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2017 ARCA Fans With Benefits 150 Results – Dalton Sargeant Surges

By Alex Herbst

NEWTON, IA - MAY 16: Dalton Sargeant, driver of the #51 Galt Chevrolet, on the grid during qualifying for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series Casey's General Stores 150 at Iowa Speedway on May 16, 2015 in Newton, Iowa. (Photo by Jonathan Moore/Getty Images)
NEWTON, IA - MAY 16: Dalton Sargeant, driver of the #51 Galt Chevrolet, on the grid during qualifying for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series Casey's General Stores 150 at Iowa Speedway on May 16, 2015 in Newton, Iowa. (Photo by Jonathan Moore/Getty Images) /
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Dalton Sargeant took control late of the ARCA Fans With Benefits 150 at Iowa Speedway on Saturday night, rolling to victory for Cunningham Motorsports.

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Iowa Speedway is one of the most exciting short ovals on the stock car racing calendar, for both NASCAR and ARCA. The 7/8ths of a mile oval is the size of a short track but often drives like a superspeedway. On Saturday night, the ARCA Racing Series tackled the track, with Dalton Sargeant taking the checkered flag for Cunningham Motorsports.

Sargeant, who is in his first full-time season with the #77 team, held off Austin Theriault for victory following a let pit stop under yellow. Getting off the pit lane first gave Dalton Sargeant the preferred restart line, and he never looked back from there. Sheldon Creed, Michael Self and Kyle Weatherman rounded out the top 5.

Shane Lee, Sargeant’s teammate at Cunningham Motorsports, started on pole on Saturday night in Iowa, but faded progressively through the race to an 11th place finish. There were a total of five cautions on the night for 38 laps, with 20 cars running at the finish.

Here are the full race results from the Fans With Benefits 150 at Iowa Speedway:

  1. Dalton Sargeant, Ford, Cunningham Motorsports
  2. Austin Theriault, Ford, Ken Schrader Racing
  3. Sheldon Creed, Toyota, MDM Motorsports
  4. Michael Self, Chevrolet, MDM Motorsports
  5. Kyle Weatherman, Chevrolet, Mason Mitchell Motorsports
  6. Vinnie Miller, Toyota, MDM Motorsports
  7. Spencer Davis, Toyota, Venturini Motorsports
  8. Christian Eckes, Toyota, Venturini Motorsports
  9. Bret Holmes, Chevrolet, Holmes Family Racing
  10. Gus Dean, Toyota, Win-Tron Racing
  11. Shane Lee, Ford, Cunningham Motorsports
  12. Riley Herbst, Toyota, Joe Gibbs Racing
  13. Zane Smith, Toyota, Venturini Motorsports
  14. Mason Mitchell, Chevrolet, Mason Mitchell Motorsports
  15. A.J. Fike, Ford, RFMS Racing
  16. Mike Basham, Chevrolet, Darrell Basham Racing
  17. Brad Smith, Ford, Hylton Racing
  18. Thomas Praytor, Ford, Max Force Racing
  19. Eric Caudell, Chevrolet, Hixson Racing
  20. Nick Higdon, Toyota, Crosley Racing
  21. Kevin Hinckle, Ford, Kimmel Racing
  22. Con Nicolopoulos, Dodge, Wayne Peterson Racing
  23. Justin Fontaine, Toyota, Win-Tron Racing
  24. Zach Ralston, Ford, Fast Track Racing
  25. Ron Cox, Chevrolet, Hixson Racing
  26. Mark Meunier, Chevrolet, Wayne Peterson Racing

Next: Martin Truex Jr. Wins Quaker State 400 at Kentucky

The race from Iowa Speedway was not shown live on television and can be seen on July 22 on MAVTV. Check your local listings for channel availability in your area. Next up for the ARCA Racing Series is racing from Indianapolis Raceway Park. Catch the Sioux Chief PowerPEX 200 from Lucas Oil Raceway on Friday, July 21 at 9:00 pm eastern, live on FS1.

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