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LATE MODELs
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Owens Repeats as Late Model
Knoxville Nationals Champ
Jimmy Owens with Brandon Sheppard (L) and
Hudson O'Neal (R)
(HeathLawsonPhotos.com)
|
KNOXVILLE, Iowa (September 14,
2019) - Jimmy Owens became just the second driver in the history of the Lucas Oil Late
Model Knoxville Nationals to win the $40,000 event in back-to-back years. The 47-year-old
Tennessee veteran did the trick on Saturday night at Knoxville Raceway.
Owens joins fellow Volunteer
State driver Mike Marlar as the only drivers in the 16-year-history of the crown jewel
event to win in consecutive years.
Owens took the lead from
Brandon Sheppard on lap 86 and held off one final charge from Sheppard coming off of turn
four to take the win. Sheppard finished in second with Hudson O'Neal charging from the
back after making two pit stops to Owens and Sheppard on the podium. Devin Moran, in his
first start in the Knoxville finale, finished in fourth with Kyle Bronson coming from his
20th starting position to round out the top five drivers.
Polesitter, Shane Clanton
grabbed the lead at the start of the event with fellow front-row starter Darrell Lanigan
running in second. Those two ran 1-2 for the first 44 laps of the race until Sheppard was
able to get by Lanigan after a lap 44 caution.
Clanton led the first 55
circuits of the race until a restart on lap 56 allowed Chris Madden to become the first
car to lead other than Clanton. Madden was seeking his first Knoxville win after being
absent from the speedway for nearly twelve years.
Once in front, Madden started
to pull away from Clanton. Clanton slowed on lap 72 with a broken axle, bringing his night
to an end. On the restart, Sheppard became the third different leader of the race as he
zipped around the top to take over the lead from Madden.
Like Madden did before him,
Sheppard was pulling away from the field. However, the race for the top spot was far from
over. Owens took second on lap 80 from Madden in swift fashion but was still several car
lengths behind Sheppard. With 20 laps remaining, Owens found the momentum he was looking
for, and with that rally he began slicing into Sheppard's huge lead.
The laps were winding down in
rapid-fire fashion, and Owens was ready to pounce. He darted under Sheppard with fourteen
laps to go and wrestled the lead away from the fellow Rocket Chassis driver. Sheppard was
not done though. Owens had to battle traffic in front of him and Sheppard was able to make
one last-lap ditch effort to steal the win from Owens, but came up just short at the
finish line.
Owens started 18th and made
history in event as no other driver has ever started that deep in the pack and managed a
victory. "We had a really good car. We had to be married to that top way more than I
wanted to, but our tires fired up and we got going really well. We chased Sheppard down in
lapped traffic and we had one opportunity to get by him, so we took it the best we could.
On that last lap I could hear him [Sheppard]. I didn't know if he was above me or below
me. I figured if he was below me, he couldn't get around me so I just scooted down the
track a little bit to kill his line coming off of turn four and I thought, well heck if
it's going to be a drag-race, maybe we can beat him to the line."
Sheppard once again felt the
disappointment of coming up just short of his and car owner Mark Richards' first win at
Knoxville. "That was the most fun I have had in a race car in a while. Jimmy did a heck of
a job and my hat is off to him. He was there when he needed to be. There were a few things
during the race that made me run harder than I wanted to. I am just disappointed; we had a
really fast race car."
Hudson O'Neal came home with
his best career Knoxville Nationals finish. "We were somewhere around 15th-20th place for
most of the race. We made a pit-stop before the fuel-stop and I think it really brought
the car to life. It definitely got the car a whole lot better because it was more
maneuverable. I had some good restarts, and I think on that last one, we drove past four
cars through the middle. Everything has to line up to drive from the back like that.
The winner's Ramirez
Motorsports-owned, Rocket Chassis is sponsored by: Rhino Ag, Boomtest Well Service, Reece
Monument Company, Tommy Pope Construction, FK Rod Ends, Sunoco Race Fuels, Red Line Oil,
Hypercoil Springs, Integra Shocks, and Midwest Sheet Metal.
Completing the top ten were
Chris Madden, Stormy Scott, Ricky Weiss, Earl Pearson Jr., and Frank Heckenast Jr.
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Race Summary
Saturday, September 14, 2019
16th annual Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals
Knoxville Raceway - Knoxville, Iowa
FAST Shafts C-Main Finish (15 Laps, Top 4 Transfer to B-Main): Cody Laney, JC Wyman, Mike
Fryer, Reid Millard, Junior Coover, Brian Harris, Corey Zeitner, Charlie McKenna, David
Webster-DNS, Chad White-DNS, Jonathan Brauns-DNS, Tim Simpson-DNS, Jared Landers-DNS
Lucas Oil Products Red "N"Tacky Spray Grease B-Main Finish (20 Laps, Top 6 Transfer to
A-Main): Brian Birkhofer, Tim McCreadie, Shannon Babb, Chase Junghans, Billy Moyer, Jr.,
Billy Moyer, Johnny Scott, Jeremy Grady, Mike Mataragas, Jason Feger, Dave Eckrich, Jake
Neal, Brent Larson, Spencer Diercks, Jeremiah Hurst, Nick Marolf, Cody Laney, JC Wyman,
Dustin Nobbe, Reid Millard, Mike Fryer, Jimmy Mars-DNS
Lucas Oil Feature Finish (100 Laps):
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FINISH
|
START
|
CAR #
|
DRIVER NAME
|
HOMETOWN
|
EARNINGS
|
|
1
|
18
|
20
|
Jimmy Owens
|
Newport, TN
|
$40,800
|
|
2
|
9
|
1S
|
Brandon Sheppard
|
New Berlin, IL
|
$20,000
|
|
3
|
16
|
71
|
Hudson O'Neal
|
Martinsville, IN
|
$10,700
|
|
4
|
17
|
1d
|
Devin Moran ®
|
Dresden, OH
|
$9,550
|
|
5
|
20
|
40B
|
Kyle Bronson
|
Brandon, FL
|
$8,200
|
|
6
|
4
|
0m
|
Chris Madden
|
Gray Court, SC
|
$7,000
|
|
7
|
23
|
2s
|
Stormy Scott
|
Las Cruses, NM
|
$7,200
|
|
8
|
3
|
7w
|
Ricky Weiss
|
Headingley, MB
|
$6,000
|
|
9
|
15
|
1
|
Earl Pearson, Jr.
|
Jacksonville, FL
|
$6,300
|
|
10
|
21
|
99JR
|
Frank Heckenast, Jr.
|
Frankfort, IL
|
$5,000
|
|
11
|
12
|
32s
|
Chris Simpson
|
Oxford, IA
|
$4,500
|
|
12
|
2
|
29
|
Darrell Lanigan
|
Union, KY
|
$4,000
|
|
13
|
24
|
49
|
Jonathan Davenport
|
Blairsville, GA
|
$4,600
|
|
14
|
10
|
0
|
Scott Bloomquist
|
Mooresburg, TN
|
$3,400
|
|
15
|
5
|
1T
|
Tyler Erb ®
|
New Waverly, TX
|
$4,000
|
|
16
|
22
|
50
|
Shanon Buckingham
|
Morristown, TN
|
$3,900
|
|
17
|
14
|
28
|
Dennis Erb, Jr.
|
Carpentersville, IL
|
$3,100
|
|
18
|
8
|
16T
|
Tyler Bruening
|
Decorah, IA
|
$3,000
|
|
19
|
28
|
18J
|
Chase Junghans
|
Manhattan, KS
|
$2,900
|
|
20
|
25
|
15B
|
Brian Birkhofer
|
Muscatine, IA
|
$2,800
|
|
21
|
1
|
25
|
Shane Clanton
|
Zebulon, GA
|
$2,700
|
|
22
|
19
|
32P
|
Bobby Pierce
|
Oakwood, IL
|
$2,600
|
|
23
|
27
|
18
|
Shannon Babb
|
Mowequa, IL
|
$2,500
|
|
24
|
6
|
20RT
|
Ricky Thornton Jr.
|
Sedgwick, KS
|
$2,500
|
|
25
|
11
|
14
|
Josh Richards
|
Shinnston, WV
|
$3,300
|
|
26
|
7
|
5
|
Don O'Neal
|
Martinsville, IN
|
$2,500
|
|
27
|
26
|
39
|
Tim McCreadie
|
Watertown, NY
|
$3,500
|
|
28
|
30
|
21
|
Billy Moyer
|
Batesville, AR
|
$2,500
|
|
29
|
13
|
1c
|
Chad Simpson
|
Mt. Vernon, IA
|
$2,500
|
|
30
|
29
|
21JR
|
Billy Moyer, Jr.
