Dylan Kwasniewski Captures K&N East Langley Victory

Dylan Kwasniewski powers around Langley Spedway en route to his NASCAR K&N Pro Series East victory Saturday night. Photo by Getty Images for NASCAR

Dylan Kwasniewski edged Daniel Suárez to win the Visit Hampton VA 175 in NASCAR K&N Pro Series East competition at Langley Speedway in Hampton, VA on Saturday.

It marks the third win this season for the 18-year-old Las Vegas driver, one of 13 drivers named to the 2013 NASCAR Next program earlier this month. The triumph was his eighth overall in K&N Pro Series action as he collected five while racing in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West over two seasons.

Kwasniewski, who started from the outside pole position, led a race-high 132 laps in making his first appearance at the .396-mile track, slipped by pole sitter Brett Moffitt on lap 46 to put his No. 98 Royal Purple/Rockstar Energy Drink Chevrolet out front to stay. He faced multiple challenges throughout the event, with the final one coming in a green-white-checkered finish as he held off Suárez – who had a career-best series finish.

“It was tough holding off (Suarez) on those restarts, but I felt we were the car to beat,” said Kwasniewski. “I would have preferred not to have all those and just stay out front, but we stayed calm and didn’t spin the tires or anything. I’m really happy to get out of here with the win.”

Suárez, from Monterrey, Mexico, tried everything possible to get the edge in the closing laps, but just couldn’t combat the power of the Kwasniewski machine.

“In the first five or so laps after the restarts his car was really strong,” said Suárez. “I think if we had some longer runs in there, then maybe we could have done something.”

Jesse Little mounted a charge on the green-white-checkered finish for third place. The result equals his best series finish first accomplished last October at Greenville (SC) Pickens Speedway.

“Qualifying getting rained out put us in a bit of bind (in terms of starting position), but we had a car good enough to drive up through the field,” he said. “Everybody raced me clean and it was a blast getting up here. Our time is coming. I really feel that.”

Cale Conley and Ryan Gifford crossed the finish line in fourth and fifth, respectively, while Matt Tifft, Ben Kennedy, Austin Dyne, Eddie MacDonald and Brandon Gdovic completed the top 10.

The lineup for the race had been set per the rule book after qualifying was cancelled due to showers earlier in the day.
The race was slowed due to caution 12 times for 62 laps which was a series high in both categories in three outings at the Southeastern Virginia track.

Kwasniewski is competing in the K&N East this season after winning the championship last year in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West. And with this win he took the points lead from Moffitt, who battled a tight race car all night long and fell to second in the standings.

Ben Kennedy, Brandon Gdovic and Ryan Gifford – all K&N East winners this season – hold down the third, fourth and fifth positions, respectively.

“We needed the win to get past (Moffitt) in points,” said Kwasniewski. “Now, we have to stay here.”

The Visit Hampton VA 175, the seventh event of a 15-race series schedule, is scheduled to air on SPEED at 3 pm ET on June 27.

The next event on the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East schedule is the NAPA Auto Parts 150 at Columbus (Ohio) Motor Speedway on July 13.

NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Langley Speedway – Hampton, VA
Visit Hampton VA 175 – June 22, 2013

Fin	Str	Car	Driver	Team	Laps	Points	B/Points	Status
1	2	98	Dylan Kwasniewski	Royal Purple/Rockstar Energy Drink Chevrolet	177	48	5	Running
2	12	6	Daniel Suarez	Toyota Racing Development Toyota	177	42		Running
3	14	97	Jesse Little *	NASCAR Technical Institute Chevrolet	177	41		Running
4	13	47	Cale Conley	Tait Stages/axs.tv Toyota	177	40		Running
5	6	2	Ryan Gifford	Universal Technical Institute/NTI Toyota	177	39		Running
6	17	89	Matt Tifft *	DOC 360 Chevrolet	177	38		Running
7	3	96	Ben Kennedy	Ben Kennedy Racing Chevrolet	177	37		Running
8	15	99	Austin Dyne	KMC Wheels Chevrolet	177	36		Running
9	7	71	Eddie MacDonald	Grimm Construction/National MS Society Chevrolet	177	35		Running
10	4	46	Brandon Gdovic	Windstax.com/Aquis Communications Toyota	177	34		Running
11	11	21	Mackena Bell *	Toyota Racing Development Toyota	177	33		Running
12	8	34	Kenzie Ruston *	AccuDoc Solutions Chevrolet	177	32		Running
13	20	18	Sam Hunt	Denny Hamline Foundation/DOW Toyota	177	31		Running
14	16	1	Johnny VanDoorn *	Karl Performance Chevrolet	177	30		Running
15	19	72	Scott Heckert *	Project Lifesaver Chevrolet	177	29		Running
16	21	81	Jeremy Burns *	Williams-Ebeling Ent./M&E Products Toyota	177	28		Running
17	5	20	Gray Gaulding *	Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Toyota	176	27		Running
18	18	37	Trey Hutchens *	Kroger/Herr’s Potato Chips Chevrolet	175	26		Running
19	22	63	John Salemi	John Salemi Racing Toyota	171	25		Running
20	1	11	Brett Moffitt	Saitama Toyopet Toyota	169	25	1	Running
21	23	73	Daniel Graeff *	Children’s Tumor Foundation Chevrolet	169	23		Running
22	10	4	Bryan Ortiz	Toyota Racing Development Toyota	109	22		Electrical
23	9	00	Cole Custer *	Haas Automation Chevrolet	78	21		Engine

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