2009 ASA Midwest Tour season

The 2009 ASA Kwik-Trip Midwest Tour presented by Echo Outdoor Power Equipment was the third season of the American Speed Association's Midwest Tour. The championship was held over 12 races, beginning May 3 in Oregon, Wisconsin, and ending October 11 in West Salem, Wisconsin. Steve Carlson was the champion.

Schedule and results

Rnd	Date	Race Name	Track	Location	Fast Qualifier	Winner
1	May 3	Joe Shear Classic 136 presented by ECHO Chain Saws	Madison International Speedway	Oregon, Wisconsin	Jeremy Lepak	Nathan Haseleu
2	May 16	Pride Of Iowa 100	Iowa Speedway	Newton, Iowa	Tim Schendel	Chris Wimmer
3	May 23	Elko 125	Elko Speedway	Elko, Minnesota	Steve Carlson	Steve Carlson
4	May 30	"Race For The Gold" Bronze 125	Dells Raceway Park	Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin	Dan Fredrickson	Steve Carlson
5	June 20	Elmer Musgrave Memorial 100	Illiana Motor Speedway	Schererville, Indiana	Nathan Haseleu	Jacob Goede
6	July 3	Keith Fleck/Miller 100	Hawkeye Downs Speedway	Cedar Rapids, Iowa	Nathan Haseleu	Steve Carlson
7	July 18	"Race For The Gold" Silver 125	Dells Raceway Park	Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin	Jeff Kendall	Frank Kreyer
8	August 4	Dixieland 150	Wisconsin International Raceway	Kaukauna, Wisconsin	Nathan Haseleu	Steve Carlson
9	August 16	Shakopee 100	Raceway Park	Shakopee, Minnesota	Ryan Johnson	Donny Reuvers
10	September 6	Labor Day 100	Norway Speedway	Norway, Michigan	Steve Carlson	Jamie Iverson
11	September 26	"Race For The Gold" Elko 125	Elko Speedway	Elko, Minnesota	Jacob Goede	Dan Fredrickson
12	October 11	Oktoberfest 100	La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway	West Salem, Wisconsin	Steve Carlson	Travis Sauter

Championship points

Pos	Driver	Points
1	Steve Carlson	1468
2	Nathan Haseleu	1449
3	Chris Wimmer	1403
4	Tim Schendel	1239
5	Jonathan Eilen	1215
6	Dan Fredrickson	1143
7	Jeff Storm	1095
8	Jacob Goede (R)	1092
9	Nick Neville (R)	1087
10	Mark Kraus	1084
11	Blake Brown (R)	1043
12	Nick Murgic	1040
13	Jamie Iverson	1035
14	Andrew Morrissey	990
15	Nick Panitzke (R)	979
16	Kyle Calmes	918
17	Donny Reuvers	591
18	Steve Holzhausen	552
19	Matt Kocourek	542
20	Dalton Zehr (R)	534
21	Bryan Reffner	491
22	Frank Kreyer	483
23	Travis Sauter	441
24	Mark Eswein	401
25	Gregg Haese (R)	386
26	Blake Hortsman	354
27	Brent Kirchner	349
28	Kris Kelly	329
29	Dan Lensing	302
30	Adam Royle	290
31	Russ Blakeley	285
32	Joey Johnson (R)	273
33	Eugene Gregorich Jr.	267
34	Gary LaMonte (R)	256
35	Jake Ryan	242
36	Josh Vadnais	238
37	Todd Hansen	236
38	Jeremy Lepak	235
39	Michael Bilderback	231
40	Joel Theisen (R)	223
41	Jeff Kendall	222
42	Don Turner	213
43	Kenny Reiser	210
44	Mark Lamoreux	201
45	Paul Paine	191
46	Thor Anderson	177
47	Bryan Roach	175
48	Griffin McGrath	171
49	Gregg Van Grool	164
50	Tom Gee Jr.	163
51	Ricky Baker	153
52	Mike Gunderson	151
53	Joey Gase	150
54	Dave Gentile	147
55	Anthony Danta	142
56	Larry Schuler	136
57	Andy Monday	134
58	Ron Hornaday Jr.	132
59	Curt Tillman	131
60	Jason Schneider	130
61	Jon Olson	128
62	Kelly Bires	124
63	Tom Lindquist	120
64	Jamie Farrell	118
65	Boris Jurkovic	117
66	Landon Cassill	110
67	Jack Kalwasinski	110
68	Doug Mahlik	109
69	Brad Osborn	108
70	Chris Weinkauf	102
71	Dave Feiler	101
72	Jim Ross	101
73	Ryan Johnson	100
74	Tim Sauter	99
75	Kevin Harvick	98
76	Joey Miller	96
77	Dean Corneilus	94
78	Mike Carlson	92
79	Dan Lindsey	89
80	Johnny Sauter	88
81	Chad Whalen	88
82	Bobby Wilberg	84
83	Robb Vanderloop	84
84	Joe Ross	83
85	Gene Coleman	78
86	Billy Mohn	76
87	Steve Rubeck	74
88	Trent Snyder	72
89	John Meidam	72
90	Johnny Spaw	70
91	John Ostermann	70
92	Skylar Holzhausen	70
93	Jenny White	69
94	Brett Piontek	68
95	Gordie Swanson	68
96	Ryan Hood	68
97	Shane Morrissey	67
98	Tony Brewer	66
99	Mitch Curran	66
100	Dudley Fleck	65
101	Krista Bumbera	64
102	Shawn Majkrzak	62
103	Jon Lemke	60
104	Brian Johnson Jr.	60
105	Austin Siebert	56
106	Scott Stanchina	56
107	Josh Krug	47
108	Dean Varda	47
109	Joe Berthiaume	47
110	Tim Cox	47
111	Jerick Johnson	46
112	Tyler Sjoman	46
113	Ronnie Rihn	45
114	Cameron Dodson (R)	44
115	Brad Dvorak	44
116	Dean LaPointe	44
117	Paul Neisus	43
118	Stevie Campbell	43
119	Conrad Jorgenson	41
120	Steve Anderson	39
121	Eric Fransen	24

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References

↑ "2009 ASA Kwik Trip MIDWEST TOUR PRESENTED BY ECHO OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT STANDINGS". ASA Midwest Tour. Archived from the original on 8 June 2012. Retrieved 22 April 2012.

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[1] "2009 ASA Kwik Trip MIDWEST TOUR PRESENTED BY ECHO OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT STANDINGS". ASA Midwest Tour. Archived from the original on 8 June 2012. Retrieved 22 April 2012.

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