The final preliminary night of the Chili Bowl Nationals witnessed an intense 30-lap dirt track race in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The competition saw several dramatic moments and a series of lead changes before Logan Seavey emerged victorious. The event featured multiple heats and qualifiers leading up to the main event, showcasing some of the best drivers in the sport.

Dramatic Moments and Lead Changes

The race was filled with thrilling moments as drivers battled for every position. Ryan Timms and Michael Pickens started on the front row, but it was Seavey who made his move late in the race to claim the win. Several caution periods disrupted the flow, including incidents involving Kyle Jones and a fiery crash. Miller took the lead briefly after a restart, only to have Seavey slide him for the top spot with four laps remaining.

The start of the race saw Timms take the early lead, followed by several cautions due to incidents like Pickens' near spin and Jones' flip. With 15 laps to go, Seavey began his charge toward the front, sliding Timms for second place. Miller then inherited the lead following another caution, but Seavey's aggressive driving allowed him to pass Miller for the win on the final lap. The tension was palpable as Miller pressured Seavey right until the checkered flag.

Comprehensive Race Results and Qualifiers

Prior to the main event, a series of heat races and qualifiers set the stage for the night's drama. Drivers competed in nine heat races and four qualifier events, each providing crucial points and positions for the main event. Notable performances included those by Justin Grant, Gavin Miller, and Daryn Pittman, who secured strong starting positions.

In the heat races, various drivers showcased their skills over eight-lap sprints. For instance, Ryan Timms and Chase McDermand claimed victories in their respective heats. The Toyota Racing Development qualifiers further narrowed down the field, with notable finishes from Logan Seavey and Tyler Edwards. The D and C mains provided additional opportunities for drivers to earn spots in the B and A mains. Ultimately, the main event saw Seavey dominate the final laps to secure his victory, while Gavin Miller and Tyler Courtney rounded out the podium.