Congratulations to Jason Feger on his triumph over the Hell Tour, clinching the title by winning Attica on Friday night, July 16.
If you think about it, just showing up at a track for 28 straight races in only 32 days is challenging enough let alone making EVERY
main event. Over the duration Feger set fast time three nights, won his heat ten times, and collected feature wins at Tri City and Attica.
Of those 28 races completed and this is pretty amazing, Jason finished in the top ten 24 times, his worst finish came at Pevely at 15th. Beginning at Brownstown Indiana the tour includes stops in Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Michigan, Kentucky
and Tennessee before completing the mission at Oakshade Raceway in Ohio covering almost 5500 miles. The closest drive was between Highland and
Belle Clair Illinois at 28 miles while the drive from Kankakee Illinois to Cedar Lake Wisconsin made for a long night at 444 miles.
Billy Moyer tops the win list with 6 followed by Jeep scoring a total of four. Shannon Babb and Don ONeal are next in the win list
with three each while Dennis Erb, Jack Sullivan, Jason Feger, and Rusty Schlenck have two wins each. Also finding victory lane are
Brian Birkhoffer, Rodney Melvin, Brian Shirley, and Ryan Unzicker each earning one win. The only drivers to complete the entire Hell Tour are Feger, Sullivan, Erb, Babb, Brandon Thirlby, Brandon Sheppard, Jason McBride, Donny Walden, and Ryan Unzicker.
At 32 years old Feger has finally hit his stride, the popular driver from Bloomington Illinois also known as "The Highside Hustler" this year alone has raced his way from East Bay to Eldora, and Maryland to Missouri and just now has gained some deserved national recognition as the 2010 Hell Tour Champion. Jason has a very professional and informative website located at 