|
Batesville, AR
|
$3,400
|
Race Statistics
Entrants: 55
Lap Leaders: Shane Clanton (Laps 1 - 55); Chris Madden (Laps 56 - 72); Brandon Sheppard
(Laps 73 - 85); Jimmy Owens (Laps 86 - 100)
Wrisco Feature Winner: Jimmy Owens
Margin of Victory: 0.388 seconds
Cautions: Chad Simpson (Lap 9); Frank Heckenast Jr. (Lap 10); Chris Simpson (Lap 22); Don
O'Neal, Tim McCreadie, Josh Richards (Lap 33); Ricky Thornton Jr. (Lap 44); Fuel Stop (Lap
50); Tyler Erb (Lap 55); Bobby Pierce (Lap 55); Shane Clanton (Lap 72)
Optima Batteries Hard Charger of the Race: Jimmy Owens (Advanced 17 Positions)
Midwest Sheet Metal Spoiler Challenge Point Leader: Jonathan Davenport
Allstar Performance Power Move of the Race: Stormy Scott
Sunoco Race for Gas Highest Finisher: Jimmy Owens
Eibach Springs Rookie of the Race: Devin Moran
COMP Cams Engine Builder of the Race: Vic Hill Racing Engines
Ohlins Shocks Chassis Builder of the Race: Rocket Chassis
Outerwears Crew Chief of the Race: Jeff Strope (Jimmy Owens)
Dirty Girl Racewear Fastest Lap of the Race: Shane Clanton (Lap #3 - 19.364 seconds)
Hot Rod Processing Tough Break of the Race: Tim McCreadie
STEEL-IT Most Laps Led: Shane Clanton (55 Laps)
PFC Brakes Pole Award: Shane Clanton
Time of Race: 87 minutes 23 seconds
Lucas Oil Championship Point Standings:
|
POS
|
CAR #
|
DRIVER NAME
|
HOMETOWN
|
POINTS
|
EARNINGS
|
|
1
|
49
|
Jonathan Davenport
|
Blairsville, GA
|
7130
|
$258,162.60
|
|
2
|
39
|
Tim McCreadie
|
Watertown, NY
|
6520
|
$139,665.08
|
|
3
|
14
|
Josh Richards
|
Shinnston, WV
|
6515
|
$169,862.57
|
|
4
|
20
|
Jimmy Owens
|
Newport, TN
|
6395
|
$202,552.70
|
|
5
|
1T
|
Tyler Erb ®
|
New Waverly, TX
|
6385
|
$157,766.34
|
|
6
|
1d
|
Devin Moran ®
|
Dresden, OH
|
6205
|
$114,065.03
|
|
7
|
1
|
Earl Pearson, Jr.
|
Jacksonville, FL
|
6175
|
$130,661.31
|
|
8
|
71
|
Hudson O'Neal
|
Martinsville, IN
|
6050
|
$142,077.59
|
|
9
|
40B
|
Kyle Bronson
|
Brandon, FL
|
5555
|
$88,090.00
|
|
10
|
50
|
Shanon Buckingham
|
Morristown, TN
|
5515
|
$84,520.00
|
|
11
|
2s
|
Stormy Scott
|
Las Cruses, NM
|
5220
|
$65,480.00
|
|
12
|
21JR
|
Billy Moyer, Jr.
|
Batesville, AR
|
4960
|
$59,115.00
|
|
13
|
5
|
Don O'Neal
|
Martinsville, IN
|
4305
|
$54,525.00
|
|
14
|
0
|
Scott Bloomquist
|
Mooresburg, TN
|
3740
|
$73,733.84
|
*Results are unofficial until Close of Business on the Tuesday following Race Day*
|
Weiss Powers to Knoxville Triumph
| |
Ricky Weiss Scores First Career Knoxville
Victory
(HeathLawsonPhotos.com)
|
KNOXVILLE, Iowa (September 13,
2019) - Ricky Weiss passed Chris Madden on lap sixteen and went on to record his first
career win at Knoxville Raceway on Friday night. The 30-year-old Canadian racer became the
17th different winner on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series tour this season.
Weiss started on the pole but
fell to second behind Madden on the opening lap - trailing the South Carolina racer for
the first fifteen laps of the 25-lap main event. Madden got bogged down in heavy traffic
and that allowed Weiss to slip by for the lead.
Madden rallied to make a final
attempt to overtake Weiss on the final lap but came up short of his fifth Lucas Oil win of
the season. Josh Richards brought the Clint Bowyer Racing, Rocket home in third after
starting in eleventh. Iowa native Tyler Bruening recorded his best career finish at
Knoxville by taking fourth and Don O'Neal completed the top five.
"It's awesome to be in Victory
Lane here at Knoxville," said Weiss. "We haven't been able to capture the big one here
yet, but this is our chance. After last night, we were happy with that. We were locked
into the show for Saturday and we debated switching cars tonight and trying something.
Shawn [Gage] didn't want to, because he knew this car is good and he has the confidence in
me to keep it in one piece."
Weiss added: "Everytime we
touch the track; it gets better and better. I didn't mind that Chris [Madden] set the pace
at the start. We don't seem to fire like those guys at the start of a race, but we are
there at the end. It was good to learn off of him [Madden] to know where we can get
better. I used to play this track on a video game and now we are here in Victory Lane."
Madden came up just short of
his first-career win at Knoxville, crossing the line a close second. "We had a good car
for the first half of the race, but I got extremely tight and I couldn't turn across the
middle of the corners. I was just trying to bide my time and I was hoping not to get into
traffic, that opened the door for Ricky. To have the night we had last night and to bounce
back and have the night we had tonight is great. We can tune on it now and be ready for
tomorrow night."
Richards' stirring run was
without the benefit of a single caution flag during the race. "We absolutely needed a
caution. I feel like I was running those top two down. We had a fast car. I was relying on
the cushion get up there. That was more of an old-school Knoxville with a ledge up there
by the wall. It was slick all the way across the track and we could carry speed wherever
we wanted to go. I had a lot of fun out there."
The winner's Bloomquist Race
Cars entry is powered by a Vic Hill Racing Engine and sponsored by: Turk Enterprises,
Derrick's Sandblasting, Kakela Farms, G-Style Transport, J&C Properties, Penske Racing
Shocks, Hawkeye Construction, Keewatin Truck Service, Straight Ahead Venture, LG
Transport, Red Line Graphix, R.A. Recycling, and Wiesner Trucking.
Completing the top ten were
Tyler Erb, Earl Pearson Jr., Brandon Sheppard, Frank Heckenast Jr., and Hudson O'Neal.
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Race Summary
Friday, September 13, 2019
Knoxville Raceway - Knoxville, Iowa
Miller Welders Time Trials
Fast Time Group A: Scott Bloomquist / 18.009 seconds (overall)
Fast Time Group B: Chris Simpson / 18.212 seconds
Penske Race Shocks Heat Race #1 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Shannon Babb, Scott
Bloomquist, Earl Pearson, Jr., Chase Junghans, Jonathan Davenport, Stormy Scott, Bobby
Pierce, Cody Laney, Chad White
FK Rod Ends Heat Race #2 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Josh Richards, Ricky Thornton
Jr., Tyler Bruening, Tim McCreadie, Brandon Sheppard, Shanon Buckingham, Nick Marolf, Reid
Millard, Corey Zeitner
Simpson Race Products Heat Race #3 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Ricky Weiss, Tyler
Erb ®, Brian Birkhofer, Kyle Bronson, Dave Eckrich, Jeremy Grady, Brent Larson, Jeremiah
Hurst, David Webster-DNS
Lucas Oil Products Penetrating Oil Heat Race #4 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Darrell
Lanigan, Dennis Erb, Jr., Chris Simpson, Jimmy Mars, Devin Moran ®, Spencer Diercks,
Jonathan Brauns, Charlie McKenna, Billy Moyer, Jr.
Simpson Race Products Heat Race #5 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Chris Madden, Don
O'Neal, Jason Feger, Shane Clanton, Jimmy Owens, Billy Moyer, Mike Fryer, Dustin Nobbe,
Tim Simpson-DNS
Lucas Oil Products Penetrating Oil Heat Race #6 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Frank
Heckenast, Jr., Mike Mataragas, Hudson O'Neal, Chad Simpson, Johnny Scott, Jake Neal, JC
Wyman, Brian Harris, Junior Coover
Lucas Oil Products Red "N"Tacky Spray Grease B-Main #1 Finish (15 Laps, Top 3 Transfer):
Jonathan Davenport, Brandon Sheppard, Kyle Bronson, Stormy Scott, Tim McCreadie, Shanon
Buckingham, Chase Junghans, Bobby Pierce, Nick Marolf, Dave Eckrich, Jeremiah Hurst, Cody
Laney, Brent Larson, Chad White, Reid Millard, David Webster, Jeremy Grady, Corey
Zeitner-DNS
FAST Shafts B-Main #2 Finish (15 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Shane Clanton, Jimmy Owens, Chad
Simpson, Devin Moran ®, Jimmy Mars, Billy Moyer, Johnny Scott, Spencer Diercks, Mike
Fryer, JC Wyman, Brian Harris, Dustin Nobbe, Charlie McKenna, Jake Neal, Jonathan Brauns,
Junior Coover, Billy Moyer, Jr.-DNS, Tim Simpson-DNS
Lucas Oil Feature Finish (25 Laps):
|
FINISH
|
START
|
CAR #
|
DRIVER NAME
|
HOMETOWN
|
EARNINGS
|
|
1
|
1
|
7w
|
Ricky Weiss
|
Headingley, MB
|
$7,000
|
|
2
|
2
|
0m
|
Chris Madden
|
Gray Court, SC
|
$4,000
|
|
3
|
11
|
14
|
Josh Richards
|
Shinnston, WV
|
$3,000
|
|
4
|
3
|
16T
|
Tyler Bruening
|
Decorah, IA
|
$2,000
|
|
5
|
6
|
5
|
Don O'Neal
|
Martinsville, IN
|
$1,500
|
|
6
|
5
|
1T
|
Tyler Erb ®
|
New Waverly, TX
|
$1,000
|
|
7
|
9
|
1
|
Earl Pearson, Jr.
