— On the eve of the Lawrenceburg Speedway Fall Nationals, Kyle Cummins firmly stated that Lawrenceburg is the place where he really wanted to win. Full disclosure – Cummins hasn’t exactly gone winless at Lawrenceburg in his career. Back behind Seavey, the battle raged on for second between Cummins and Grant. Grant slid past in turn three on lap 15, but Cummins countered the move and retook the spot. Seavey and Grant are the best, they can just bust it in there; they’re fearless up there. Those were the two main culprits Cummins faced in his venture while sandwiched in second between leader Seavey and third-running Grant as they confronted yet another lap 17 restart. The ride up front nearly became short-lived for Cummins as he drifted over the turn two cushion on lap 21. “I got Kyle on the restart there, then he did the same thing to Seavey.

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