Erik Jones, Carson Hocevar Among Early Entries for Battle at Berlin in August

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Berlin Raceway unveiled a first look at the TEKTON 250 Battle at Berlin entry list on Tuesday evening. The $40,000-to-win event for UARA National scheduled for August 7 has already drawn entries from nearly 30 drivers, including Erik Jones and Carson Hocevar.

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Both Jones and Hocevar took part in Money in the Bank at Berlin earlier this year. Jones finished third behind Bubba Pollard and Blake Rowe, while Hocevar finished sixth after leading 69 laps.

Bubba Pollard Outduels Blake Rowe, Erik Jones for Money in the Bank Win

Just like at Money in the Bank, a strong contingent of Super Late Model racers is entered for the Battle at Berlin. Those racers are coming from all parts of the country in pursuit of the $40,000 prize.

Washington’s Levie Jones has been competing full-time at Berlin during the 2024 season. Oregon’s Kole Raz joins the Northwestern representation for the Battle at Berlin. Jeremy Doss is also making the trip from Upper Lake, California, coming off a second-place finish in UARA National’s most recent event at Jennerstown Speedway.

From the Northeast, Derek Griffith will once again be on the hunt for a UARA National victory after finishing fifth in Money in the Bank. Maine’s Austin Teras is also entered, making his UARA National debut.

Along with Pollard, the southeast will once again be well-represented at the Battle at Berlin. Tony Elrod, Michael Atwell and Jason Vail are among the drivers planning a trip north to Michigan for the event.

Meanwhile, both Berlin regulars and Midwestern touring stars hope to keep the trophy and the payday on home turf. Last year, Coopersville, Michigan’s Evan Shotko scored the victory in the Battle at Berlin.

The full entry list can be viewed below.

Fans can watch the UARA National TEKTON 250 Battle at Berlin live on RacingAmerica.TV on August 7.

-Photo credit: Koty Geyer

TEKTON 250 Battle at Berlin Entry List

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4 Erik Jones
4 Tyler Rycenga
8 Tony Elrod
12 Brian Bergakker
12 Derek Griffith
14 Chase Pinsonneault
14 Michael Atwell
18 Chase Burda
18 Keith Herp
20 Austin Hull
22 Evan Shotko
24 Dylan Stovall
24 Lee VanDyk
26 Bubba Pollard
27 Kole Raz
28 Scott Thomas
29 Austin Teras
32 Chris Shannon
44 Jeremy Doss
45 Sean Gipson
47 Brian Campbell
66 Nate Walton
71 Carson Hocevar
88 Andrew Scheid
90 Kyle Crump
92 Levie Jones
101 Joe Bush
131 Blake Rowe
407 Jason Vail

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