Russell Erwin (white 22) battles with Chirs Ferguson (black 22) during Saturday night’s Ultimate Super Late Model Series race at Virginia Motor Speedway. Erwin was declared the winner of the event after Ferguson was disqualified by series officials. Photo: Virginia Motor Speedway
Chris Ferguson took the checkered flag first in Saturday night’s Ultimate Super Late Model Series race at Virginia Motor Speedway in Jamaica, Virginia.
But it’s Russell Erwin who will go down as the winner of the $20,000 USA 100 after series officials announced on Tuesday that Ferguson was disqualified.
Ferguson was disqualified from the event because he used a tire that didn’t comply with the series event rules set out for Saturday night’s race.
Series officials consulted with Hoosier Tire Representatives before making the call
Erwin, who hails from Beaverdam, Virginia, was then declared the winner of the event.
In the updated final rundown, Gregg Satterlee was second, with Zack Mitchell third, Kyle Hardy fourth, and Jamie Lathroum.
Jason Covert, Doug Sanders, Dale Hollidge, Trevor Collins, and Brian Ledbetter rounded out the updated top 10.
The next event currently scheduled for the Ultimate Super Late Model Series is set for August 13 at Lake View Motor Speedway in Nichols, South Carolina. For more information, visit UltimateSupers.com.
Ultimate Super Late Model Series
Virginia Motor Speedway – Jamaica, VA
Ernie Shelton USA 100 – August 6, 2022
1. Russell Erwin
2. Gregg Satterlee
3. Zack Mitchell
4. Kyle Hardy
5. Jamie Lathroum
6. Jason Covert
7. Doug Sanders
8. Dale Hollidge
9. Trevor Collins
10. Brian Ledbetter
11. Tyler Emory
12. Sam Archer
13. Josh Harris
14. Cla Knight
15. Ethan Wilson
16. Mason Zeigler
17. Anthony Sanders
18. Tyler Millwood
19. Tyler Bare
20. Davis Lipscombe
21. Jake Rithmeier
DQ: Chris Ferguson
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