2018 NASCAR K&N Pro Series West

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Derek Thorn, driving the No. 6 car for Sunrise Ford Racing, the 2018 K&N Pro Series West champion. This was his second title in the series. Derek Thorn Sonoma 2018.jpg
Derek Thorn, driving the No. 6 car for Sunrise Ford Racing, the 2018 K&N Pro Series West champion. This was his second title in the series.
Ryan Partridge, driving the No. 9 car for Sunrise Ford Racing, finished second behind his teammate Thorn in the championship by 27 points. Ryan Partridge Sonoma 2018.jpg
Ryan Partridge, driving the No. 9 car for Sunrise Ford Racing, finished second behind his teammate Thorn in the championship by 27 points.
Cole Rouse, driving the No. 99 car for Bill McAnally Racing, finished third in the championship. Cole Rouse Evergreen 2018.jpg
Cole Rouse, driving the No. 99 car for Bill McAnally Racing, finished third in the championship.

The 2018 NASCAR K&N Pro Series West was the sixty-fifth season of the K&N Pro Series West, a regional stock car racing series sanctioned by NASCAR. It began with the Bakersfield 175 presented by NAPA Auto Parts at Kern County Raceway Park on March 15 and concluded with the NAPA Auto Parts 175 presented by West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame at Kern County Raceway Park on October 27. Todd Gilliland entered the season as the defending Drivers' champion; however, he did not go for three in a row, because he moved up to the Truck Series in 2018. Derek Thorn, the 2013 West Series champion, won his second championship in his first full season since his first title, 27 points in front of his Sunrise Ford Racing teammate Ryan Partridge, who also returned to the series in 2018 after a year off in 2017.

