DAYTONA BEACH, Florida — The NASCAR K&N Pro Series West will return to All American Speedway in Roseville, Calif., on Saturday, Oct. 16. Below is a statistical look at the performance of selected drivers in the series:
Eric Holmes (No. 20 NAPA Toyota)
• Two wins, three top fives in five Roseville starts
• Wins at All American Speedway in 2008, 2009
• Average finish at Roseville of 8.6
• Has led 408 laps at AAS, more than any driver
• Finished 20th earlier this year at Roseville (only finish out of the top 10 this season)
• Four wins this season, 13 career wins
David Mayhew (No. 17 MMI Services Chevrolet)
• Three top five, four top 10s in four starts at AAS
• Best finish at AAS of second in spring of 2008
• Average finish at Roseville of 4.75
• Finished fourth at Roseville earlier this year
• One win this season, three career wins
• Three poles this season, six career poles
Greg Pursley (No. 26 GPM Performance Parts Ford)
• One top five, three top 10s in three starts at AAS
• Best finish at AAS of third was in fall of 2009
• Average finish at Roseville of 5.0
• Finished sixth earlier this year at Roseville
• One win this season, two career wins
• Two poles this season, four career poles
Paulie Harraka (No. 12 NAPA Gold Filters Toyota)
• Two wins, three top five, four top 10s in four starts at All American Speedway
• Won past two events at Roseville, in fall of 2009 and spring of 2010
• Won three Coors Light Pole Awards at AAS, fall races in 2008 and 2009 and spring race of 2010
• Average finish at AAS of 2.75
• Has led 314 laps at Roseville
• Has the one win this season at Roseville, three career wins
• Won NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Late Model championship at Roseville in 2008
Jason Bowles (No. 9 Sunrise Ford/Lucas Oil Ford)
• One win, three top fives in four starts at Roseville
• Win at All American Speedway was in fall race of 2008
• Average finish at Roseville of 5.0
• Has led 12 laps at Roseville
• Making just his third series start this season, after winning the series championship in 2009
• Best finish this season of second at Phoenix in April
• One pole this season, 10 career poles
Moses Smith (No. 16 HASA Pool Products Toyota)
• Three top five, five top 10s in five starts at Roseville
• Best finish at All American Speedway of third was in fall race of 2008
• Average finish at Roseville of 5.8
• Finished eighth earlier this year at Roseville
• Best finish this season of third at Montana
• Best career finish of second at Kyle, Texas in 2009
Luis Martinez Jr">Luis Martinez Jr. (No. 6 King Taco/Sunrise Ford/Lucas Oil Ford)
• Leading candidate in Sunoco Rookie of the Year competition
• Finished fifth earlier this year in only previous start at Roseville
• Best finish this season of third at Colorado, which was also a career-best mark
• Won only career pole at Colorado this season
Jonathon Gomez (No. 22 Heritage Cattle/Century Boats Chevrolet)
• Two starts at All American Speedway, with best finish of 12th in 2009
• Average finish at Roseville of 17.5
• First full season in series
• Gained career-best runner-up finish in finishing second among West drivers in Iowa combo race
Michael Self (No. 21 Golden Gate Meat/Bay Bio Diesel Chevrolet)
• Among contingent of drivers vying for Sunoco Rookie of the Year Award
• Finished 14th earlier this year in only previous start at All American Speedway
• Best finish this season of fifth at Sonoma, which was also a career-best mark
• First start for car owner Jim Offenbach and his Golden Gate Racing Team
Todd Souza (No. 13 Central Coast Cabinets Chevrolet)
• Among contingent of drivers vying for Sunoco Rookie of the Year Award
• One top five, two top 10s in two starts at All American Speedway
• Best finish at Roseville of fourth was in 2008
• Best finish this season of sixth at Sonoma
• Best career series finish was first at Miller Motorsports Park in 2008
Travis Milburn (No. 14 Cooks Collision Chevrolet)
• Among contingent of drivers vying for Sunoco Rookie of the Year Award
• Seventh-place finish earlier this year, in only previous start at AAS, best finish this season
• Best career series finish was sixth at Colorado in 2009
Greg Rayl (No. 07 Spectator Racing Ford)
• Among contingent of drivers vying for Sunoco Rookie of the Year Award
• Three starts at Roseville, with a best finish of 17th on two occasions
• Average finish at Roseville of 17.33
• Best finish this season was in most recent race, 13th at Utah, which was also a career-best mark
Troy Ermish (No. 38 Datsun 510 Parts Outlet Chevrolet)
• Among contingent of drivers vying for Sunoco Rookie of the Year Award
• Two starts at Roseville, finishing 19th both times
• Best finish this season was in most recent race, eighth in Utah, matching his career-best mark
Jack Sellers (No. 15 Greyhound Adoption Center Chevrolet)
• Five starts at Roseville, with a best finish of 13th in spring race of 2009
• Average finish at Roseville of 18.6
• Best finish this season of 17th at Roseville in March
• Best career series finish was seventh, on four occasions
Wes Banks (No. 3 Valvoline Ford)
• Two top 10s in five starts at All American Speedway
• Best career series mark was an eighth-place finish at Roseville in fall race of 2008
• Average finish at Roseville of 11.4
• Best finish this season of 10th at Sonoma
Eric Schmidt (No. 88 Motorway Motorsports/Viva Auto Group Chevrolet)
• One top five finish in two starts at All American Speedway
• Best career series mark was a second-place finish at Roseville in 2009
• Average finish at Roseville of 9.0
• Led one lap of competition at Roseville, in 2009
• Making first series start this season, fourth career start
• Won NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Late Model championship at Roseville in 2007
NASCAR K&N PRO SERIES WEST AT ALL AMERICAN SPEEDWAY
• This race will be the 11th series visit to All American Speedway. The track hosted five series events between 1977 and 1982 when it was a quarter-mile oval and five races since 2008, after it was renovated and became a third-mile track.
• The 10 series races at All American Speedway produced eight different winners. Teammates at Bill McAnally Racing, Eric Holmes and Paulie Harraka, are tied for the most wins with two each.
• Seven different drivers have qualified on the pole in series competition at Roseville. Harraka has the most poles, with three.
• Eight drivers are tied for the most top-five finishes, with three each – Harraka, Holmes, Jason Bowles, Jim Insolo, David Mayhew, Jim Robinson, Bill Schmitt and Moses Smith.
• Smith has the most top-10 finishes, being the only driver to finish in the top 10 in all five series visits to the track since 2008.
• Four drivers share the distinction of having the most series starts at All American Speedway, with five each – Holmes, Smith, Wes Banks and Jack Sellers.
• The race distance was extended for a green-white-checkered finish in three of the five most recent series events at Roseville.
• By virtue of wins by Bill McAnally Racing, Toyota leads manufacturers with four victories at All American Speedway.
• Five of the 10 series races at Roseville were won by the pole winner. Sumner McKnight started the furthest back and won, coming from eighth on the grid in 1977
• Ninety-nine drivers have raced in series competition at the fairgrounds track.
