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Adam Cabot Survives Chaos-Filled Finish at Virtual Chicago to Win Regular Season Finale of Monday Night Racing

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Adam Cabot took his No. 17 Precision+ Race Setups machine to the win in the Big Green Egg 120 on Monday Night.

New Jersey’s Adam Cabot needed a win to advance to the Monday Night Racing Rowdy Energy Pro Series Playoffs, and in the closing laps of the Big Green Egg 120 at Chicagoland Speedway, he was in the catbird seat and he stayed perfect as chaos ensued over the closing 20 laps of the event.

“It’s incredible,” Cabot said of the win. “How about that timing too? To get that momentum coming into the Playoffs here. I got spoiled with that win back in May, because I thought — I was hoping I would be racking them up. Turns out, it’s damn hard to win a race in this league.”

Cabot took the race win in a green-white-checkered finish over Rajah Caruth and David Schildhouse, who had an impassioned battle for the runner-up spot on the final lap of the race.

For Caruth, the runner-up finish gave him exactly what he needed point-wise to make the Playoffs, as he edged Justin Melillo out by one point for the final Playoff berth.

Schildhouse’s third-place finish secured the regular season championship for the driver of the No. 20 TobyChristie.com Chevrolet Camaro.

Anthony Alfredo finished fourth and Gary Sexton, who was in the mix for the win over a series of late-race restarts faded to fifth after contact with Schildhouse on the final lap.

Cabot staked claim to a Playoff berth with his clutch win in the regular season finale of the Monday Night Racing Rowdy Energy Pro Series Season 4.

With 20 laps to go in the race, two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch looked like he was going to try to steal a win as he stayed out on old tires. But the thrash of cautions late, ruined any hope Busch had at snagging the win.

In the end, Busch would be involved in more incidents and would come home 26th, three laps off the pace. Busch, by virtue of a win earlier in the season, will advance to the Playoffs.

Ryan Vargas, like Busch, suffered a rough finish, despite having a very fast car throughout the night. Vargas ended the night 29th and out of the race after a late race crash.

V8 Supercars champion Shane Van Gisbergen, who won last week’s race at virtual Michigan, obliterated Brad Perez late in the race and received an End of Line penalty for his troubles. Van Gisbergen would be involved in another hard wreck later in the race and would DNF in 30th.

The Playoff field will consist of: David Schildhouse (2 wins), Collin Fern (1 win), Cabot (1 win), Kyle Busch (1 win), Ryan Vargas (1 win), Garrett Smithley (1 win), Will Rodgers (+45 points), Max Kennon (+27 points), Preston Pardus (+5 points) and Rajah Caruth (+1 points).

Justin Melillo narrowly missed out on a Playoff berth, as he failed to advance to the post-season championship battle by one point.

Robby Lyons was four points short, Ford Martin came up nine points behind Caruth and James Bickford was just 10 points from the Playoffs.

If you missed the race, and would like to watch it in it’s entirety, the race is available on Podium eSports:

Here are the final race results for the Big Green Egg 120 at Chicagoland:

FinStCarDriverBehind
1717Adam Cabot-
2144Rajah Caruth-0.739 sec.
31120David Schildhouse-0.835 sec.
425Anthony Alfredo-1.006 sec.
5913Gary Sexton-1.128 sec.
62219Robby Lyons-1.242 sec.
71224Will Rodgers-1.316 sec.
81950Gabe Wood-1.770 sec.
91353Justin Melillo-1.835 sec.
101421Max Kennon-1.935 sec.
111712Brandon Brown-2.279 sec.
123491Cole Irvin-2.645 sec.
133229James Bickford-3.285 sec.
14442Preston Pardus-3.347 sec.
152899Mark Rebilas-3.600 sec.
163011Steve Auffant-4.268 sec.
172041Matt Stallknecht-4.886 sec.
182157Seth Eggert-5.124 sec.
19886Collin Fern-5.843 sec.
201507Ford Martin-6.312 sec.
212928Ron Capps-6.755 sec.
22652Garrett Smithley-7.865 sec.
232446Steven Ellis-16.713 sec.
242584Kase Kallenbach-24.696 sec.
252727Michael Massie-4 laps
2636Ryan Vargas-6 laps
27264Brett Baldeck-6 laps
282351Kyle Busch-6 laps
293197Shane Van Gisbergen-6 laps
301060Brad Perez-9 laps
311625Stefan Wilson-10 laps
32181Joshua Slate-11 laps
333364Drew Welker-68 laps
3452TJ Majors-92 laps
353533Jason Keffer-125 laps

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