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Topic: Hussets and Skagit both over 50 entries for top top purses
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Shortie1
June 18, 2026 at 08:49:35 AM
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Good turnout for both races. It appears some of the top HL racers chose Skagit and even thought Hussets has record payout makes sense to split the field. Last nights races were excellent and passing points format makes it interesting. Buddy and Sheldon are really good at running the top.Has off to Todd for basically saving one of the best short tracks.Chuck put a lot of money in facilities and they are now being used !

 



egras
June 18, 2026 at 11:02:03 AM
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Posted By: Shortie1 on June 18 2026 at 08:49:35 AM

Good turnout for both races. It appears some of the top HL racers chose Skagit and even thought Hussets has record payout makes sense to split the field. Last nights races were excellent and passing points format makes it interesting. Buddy and Sheldon are really good at running the top.Has off to Todd for basically saving one of the best short tracks.Chuck put a lot of money in facilities and they are now being used !

 



Not sure Skagit's format, but Husets did not have a passing points format as far as I know.  Finish position points only.  In a passing points format points are added for positions you gain, and subtracted for positions you lose.  Huset's format was closer to the Knoxville Nationals format---though still quite a bit different in that heat finishing positions did not automatically place you into the mains.  



Hooper31
June 18, 2026 at 06:44:48 PM
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Skagit fomat for night 1 and 2

• 2 lap single car qualifying. (200pts, 198, 196 minus 2pts per position) • Ties within qualifying flights are broken by the drivers recorded second lap time.

• All cars will compete in heat races. Heat races will line up with the top 6 cars inverted from qualifying. (100pts, 97, 94 minus 3pts per position). (10 Laps)

• After qualifying and heat races are completed the top 20 in night 1 preliminary points will lock into the preliminary night 1 30 lap 24 car A-main event. The preliminary night 1 A-main event will have a 16-car inversion. (200pts, 198, 196 minus 2pts per position).

 

Super Dirt Cup Final night:

• The top 4 in accumulated preliminary night points lock directly into the A-main and Pole Shuffle. (positions 1-4 in the Pole Shuffle order)

• Positions 5 thru 44 in preliminary night points will be lined straight up in 4 qualifiers. The top 4 finishers from each of these qualifiers will transfer to the A-Main Event. Finishers 5th thru 8th will transfer to the B-main. Finishers 9 and 10 will go to the Cmain. Drivers 45 back will fill the C and D main fields.

 

The 16 car invert for the features makes this awesome. Sort of makes you question how they can rationalize it, but after watchig it the past few years it's been so cool, Added note: Skagit does restarts different than other tracks. They put their restart zone on the back stretch. Anything goes into turn 3. Just adds an extra half lap of actual racing into every restart including some intense divebomb sliders. 



Shortie1
June 19, 2026 at 05:54:34 AM
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Posted By: Hooper31 on June 18 2026 at 06:44:48 PM

Skagit fomat for night 1 and 2

• 2 lap single car qualifying. (200pts, 198, 196 minus 2pts per position) • Ties within qualifying flights are broken by the drivers recorded second lap time.

• All cars will compete in heat races. Heat races will line up with the top 6 cars inverted from qualifying. (100pts, 97, 94 minus 3pts per position). (10 Laps)

• After qualifying and heat races are completed the top 20 in night 1 preliminary points will lock into the preliminary night 1 30 lap 24 car A-main event. The preliminary night 1 A-main event will have a 16-car inversion. (200pts, 198, 196 minus 2pts per position).

 

Super Dirt Cup Final night:

• The top 4 in accumulated preliminary night points lock directly into the A-main and Pole Shuffle. (positions 1-4 in the Pole Shuffle order)

• Positions 5 thru 44 in preliminary night points will be lined straight up in 4 qualifiers. The top 4 finishers from each of these qualifiers will transfer to the A-Main Event. Finishers 5th thru 8th will transfer to the B-main. Finishers 9 and 10 will go to the Cmain. Drivers 45 back will fill the C and D main fields.

 

The 16 car invert for the features makes this awesome. Sort of makes you question how they can rationalize it, but after watchig it the past few years it's been so cool, Added note: Skagit does restarts different than other tracks. They put their restart zone on the back stretch. Anything goes into turn 3. Just adds an extra half lap of actual racing into every restart including some intense divebomb sliders. 



The 16 car invert was too much to overcome. Still good race just too many cars to pass from row eight.Takes a track with two equal groves and better traction but James is a very good racer.



dmantx
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June 19, 2026 at 07:54:44 AM
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egras
June 19, 2026 at 08:03:28 AM
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Posted By: Shortie1 on June 19 2026 at 05:54:34 AM

The 16 car invert was too much to overcome. Still good race just too many cars to pass from row eight.Takes a track with two equal groves and better traction but James is a very good racer.



Agree 100%.  The track has to be absolutely perfect for a 16 car invert to work, and that rarely happens.  



Hooper31
June 19, 2026 at 05:47:49 PM
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If the point of the 16 car invert is to find the best car, I say complete success. The best two cars all night were Sweet and Thorson. They are 1-2 in points. Sort of feels like the annual Knoxville rants. Format works to find the best car and award them with the big prize at the end of the multiple day event. 

If the point is to win a feature on a specific night, I agree it's not so realistic. 



egras
June 19, 2026 at 07:06:50 PM
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Posted By: Hooper31 on June 19 2026 at 05:47:49 PM

If the point of the 16 car invert is to find the best car, I say complete success. The best two cars all night were Sweet and Thorson. They are 1-2 in points. Sort of feels like the annual Knoxville rants. Format works to find the best car and award them with the big prize at the end of the multiple day event. 

If the point is to win a feature on a specific night, I agree it's not so realistic. 



If that is the way the Skagit event is run (I'm not familiar) then I agree with you.  I like the Knoxville Nats format so if they're running a format similar to that, I'd be all for it.  To win on a 1 night show, not realistic.

 

 



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