Contents

Drivers

No.ManufacturerCar OwnerRace DriverCrew Chief
1 Chevrolet Valerie Inglebright Jim Inglebright 1Rodney Haygood
04 Toyota 4
Chevrolet 1		 Bill McAnally Hershel McGriff 2Jeff Barkshire 2
Alex Bowman [N 1] 1Ron Otto 2
Christopher Bell [N 2] 1
Chris Eggleston [N 3] 1Bryan Tasnady 1
4 Ford Bob FarmerRod Johnson Jr. [N 4] (R)1Mark Perry 3
Bob Farmer 3
Will Rodgers 5
6 Ford Bob Bruncati Derek Thorn Bill Sedgwick
7 Ford Jeff Jefferson Will Rodgers 2Jeff Jefferson 5
Jerry Pitts 3
Devin Dodson (R)3
Vanessa Robinson [N 5] (R)1
Cole Keatts (R)2
08 Chevrolet Mike HolleranTravis Milburn 5Mike Holleran 5
Charles Price 1
Bob Wood 1
Roger Bracken 2
Cassie Gannis 2
Zack St. Onge (R)1
John Wood 1
8 Chevrolet Becky KannBilly Kann 1Steve Elder
9 Ford Bob Bruncati Ryan Partridge Jeff Schrader
10 Chevrolet 13
Ford 1		Jody Levin Matt Levin 13Roger Bracken 3
Ron Norman 5
Erik Higley 4
Chase Newell 1
Jerry Pitts 1
Will Rodgers [N 6] (R)1
11 Chevrolet 13John Krebs Takuma Koga John Krebs 5
Toyota 1Hiroki Miyaji 9
13 Toyota Kelly Souza Todd Souza 10Michael Munoz
16 Toyota Mike Curb Derek Kraus John Camilleri
17 Chevrolet Steve McGowan David Mayhew 3Johnny White 1
Bruce Cook 1
Matt Bucher 1
18 Chevrolet Becky Kann Bill Kann [N 7] 9Billy Kann 6
Johnny White 2
Kevin Loster 1
19 Toyota Bill McAnally Hailie Deegan (R)Joe Draper 3
Ty Joiner 5
Kevin Reed Jr. 6
20 Toyota David Gilliland Erik Jones 1Chris Lawson
22 Ford Bob Bruncati Trevor Huddleston (R)Clinton Cram
25 Chevrolet Mike Naake Tom Klauer 1 Mike Naake
27 Ford 9
Chevrolet 1		Jerry Pitts Kevin Harvick [N 8] 1 Richard Boswell 1
Vanessa Robinson (R)2Jeff Jefferson 2
Devin Dodson (R)1Jerry Pitts 7
William Byron 1
Jeff Jefferson 2
Sam Mayer (R)1
Tyler Tanner (R)1
Buddy Shepherd (R)1
32 Ford 2Sue McCarty Salvatore Iovino 1Kevin McCarty 1
Rudy Vanderwal [N 9] (R)1Bruce Yackey 1
Toyota 1Taylor Canfield (R)1Stafford Smith 1
36 Chevrolet 6
Ford 4
Toyota 2		 Shawne Merriman Jesse Iwuji 4Terry Elmore 1
John Wood 4
Don Joiner 2
Sonny Wahl 1
James Wahl 1
Charlie Wahl 1
Al Neep 1
Stafford Smith 1
Cassie Gannis 1
Rudy Vanderwal [N 10] (R)2
Armani Williams [N 11] (R)1
Andrew Engberson (R)1
Tim Ward [N 12] (R)1
Sting Ray Robb (R)1
Taylor Canfield (R)1
38 Toyota Hollis ThackerayHollis Thackeray (R)2Quintin Crye 1
Roger Bracken 1
39 Toyota 3
Chevrolet 1		Kevin McCartyAndrew Tuttle (R)1Sue McCarty 1
Kyle Tellstrom [N 13] (R)1Lee Hackney 1
Taylor Canfield (R)1Stafford Smith 1
Keith McGee (R)1Justin Creech 1
40 Chevrolet Jan Levin Ron Norman 5Erik Higley 4
Chris Wood 1
Jesse Iwuji [N 14] 2Chase Newell 2
Sheldon Creed 1Jeff Stankiewicz 1
41 Ford Tony Stewart Aric Almirola 1 Richard Boswell
43 Ford 13John Wood Kody Vanderwal Jason Dickenson
Toyota 1
44 Toyota Dave ReedAustin Reed (R)1Bond Suss
47 Toyota Michelle Ivie Scott Ivie 1Unknown
51 Ford Dione Jefferson Austin Herzog [N 15] (R)1Charlie Wilson
Carlos Vieira 1
54 Toyota David Gilliland Daniel Suárez 1Seth Smith
55 Ford Dione JeffersonReid Lanpher [N 16] (R)1Jerry Pitts 1
Cole Keatts (R)1Jason Jefferson 1
Vanessa Robinson (R)1Charlie Wilson 1
62 Toyota Bill McAnally Brendan Gaughan 1 Shane Wilson
64 Chevrolet Rich DeLongDavid Hibbard (R)2James Swan 1
Colin Baker 1
68 Chevrolet Jenise KneelandRodd Kneeland 1Tim Barber
77 Toyota Joe Nava Nick Joanides 4Roger Bracken 4
Tony Jackson 1
Joe Nava 2
Ken Pedersen 1
Andrew Koens (R)2
83 Chevrolet Gary ThackerayMichael Kofoid (R)1Mike Kofoid
84 Chevrolet Cindy DeLongRich DeLong III 6Rich DeLong 1
Chris Dittes 4
Rich DeLong Jr. 1
86 Chevrolet Tim SpurgeonTim Spurgeon 1Hollis Thackeray
97 Chevrolet Victor Obaika Arnout Kok (R)1Unknown
99 Toyota Bill McAnally Cole Rouse Bryan Tasnady 1
Ty Joiner 2
Chris Nelle 4
Rob Dixon 6
Ron Otto 1
Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]
Notes
  1. ↑ Alex Bowman drove in the Carneros 200 with car number 24.
  2. ↑ Christopher Bell drove in the Star Nursery 100 with car number 60.
  3. ↑ Chris Eggleston drove in the NAPA AutoCare/Roseville Toyota 200 with car number 50.
  4. ↑ Rod Johnson Jr. drove in the Bakersfield 175 with car number 44.
  5. ↑ Vanessa Robinson drove in the NAPA Auto Parts 175 with car number 55.
  6. ↑ Will Rodgers was scored as a Rookie in the Monaco Gateway Classic at Gateway.
  7. ↑ Bill Kann drove in the Casey's General Store 150 and the Monaco Gateway Classic with car number 13.
  8. ↑ Kevin Harvick drove in the Bakersfield 175 with car number 4.
  9. ↑ Rudy Vanderwal drove in the NAPA Auto Parts 175 with car number 34.
  10. ↑ Rudy Vanderwal drove in the Clint Newell Toyota 150 and the NAPA AutoCare/Roseville Toyota 200 with car number 34.
  11. ↑ Armani Williams drove in the NAPA 175 presented by the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame with car number 34.
  12. ↑ Tim Ward drove in the Star Nursery 100 with car number 34.
  13. ↑ Kyle Tellstrom drove in the NAPA Auto Parts Idaho 208 with car number 91.
  14. ↑ Jesse Iwuji drove in the Casey's General Store 150 with car number 21.
  15. ↑ Austin Herzog drove in the Bakersfield 175 with car number 77.
  16. ↑ Reid Lanpher drove in the Bakersfield 175 with car number 59.

