Jeff Swindell won Friday's MOWA sprint car feature at Tri-City Speedway. (Brendan Bauman photo)

Jeff Swindell Is Tri-City Sprint Survivor

PONTOON BEACH, Ill. — Jeff Swindell sailed to victory in Friday’s Built Ford Tough MOWA Sprint Car Series event at Tri-City Speedway.

Swindell copped the 25-lap feature after leader Joey Moughan ran out of fuel after enduring multiple caution flags during the course of the event.

Ryan Bunton and Joey Moughan led the field to the start, and battled for the first ten laps of the feature, only for a caution, which saw Bunton facing the infield scorers tower, resulting in damage unable to repair which then forced him pit side.

Moughan regained the lead on the start and continued to muscle his way away around Tri-City Speedway, with charges from Paul Nienhiser, Cory Bruns and others.

A red flag on lap 12 for Chayyse Hayhurst bunched the field up once again.Moughan, while showing signs of engine trouble with smoke bellowing from the headers, worked the topside of the track, until an attempt at a green-white-checkered finish, failed when his No.29 machine stumbled on a start, stacking up the field behind, while Moughan quickly darted to the infield out of harm’s way.

Swindell, who started second, assumed the lead and never looked back as he crossed under the checkered flag ahead of Joe B. Miller, Cory Bruns, Jeremy Standridge, and Kyle Schuett.

The finish:

Jeff Swindell, Joe B. Miller, Cory Bruns, Jeremy Standridge, Kyle Schuett, Jason Keith, Steve Short, Brayton Lynch, Christopher King, Joey Moughan, George Crawford, Robbie Standridge, Aidan Roosevans, Brayden Fox, Brinton Marvel Paul Nienhiser, Chayse Hayhurst, Ryan Bunton, Jamie Ball, Dustin Barks, Chris Urish, Paul May, Jacob Patton, Jeff Asher