Seavey with Slim Lead over Bell in Midget Power Rankings

Lonnie Wheatley, TULSA, Okla. (April 10, 2019) – With the 2019 Midget racing season kicking into high gear after last weekend’s Kokomo Grand Prix, Logan Seavey holds the slimmest of leads over two-time and reigning Chili Bowl champion Christopher Bell in the www.midgetmadness.com Midget Power Rankings.

After a pair of POWRi “Turnpike Challenge” wins in March, a pair of Kokomo Grand Prix top tens was just enough to push Seavey ahead of Bell as he vies for the top spot in the Midget Power Rankings for a second consecutive year.

Seavey is just three points ahead of Keith Kunz Racing stablemate Bell with the Clauson-Marshall Racing duo of Zeb Wise and Tyler Courtney next on the charts in third and fourth.  A third KKR rep rounds out the top five with Tucker Klaasmeyer in fifth.

Justin Grant sits sixth in the early going with C.J. Leary, Zach Daum, Brady Bacon and Chad Boat rounding out the early top ten.

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The www.midgetmadness.com Midget Power Rankings are a part of the Open Wheel Power Rankings at www.sprintcarmania.com that also includes STIDA Winged 410s, Non-Wing Sprint Cars and Rod End Supply Winged 360s.

A look at the current Top 40 in www.midgetmadness.com Midget Power Rankings is as follows:

RankNameHometownWinsPoints
1Logan SeaveySutter, CA3185
2Christopher BellNorman, OK3182
3Zeb WiseAngola, IN0141
4Tyler CourtneyIndianapolis, IN3140
5Tucker KlaasmeyerPaola, KS0119
6Justin GrantIone, CA1108
7C.J LearyGreenfield IN0100
8Zach DaumPocahontas, IL098
9Brady BaconBroken Arrow, OK094
10Chad BoatPhoenix, AZ091
11Kevin Thomas, Jr.Cullman, AL188
12Kyle LarsonElk Grove, CA175
13Jonathan BeasonBroken Arrow, OK173
14Jake NeumanNew Berlin, IL072
15Tanner ThorsonMinden, NV065
16Chris WindomCanton, IL062
17Brad SweetGrass Valley, CA053
18Jesse ColwellRed Bluff, CA051
19Cannon McIntoshBixby, OK149
20Jake SwansonAnaheim, CA048
21Michael FaccintoHanford, CA048
22Tanner CarrickLincoln, CA048
23Tyler ThomasCollinsville, OK047
24Rico AbreuSt. Helena, CA145
25-tieDanny StrattonRiverside, CA042
25-tieCole BodineRosville, IN042
27Andrew LayserCollegeville, PA042
28Jerry Coons, Jr.Tucson, AZ041
29David GravelWatertown, CT037
30Jason McDougalBroken Arrow, OK036
31Chris AndrewsTulsa, OK036
32Blake HahnSapulpa, OK033
33Shane GolobicFremont, CA032
34Colby CopelandRoseville, CA029
35Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.Olive Branch, MS027
36Robert DalbyAnaheim, CA025
37Hank DavisSand Springs, OK025
38Ben WorthCoalinga, CA123
39-tieTrey MarchamNewcaste. OK022
39-tieAndrew FelkerCarl Junction, MO022

Features Completed: 17

Number of Different Winners: 11

Number of Drivers to Earn Points: 98

Past Top Tens in www.midgetmadness.com Midget Power Rankings:

2018 – 1. Logan Seavey (9) 734, 2. Tucker Klaasmeyer (6) 483, 3. Ryan Robinson (1) 457, 4. Tanner Carrick (2) 442, 5. Christopher Bell (9) 345, 6. Chad Boat (2) 321, 7. Tyler Courtney (3) 312, 8. Zach Daum (1) 295), 9. Kevin Thomas, Jr. (5) 294, 10. Justin Grant (2) 281.

2017 – 1. Spencer Bayston (8) 668, 2. Tanner Thorson (7) 608, 3. Shane Golobic (1) 444, 4. Tyler Courtney (5) 408, 5. Justin Grant (3) 359, 6. Christopher Bell (10) 346, 7. Brady Bacon (4) 342, 8. Zach Daum (1) 325, 9. Ryan Robinson 289, 10. Tyler Thomas (6) 277.

2016 – 1. Tanner Thorson (16) 795, 2. Spencer Bayston (3) 666, 3. Carson Macedo (3) 551, 4. Zach Daum (4) 469, 5. Brady Bacon (1) 356, 6. Bryan Clauson (5) 317, 7. Chad Boat (3) 310, 8. Tyler Thomas 294, 9. Ryan Robinson 282, 10. Justin Peck (1) 273.

2015 – 1. Tanner Thorson (7) 548, 2. Darren Hagen (5) 522, 3. Spencer Bayston (5) 500, 4. Rico Abreu (9) 488, 5. Christopher Bell (8) 438, 6. Bryan Clauson (6) 422, 7. Andrew Felker (3) 383, 8. Zach Daum (3) 379, 9. Kevin Thomas, Jr. (3) 373, 10. Tyler Thomas (2) 276.

2014 – 1. Christopher Bell (16) 659, 2. Zach Daum (4) 589, 3. Bryan Clauson (10) 555, 4. Rico Abreu (5) 449, 5. Darren Hagen (6) 421, 6. Tanner Thorson (2) 411, 7. Andrew Felker (3) 313, 8. Tracy Hines (2) 304, 9. Tyler Thomas (1) 283, 10. Alex Bright (5) 244.

2013 – 1. Christopher Bell (10) 543, 2. Zach Daum (8) 504, 3. Darren Hagen (8) 415, 4. Andrew Felker (2) 406, 5. Rico Abreu (7) 402, 6. Bryan Clauson (8) 397, 7. Brad Kuhn (1) 325, 8. Tracy Hines (2) 322, 9. Ronnie Gardner (13) 280, 10. Alex Bright (3) 231.

A part of the recurring “The Wheatley Chronicles” series of articles on www.sprintcarmania.com, the Open Wheel Power Rankings are determined by cumulative points based on a sliding scale dependent upon car count at Sprint Car and Midget events across all sanctions and non-sanctions throughout North America.