Schedule

On December 11, 2017, NASCAR announced the 2018 schedule. The two races at Irwindale were dropped from the schedule in favor of a second race at Tucson and a race at Gateway. The Las Vegas Motor Speedway dirt track was added to the schedule, marking the series' first race on dirt since 1979 at Ascot Park. [15] All races in the season are televised on NBCSN on a tape delay basis. [16]

No.Race Title Track Date
1 Bakersfield 175 presented by NAPA Auto Parts Kern County Raceway Park, Bakersfield March 15
2Port of Tucson Twin 100s Tucson Speedway, Tucson May 5
3
4Sunrise Ford 150 presented by NAPA Auto Parts Orange Show Speedway, San Bernardino May 19
5NAPA Auto Parts 175 Colorado National Speedway, Dacono June 9
6 Carneros 200 Sonoma Raceway, Sonoma June 23
7Clint Newell Toyota 150 presented by NAPA Auto Parts Douglas County Speedway, Roseburg June 30
8 Casey's General Store 150 [a] Iowa Speedway, Newton July 27
9NAPA 175 presented by the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame Evergreen Speedway, Monroe August 11
10 Monaco Gateway Classic [b] Gateway Motorsports Park, Madison August 24
11 Star Nursery 100 Las Vegas Motor Speedway (Dirt Course), Las Vegas September 13
12 NAPA Auto Parts Idaho 208 Meridian Speedway, Meridian September 29
13NAPA AutoCare/Roseville Toyota 200 presented by
TriCo Welding Supplies & the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame		 All American Speedway, Roseville October 13
14 NAPA Auto Parts 175 presented by West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame Kern County Raceway Park, Bakersfield October 27
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. Drivers received points and statistical credit relative to the whole field in general, instead of relative to other drivers in their series. Also drivers were allowed to score points for both the East and West Series.
  2. ↑ The Monaco Gateway Classic 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. Drivers received points and statistical credit relative to the whole field in general, instead of relative to other drivers in their series. Also drivers were allowed to score points for both the East and West Series.

Results and standings

Races

No.Race Pole position Most laps ledWinning driverManufacturer
1 Bakersfield 175 presented by NAPA Auto Parts [18] Kevin Harvick Kevin Harvick Derek Kraus Toyota
2Port of Tucson Twin 100s [19] Derek Kraus Kody Vanderwal Kody Vanderwal Ford
3Port of Tucson Twin 100s [20] Derek Kraus 1 Ryan Partridge Kody Vanderwal Ford
4Sunrise Ford 150 presented by NAPA Auto Parts [21] Ryan Partridge Ryan Partridge Ryan Partridge Ford
5NAPA Auto Parts 175 [22] Derek Kraus Derek Thorn Derek Thorn Ford
6 Carneros 200 [23] Will Rodgers Will Rodgers Will Rodgers Ford
7Clint Newell Toyota 150 presented by NAPA Auto Parts [24] Derek Thorn Derek Kraus Derek Kraus Toyota
8 Casey's General Store 150 [25] Tyler Dippel Tyler Dippel Tyler Ankrum Toyota
9NAPA 175 presented by the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame [26] Derek Kraus Derek Kraus Derek Thorn Ford
10 Monaco Gateway Classic [27] Spencer Davis 2 Derek Kraus Derek Kraus Toyota
11 Star Nursery 100 [28] Hailie Deegan Derek Kraus Sheldon Creed Chevrolet
12 NAPA Auto Parts Idaho 208 [29] Derek Kraus Derek Kraus Hailie Deegan Toyota
13NAPA AutoCare/Roseville Toyota 200 presented by
TriCo Welding Supplies & the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame [30] 		Cole Rouse Ryan Partridge Cole Rouse Toyota
14 NAPA Auto Parts 175 presented by West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame [31] Hailie Deegan Derek Kraus Derek Kraus Toyota
Notes

