2015 NASCAR K&N Pro Series East

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William Byron, the 2015 K&N Pro Series East champion. Carneros 200 - William Byron - 1 - Sarah Stierch.jpg
William Byron, the 2015 K&N Pro Series East champion.
Scott Heckert finished second behind Byron by 15 points. ScottHeckert2018Johnsonville180.jpg
Scott Heckert finished second behind Byron by 15 points.
Austin Hill finished third in the championship. Austin hill (27001585094) (cropped).jpg
Austin Hill finished third in the championship.

The 2015 NASCAR K&N Pro Series East is the 29th season of the K&N Pro Series East. It began with the Hart to Heart Breast Cancer Foundation 150 at New Smyrna Speedway on February 15 and ended with the Drive Sober 125 at Dover International Speedway on October 3. [1] Ben Rhodes enters the season as the defending Drivers' Champion. William Byron won the championship, fifteen points in front of Scott Heckert. All of the races in the 2015 season were televised on NBCSN on a tape delay basis. [2]

Contents

Drivers

No.ManufacturerCar OwnerRace DriverCrew Chief
00 Toyota Bill McAnally Cole Custer 1Matthew Goslant
1 Toyota Shigeaki Hattori Sergio Peña 1Scott Goyer
Mason Mitchell (R)1Jamie Jones
Jesse Little 2
Brandon McReynolds 1Bobby Burrell
02 Chevrolet Tony Blanchard Sarah Cornett-Ching (R)2Tony Blanchard
2 Toyota Jennifer SatterfieldCollin Cabre [3] (R)Matt Bucher
3 Toyota Ben Kennedy Kaz Grala [4] Mike Fritts
04 Ford Ronnie Bassett Ronnie Bassett Jr. [5] 12Jerry Babb
4 Toyota Max Siegel Kenzie Ruston [3] Mark Green
5 Chevrolet Harry Scott Jr. Justin Haley [6] (R) Mark McFarland
6 Toyota Max Siegel Devon Amos [3] (R) [N 1] [N 2] Jon Wolfe
7 Chevrolet 6Larry Berg Codie Rohrbaugh (R)6Mark Huff
Ford 1Jerry Pitts Noah Gragson (R)1Jerry Pitts
08 Ford Paul GreenTyler Hughes (R)4Paul Green
09 Toyota 1Rodrigo San MartinChristian Celaya (R)6Tony Ponkauskas
Chevrolet 4
9 Chevrolet Justin Marks William Byron [6] (R)Kevin Bellicourt
12 Toyota Rick Gdovic Gray Gaulding 7 [7] Charles Denike III
Brandon Gdovic 1
Corey LaJoie 1
13 Toyota Kelly Souza Todd Souza 1Michael Munoz
14 Chevrolet Bobby Hutchens Trey Hutchens 6 [N 1] [N 2] Bobby Hutchens Jr.
15 Toyota Bill McAnally Nick Drake [8] David McCarty
17 Toyota James Finchum Chad Finchum 1Binky Torbett
18 Toyota Shayne Lockhart Peyton Sellers 2Hoyt Overbagh
Sarah Cornett-Ching (R)1Shayne Lockhart
Justin LaDuke (R)1
Sam Hunt 2 Peyton Sellers
19 Chevrolet Chuck BuchananChuck Buchanan Jr. 4Craig Wood
20 Chevrolet Bob Newberry Gray Gaulding 1 [9] Ryan McKinney
Daniel Hemric 3Doug Howe
Spencer Davis (R)4
22 Ford Bryan Hill Austin Hill [10] Mike Abner
23 Chevrolet J. P. MorganJ. P. Morgan (R)5James Beck
27 Ford Steven Benjamin Kyle Benjamin [11] [N 2] (R)13Kevin Reed
28 Toyota Ernie Irvan Jared Irvan (R)1Mark Reno
30 Ford Mark RetteGrant Quinlan (R)3Mark Rette
31 Chevrolet Ted Marsh David Garbo Jr. [12] (R) [N 1] [N 2] Todd Fisette
32 Chevrolet Dale Quarterley Dale Quarterley 1Teddy Brown
33 Chevrolet Bob Newberry Brandon Jones 2Chris Rice
34 Chevrolet Justin Marks Scott Heckert [6] Fuz Burgdoff
36 Chevrolet Linda MarshDalton Zehr (R)1Todd Fisette
Anthony Kumpen (R)1Robert Russell Jr.
37 Chevrolet Jeff Spraker Kevin O'Connell 1Scott Goyer
Mike Senica (R)1
Clair Zimmerman (R)1Yogan Yiengst
39 Chevrolet Eric McClure Chad Finchum 2Chris Carrier
40 Chevrolet Michael Hillman Travis Miller 8 Pat Tryson
Brian Wong 1Doug Chouinard
41 Chevrolet Douglas Fuller Ryan Preece (R)1Paul Clapprood
Landon Cassill 1Mark Hillman
42 Toyota Max Siegel Jay Beasley [3] 11Clyde Eyler
Sergio Peña 3
44 Ford Ronnie Bassett Dillon Bassett [5] (R)12Ron Otto
45 Chevrolet John StangeChristian Celaya [13] (R)6James Heuberger
Ashley Stange Mike Senica (R)1
47 Chevrolet Ashley Stange Mike Senica [14] (R)3Bob White
49 Toyota 2Zeno Marshall Jr.John Holleman IV (R)4Rock Harris
Chevrolet 2
50 Chevrolet Zeb PixleyZeb Pixley (R)1Craig Wood
51 Chevrolet Harry Scott Jr. Dalton Sargeant [6] (R)Kris Bowen
53 Ford Robert TorriereMarc-Antoine Camirand (R)1Jim Kilmer
55 Ford Dione Jefferson Dylan Lupton 1Jeff Jefferson
Jerry Pitts Noah Gragson (R)1Jerry Pitts
56 Chevrolet Charles Dean Gus Dean (R)1Franklin Hinson II
57 Chevrolet Thomas OakleyBrandon Oakley (R)1Gary Estes
63 Dodge 1Joe SalemiBrandon Glover (R)1Joe Salemi
Toyota 1John Salemi 1Kevin Salemi
71 Chevrolet Rob Grimm Eddie MacDonald 5Rollie Lachance Jr.
72 Ford Jeff JeffersonGracin Raz (R)1Jeff Jefferson
79 Chevrolet Sandra MarshallSteven Berrier (R)1Rock Harris
81 Chevrolet Michael BurnsJeremy Burns 1Mike Burns
91 Toyota Terry CarrollJustin Carroll (R)2Charles Denike III
94 Chevrolet Jim HoffmanDylan Hoffman (R)4Jim Hoffman
97 Toyota Jason Little Jesse Little 4Steve Graham
98 Chevrolet Mike Curb Rico Abreu [15] (R)Mardy Lindley
99 Toyota Bill McAnally Anthony Kumpen (R)1Roger Bracken
Eddie Cheever III (R)1
Patrick Staropoli (R)2Matthew Goslant
Notes
  1. 1 2 3 At the Casey's General Store 150 at Iowa, NASCAR regulations state when an East team and a West team use the same car number, the team that qualifies faster will be able to retain their number. East Series drivers who had to change numbers after qualifying: Devon Amos drove car number 66, instead of his regular car number 6, while Trey Hutchens drove car number 23, instead of his regular car number 14 and David Garbo Jr. drove car number 36, instead of his regular car number 31.
  2. 1 2 3 4 At #ThanksKenny 150 at Iowa, NASCAR regulations state when an East team and a West team use the same car number, the team that qualifies faster will be able to retain their number. East Series drivers who had to change numbers after qualifying: Devon Amos drove car number 66, instead of his regular car number 6, while Trey Hutchens drove car number 23, instead of his regular car number 14. Kyle Benjamin drove car number 72, instead of car number 27, and David Garbo Jr. drove car number 36, instead of his regular car number 31.

