Wood Finishes Sixth at Shasta Speedway
Jack Wood earned his fourth top-10 result of the season with a sixth-place finish at Shasta Speedway on Saturday night. The driver of the No. 16 NAPA Auto Care Chevrolet SS holds the third position in the ARCA Menards Series West championship standings after seven of 12 races.
Wood began his day in Anderson, Calif., by posting the second quickest time in practice of 16.15 seconds. He followed up directly after by putting down a time of 16.09 seconds, giving the Californian a third-place starting position for the Shasta 150.
In the early portion of Saturday night’s feature, Wood contested the second position. After maintaining the fourth position for the first third of the race, Wood settled into the sixth position over the event’s second half to finish the 150-lap caution free event. With the sixth-place result, Wood has finished sixth or better in three of the last four races.
“I felt we had some good speed after practice and qualifying,” Wood said. “I thought our No. 16 NAPA Auto Care Chevrolet was a second- or third-place car. We ran into the same problem we have had this season when the sun goes away and the track cools down. We expect to be winning these races and we just keep coming up short in the end of the race. ”
Start / Finish: 3 / 6
Points Standing / Total: 3 / 262 pts. (-31)
Next Race: Saturday, August 10, Tri-City Raceway, West Richland, Wash.
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Bill McAnally Racing (BMR) holds the ARCA Menards Series West (AMSW) record with 11 championships and eclipsed the 100-win mark in 2022. The team has piled on six titles in the last eight seasons with four different drivers since 2015. BMR will campaign the NAPA Auto Care entry with a newly renumbered No. 19 Chevrolet SS. Daniel Hemric will begin the 2025 AMSW behind the wheel at Kern County Raceway on Saturday, January 25th.