Last fall, Steven Wilson supplemented a Championship 4 appearance in the eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series with a clean sweep of the eNASCAR College iRacing Series semester, stacking up the college scholarship money on top of his winnings in iRacing and eNASCAR’s top pro series. This spring, another driver with Championship 4 experience looks like he’s poised to do the same thing, as Saddleback University’s Logan Clampitt took the checkered flag in Tuesday night’s action from Dover Motor Speedway.

Like Wilson, Clampitt had been juggling both series last semester, but after stepping away from the highest level, has put his focus on earning as much of the $60,000 in scholarship funds on offer as he can. He took the lead for the first time last month at Iowa just before the final caution and hung on through the overtime finish to take his first College Series win. The California native then carried that momentum into Dover by qualifying first, where he’d line up alongside Iowa polesitter Garrett Lowe.

But while “The Monster Mile” lived up to its name with seven caution flags on the night, it wasn’t until the sixth one flew on Lap 64 for Alex Kolonics that the lead would change hands. Clampitt led a modest-sized group that included Daniel Buttafuoco, Nicholas Short, and Will Norton into the pits, giving track position up to Daniel Faulkingham, Lowe, and Tyler Garey in exchange for fresher tires in the closing laps.

Had the race continued to face caution after caution, it might have been the wrong call—but the yellow flew just once more on Lap 72, giving Clampitt and Buttafuoco a chance to carve through the field. Clampitt gained a spot almost every lap after the final restart until retaking the lead for good on Lap 84, while Buttafuoco got past Faulkingham for second three laps later. But that was just long enough for Clampitt to establish a gap that he’d never give up, and he’d save his car enough to extend the margin of victory to more than a second at the finish.

eNASCAR College iRacing Series results from Dover Motor Speedway were as follows:

Fin.

St.

No.

Name

Manufacturer

Laps

Interval

Led

Best

1 1 44 Logan Clampitt Chevrolet 100 82 23.592
2 5 13 Daniel Buttafuoco Chevrolet 100 -1.115 0 23.615
3 3 54 Daniel Faulkingham Toyota 100 -2.103 18 23.829
4 2 49 Garrett Lowe Ford 100 -2.434 0 23.773
5 8 30 Daniel Nanney Chevrolet 100 -2.726 0 23.454
6 26 18 Matthew Zwack Toyota 100 -3.273 0 23.625
7 16 99 Nicholas O Short Chevrolet 100 -4.138 0 23.526
8 9 26 Tyler Garey Toyota 100 -5.129 0 23.761
9 10 25 Will Norton Toyota 100 -5.131 0 23.566
10 31 24 Francisco J Villarreal Toyota 100 -5.534 0 23.661
11 14 36 Noel Fougere Chevrolet 100 -6.912 0 23.909
12 21 1 Reece Baham Ford 100 -8.121 0 23.835
13 6 22 Alex Kolonics Ford 100 -8.644 0 23.718
14 34 37 Charles Wimbley Chevrolet 100 -9.221 0 23.704
15 25 31 Matthew L Morton Chevrolet 100 -10.440 0 23.688
16 15 7 James Scioly Chevrolet 100 -10.515 0 23.585
17 32 88 Cody Reed Toyota 100 -10.640 0 23.683
18 7 52 Jack Coyne Chevrolet 100 -11.310 0 23.828
19 27 55 Garrett Viton Chevrolet 100 -12.912 0 23.773
20 4 56 Tate Lightle Toyota 100 -13.005 0 23.680
21 11 98 Mario Merenda Toyota 100 -13.675 0 23.876
22 12 3 John Forbes3 Chevrolet 100 -21.760 0 23.991
23 17 17 Cei Bowen Ford 100 -23.195 0 24.029
24 35 90 Ryan B Wilson Chevrolet 100 -24.289 0 24.151
25 30 29 Brandon Pipgrass Ford 99 -1 L 0 23.935
26 20 11 Andrew Pal Chevrolet 97 -3 L 0 23.986
27 23 23 Anthony Chrobak Ford 92 -8 L 0 24.018
28 13 9 Colton Salek Chevrolet 91 -9 L 0 23.640
29 29 15 Michael Causey Chevrolet 88 -12 L 0 24.062
30 22 68 Dustin Buck Chevrolet 84 -16 L 0 24.077
31 28 95 Jake Cummings Ford 80 -20 L 0 24.141
32 33 33 Matthew Burton6 Chevrolet 80 -20 L 0 24.194
33 19 51 Ricky Springer Chevrolet 53 -47 L 0 23.949
34 18 79 Austin Farr Chevrolet 53 -47 L 0 24.073
35 24 4 Nate S Stewart Chevrolet 52 -48 L 0 24.130

 

The remaining events on the spring 2023 eNASCAR College iRacing Series schedule are as follows:

Round

Track

Time Attack

Race

3 Michigan International Speedway March 1-14 March 21
4 Daytona International Speedway April 5-18 April 25

 

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