|
Jacksonville, FL
|
$900
|
|
8
|
21
|
1S
|
Brandon Sheppard
|
New Berlin, IL
|
$900
|
|
9
|
16
|
99JR
|
Frank Heckenast, Jr.
|
Frankfort, IL
|
$700
|
|
10
|
10
|
71
|
Hudson O'Neal
|
Martinsville, IN
|
$600
|
|
11
|
4
|
28
|
Dennis Erb, Jr.
|
Carpentersville, IL
|
$580
|
|
12
|
24
|
1c
|
Chad Simpson
|
Mt. Vernon, IA
|
$660
|
|
13
|
23
|
40B
|
Kyle Bronson
|
Brandon, FL
|
$640
|
|
14
|
7
|
0
|
Scott Bloomquist
|
Mooresburg, TN
|
$520
|
|
15
|
22
|
20
|
Jimmy Owens
|
Newport, TN
|
$600
|
|
16
|
8
|
32s
|
Chris Simpson
|
Oxford, IA
|
$490
|
|
17
|
19
|
49
|
Jonathan Davenport
|
Blairsville, GA
|
$580
|
|
18
|
14
|
29
|
Darrell Lanigan
|
Union, KY
|
$470
|
|
19
|
17
|
20RT
|
Ricky Thornton Jr.
|
Sedgwick, KS
|
$460
|
|
20
|
15
|
18
|
Shannon Babb
|
Mowequa, IL
|
$450
|
|
21
|
13
|
15B
|
Brian Birkhofer
|
Muscatine, IA
|
$440
|
|
22
|
20
|
25
|
Shane Clanton
|
Zebulon, GA
|
$530
|
|
23
|
18
|
25F
|
Jason Feger
|
Bloomington, IL
|
$410
|
|
24
|
12
|
1m
|
Mike Mataragas
|
DeKalb, IL
|
$400
|
Race Statistics
Entrants: 54
Lap Leaders: Chris Madden (Laps 1 - 15); Ricky Weiss (Laps 16 - 25)
Wrisco Feature Winner: Ricky Weiss
Margin of Victory: 0.760 seconds
Cautions: none
Optima Batteries Hard Charger of the Race: Brandon Sheppard (Advanced 13 Positions)
Midwest Sheet Metal Spoiler Challenge Point Leader: Jonathan Davenport
Allstar Performance Power Move of the Race: Jimmy Owens
Sunoco Race for Gas Highest Finisher: Josh Richards
Eibach Springs Rookie of the Race: Tyler Erb
COMP Cams Engine Builder of the Race: Vic Hill Racing Engines
Ohlins Shocks Chassis Builder of the Race: Bloomquist Race Cars
Outerwears Crew Chief of the Race: Anthony Burroughs (Josh Richards)
Dirty Girl Racewear Fastest Lap of the Race: Chris Madden (Lap #1 - 20.172 seconds)
Hot Rod Processing Tough Break of the Race: Billy Moyer Jr.
STEEL-IT Most Laps Led: Chris Madden (15 Laps)
PFC Brakes Pole Award: Ricky Weiss
Time of Race: 8 minutes 59 seconds
SATURDAY Lucas Oil Products Red "N" Tacky Spray Grease C-Main LINE UP:
|
DRIVER
|
INSIDE
|
OUTSIDE
|
DRIVER
|
|
Charlie McKenna
|
22C
|
99
|
Brian Harris
|
|
Cody Laney
|
32B
|
54
|
Mike Fryer
|
|
Corey Zeitner
|
6z
|
20w
|
Chad White
|
|
JC Wyman
|
4W
|
22B
|
Jonathan Brauns
|
|
Tim Simpson
|
17
|
14m
|
Reid Millard
|
|
David Webster
|
44w
|
10C
|
Junior Coover
|
|
Jared Landers
|
777
|
|
|
SATURDAY FAST Shafts B-Main LINE UP:
|
DRIVER
|
INSIDE
|
OUTSIDE
|
DRIVER
|
|
Shannon Babb
|
18
|
21JR
|
Billy Moyer, Jr.
|
|
Brian Birkhofer
|
15B
|
1m
|
Mike Mataragas
|
|
Tim McCreadie
|
39
|
58
|
Jeremiah Hurst
|
|
Jason Feger
|
25F
|
18J
|
Chase Junghans
|
|
Johnny Scott
|
1st
|
28m
|
Jimmy Mars
|
|
Dave Eckrich
|
58E
|
29d
|
Spencer Diercks
|
|
Jeremy Grady
|
43
|
21
|
Billy Moyer
|
|
Jake Neal
|
14J
|
5N
|
Dustin Nobbe
|
|
Brent Larson
|
B1
|
33
|
Nick Marolf
|
SATURDAY LUCAS OIL LATE MODEL NATIONALS Feature LINE UP:
|
DRIVER
|
INSIDE
|
OUTSIDE
|
DRIVER
|
|
Shane Clanton
|
25
|
29
|
Darrell Lanigan
|
|
Ricky Weiss
|
7w
|
0m
|
Chris Madden
|
|
Tyler Erb ®
|
1T
|
20RT
|
Ricky Thornton Jr.
|
|
Don O'Neal
|
5
|
16T
|
Tyler Bruening
|
|
Brandon Sheppard
|
1S
|
0
|
Scott Bloomquist
|
|
Josh Richards
|
14
|
32s
|
Chris Simpson
|
|
Chad Simpson
|
1c
|
28
|
Dennis Erb, Jr.
|
|
Earl Pearson, Jr.
|
1
|
71
|
Hudson O'Neal
|
|
Devin Moran ®
|
1d
|
20
|
Jimmy Owens
|
|
Bobby Pierce
|
32P
|
40B
|
Kyle Bronson
|
|
Frank Heckenast, Jr.
|
99JR
|
50
|
Shanon Buckingham
|
|
Stormy Scott
|
2s
|
49
|
Jonathan Davenport
|
|
|
|
|
Shane Clanton Scores at
Knoxville
Shane Clanton Scores First Career Knoxville Victory
(HeathLawsonPhotos.com)
|
KNOXVILLE, Iowa (September 12, 2019) - Shane Clanton came
from the seventh starting spot to win Thursday night's preliminary event at Knoxville
Raceway.
For the 44-year-old Georgia native, it was his first-ever
win at the historic venue. He also became the sixteenth different winner this season on
the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series tour.
Clanton was the fourth different leader of the 25-lap race.
The A-Main was slowed by only one caution flag for Jonathan Davenport on lap four. Ricky
Thornton Jr. led the first lap in the Chad Stapleton-owned Club 29 Race Car. His place
atop the leader board was short-lived as outside front-row starter Devin Moran took the
lead on lap number two.
Moran led until Tyler Erb took the lead away from him on lap
five. Clanton charged from the inside of row number four and grabbed the lead away from
Erb on lap fourteen.
Clanton pulled away from Erb and went on to pick up the preliminary night victory. Erb
crossed the finish line in second, followed by a close finish between Darrell Lanigan and
Ricky Weiss for third and fourth. Thornton was fifth.
Clanton; in Lucas Oil Victory Lane for the first time in
2019; thanked his chassis builder Marshall Green for his set-up advice over the phone
before the start of the race. "Our car has been good all night long. We just made the
right adjustments. I was biding my time behind Terbo [Erb], and it looked like he was
hurting his tires. I went to the middle and the car stuck, and we went by him, then that
was all she wrote."
"To win here at Knoxville is a dream come true," Clanton
added. "I have seen Donny Schatz win here so many times and I would like to start my own
legacy here. This is a team effort, all the way to everybody with Marshall back at the
shop. Penske Shocks and Keith Berner from Accu-Force tested with us earlier in the year
and it has made a difference in our program. Thanks to Greg Bruening for letting me drive
his race car. This is a big win for him as well because he's from Iowa. It's hard to beat
what we had here tonight for a track. Hats off to all of the Knoxville crew for a great
job."
Erb led nine laps but came home in the runner-up spot.
"There wasn't a whole lot I could do in the last ten or fifteen laps, he [Clanton] had a
better car. He could maneuver through a lot better than I could. My car felt really good.
It's the same kind of issue we have been having. The longer we go, the tires just get hot.
We are going to work on it. It was a good run. This is my favorite racetrack that we come
to."
Lanigan edged out Weiss at the finish line to round out the
podium. "The car got really good through the middle and the bottom. I would have liked to
have seen a caution to see if we could have made a late-race charge. It's just awesome to
come out here and run well."
The winner's fourth career Lucas Oil victory came in the
Greg Bruening-owned Capital Race Cars entry powered by a Clements Racing Engine and
sponsored by: Bruening Rock Products, Skyline Materials, LTD, Bennett Explosives, Super K
Express, Olson Explosives, Freeman Plumbing, M&S Concrete, and Truck Country.
Completing the top ten were Tyler Bruening, Brandon
Sheppard, Devin Moran, Bobby Pierce, and Chris Simpson.
Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series
Race Summary
Thursday, September 12, 2019
Knoxville Raceway - Knoxville, Iowa
Miller Welders Time Trials
Fast Time Group A: Shane Clanton / 17.932 seconds (overall)
Fast Time Group B: Jimmy Owens / 18.087 seconds
Penske Race Shocks Heat Race #1 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Shanon Buckingham, Brian
Birkhofer, Shane Clanton, Jimmy Mars, Stormy Scott, Mike Mataragas, Jason Feger, Cody
Laney, Reid Millard, Jared Landers-DNS
FK Rod Ends Heat Race #2 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Bobby Pierce, Jeremiah Hurst,
Chris Simpson, Earl Pearson, Jr., Billy Moyer, Jr., Dave Eckrich, Corey Zeitner, JC Wyman,
Tim Simpson
Simpson Race Products Heat Race #3 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Ricky Thornton Jr.,
Frank Heckenast, Jr., Darrell Lanigan, Spencer Diercks, Charlie McKenna, Scott Bloomquist,
Dustin Nobbe, Jake Neal, Chase Junghans
Lucas Oil Products Penetrating Oil Heat Race #4 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Shannon
Babb, Jonathan Davenport, Tyler Erb ®, Hudson O'Neal, Jimmy Owens, Billy Moyer, Jeremy
Grady, Brian Harris, Jonathan Brauns
Simpson Race Products Heat Race #5 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Josh Richards, Tyler
Bruening, Devin Moran ®, Chris Madden, Chad Simpson, Johnny Scott, Brent Larson, Mike
Fryer, Junior Coover
Lucas Oil Products Penetrating Oil Heat Race #6 Finish (12 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Brandon
Sheppard, Dennis Erb, Jr., Ricky Weiss, Don O'Neal, Kyle Bronson, Chad White, Nick Marolf,
David Webster, Tim McCreadie-DNS
Lucas Oil Products Red "N" Tacky Spray Grease B-Main #1 Finish (15 Laps, Top 3 Transfer):
Stormy Scott, Earl Pearson, Jr., Billy Moyer, Jr., Jimmy Mars, Scott Bloomquist, Mike
Mataragas, Spencer Diercks, Charlie McKenna, Jason Feger, Corey Zeitner, Cody Laney, Dave
Eckrich, JC Wyman, Reid Millard, Jake Neal, Dustin Nobbe, Tim Simpson-DNS, Chase
Junghans-DNS, Jared Landers-DNS
FAST Shafts B-Main #2 Finish (15 Laps, Top 3 Transfer): Jimmy Owens, Chad Simpson, Kyle
Bronson, Hudson O'Neal, Don O'Neal, Chris Madden, Johnny Scott, Brent Larson, Brian
Harris, Jeremy Grady, Nick Marolf, Jonathan Brauns, Mike Fryer, Chad White, David Webster,
Billy Moyer, Junior Coover, Tim McCreadie-DNS
Lucas Oil Feature Finish (25 Laps):
|
FINISH
|
START
|
CAR #
|
DRIVER NAME
|
HOMETOWN
|
EARNINGS
|
|
1
|
7
|
25
|
Shane Clanton
|
Zebulon, GA
|
$7,000
|
|
2
|
4
|
1T
|
Tyler Erb ®
|
New Waverly, TX
|
$4,000
|
|
3
|
5
|
29
|
Darrell Lanigan
|
Union, KY
|
$3,000
|
|
4
|
6
|
7w
|
Ricky Weiss
|
Headingley, MB
|
$2,000
|
|
5
|
1
|
20RT
|
Ricky Thornton Jr.
|
Sedgwick, KS
|
$1,500
|
|
6
|
10
|
16T
|
Tyler Bruening
|
Decorah, IA
|
$1,000
|
|
7
|
12
|
1S
|
Brandon Sheppard
|
New Berlin, IL
|
$900
|
|
8
|
2
|
1d
|
Devin Moran ®
|
Dresden, OH
|
$800
|
|
9
|
11
|
32P
|
Bobby Pierce
|
Oakwood, IL
|
$700
|
|
10
|
3
|
32s
|
Chris Simpson
|
Oxford, IA
|
$600
|
|
11
|
18
|
28
|
Dennis Erb, Jr.
|
Carpentersville, IL
|
$580
|
|
12
|
13
|
99JR
|
Frank Heckenast, Jr.
|
Frankfort, IL
|
$560
|
|
13
|
16
|
14
|
Josh Richards
|
Shinnston, WV
|
$540
|
|
14
|
19
|
2s
|
Stormy Scott
|
Las Cruses, NM
|
$620
|
|
15
|
21
|
1
|
Earl Pearson, Jr.
|
Jacksonville, FL
|
$500
|
|
16
|
20
|
20
|
Jimmy Owens
|
Newport, TN
|
$490
|
|
17
|
9
|
50
|
Shanon Buckingham
|
Morristown, TN
|
$480
|
|
18
|
24
|
40B
|
Kyle Bronson
|
Brandon, FL
|
$470
|
|
19
|
14
|
18
|
Shannon Babb
|
Mowequa, IL
|
$460
|
|
20
|
15
|
15B
|
Brian Birkhofer
|
Muscatine, IA
|
$450
|
|
21
|
22
|
1c
|
Chad Simpson
|
Mt. Vernon, IA
|
$440
|
|
22
|
23
|
21JR
|
Billy Moyer, Jr.
|
Batesville, AR
|
$530
|
|
23
|
17
|
58
|
Jeremiah Hurst
|
Dubuque, IA
|
$410
|
|
24
|
8
|
49
|
Jonathan Davenport
|
Blairsville, GA
|
$400
|
Race Statistics
Entrants: 55
Lap Leaders: Ricky Thornton Jr. (Lap 1); Devin Moran (Laps 2 - 4); Tyler Erb (Laps 5 -
13); Shane Clanton (Laps 14 - 25)
Wrisco Feature Winner: Shane Clanton
Margin of Victory: 3.627 seconds
Cautions: Jonathan Davenport (Lap 4)
Optima Batteries Hard Charger of the Race: Dennis Erb Jr. (Advanced 7 Positions)
Midwest Sheet Metal Spoiler Challenge Point Leader: Jonathan Davenport
Allstar Performance Power Move of the Race: Ricky Weiss
Sunoco Race for Gas Highest Finisher: Tyler Erb
Eibach Springs Rookie of the Race: Tyler Erb
COMP Cams Engine Builder of the Race: Clements Racing Engines
Ohlins Shocks Chassis Builder of the Race: Capital Race Cars
Outerwears Crew Chief of the Race: Randall Edwards (Tyler Erb)
Dirty Girl Racewear Fastest Lap of the Race: Shane Clanton (Lap #4 - 19.4930 seconds)
Hot Rod Processing Tough Break of the Race: Jonathan Davenport
STEEL-IT Most Laps Led: Shane Clanton (12 Laps)
PFC Brakes Pole Award: Ricky Thornton Jr.
Time of Race: 10 minutes 37 seconds
Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals Night One Point Standings:
|
Overall Pos
|
CAR #
|
DRIVER NAME
|
HOMETOWN
|
Night #1 POINTS
|
|
1
|
25
|
Shane Clanton
|
Zebulon, GA
|
494
|
|
2
|
29
|
Darrell Lanigan
|
Union, KY
|
486
|
|
3
|
20RT
|
Ricky Thornton Jr.
|
Sedgwick, KS
|
482
|
|
4
|
1T
|
Tyler Erb ®
|
New Waverly, TX
|
474
|
|
5
|
7w
|
Ricky Weiss
|
Headingley, MB
|
472
|
|
6
|
32s
|
Chris Simpson
|
Oxford, IA
|
468
|
|
7
|
16T
|
Tyler Bruening
|
Decorah, IA
|
461
|
|
7
|
1
|
Earl Pearson, Jr.
|
Jacksonville, FL
|
461
|
|
9
|
1S
|
Brandon Sheppard
|
New Berlin, IL
|
460
|
|
9
|
1d
|
Devin Moran ®
|
Dresden, OH
|
460
|
|
11
|
32P
|
Bobby Pierce
|
Oakwood, IL
|
458
|
|
11
|
20
|
Jimmy Owens
|
Newport, TN
|
458
|
|
13
|
2s
|
Stormy Scott
|
Las Cruses, NM
|
456
|
|
13
|
50
|
Shanon Buckingham
|
Morristown, TN
|
456
|
|
15
|
40B
|
Kyle Bronson
|
Brandon, FL
|
450
|
|
16
|
99JR
|
Frank Heckenast, Jr.
|
Frankfort, IL
|
447
|
|
17
|
1c
|
Chad Simpson
|
Mt. Vernon, IA
|
446
|
|
18
|
14
|
Josh Richards
|
Shinnston, WV
|
444
|
|
19
|
28
|
Dennis Erb, Jr.
|
Carpentersville, IL
|
443
|
|
20
|
49
|
Jonathan Davenport
|
Blairsville, GA
|
439
|
|
21
|
18
|
Shannon Babb
|
Mowequa, IL
|
434
|
|
22
|
21JR
|
Billy Moyer, Jr.
