Ryan Huggler Gets First Career UAW Kenyon Midget Win at Anderson

From Ken de la Bastide ANDERSON, Ind. (August 5, 2017) — Ryan Huggler used an inside passing move coming off the fourth corner to pass his brother, Logan on the way to his first career UAW American Made Mel Kenyon Midget Series win with the series in the Parallax Power Supply 30 at Anderson Speedway. Logan Huggler took the lead at the start chased by Alexandria’s Clayton Gaines, Trey Osborne, Cole Christy and Dameron Taylor. But there were problems for Taylor at the start while looking for career win number 15. Taylor spun on lap four and when Gaines made contact with the turn four wall after tangling with Osborne. Taylor went to the pit area for a quick tire change but was never a factor in the race. Following the restart Ryan Huggler was running third behind his brother, Logan and Osborne when Osborne went high in turn two and dropped back to fifth. Ryan made the pass for the lead on lap 16 coming off the fourth corner in a move he previously made in a heat race and cruised to a comfortable win with Kameron Gladish claiming second. Behind the two front-runners there was a spirited battle [...]