Fast Time and heat races
The documented qualifying path into the feature.
- Fast qualifier (among 73 cars)
- Owens, 16.037 seconds
- Heat race winners
- Owens, Pearson, Phillips, McDowell, O'Neal, Moyer
Edition No. 18
May 28 - Lucas Oil Speedway, Wheatland, Mo. (Lucas Oil)
The story
After 17 editions at West Plains, the Show-Me 100 moved to Lucas Oil Speedway for May 28, 2010. The first Wheatland running attracted 73 cars, with Jimmy Owens setting fast time at 16.037 seconds.
Owens led the first 10 laps before Don O’Neal controlled laps 11 through 61. Cook moved ahead for 11 laps, lost the lead to Steve Casebolt for laps 73 through 89, then reclaimed it on lap 90 and stayed in front to the finish.
Cook collected $30,000 for his second Show-Me 100 victory. O’Neal finished second, followed by Terry Phillips, Eric Wells and Dennis Erb Jr. The 28-car feature distributed $85,950 in listed payouts.
The complete event
Preliminary races and the finale are documented as separate parts of the event.
The documented qualifying path into the feature.
Additional races held during the Show-Me 100 program.
The final documented routes into the Show-Me 100 starting field.
WinnerRay Cook
Ray Cook won the first Show-Me 100 at Lucas Oil Speedway, reclaiming the lead with 11 laps remaining to begin a new era in Wheatland.
Research trail
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