eNASCAR College iRacing Series Race Preview: iFOLIO 75 at Watkins Glen

April 26th, 2022 by

The eNASCAR College iRacing Series wraps up its spring semester on Wednesday night with a visit to Watkins Glen International for the iFOLIO 75. The action kicks off at 8PM ET, with live streaming coverage as drivers battle in NASCAR Camping World Truck Series trucks for their share of $50,000 in scholarship money at eNASCAR.com/live.

After winning in Daytona and Charlotte, respectively, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Colton Salek and Rutgers’ Daniel Buttafuoco will each look to take their second wins in the unique, college-focused division. Front-runners from those two events joining them on the grid include Daytona runner-up Shawn Jencsik (University of Rhode Island), Charlotte runner-up Oumar Diallo (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), and a majority of the top 10 finishers from each of the first two races. Buttafuoco remains the only driver to post two top fives, finishing third at Daytona before scoring his Charlotte victory.

eNASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series veterans continue to make up a part of the entry list, with Steven Wilson (University of Iowa), Logan Clampitt (Saddleback CC), and Ryan Doucette (University of Southern Maine) joined this week by Garrett Lowe (UNC-Charlotte). Wilson and Clampitt posted the top two times in this month’s Time Attack, with Lowe fourth. Many of the other racers on the grid are currently active in the eNASCAR iRacing Road to Pro Series, where they regularly compete in the same NASCAR Camping World Truck Series vehicles that they’ll be using on Wednesday night.

Wednesday’s iFOLIO 75 represents the last opportunity for top collegiate iRacers to score an eNASCAR College iRacing Series victory until the fall semester. Details on this fall’s events, including a full schedule of both Time Attack qualifiers and race dates, will be released in the coming months.

The full eNASCAR College iRacing Series entry list for the iFOLIO 75 at Watkins Glen, sorted by car number, is as follows:

No.

Name

School

Time
00 Blake Bottoms Stanly Community College 72.8852
1 Reece Baham Auburn University 73.3694
2 Will Weiser University of Akron 73.6883
3 John Hall Massachusetts Maritime Academy 72.766
4 Christopher Shella Vanderbilt University 72.8788
5 Matt Kemp Siena Heights University 73.2386
7 Anthony Keyes University of Toronto Scarborough 73.6497
9 Colton Salek Embry Riddle Aeronautical University 73.4735
10 Coleson Phelps Iowa State University 73.4863
11 Travis Barnes Washington State University 73.1842
12 Ryan Gavel Dean College 72.9349
13 Daniel Buttafuoco Rutgers University 72.6484
14 Connor Okrzesik University of Colorado Boulder 73.2404
15 Derrick Jennings Grand Canyon University 73.541
16 Chris A Fritz University of Delaware 73.4741
22 Alex Kolonics SUNY Rockland Community College 72.7997
23 Oumar Diallo University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee 72.5207
24 Jon Schwartz University of Pittsburgh 73.6182
29 Shawn Jencsik University of Rhode Island 73.3853
30 Yuanxi Lin Union College 73.4324
33 Brett Suggs High Point University 73.1783
41 Trent Curtis University at Buffalo 73.4754
44 Henry Morse University of California, Berkeley 73.319
49 Garrett Lowe University of North Carolina at Charlotte 72.5578
51 Ricky Springer University of Northwestern Ohio 73.291
52 Jack Coyne Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 72.6525
53 Brandon McKissic Florida Atlantic University 73.1569
61 Athena Leclerc St. Clair College 73.2829
66 Thomas Twomey University of Virginia 72.8167
71 Nick Robinson East Carolina University 72.9814
72 Thomas Clawson Temple College 73.4443
77 Ryan Doucette University of Southern Maine 73.1157
79 Austin Farr University of Tennessee 73.1319
80 Kristina Ryan Ohio University Lancaster 72.7988
83 Daniel R Carter SUNY Polytechnic Institute 73.0143
85 Trey Normile Northern Arizona University 73.748
92 Liam D Sheen University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point 72.9057
95 Jake Cummings Wingate University 73.4455
97 Logan Clampitt Saddleback Community College 72.5176
100 Steven Wilson University of Iowa 72.5063

 

The eNASCAR College iRacing Series powered by NACE Starleague is supported by SCW, Coca-Cola, Playseat, and Logitech G. For more information on the series and how to qualify, visit www.cslesports.com/enascar. For more information on iRacing and for special offers, visit www.iRacing.com.

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