Schedule

All of the races in the 2015 season will be televised on NBCSN and will be on a tape delay basis. [16]

No.Race Title Track Date [1]
1 The Hart to Heart Breast Cancer Foundation 150 New Smyrna Speedway, New Smyrna Beach [17] February 15
2 Kevin Whitaker Chevrolet 150 Greenville-Pickens Speedway, Greenville April 4
3 PittLite 125 Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol April 18
4 Casey's General Store 150 [lower-alpha 1] Iowa Speedway, Newton May 16
5NASCAR Hall of Fame 150 Bowman Gray Stadium, Winston-Salem May 30
6 Visit Hampton 175 Langley Speedway, Hampton June 20 [1]
7 NAPA 150 presented by Germain Toyota Columbus Motor Speedway, Columbus July 4
8 United Site Services 70 New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon July 17
9 #ThanksKenny 150 [lower-alpha 2] Iowa Speedway, Newton July 31
10 Bully Hill Vineyards 125 Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen August 7 [18]
11UPMC Health Plan 150 Motordrome Speedway, Smithton August 15 [1]
12 Biscuitville 125 Virginia International Raceway, Danville August 29
13 UNOH 100 Richmond International Raceway, Richmond September 10
14 Drive Sober 125 Dover International Speedway, Dover October 3 [19] [lower-alpha 3]
Notes
  1. The Casey's General Store 150 was held as a combined event, with competitors from the K&N Pro Series West competing along with competitors for the K&N Pro Series East. The race was run with a series-based point distribution, where drivers received points and statistical credit for their finish relative to other drivers in their series, not to the whole field in general.
  2. The #ThanksKenny 150 was held as a combined event, with competitors from the K&N Pro Series West competing along with competitors for the K&N Pro Series East. The race was run with a series-based point distribution, where drivers received points and statistical credit for their finish relative to other drivers in their series, not to the whole field in general.
  3. The Drive Sober 125 was postponed a day because of persistent rain.

