WhosYourDriver.org Twin 100
NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
VenueSouth Boston Speedway
LocationSouth Boston, Virginia
United States
Corporate sponsorWhosYourDriver.org
First race2007
Distance40 miles (64.373 km)
Laps100
Previous namesSouth Boston 150 (2007, 2009–2011)
Strutmasters.com 150 (2008)
Circuit information
SurfaceAsphalt
Length.400 mi (0.644 km)
Turns4

The WhosYourDriver.org Twin 100s is a dual NASCAR K&N Pro Series race held annually at South Boston Speedway.[1] From 2007 to 2011, the race was held as a 150-lap race. After a hiatus from 2012 to 2016, the event returned in 2017 in its current Twin 100 format.[2]

Past winners

Year Date No. Driver Team Manufacturer Race distance Race time Average speed
(mph)
Laps Miles (km)
2007 June 2 40 Matt Kobyluck Kobyluck Enterprises Chevrolet 150 60 (96.560) 1:13:15 49.147
2008 May 31 15 Brian Ickler Ickler Motorsports Chevrolet 155* 62 (99.779) 1:11:46 51.835
2009 May 30 44 Brett Moffitt Andy Santerre Racing Chevrolet (3) 150 60 (96.560) 0:56:24 63.83
2010 April 3 18 Max Gresham Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota 150 60 (96.560) 0:55:14 65.178
2011 April 17 4 Sergio Pena Rev Racing Toyota 150 60 (96.560) 1:09:14 51.998
2012
–
2016		 Not held
2017 May 6 40 Travis Miller MDM Motorsports Toyota 100 40 (64.373) 0:30:25 74.904
12 Harrison Burton MDM Motorsports Toyota 100 40 (64.373) 0:36:10 66.359
2018 May 12 17 Tyler Ankrum DGR-Crosley Toyota 100 40 (64.373) 0:40:55 58.656
40 Anthony Alfredo MDM Motorsports (3) Toyota 100 40 (64.373) 0:31:43 75.67
2019 May 4 15 Tanner Gray DGR-Crosley (2) Toyota 104* 41.6 (66.949) 0:31:27 79.364
May 4-5† 16 Derek Kraus Bill McAnally Racing Toyota (8) 100 40 (64.373) 0:33:51 70.901
  • 2008 and 2019: Race extended due to overtime.
  • 2019: Twin 100 No. 2 was postponed halfway through from May 4 to May 5.[3]

References

  1. ↑ "Who's Your Driver- DRIVE SMART VIRGINIA". Drive Smart Virginia.org. Drive Smart Virginia. Retrieved 6 September 2017.
  2. ↑ Knight, Chris. "2017 NASACR K&N East schedule to feature South Boston "Twin 100s" on same day". Catchfence. Retrieved 21 April 2019.
  3. ↑ Segal, Davey. "Patient Derek Kraus Earns Second Rain-Delayed Victory With South Boston Win". NASCAR Home Tracks. Retrieved 6 May 2019.

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