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Chase Briscoe places seventh in Monday’s Chili Bowl feature

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Chase Briscoe finished seventh in Monday night’s A-main on the opening night of the Chili Bowl Nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Cannon McIntosh won the A-main, repeating his victory on the opening night of last year’s midget event. Tyler Courtney finished second in Monday’s 30-lap feature event. Both McIntosh and Courtney advance to the A-main of the Chili Bowl Nationals on Saturday night.

Briscoe, who is a month away from his rookie NASCAR Cup season with Stewart-Haas Racing, started Monday night’s feature third and fell back. Earlier in the evening, Briscoe came from sixth to win his heat race. He finished fourth in his qualifier.

MORE: Results of Monday’s races

Among others with NASCAR connections:

David Gravel, who ran a pair of Camping World Truck Series races this past season, finished fifth in Monday’s feature race.

C.J. Leary, driving a car owned by Alex Bowman, finished 16th after suffering a flat right rear tire.

Holley Hollan, who ran in all but one ARCA Menards Series West races last season, finished sixth in her B feature and did not advance to the A main.

Tuesday’s field will include Cup driver Kyle Larson, who won last year’s Chili Bowl Nationals.