While drivers cannot claim more than one spot on the ladder, they can qualify in multiple classes and that is exactly what Bogacki, Nesbitt, Donny Urban (QR), Tony Elrod (SR) and Casey Plaizer (HR) have done.

J.J. Brock

Despite not being able to occupy multiple positions, drivers can eliminate the competition and take a ton of momentum into Rockingham with multiple wins just as Bogacki, Brock, Joe Bauman (SR), Todd Thompson (SR) and Jay Bunce (HR) have managed to do.

With seven former world champions in the field and a ton of talented drivers already qualified, it is sure to be an exciting weekend when the full field of Rod qualifiers take to the staging lanes in October.

The full list of drivers already in the Tournament of Champions from the three Rod categories include Quick Rod drivers Bogacki, Nesbitt, Urban, Doug Miller, Jimmy Stookey, Jamie Fiesel, Ron Folk, Brendon George, Tony Helms, Jeff Lopez, Mike Lund, Matt Weston and Scotter Choate, Super Rod drivers Elrod, Thompson, Bauman, Linter Ben Massey, Shane Maddox, Leonard Greathouse, Shawn Carter, Dennis White, Shannon Waycaster, Ted Moore, Steve Furr and Hot Rod drivers Bunce, Plaizer, Elrod, Brock, Ferguson, Underwood Jeromy Hefler, R.L. Koontz, Jeff Heilmeier, Bryan Harris, Craig Schultz and Tom Connly.

Current Summit Pro-Am division leaders looking to secure a spot in the invitation only field include Quick Rod leaders Jason Hoff, Tony Helms, Pat Martin, Jay Bunce, Jeremy McCormick and Lauren Freer, Super Rod leaders Dale Koncen, Shannon Waycaster, James Linter, Tommy Maedgen, Brian Folk and Danny Estep and Hot Rod leaders Travis Harvey, Kenny Underwood, Nick Karas, Sidney Norwood, Timothy Shuck and Chip Johnson.