Results and standings

Races

No.Race Pole position Most laps ledWinning driverManufacturer
1 The Hart to Heart Breast Cancer Foundation 150 Austin Hill Austin Hill Austin Hill Ford
2 Kevin Whitaker Chevrolet 150 Daniel Hemric William Byron William Byron Chevrolet
3 PittLite 125 Jesse Little Kyle Benjamin Kyle Benjamin Ford
4 Casey's General Store 150 William Byron William Byron William Byron Chevrolet
5NASCAR Hall of Fame 150 Scott Heckert Scott Heckert Scott Heckert Chevrolet
6 Visit Hampton 175 Rico Abreu William Byron William Byron Chevrolet
7 NAPA 150 presented by Germain Toyota Rico Abreu Rico Abreu Rico Abreu Chevrolet
8 United Site Services 70 William Byron William Byron William Byron Chevrolet
9 #ThanksKenny 150 Rico Abreu Brandon McReynolds Jesse Little Toyota
10 Bully Hill Vineyards 125 Cole Custer Scott Heckert Scott Heckert Chevrolet
11UPMC Health Plan 150 William Byron William Byron Dillon Bassett Ford
12 Biscuitville 125 Scott Heckert Scott Heckert Sergio Peña Toyota
13 UNOH 100 William Byron 1 Austin Hill Austin Hill Ford
14 Drive Sober 125 William Byron 2Collin CabreCollin Cabre Toyota
Notes

Drivers' championship

(key) Bold - Pole position awarded by time. Italics - Pole position set by final practice results or rainout. * – Most laps led.

PosDriver NSM GRE BRI IOW BGS LGY COL NHA IOW GLN MOT VIR RCH DOV Points
1 William Byron (R)71*22*151*141*1978*1069546
2 Scott Heckert 425381*615281*415*410531
3 Austin Hill 1*4710141075266361*27513
4 Dalton Sargeant (R)23262323612132119311506
5 Rico Abreu (R)17910301191*10412216113492
6 Justin Haley (R)211896320987355126491
7 Kaz Grala 18642971733111572819483
8 Nick Drake 8713181081142511147285463
9 Kyle Benjamin (R)5121*91321614141416916443
10Collin Cabre (R)1515242217151324916174171*424
11 Kenzie Ruston 10142725912101634186142213408
12David Garbo Jr. (R)121312131919192017232132126387
13 Dillon Bassett (R)61618341613813151231377
14Devon Amos (R)231928316141218311913172912367
15 Ronnie Bassett Jr. 168153121152537192428340
16Jay Beasley2520211245426129INJINJINJ21333
17 Gray Gaulding 32113654177282
18Christian Celaya (R)192127212222233018112729280
19 Travis Miller DNS122143728242514186
20 Trey Hutchens 16141720715185
21 Jesse Little 2541121330184
22 Eddie MacDonald 6199192172
23 Codie Rohrbaugh (R)13221991317171
24 Spencer Davis (R)6354159
25 Sergio Peña 910131129
26J. P. Morgan (R)2223181223122
27 Daniel Hemric 5810109
28Tyler Hughes (R)16151820107
29John Holleman IV (R)20171920100
30 Grant Quinlan (R)2152096
31Chuck Buchanan Jr.2323133087
32Dylan Hoffman (R)2418272087
33 Mike Senica (R)Wth2420333279
34 Chad Finchum 17272374
35 Noah Gragson (R)735381070
36 Brandon Jones 51568
37 Sarah Cornett-Ching (R)20212467
38 Peyton Sellers 101860
39 Justin Carroll (R)72655
40 Anthony Kumpen (R)142153
41Sam Hunt211651
42 Dylan Lupton 440
43 Cole Custer 540
44 Corey LaJoie 737
45 Mason Mitchell (R)836
46 Dale Quarterley 836
47 Landon Cassill 836
48Dalton Zehr (R)1133
49Jeremy Burns1133
50 Brandon Gdovic 1232
51 Ryan Preece (R)1430
52 Patrick Staropoli (R)352429
53 Marc-Antoine Camirand (R)1727
54Justin LaDuke (R)1826
55Zeb Pixley (R)1826
56 Todd Souza 2024
57 Kevin O'Connell 2123
58John Salemi2222
59 Brian Wong 2222
60 Brandon McReynolds 131*32222
61Jared Irvan (R)2420
62 Eddie Cheever III DNQ219
63Clair Zimmerman (R)2519
64Brandon Glover (R)DNQ215
65 Gus Dean (R)3311
66Gracin Raz (R)1732333410
Brandon Oakley (R)Wth0
Steven Berrier (R)Wth0
Drivers ineligible for K&N Pro Series East points
Christopher Bell (R)5
James Bickford 246
Alex Schutte (R)1610
David Mayhew 1138
Chris Eggleston 1516
Ryan Partridge (R)2018
Nicole Behar (R)2121
Johnny White (R)3522
Brett Thompson26
Matt Levin (R)2828
Dylan Caldwell (R)29
Ron Norman (R)3235
Rich DeLong III3932
John Wood3336
Rob Powers (R)38
PosDriver NSM GRE BRI IOW BGS LGY COL NHA IOW GLN MOT VIR RCH DOV Points
Notes

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