Ken Schrader Becomes Oldest ARCA Winner At Toledo

Ken Schrader celebrates in victory lane after winning the ARCA Menards 200 at Toledo Speedway Sunday, making him the oldest winner in series history.  Photo courtesy ARCA Media

Ken Schrader celebrates in victory lane after winning the ARCA Menards 200 at Toledo Speedway Sunday, making him the oldest winner in series history. Photo courtesy ARCA Media

Ken Schrader won the Menards 200 presented by Federated Car Care Sunday afternoon at Toledo Speedway, making him the oldest winner in ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards history.

Schrader started second in his Federated Auto Parts Chevrolet and led 163 laps. The NASCAR veteran took command of the lead early in the race and held off a long side-by-side battle with Grant Enfinger and took the checkered flag while waving to a capacity crowd.

Schrader pitted on lap 129 and came out second behind Josh Williams, who stayed on the track while most of the rest of the front runners pitted. Schrader, driving the No. 52, quickly got around Williams and got the front — and stayed there. Schrader is 10 days shy of his 58th birthday. Enfinger cut a right front tire late in the race and finished 15th.

Mason Mingus, who entered the race second in points, placed second with Frank Kimmel third, Justin Boston fourth and Matt Tifft fifth.

“I love it,” Schrader said in victory lane. “That’s five (at Toledo). We’ll take it. But, now, it means nothing because we have to go to Elko.”

Schrader’s Federated Car Care team celebrated in victory lane. It was his fifth win at Toledo Speedway and 16th all-time ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards win.

After Enfinger’s car slowed, Schrader had a huge lead as Mingus was his closest competitor, but was a good distance away.

“We were just making laps at that point,” Schrader said. “We knew we had a big lead. We just had to keep it out front.”

Mingus stayed up front all race but couldn’t get close enough to Schrader at the end.

“We’re pretty excited with second,” Mingus said. “I think we were close. We needed a caution there at the end to bunch up the field a little bit.

“But, I’m really happy with second. We gained 10 points on Kimmel. We’re getting closer.”

Ken Schrader (52) battles for the lead with Grant Enfinger (90).  Enfinger would suffer a flat tire, relegating him to a 15th place finish.  Photo courtesy ARCA Media

Ken Schrader (52) battles for the lead with Grant Enfinger (90). Enfinger would suffer a flat tire, relegating him to a 15th place finish. Photo courtesy ARCA Media

Kimmel spun in turn four on lap 85 and had to pit, but fought back for a third-place finish. He leads the point race heading into the next ARCA Racing Series event at Elko Speedway June 1.

“We kept battling all day,” Kimmel said. “To finish third, we’re good with that.”

Several ARCA Racing Series SCOTT Rookie Challenge competitors turned in great efforts. Mingus was the SCOTT Rookie Challenge winner for the second race in a row. Justin Boston was right behind Kimmel, with Matt Tifft fifth and Austin Wayne Self sixth. Tifft and Self were making their ARCA Racing Series debuts.

Mason Mitchell placed seventh, Williams came home eighth, while Kelly Kovski finished ninth, and Tom Hessert rounded out the top 10.

Enfinger’s long side by side battle with Schrader kept fans on the edge of their seats for several laps. Smoke was continually coming out of his Ford, especially the last laps before his tire went flat.

“I think we had some issues with it from Salem,” he said. “It was a really good car, though. It was good all weekend. I think I kind of over drove it a little bit because of that and, eventually, we blew the right front.”

Pole sitter Kyle Benjamin led the first 21 laps before Schrader got under him while the two were battling lapped traffic. On lap 44, Benjamin’s car slowed and went off the pace and pitted for problems.

