The second of five preliminary nights at the Chili Bowl Nationals is done and dusted. Let’s take a quick look at where those preliminary finishers from Tuesday will land in Saturday’s famed alphabet soup.

TO THE A-MAIN (1-2) – Buddy Kofoid, Hank Davis

TO THE B-MAINS (3-8) – Chase McDermand, David Gravel, Kameron Key, Thomas Meseraull, Landon Brooks, Kevin Thomas Jr.

TO THE C-MAINS (9-14) – Zach Daum, Jake Bubak, Corbin Rueschenberg, Parker Price-Miller, Jake Andreotti, Kyle Strickler

TO THE D-MAINS (15-20) – Billy VanInwegen Jr., Elijah Gile, Justin Zimmerman, KJ Snow, Nick Drake, Jake Neuman

TO THE E-MAINS (21-24) – Kinzer Edwards, CJ Sarna, Clinton Boyles, Cap Henry

It was another Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports victory on Tuesday as Buddy Kofoid followed Tanner Carrick to make KKM 2-for-2 on the week. The Penngrove, CA native earned his second preliminary win and locked-in for his fourth Chili Bowl Championship A-Main with a dominating 30-lap run aboard the Mobil 1 #71W.

For the second-straight year, Hank Davis proved that he’s one of the most underrated drivers in the building. Defending his preliminary win from a year ago, the Sand Springs, OK native wheeled the Matt Seymour Racing #29S to a second-place finish behind Kofoid. He’s locked-in for his second Chili Bowl Championship A-Main.

Chase McDermand moved to Trifecta Motorsports to pilot the #7U, but still made it back-to-back preliminary podiums with a third-place run. David Gravel kept Abacus Racing’s hot streak alive with an 11th-to-4th run in his debut with the USAC champions. Kameron Key enjoyed a career-best in the TKH Motorsports #21J, finishing 5th to earn a ticket into Saturday’s B-Main.

Thomas Meseraull, in a new ride with Tim Engler and Jon Farrell, ended up 6th ahead of Matt Wood Racing driver Landon Brooks in 7th and Kevin Thomas Jr. in 8th after recovering from a Heat Race crash. All will go to the B-Main.

Several notables that are C-Main bound on Saturday include Zach Daum in the Andy Bondio #47X, Jake Bubak, Corbin Rueschenberg driving for Tanner Thorson, Parker Price-Miller in a Dave Mac Motorsports ride, Jake Andreotti in the Spike Chassis house car, and late model runner Kyle Strickler in his Chili Bowl debut.

All of the Chili Bowl fun continues tonight with Wednesday’s  preliminary taking center stage. If you can’t be here to witness the Tulsa magic yourself, you can watch every lap live all week long on FloRacing.

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