Heckert Strikes Again For K&N East Victory At The Glen

Scott Heckert (right) celebrates winning Friday’s NASCAR K&N Pro Series East race at Watkins Glen International for his second consecutive win at the historic road course. Photo by Getty Images for NASCAR

When it comes to racing at the Glen, Scott Heckert makes the complex road course look easy.

The 21-year-old native of Ridgefield, Connecticut captured the checkered flag to earn back-to-back wins at Watkins Glen International in the Bully Hill Vineyards 125. Driving the No. 34 Chevrolet for HScott Motorsports with Justin Marks, Heckert earned his fourth career K&N Pro Series East win and third road course victory.

Dalton Sargeant and J.J. Haley completed the HScott Motorsports with Justin Marks podium sweep, securing the second and third finishing positions. Sargeant registered his fifth top-5 finish on the season, while Haley scored his fourth overall and second road course top-5 in his rookie season.

Making his K&N Pro Series East debut, Dylan Lupton piloted the No. 55 Lupton Excavating Ford to the fourth spot. After leading the first half of the race, Cole Custer settled for a fifth place finish in the Carlyle Tools / HAAS Automation Toyota.

Austin Hill, William Byron, Noah Gragson, Jay Beasley, and Daniel Hemric rounded out the top ten. The top-10 for Gragson, who currently leads the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West standings, came in his first East race.

Beasley’s ninth-place finish was the sixth top-10 of the season for the Las Vegas native and NASCAR Drive for Diversity driver.

NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Watkins Glen International – Watkins Glen, NY
Bully Hill Vineyards 125 – Aug. 7, 2015

Fin	Str	Car	Driver	Team	Laps	Points	B/Points	Status
1	3	34	Scott Heckert	Bully Hill Vineyards Chevrolet	51	48	5	Running
2	7	51	Dalton Sargeant *	GALT Chevrolet	51	42		Running
3	4	5	J.J. Haley *	Braun Auto Chevrolet	51	42	1	Running
4	8	55	Dylan Lupton	Lupton Excavating Ford	51	40		Running
5	1	0	Cole Custer	Carlyle Tools/HAAS Automation Toyota	51	40	1	Running
6	5	22	Austin Hill	A&D Welding/Don Rich Ford	51	38		Running
7	2	9	William Byron *	Liberty University Chevrolet	51	37		Running
8	9	7	Noah Gragson *	AlertID Ford	51	36		Running
9	16	42	Jay Beasley	Special Smiles Pediatric Dentistry Toyota	51	35		Running
10	11	20	Daniel Hemric	California Clean Power Chevrolet	51	34		Running
11	6	15	Nick Drake	NAPA Auto Parts Toyota	51	33		Running
12	18	98	Rico Abreu *	Accudoc Solutions/Go-Pro Motorplex/Curb Records	51	32		Running
13	13	1	Jesse Little	Kobe Toyopet Toyota	51	31		Running
14	19	27	Kyle Benjamin *	Eibach Springs Ford	51	30		Running
15	10	3	Kaz Grala	Kiklos Toyota	51	29		Running
16	21	2	Collin Cabre *	UTI/NTI Toyota	51	28		Running
17	12	53	Marc-Antoine Camirand *	Children of Fallen Patriots Ford	49	27		Running
18	15	4	Kenzie Ruston	Rev Racing Toyota	47	26		Suspension
19	14	6	Devon Amos *	Max Siegel, Inc. Toyota	37	25		Engine
20	20	13	Todd Souza	Central Coast Cabinets Toyota	23	24		Accident
21	23	37	Kevin O’Connell	SST Transmissions Chevrolet	21	23		Oil Leak
22	17	40	Brian Wong	GT Channel/Purist Chevrolet	12	22		Oil Line
23	22	31	David Garbo, Jr. *	Whelen Engineering Chevrolet	7	21		Engine
24	24	2	Sarah Cornett-Ching *	RACE 101 Chevrolet	0	20		Engine

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Fastest Qualifier: Cole Custer, Time: 73.173 Seconds, Speed: 120.536 mph
Failed to Qualify: (1) Eddie Cheever, III * (#99).
Time of Race: 1 hrs., 48 mins, 19 secs Average Speed: 69.214 mph Margin of Victory: 1.506 Seconds
Caution Flags: Laps 2-4 (Fluid on track {Free Pass [none]}); 9-10 (Car 31 stopped on track [none]); 13-16 (Fluid on track [none]); 24-26 (Car 13 contact with the wall in turn #1 [none]); 32-33 (Halfway break [none]); 38-40 (Car #6 stopped on track [none]). 6 for 17 laps.
Lap Leaders: Cole Custer 1-17, J.J. Haley * 18-29, Scott Heckert 30-51.
Total Laps Led: Scott Heckert 22, Cole Custer 17, J.J. Haley * 12. 2 changes involving 3 drivers.