|
Batesville, AR
|
432
|
|
23
|
15B
|
Brian Birkhofer
|
Muscatine, IA
|
429
|
|
23
|
71
|
Hudson O'Neal
|
Martinsville, IN
|
429
|
|
25
|
5
|
Don O'Neal
|
Martinsville, IN
|
423
|
|
26
|
58
|
Jeremiah Hurst
|
Dubuque, IA
|
421
|
|
27
|
0m
|
Chris Madden
|
Gray Court, SC
|
417
|
|
28
|
1st
|
Johnny Scott
|
Las Cruces, NM
|
415
|
|
29
|
28m
|
Jimmy Mars
|
Menomonie, WI
|
411
|
|
30
|
1m
|
Mike Mataragas
|
DeKalb, IL
|
407
|
|
31
|
58E
|
Dave Eckrich
|
Oxford, IA
|
393
|
|
32
|
43
|
Jeremy Grady
|
Story City, IA
|
390
|
|
33
|
29d
|
Spencer Diercks
|
Davenport, IA
|
389
|
|
34
|
14J
|
Jake Neal
|
Omaha, NE
|
385
|
|
35
|
B1
|
Brent Larson
|
Lake Elmo, MN
|
380
|
|
36
|
22C
|
Charlie McKenna
|
Ames, IA
|
378
|
|
37
|
99
|
Brian Harris
|
Davenport, IA
|
377
|
|
38
|
0
|
Scott Bloomquist
|
Mooresburg, TN
|
375
|
|
39
|
25F
|
Jason Feger
|
Bloomington, IL
|
374
|
|
40
|
32B
|
Cody Laney
|
Torrance, CA
|
373
|
|
41
|
6z
|
Corey Zeitner
|
Omaha, NE
|
370
|
|
41
|
18J
|
Chase Junghans
|
Manhattan, KS
|
370
|
|
41
|
39
|
Tim McCreadie
|
Watertown, NY
|
370
|
|
44
|
20w
|
Chad White
|
Benton Harbor, MI
|
369
|
|
45
|
5N
|
Dustin Nobbe
|
Batesville, IN
|
368
|
|
46
|
33
|
Nick Marolf
|
Moscow, IA
|
366
|
|
47
|
21
|
Billy Moyer
|
Batesville, AR
|
363
|
|
48
|
54
|
Mike Fryer
|
Freeport, IL
|
361
|
|
49
|
17
|
Tim Simpson
|
Iowa City, IA
|
356
|
|
49
|
22B
|
Jonathan Brauns
|
Muscatine, IA
|
356
|
|
51
|
4W
|
JC Wyman
|
Griswold, IA
|
355
|
|
52
|
14m
|
Reid Millard
|
Jefferson City, MO
|
352
|
|
53
|
44w
|
David Webster
|
Monroe, WI
|
349
|
|
54
|
10C
|
Junior Coover
|
Norfolk, NE
|
344
|
|
55
|
777
|
Jared Landers
|
Batesville, AR
|
333
|
|
|
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Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals
Up Next
BATAVIA, Ohio (September 9, 2019) - The 16th Annual Lucas
Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals at Knoxville Raceway kicks off on Thursday.
One of the most prestigious events, set for September
12th-14th, on one of motorsport's biggest stages, the event will bring together elite dirt
late model drivers from around the nation. Over $270,000 in purse money will be paid out
over the course of the three-day, Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event.
The activities on Thursday and Friday, September 12th-13th
will feature a complete program of: Hot Laps, Miller Welders Time Trials, Heat Races,
C-Main (if needed), B-Mains, and a 25-lap, $7,000-to-win main event. Drivers will earn
points in each of the two preliminary nights that will determine the line-ups for Saturday
night's finale.
Saturday night's program will include: Hot Laps, C-Main (if
needed), B-Mains, and the 100-lap, $40,000-to-win main event for the Lucas Oil Late Model
Dirt Series. The Malvern Bank Super Late Models will serve as a support division on
Saturday, September 14th.
Numerous off-track activities will take place surrounding
the three-day event. The exposition opens at 1:00 pm each day with exhibits on the Midway,
behind the main grandstand. The Hall of Fame Auction will take place at the National
Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum, behind turn two, on Saturday at 12:00pm (NOON). A driver
meet and greet session will be held on Saturday at 3:00pm in the Dyer-Hudson Hall, off the
Midway.
Twelve different drivers have stood on the prestigious
Knoxville Late Model Nationals Victory Lane stage. The inaugural (2004) event winner Brian
Birkhofer, Scott Bloomquist, and Mike Marlar have each won the marquee event twice. Some
of the hottest drivers in the country - including Jonathan Davenport and Josh Richards -
have yet to conquer Knoxville Raceway.
The Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals is the only
annual Super Late Model event at the Sprint Car Capital of the World. This half-mile
speed-plant is located within the Marion County Fairgrounds, in the heart of Knoxville,
Iowa, just a short drive from Des Moines. For tickets and more information on the 16th
Annual Lucas Oil Late Model Knoxville Nationals, visit:
www.knoxvilleraceway.com.
Track Information:
Knoxville Raceway
Phone Number: 641-842-5431
Location: 1000 N. Lincoln St., Knoxville, IA 50138
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 41.32671 - Longitude: -93.10954
Directions: At the north edge of Knoxville on SR 14
(fairgrounds)
Knoxville Raceway Thursday-Friday Tire Rule:
Fronts - Hoosier LM20
Rears - Hoosier LM40
*Must use the same set of 4 tires for Time Trials, and Heat
Races.
*For the C-Main (if needed), B-Mains, and A-Main competitors
may use 4 new tires.
*Cutting and/or siping of any tire IS allowed.
Knoxville Raceway Saturday Tire Rule:
Fronts - Hoosier LM20, LM40
Rears - Hoosier LM40
*For the C-Main (if needed), B-Main, and A-Main competitors
may use 4 new tires.
*Cutting and/or siping of any tire IS allowed.
Knoxville Late Model Nationals Purse Information:
Thursday-Friday A-Main Purse: 1. $7,000, 2. $4,000, 3.
$3,000, 4. $2,000, 5. $1,500, 6. $1,000, 7. $900, 8. $800, 9. $700, 10. $600, 11. $580,
12. $560, 13. $540, 14. $520, 15. $500, 16. $490, 17. $480, 18. $470, 19. $460, 20. $450,
21. $440, 22. $430, 23. $410, 24. $400
Thursday-Friday B-Main Purse: 1. Transfer + $100, 2.
Transfer + $100, 3. Transfer + $100, 4. Transfer + $100, 5. Transfer + $100, 6. Transfer +
$100, 7. $200, 8. $200, 9. $200, 10. $200, 11. $200, 12. $200, 13. $200, 14. $200, 15.
$200, 16. $200, 17. $200, 18. $200, 19. $200, 20. $200, 21. $200, 22. $200, 23. $200, 24.
$200
Thursday-Friday C-Main Purse: 1. Transfer + $100, 2.
Transfer + $100, 3. Transfer + $100, 4. Transfer + $100, 5. $200, 6. $190, 7. $180, 8.
$170, 9. $160, 10. $150, 11. $140, 12. $130, 13. $120, 14. $110, 15. $100, 16. $100, 17.
$100, 18. $100, 19. $100, 20. $100, 21. $100, 22. $100
Saturday A-Main Purse: 1. $40,000, 2. $20,000, 3. $10,000,
4. $8,750, 5. $7,500, 6. $7,000, 7. $6,500, 8. $6,000, 9. $5,500, 10. $5,000, 11. $4,500,
12. $4,000, 13. $3,500, 14. $3,400, 15. $3,300, 16. $3,200, 17. $3,100, 18. $3,000, 19.
$2,900, 20. $2,800, 21. $2,700, 22. $2,600, 23. $2,500, 24. $2,500, 25. $2,500, 26.
$2,500, 27. $2,500, 28. $2,500, 29. $2,500, 30. $2,500
Saturday B-Main Purse: 1. Transfer + $200, 2. Transfer +
$200, 3. Transfer + $200, 4. Transfer + $200, 5. Transfer + $200, 6. Transfer + $200, 7.
$500, 8. $500, 9. $500, 10. $500, 11. $500, 12. $500, 13. $500, 14. $500, 15. $400, 16.
$400, 17. $400, 18. $400, 19. $400, 20. $400, 21. $400, 22. $400, 23. $400, 24. $400
Saturday C-Main Purse: 1. Transfer + $100, 2. Transfer +
$100, 3. Transfer + $100, 4. Transfer + $100, 5. $400, 6. $400, 7. $400, 8. $400, 9. $400,
10. $400, 11. $400, 12. $400, 13. $400, 14. $400, 15. $400, 16. $400, 17. $400, 18. $400,
19. $400, 20. $400, 21. $400, 22. $400
Previous Late Model Knoxville Nationals Winners:
2004 - Brian Birkhofer
2005 - Scott Bloomquist
2006 - Brian Shirley
2007 - Brady Smith
2008 - Tim McCreadie
2009 - Scott Bloomquist
2010 - Billy Moyer
2011 - Don O'Neal
2012 - Steve Francis
2013 - Darrell Lanigan
2014 - Brian Birkhofer
2015 - Jared Landers
2016 - Mike Marlar
2017 - Mike Marlar
2018 - Jimmy Owens
Lucas Oil Championship Standings:
|
POS
|
CAR #
|
DRIVER NAME
|
HOMETOWN
|
POINTS
|
DEFICIT
|
|
1
|
49
|
Jonathan Davenport
|
Blairsville, GA
|
6965
|
|
|
2
|
39
|
Tim McCreadie
|
Watertown, NY
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6395
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-570
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3
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14
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Josh Richards
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Shinnston, WV
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6390
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-575
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4
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1T
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Tyler Erb ®
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New Waverly, TX
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6230
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-735
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5
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20
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Jimmy Owens
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Newport, TN
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6145
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-820
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6
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1M
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Devin Moran ®
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Dresden, OH
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5995
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-970
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7
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1
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Earl Pearson Jr.
