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| May 10th, 2014 - Tim Crawley Claims Pair of Weekend Top Fives |
| Tim Crawley competed in a pair of events over the weekend in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Action opened on Friday night at Creek County Speedway (Sapulpa, Oklahoma), where Crawley piloted the John James Motorsports #4J Sprinter in an American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) Sooner Region Sprint Car event. Thirty-five Sprint Cars entered the event, and a fourth place finish in his heat race locked Crawley into the tenth starting spot for the 25 lap finale. He would go on to advance to a fourth place finish in feature event behind race winner, Aaron Reutzel, Mike Goodman, and Tony Bruce Jr. Full results from the event are available at www.ASCSRacing.com.
Saturday evening found Tim returning to the driver's seat of the #88 Mike Ward Racing/Southern Renovations/Maxim/ Shark Racing Engine Sprint Car in a Weekly Racing Series Event at I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, Arkansas). A strong field of thirty entries took part in the program, and Tim won his heat race before racing to a third place finish behind race winner, Aaron Reutzel, and Blake Hahn. Full results from the event are available at www.I-30Speedway.com . |
| May 3rd, 2014 - Tim Crawley Competes in Lucas Oil ASCS Weekend |
 Tim Crawley entered a pair of Lucas Oil American Sprint Car Series (ASCS) events over the weekend in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
On Friday night Crawley was behind the wheel of the John James #4J Sprinter at Outlaw Motor Speedway (Muskogee, Oklahoma), and via preliminary action he raced into the main event in the seventeenth starting spot. He battled issues early in the feature before retiring to a 22nd place finish. Tim returned to the driver's seat of the #88 Mike Ward Motorsports/Maxim on Saturday night as he chased yet another Rock 'N Roll 50 title at the famed Riverside International Speedway (West Memphis, Arkansas). With 33 entries on hand for the big event Crawley won his heat race to move onto the pole position for the 50 lap finale. Tim paced the first eighteen laps before Derek Hagar snuck past in traffic for the top spot. Over the next several laps the duo staged a great battle for the lead as they exchanged slidejobs. Crawley hoped to have a shot at the lead late in the race, but he would jump the cushion packing his right rear with mud as any chance of snaring the victory escaped his grasp. He settled for a second place finish. Full results from the event are available at www.ASCSRacing.com. |
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