ARCA Racing Series
Toledo Speedway – Toledo OH
Menards 200 – May 19, 2013

FIN STR NO DRIVER/HOMETOWN TEAM & CAR LAPS STATUS
1 2 52 Ken Schrader/Fenton MO Federated Auto Parts Chevrolet 200 Running
2 3 32 Mason Mingus/Brentwood TN Diamond Eqpt-811 Call Before You Dig Chevrolet 200 Running
3 4 44 Frank Kimmel/Clarksville, IN Ansell-Menards Toyota 200 Running
4 11 25 Justin Boston/Baltimore MD ZLOOP Computer & Electronics Recycling Toyota 200 Running
5 7 89 Matt Tifft/Hinckley OH Doc 360 Chevrolet 200 Running
6 10 22 Austin Wayne Self/Austin TX AM Technical Solutions Dodge 200 Running
7 6 99 Mason Mitchell/W. Des Moines IA Happy Cheeks-BeavEx-Reliance Tool-Churchill Ford 200 Running
8 12 02 Josh Williams/Port Charlotte FL Southwest Florida Cable Construction Ford 199 Running
9 26 16 Kelly Kovski/Springfield IL Hoosier Tire Midwest-RaceTires.com Dodge 199 Running
10 5 77 Tom Hessert/Cherry Hill NJ Barbera’s Autoland Dodge 199 Running
11 19 80 Brian Finney/Merritt Island FL Bob Steele Chevrolet-Finney Racing Ent Chevrolet 199 Running
12 14 11 Kyle Weatherman/Wentzville MO United Nissan-Jerico Transmission Dodge 199 Running
13 25 35 Milka Duno/Caracas Venezuela Cantv-Milka Way Chevrolet 198 Running
14 17 10 Blake Hillard/Owensboro KY Blake Hillard Racing Chevrolet 198 Running
15 8 90 Grant Enfinger/Fairhope AL Hewes Concrete Polishing-Motor Honey-Casite Ford 198 Running
16 18 5 Bobby Gerhart/Lebanon PA Lucas Oil-MavTV Chevrolet 194 Running
17 22 97 Roger Carter/Sunfield MI Carter 2 Motorsports Dodge 193 Running
18 24 2 Thomas Praytor/Mobile AL Realtor Chevrolet 192 Running
19 27 34 Darrell Basham/Henryville IN Darrell Basham Racing Chevrolet 191 Running
20 9 55 Taylor Ferns/Shelby Township MI Motor City Auto Transport-Nat’l Auto Toyota 165 Running
21 20 61 Jake Francis/Painesville OH Francis Engineering-Sommers Marine Chevrolet 121 Clutch
22 13 09 Charles Evans Jr./Pasadena TX ETS-RoushYates Performance Products Ford 93 Handling
23 1 15 Kyle Benjamin/Easley SC The Truth Band-Renton Coil Spring Chevrolet 67 Gear
24 28 06 Chris Bailey Jr./South Park PA Wayne Peterson Racing Ford 66 Carburetor
25 21 69 Korbin Forrister/Cedartown GA Fuzzy’s Vodka Drink Responsibly Ford 64 Rear End
26 16 23 Spencer Gallagher/Las Vegas NV Allegiant Air Chevrolet 52 Accident
27 15 40 Cody Lane/Port Richey FL Carter 2 Motorsports-No Fear Dodge 19 Rear End
28 29 48 James Hylton/Inman SC Radon.com Ford 17 Handling
29 30 68 Will Kimmel/Sellersburg IN Kimmel Racing Ford 2 Handling
30 32 0 James Swanson/Clarksboro NJ Wayne Peterson Racing Chevrolet 2 Handling
31 31 17 Dennis Strickland/Carleton MI Roulo Brothers Racing Ford 1 Handling
42 Bo LeMastus/Louisville KY Crosley Radio Dodge DNS
91 Robert Bujdoso/Canfield OH Vinylume Products-Checkered Express Ford DNS
Menards Pole Award Presented by Ansell: Kyle Benjamin 15.872 (113.407 mph)
Margin of Victory: 4.779 seconds Cautions: 8 for 45 laps
Time of Race: 1:19:27 Average Speed: 75.512 mph
Lap Leaders: Benjamin 1-22 (22); Schrader 23-47, 60-126 130-200 (163); Enfinger 48-59 (12); Williams 127-129 (3)

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