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Jacksonville, FL
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5990
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-975
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8
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71
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Hudson O'Neal
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Martinsville, IN
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5830
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-1135
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9
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50
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Shanon Buckingham
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Morristown, TN
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5365
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-1600
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10
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40B
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Kyle Bronson
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Brandon, FL
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5350
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-1615
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11
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2s
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Stormy Scott
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Las Cruces, NM
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5025
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-1940
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12
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21
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Billy Moyer Jr.
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Batesville, AR
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4835
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-2130
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13
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5
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Don O'Neal
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Martinsville, IN
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4180
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-2785
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14
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0
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Scott Bloomquist
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Morresburg, TN
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3530
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-3435
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Dirt Track World Championship Returns to
Time Trial Format
BATAVIA, Ohio (September 4, 2019) - Hall-of-Fame promoter,
Carl Short recently announced that the 39th edition of the Dirt Track World Championship,
set for October 18th-19th at Portsmouth Raceway Park will return to a Time Trial format
for Super Late Models.
Since 2015, a double-heat race format, with a passing-points
system, has transferred drivers into the main event. This year, Friday night will include
Time Trials and a single set of 15-lap heat races with a six car invert. Competitors will
earn points based on Time Trials and Heat Race finishing results. The total points
accumulated by a specific driver will be added together to create Saturday's B-Main and
A-Main lineups.
Saturday's on-track action for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Series will include B-Mains, followed by a non-qualifier race, where the winner has the
choice of keeping their $3,000 winnings, or forfeiting their earnings to start tail of the
main event. The 100-lap Dirt Track World Championship finale will cap off the weekend.
Advanced tickets to
this marquee event are on sale now. To purchase tickets or for more information, visit:www.thedtwc.com
or call (740) 858-4972.
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NEWS AND NOTES NEWS AND NOTESNEWS AND NOTES NEWS AND NOTES DURRENCE LAYNE LATE MODEL series |
SOUTHERN 100 DATE CHANGE FOR DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET DLMS
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Durrence Layne Chevrolet Dirt Late Model
Series and Southern Raceway officials have announced a date change for the two-day, two
race 12th
Annual Southern 100 at Southern Raceway in Milton, FL. The event that was originally
scheduled for October 25 and 26 has been rescheduled for November 8 and 9.
The date change was made due to a scheduling conflict with
the Fall Classic at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, MS. Whynot Motorsports Park is
also a Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series track and it also hosts Durrence Layne
Chevrolet Dirt Late Model Series National Touring events.
The first night of the Southern 100 will be a $3,000-to-win
40-lap race on Friday night, November 8. The second night of the Southern 100 will be a
$7,000-to-win 60-lap race on Saturday night November 9. Southern Raceway will host an Open
Practice on Thursday night, November 7.
Southern Raceway is located at 9359 Nichols Lake Road, Milton,
FL 32583. For more information call 850-623-2333, or visit the track web site at
www.southernraceway.com. You can
also follow them on Social Media at Southern Raceway on Facebook and @trackofchamps on
Twitter.
For more information and rules about the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Dirt Late
Model Series, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Racing. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 25 PREVIEW
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – There will be four Durrence Layne Chevrolet
Late Model Division races on the Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 25 schedule of
events. Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS will host Double Features with a Week 2
Make-Up Race this Saturday night. The first race will be the Make-Up Race and the second
race will be the Week 25 race.
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division Week 25 races
this Saturday night will also be held at Camden Speedway in Camden, TN, Columbus Speedway
in Columbus, MS, and Jackson Motor Speedway in Jackson, MS.
For drivers trying to plan out the last five weeks of the
2019 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division season, we have compiled a master
schedule listed below of Weeks 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29 based on the tracks’ web sites and
Facebook pages. These schedules are subject to change on a daily basis, so be sure to
check out the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division Preview each week for updates.
With five more weeks still left in the Durrence Layne Weekly
Racing Series 2019 season, the battle for the $10,000 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model
Division National Championship is still up for grabs. With Week 26 being the last week for
tracks to schedule a Double Feature event, the title hunt and the Top 10 points fund
paying positions will begin to come into better focus after that.
Shannon Lee of Lumberton, MS is the Durrence Layne Chevrolet
Late Model Division National point leader with a best 14-week total of 694 points. Lee
will be trying to net on a 48, which means he has to finish first or second to gain any
points on his season total. Lee goes into Week 25 action with an eight-point lead in the
National standings.
Sid Scarbrough of Florence, MS is second with a best 14-week
total of 686 points, and he will be trying to net on a 47 in Week 25 action. Braden
Mitchell of Russellville, AL is third in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division
standings with a best 14-week total of 684 points, and he will be trying to net on a 46.
Steve Russell of Pontotoc, MS holds down the fourth spot in
the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division standings with a best 14-week total of
683 points, and he will be trying to net on a 46. Cole Cameron of Hattiesburg, MS rounds
out the top five of the National standings with a best 14-week total of 678 points, and he
will be trying to net on a 46.
There is one driver to watch that can “come from out of
nowhere” and into championship contention. The Top 19 drivers have reached the 14-week
mark of their respective seasons. Spencer Hughes of Meridian, MS is 20th
in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division National standings with 593 points and
two more weeks to earn full points. Two 50-point wins would give Hughes 693 points.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division
National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual Awards
Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy, with the National Champion pocketing
$10,000.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Racing. You can follow us on Twitter
@DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 25 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Saturday, September 14:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
COLUMBUS SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS (Double Features – Week 2 Make-Up
Race)
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 26 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Saturday, September 21:
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN
GREENVILLE SPEEDWAY – GREENVILLE, MS
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS
MAGNOLIA MOTOR SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 27 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Saturday, September 28:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 28 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Saturday, October 5:
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 29 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Saturday, October 12:
81 SPEEDWAY – WICHITA, KS (Co-Sanctioned With NCRA)
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 25 PREVIEW
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Week 25 of the Durrence Layne Weekly Racing
Series will feature eight Saturday night Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division races in five different states. There will be a pair of Double Feature Make-Up
races scheduled for Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS and Jackson Motor Speedway in
Jackson, MS.
At Hattiesburg Speedway, the first Feature Race will be a
Week 2 Make-Up Race and the second Feature Race will be the Week 25 race. At Jackson Motor
Speedway, the first Feature Race will be a Week 22 Make-Up Race and the second Feature
Race will be the Week 25 race.
Week 25 Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division races are also scheduled for Camden Speedway in Camden, TN, Columbus Speedway in
Columbus, MS, Needmore Speedway in Norman Park, GA, Southern Raceway in Milton, FL,
Thunderhill Raceway in Summertown, TN, and Thunder Valley Speedway in Glenmora, LA.
For drivers trying to plan out the last five weeks of the
2019 Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division season, we have compiled a
master schedule listed below of Weeks 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29 based on the tracks’ web
sites and Facebook pages. These schedules are subject to change on a daily basis, so be
sure to check out the Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division Preview each
week for updates.
With five more weeks still left in the Durrence Layne Weekly
Racing Series 2019 season, the battle for the Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street
Stock Division National Championship is still up for grabs. With Week 26 being the last
week for tracks to schedule a Double Feature event, the title hunt and the Top 10 points
fund paying positions will begin to come into better focus after that.
Mike Lane of Wing, AL leads the Durrence Layne Performance
Parts Street Stock Division National standings with a best 14-week total of 697
points. Lane is now netting on 49s, which means he needs three more 50-point wins to reach
the Perfect Season mark of 700 points. Lane has a three point lead in the standings going
into Week 25 competition.
Jason Baker of Addison, AL is second in the National
standings and is still very much in the championship battle going into Week 25
action. Baker has a best 14-week total of 694 points, and Baker will be trying to net on a
48 in Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division Week 25 competition.
The next three drivers in the Durrence Layne Performance
Parts Street Stock Division National standings will have to get up on the wheel to keep
their title hopes alive. The defending Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock World
Champion T.J. Herndon of Atwood, TN, Hayden Moran of Covington, LA and Eddie Rhinehart of
Lawrenceburg, TN are tied for the third spot.
Each driver has a best 14-week total of 685 points. Herndon will be trying
to net on a 46, Moran will be trying to net on a 45, and Rhinehart will be trying to net
on a 48. The tie-breaker is determined on the number of 50-point wins. Herndon has seven
wins, Moran has five wins, and Rhinehart has four wins in 2019 Durrence Layne Performance
Parts Street Stock Division competition.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 25 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 14:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
COLUMBUS SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS (Double Features – Week 2 Make-Up
Race)
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS (Double Features – Week 22 Make-Up
Race)
NEEDMORE SPEEDWAY – NORMAN PARK, GA
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
THUNDER VALLEY SPEEDWAY – GLENMORA, LA
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 26 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Friday, September 20:
TENNESSEE NATIONAL RACEWAY – HOHENWALD, TN
Saturday, September 21:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN
ECM SPEEDWAY – ARKADELPHIA, AL
GREENVILLE SPEEDWAY – GREENVILLE, MS
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS
MAGNOLIA MOTOR SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 27 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 28:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS (Double Features – Week 2 Make-Up
Race)
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS (Double Features – Week 22 Make-Up
Race)
NEEDMORE SPEEDWAY – NORMAN PARK, GA
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL
THUNDER VALLEY SPEEDWAY – GLENMORA, LA
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 28 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, October 5:
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
THUNDER VALLEY SPEEDWAY – GLENMORA, LA
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 29 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, October 12:
NEEDMORE SPEEDWAY – NORMAN PARK, GA
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 25 PREVIEW
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – There will be a light three-race Durrence
Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 25 schedule for the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model
Sportsman Division this Saturday night. For point leader Bryson Mitchell of Russellville,
AL, Week 25 could be a memorable one, as he is one 50-point win away from a Perfect Season
of 700 points.
