The Rio Grande Waste Services Wild West Shootout presented by O'Reilly Auto Parts returned where the event began in 2001 at Central Arizona Raceway in Casa Grande, Ariz., as the miniseries featured three 10,000-to-win events and one $15,000-to-win feature bookended by $25,000-to-win features.

Surviving multiple midrace threats from Hudson O’Neal and a tense backstretch scrape on lap 31, Bobby Pierce led all but three laps Sunday to secure the $25,000 miniseries finale at Central Arizona Raceway. Pierce wrestled the lead back on lap 25, endured contact after O’Neal briefly surged ahead on lap 30, and never looked back, pocketing $51,500 with lap money and bonus cash included.

Pierce, won his miniseries-leading 17th career victory and has at least one victory each of the last four seasons, topped a furious-charging Jonathan Davenport by 1.3 seconds. Davenport made an impressive rally to finish second from 23rd starting spot.

Third-finishing Hudson O'Neal, who led laps 23-24 and lap 30, was outside Pierce battling for the lead on the 31st lap with O'Neal running out of room as they came together exiting turn two. Pierce kept his car going while O'Neal's Rumley Engineering car did a 360-degree spin before regaining control with left-front body damage. According to the blend rule, they restarted 1-2.

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Wild West Shootout Final Round Results At Central Arizona Raceway