Drivers' championship

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

Pos.Driver KER TUC TUC ORG CNS SON DCO IOW EVG GTW LVS MER AAS KER Points
1 Derek Thorn 22321*852133435586
2 Ryan Partridge 532*1*2543310852*2559
3 Cole Rouse 374361268226217557
4 Derek Kraus 141154101*209*1*17*3*151*543
5 Hailie Deegan (R)7884572217232176514
6 Trevor Huddleston (R)611563208910776113504
7 Kody Vanderwal 211*17717319416209138479
8 Matt Levin 11121210826918897610426
9 Takuma Koga 2017161214251215142016141012399
10 Todd Souza 22101481219Wth12189272
11 Bill Kann 14151313DNS113191311258
12 Will Rodgers 1697111*Wth1326230
13 Rich DeLong III 18151622916168
14 Ron Norman 1313101015160
15 Jesse Iwuji 231417141525156
16 Travis Milburn 152113517149
17Vanessa Robinson (R)561012143
18 Devin Dodson (R)69911142
19 Nick Joanides 911413139
20Cole Keatts (R)964113
21 David Mayhew 12114105
22Taylor Canfield (R)1281498
23Rudy Vanderwal (R)11131494
24 Cassie Gannis 16151586
25 Jeff Jefferson 7873
26Andrew Koens (R)111166
27David Hibbard (R)151657
28 Hershel McGriff 18DNS152
29 Sheldon Creed 147
30 Aric Almirola 243
31 Kevin Harvick 4*42
32 William Byron 341
33 Daniel Suárez 441
34Hollis Thackeray (R)232441
35 Tyler Tanner (R)539
36 Brendan Gaughan 539
37 Erik Jones 638
38 Austin Herzog (R)836
39Rod Johnson Jr. (R)935
40 Christopher Bell 1035
41Reid Lanpher (R)1034
42 Sting Ray Robb (R)1034
43Austin Reed (R)1133
44 Chris Eggleston 1233
45 John Wood 1331
46 Tom Klauer 1331
47 Rodd Kneeland 1430
48 Tim Ward (R)1430
49 Armani Williams (R)1529
50Kyle Tellstrom (R)1529
51Zack St. Onge (R)1628
52 Sam Mayer (R)1711227
53 Salvatore Iovino 1727
54 Jim Inglebright 1826
55 Keith McGee (R)1826
56 Andrew Tuttle (R)1925
57 Tim Spurgeon 1925
58 Buddy Kofoid (R)2123
59 Carlos Vieira 2222
60 Buddy Shepherd (R)2321
61 Alex Bowman 2420
62Andrew Engberson (R)2519
Scott Ivie Wth
Ken PedersenWth
Arnout Kok (R)Wth
Billy Kann Wth
Drivers ineligible for K&N Pro Series West points
Tyler Ankrum (R)16
Rubén García Jr. 54
Spencer Davis 424
Chase Cabre 245
Tyler Dippel 6*12
Ryan Vargas (R)713
Dillon Bassett 128
Anthony Alfredo (R)229
Kyle Benjamin 10
Ronnie Bassett Jr. 1614
Tristan Van Wieringen (R)1417
Colin Garrett (R)2315
J. P. Morgan18
Chuck Buchanan Jr.21
Juan Manuel González (R)22
Pos.Driver KER TUC TUC ORG CNS SON DCO IOW EVG GTW LVS MER AAS KER Points
Notes

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