Mitchell has a best 14-week total of 699 points and he has 13
50-point wins after 26 races this season. All Mitchell has to do is net on a 49 to get to
700 points. The only driver with a mathematical chance to challenge Mitchell for the 2019
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division National Championship is Ryan King
of Anniston, AL.
King, who is currently tied for fourth in the National
standings, would have to win a race in each of the remaining five weeks of the season,
including Week 26 Double Features, in order to get to 700 points. Either two more 50 point
wins by Mitchell, or a non-win by King over the next five weeks would clinch the title for
Mitchell.
The trio of Week 25 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model
Sportsman Division races will be highlighted by a $1,000-to-win event at Columbus Speedway
in Columbus, MS. Week 25 races are also scheduled for Camden Speedway in Camden, TN, and
Jackson Motor Speedway in Jackson, MS.
For drivers trying to plan out the last five weeks of the
2019 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division season, we have compiled a
master schedule listed below of Weeks 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29 based on the tracks’ web
sites and Facebook pages. These schedules are subject to change on a daily basis, so be
sure to check out the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division Preview each
week for updates.
Along with Mitchell and King, there are several other drivers
battling for one of the Top 10 points fund paying positions in the Durrence Layne
Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division point standings. Donovan Henry of Muscle Shoals,
AL is second in the National standings with a best 14-week total of 677 points. Henry will
be trying to net on a 43.
Cruz Wallace of Tuscumbia, AL is third in the Durrence Layne
Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division National standings with a best 14-week total of
672 points. Wallace will be trying to net on a 46. King and Blake Ray of Russellville, AL
are tied for the fourth spot. Each driver has a best 14-week total of 668 points. King
will be trying to net on a 40, and Ray will be trying to net on a 44.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 25 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 14:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
COLUMBUS SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS ($1,000-To-Win)
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 26 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 21:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
ECM SPEEDWAY – ARKADELPHIA, AL (Double Features – Week 11 Make-Up Race)
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS
MAGNOLIA MOTOR SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 27 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 28:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS
SOUTHERN RACEWAY - MILTON, FL
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 28 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, October 5:
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 29 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, October 12:
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
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DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 25 PREVIEW
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Three races are on the Week 25 Durrence
Layne Weekly Racing Series schedule of events for the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified
Sportsman Division this Saturday night. Luke Riddle of Hartselle, AL and the defending
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division National Champion Oakley Gillespie of
Five Points, TN will continue their 2019 Championship battle.
Camden Speedway in Camden, TN, Thunderhill Raceway in
Summertown, TN, and for the first time in the 2019 season, Columbus Speedway in Columbus,
MS will host Week 25 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division events.
For drivers trying to plan out the last five weeks of the
2019 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division season, we have compiled a
master schedule listed below of Weeks 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29 based on the tracks’ web
sites and Facebook pages. These schedules are subject to change on a daily basis, so be
sure to check out the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division Preview each
week for updates.
Riddle leads the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division National point standings with a best 14-week total of 695 points. Riddle will be
trying to net on a 49, which means he has to win a 50-point race to gain any points on his
season total. With five weeks remaining in the 2019 season, Riddle has to score a 50-point
win each week to reach the 700 point mark for a Perfect Season.
Gillespie is second in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified
Sportsman Division standings with a best 14-week total of 691 points. Gillespie will be
trying to net on a 48, as he tries to close in on Riddle to challenge for his
second-straight National Championship.
Just five points separate third through fifth in the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division National point standings. Tracy Terrell of
Russellville, AL is third in the standings with a best 14-week total of 652 points, and he
will be trying to net on a 41.
Blake Cross of Centerville, TN is fourth with a best 14-week total of 648
points, and he will be trying to net on a 41. Chuckie Gipson of Tuscumbia, AL rounds out
the top five in the National standings with a best 14-week total of 647 points, and he
will be trying to net on a 43.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division. You
can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 25 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 14:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
COLUMBUS SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 26 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Friday, September 20:
TENNESSEE NATIONAL RACEWAY – HOHENWALD, TN
Saturday, September 21:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
ECM SPEEDWAY – ARKADELPHIA, AL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 27 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 28:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 28 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, October 5:
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 29 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, October 12:
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 25 PREVIEW
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Three races are on the Week 25 Durrence
Layne Weekly Racing Series schedule of events for the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified
Sportsman Division this Saturday night. Luke Riddle of Hartselle, AL and the defending
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division National Champion Oakley Gillespie of
Five Points, TN will continue their 2019 Championship battle.
Camden Speedway in Camden, TN, Thunderhill Raceway in
Summertown, TN, and for the first time in the 2019 season, Columbus Speedway in Columbus,
MS will host Week 25 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division events.
For drivers trying to plan out the last five weeks of the
2019 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division season, we have compiled a
master schedule listed below of Weeks 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29 based on the tracks’ web
sites and Facebook pages. These schedules are subject to change on a daily basis, so be
sure to check out the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division Preview each
week for updates.
Riddle leads the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division National point standings with a best 14-week total of 695 points. Riddle will be
trying to net on a 49, which means he has to win a 50-point race to gain any points on his
season total. With five weeks remaining in the 2019 season, Riddle has to score a 50-point
win each week to reach the 700 point mark for a Perfect Season.
Gillespie is second in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified
Sportsman Division standings with a best 14-week total of 691 points. Gillespie will be
trying to net on a 48, as he tries to close in on Riddle to challenge for his
second-straight National Championship.
Just five points separate third through fifth in the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division National point standings. Tracy Terrell of
Russellville, AL is third in the standings with a best 14-week total of 652 points, and he
will be trying to net on a 41.
Blake Cross of Centerville, TN is fourth with a best 14-week total of 648
points, and he will be trying to net on a 41. Chuckie Gipson of Tuscumbia, AL rounds out
the top five in the National standings with a best 14-week total of 647 points, and he
will be trying to net on a 43.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division. You
can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 25 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 14:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
COLUMBUS SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 26 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Friday, September 20:
TENNESSEE NATIONAL RACEWAY – HOHENWALD, TN
Saturday, September 21:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
ECM SPEEDWAY – ARKADELPHIA, AL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 27 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 28:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 28 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, October 5:
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 29 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, October 12:
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 24 ROUND UP
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Although there were only six races on the
Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 24 schedule for the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late
Model Division, 18 of the Top 20 drivers saw action. While the top two drivers failed to
net any points, the third and four-place drivers drove to victories to close in for the
battle to win the $10,000 top prize.
Shannon Lee of Lumberton, MS remains the Durrence Layne
Chevrolet Late Model Division point leader with a best 14-week total of 694 points. Lee
finished third on Saturday night at Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS and failed to
net on a 48.
Sid Scarbrough of Florence, MS is second in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet
Late Model Division National standings with a best week total of 686 points. Scarbrough
finished sixth on Saturday night at Hattiesburg Speedway and failed to net on a 47.
Braden Mitchell of Russellville, AL drove the Sparks Energy Rocket to his
seventh Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division win of the season on Saturday night
at Moulton Speedway in Danville, AL. Mitchell netted on a 46 to bring his best 14-week
total to 684 points, and he is third in the National standings.
Steve Russell of Pontotoc, MS took his fifth win of the 2019 season in the
Steele’s Dive Special on Saturday night at Hattiesburg Speedway. Russell is fourth in the
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division National standings with a best 14-week total
of 683 points after netting on a 45. Cole Cameron of Hattiesburg, MS finished second to
Russell at Hattiesburg Speedway on Saturday night, and is fifth in the standings with a
best 14-week total of 678 points after netting on a 44.
A driver to watch in the coming weeks is Oakley Johns of Hohenwald,
TN. Johns, a Durrence Layne Chevrolet Dirt Late Model Series National Touring regular,
drove the Johns Farms Special to his fourth Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Late Model
win on Saturday night at Camden Speedway in Camden, TN.
Johns used his 14th
and final week to earn full points in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division
season to earn 50 points and move from 12th
to eighth in the National standings with 664 points. The first weekly point total he will
be trying to net on will be a 39.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division
National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual Awards
Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy, with the National Champion pocketing
$10,000.
In other Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division Week 24 action, Jadon
Frame of Decherd, TN drove the Frame Racing Rocket to his fourth victory of the season on
Saturday night at Duck River Raceway Park in Lewisburg, TN. Peter Hazzard of Greenville,
MS was a winner for the second time this season on Saturday night at Greenville Speedway
in Greenville, MS driving the C&C Refrigeration Special.
