a single sprint car race this week, Kyle Larson remains comfortably on top of the National Sprint Car Rankings.

Larson, who won a Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series race Saturday at Pennsylvania’s Port Royal Speedway, boasts a 3.313 average in 48 winged sprint car starts, with a national best 26 victories.

After his fourth victory of the season Saturday at Selinsgrove (Pa.) Speedway, Lance Dewease ranks second with a 4.636 average finish in 22 events.

Brad Sweet, who won Sunday’s World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series feature at Nebraska’s I-80 Speedway, ranks third with a 5.450 average finish in 40 starts.

Ohio’s Cap Henry is fourth with a 5.7 average finish in 20 starts, while David Gravel is fifth with a 5.927 average finish in 41 races.

Sixty-two drivers have reached the mandatory 20-start plateau to be ranked.

Regional leaders are Danny Dietrich (Eastern), Cap Henry (Great Lakes), Sweet (Great Plains), Jacob Patton (Mid-America), Brandon Spithaler (OH-PA) and Justin Sanders (Western).

Eighty-six drivers have won the 230 features run this season.

National Sprint Car Rankings

  1. Kyle Larson, 3.313 (48 starts)
  2. Lance Dewease, 4.636   (22 starts)
  3. Brad Sweet, 5.450 (40 starts)
  4. Cap Henry, 5.700 (20 starts)
  5. David Gravel, 5.927 (41 starts)
  6. Logan Schuchart, 6.119 (42 starts)
  7. Danny Dietrich, 6.280 (57 starts)
  8. Aaron Reutzel, 6.915 (47 starts)
  9. Brandon Spithaler, 6.962 (26 starts)
  10. Donny Schatz, 7.000 (40 starts)

To view the regional rankings and feature win list, advance to the next page.