The 2015 VP Racing Fuels Young Guns Challenge Series Champion Cruz Skinner
of Oxford, AL took his fourth Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division win of the 2019
season on Saturday night at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL driving the Skinner’s
Body Shop Special.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Racing. You can follow us on Twitter
@DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION POINT STANDINGS THROUGH
9/7/19:
1. 47 Shannon Lee – 694
2. 33 Sid Scarbrough – 686
3. 64 Braden Mitchell – 684
4. 72 Steve Russell – 683
5. 26 Cole Cameron – 678
6. 20 Jason Jarrell – 670
7. S4 Seth McCormack – 667
8. C6 Oakley Johns – 664
9. 713 Ben Brocato – 657
10. 78 Matthew Brocato – 641
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 24 RESULTS:
Saturday, September 7:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN: 1. Oakley Johns; 2. Tyler Wood; 3. Ben
Garner; 4. Jimmy Halford; 5. Donald Johns; 6. Ronnie Cooper; 7. Matthew Brocato; 8.
Mitchell Holloway; 9. Joe Mike; 10. Ben Brocato; 11. Matt Cooper; 12. Jason Markewitz; 13.
Dennis Bush; 14. Bronson Berry; 15. Stephen Buckner; 16. Adam Ray.
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN: 1. Jadon Frame; 2. Brad Skinner;
3. Jesse Lowe; 4. Jeremy Holtzclaw; 5. Steven Holcomb; 6. Randy Gifford; 7. Brock Hall; 8.
Rudder Harper; 9. Dalton Melton.
GREENVILLE SPEEDWAY – GREENVILLE, MS: 1. Peter Hazzard; 2. Christopher
Showah; 3. Joshua Patterson; 4. Randall Beckwith; 5. Carl Kilgore IV; 6. Cole Burns; 7.
Jim Paxton; 8. Hayden McCool; 9. Trevor Runnels; 10. Brent Dillon.
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS: 1. Steve Russell; 2. Cole Cameron;
3. Shannon Lee; 4. Spencer Hughes; 5. Dannon LaCoste; 6. Sid Scarbrough; 7. Jason Jarrell;
8. Tootie Arnold; 9. Jim Churches; 10. James Moore; 11. Kody Barber; 12. Jimmy LaFontaine;
13. Mickey Steele; 14. Allen Netherland DNS.
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL: 1. Cruz Skinner; 2. Lee Burdett; 3.
Dylan Knowles; 4. Heath Carr; 5. David Kay; 6. Red Farmer; 7. Mike Combs; 8. David Culver;
9. Cole Smart; 10. Jimmy Elkins Jr.
MOULTON SPEEDWAY – DANVILLE, AL: 1. Braden Mitchell; 2. Dustin Harris; 3.
Seth McCormack; 4. Daniel Miller; 5. Cale Finley; 6. Matt Brazil; 7. Aaron Miller; 8.
Travis Smith; 9. Greg Wilhite; 10. Thomas Langley.
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 24 ROUND UP
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Week 24 of the 2019 Durrence Layne
Performance Parts Street Stock Division season saw the top two drivers in the National
point standings score victories, the World Street Stock Champ in a three-way tie for the
third spot in the standings, and the defending National Champion reach a big milestone in
his illustrious racing career.
The Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division
point leader Mike Lane of Wing, AL drove the Wing Racing Special to his 12th
win of the season on Saturday night at Southern Raceway in Milton, FL. Lane was able to
net on a 48 to gain two points and bring his best 14-week total to 697 points. Lane will
now try to net on a trio of 49s to reach 700 points for a Perfect Season.
Jason Baker of Addison, AL is second in the Durrence Layne
Performance Parts Street Stock Division National standings with a best 14-week total of
694 points. Baker took his 11th win of the season on Saturday night at Moulton Speedway in
Danville, AL driving the Carden Construction Special to net on a 47 and gain three
points. With five weeks left in the season, Baker can still reach the 700 point mark.
The defending Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
World Champion T.J. Herndon of Atwood, TN is in a three-way tie for the third spot of the
National point standings with Hayden Moran of Covington, LA, and Eddie Rhinehart of
Lawrenceburg, TN. All three drivers have a best 14-week total of 685 points.
Herndon finished third on Saturday night at Camden Speedway
in Camden, TN to net on a 40 and climb from seventh and into title contention. Moran was
the apparent winner on Saturday night at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, MS, but was
disqualified in post-race technical inspection due to a deck height violation, and did not
net on a 45. Rhinehart did not compete in Week 24 action.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
The road to the 2019 Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division
National Championship could make Jackson Motor Speedway in Jackson, MS a busy place this
Saturday night, as they will run Double Features. The first feature race will be a Week 22
Make-Up Race, and the second feature will be the regularly scheduled Week 25 race.
In other Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division Week 24
action, the 2018 National Champion Ricky Idom of Hattiesburg, MS drove the Tri-State Rock
and Rails Special to his 800th
career win on Saturday night at Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS. Wyatt Hill of
Finley, TN was the winner at Camden Speedway on Saturday night in the Hill Farms Special.
David Earl Gentry of Murfreesboro, TN took the win on Saturday night at
Duck River Raceway Park in Lewisburg, TN driving the WB Motorsports Special. Doug Dodd of
Mathiston, MS driving the Dodd Racing Special was awarded the win on Saturday night at
Greenville Speedway after Moran’s disqualification.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION POINT STANDINGS
THROUGH 9/7/19:
1. 8 Mike Lane – 697
2. 41 Jason Baker – 694
3. 1 T.J. Herndon – 685
3. 41 Hayden Moran – 685
3. 93 Eddie Rhinehart – 685
6. KC2 Jeremy Eaton – 683
7. 22 Dylan Hamilton – 678
8. 5 Jason Hollis – 671
9. 69 Calvin Cook – 652
10. 30 Noel Bailey – 641
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 24 RESULTS:
Saturday, September 7:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN: 1. Wyatt Hill; 2. Dale Nelson; 3. T.J.
Herndon; 4. Jimmy Nolen; 5. Michael Kirby; 6. Brent Steele; 7. Dannye Rhinehart; 8. Justin
Pugh; 9. Trevor Woodard; 10. Jeran Hudson; 11. Cole Fowler; 12. Austin Kinney; 13. Keaton
Downing; 14. Colby Brandon; 15. Eddie Hill.
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN: 1. David Earl Gentry; 2. Gary
Tucker; 3. Dillon Scott; 4. Brian Hudson; 5. Evan Wrinkle Jr.; 6. Steve Hadley; 7. Gaven
Steagall; 8. Logan Hudson.
GREENVILLE SPEEDWAY – GREENVILLE, MS: 1. Doug Dodd; 2. Ryan Colby; 3.
Joseph Hughes; 4. Jay Downs; 5. Brad Wier; 6. Clayton Kilgore; 7. Ricky Wrinkle Sr.; 8.
Ryan Hawkins; 9. Jamie Rochell; 10. Dewayne Estes; 11. A.C. Parker Jr.; 12. Matt Stacy
DNS; 13. Shane Hawkins DNS; 14. Hayden Moran DQ.
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS: 1. Ricky Idom; 2. Charles McLemore;
3. Michael Rodriguez; 4. Steve Underwood; 5. Keith Rodriguez; 6. Doug Nastasi; 7. Nathan
Taylor; 8. Doug Taylor; 9. Charlie Bush; 10. Richard Zeller; 11. Leslie Brown; 12. Greg
Knight; 13. John Jones.
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL: 1. Mike Lane; 2. Jeremy Eaton; 3. Curtis
Faircloth; 4. Joseph Nicholson; 5. John Bryant; 6. Jessica Donaldson; 7. Brandon
Kilpatrick; 8. Beau Thompson.
MOULTON SPEEDWAY – DANVILLE, AL: 1. Jason Baker; 2. Chase Winkles; 3. E.J.
Carter; 4. Bobby Joe Williams; 5. Dwayne Hicks; 6. Kaleb Vandygriff; 7. Noel Bailey; 8.
Michael Varden.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 24 ROUND UP
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – The Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model
Sportsman Division point leader Bryson Mitchell of Russellville, AL drove the Sparks
Energy Rocket to his 14th
win of the season on Saturday night at Moulton Speedway in Danville, AL. Mitchell netted
on a 48 to bring his best 14-week total to 699 points, one point away from a Perfect
Season.
Mitchell will now have to net on a 49, which means he needs
his 14th 50-point win to reach the 700 point mark. It’s too early to determine if Mitchell
will clinch the championship, as Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series tracks will have one
more week to schedule Double Feature/Make-Up Features.
No Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series sanctioned tracks have scheduled any
Make-Up Features for this coming weekend, Week 25 of the 2019 season, for the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division. There are five weeks left in the season
that has been extended an additional two weeks to 29 weeks due to an excessive amount of
rainouts.
Donovan Henry of Muscle Shoals, AL finished second to
Mitchell on Saturday night at Moulton Speedway to net on a 41 and move up to the second
spot in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division standings with a best
14-week total of 677 points. Cruz Wallace of Tuscumbia, AL is third in the standings with
a best 14-week total of 672 points. Wallace did not compete in Week 24 action.
Ryan King of Anniston, AL and Blake Ray of Russellville, AL
are tied for the fourth spot in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division
National standings. Each driver has a best 14-week total of 668 points. King used his 14th
and final week to earn full points to turn in a 41-point 11th-place
finish on Saturday night at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL.
King went from 12th
to a tie for fourth in the National point standings and with five weeks left in the 2019
season and a Double Point opportunity still possible, King still has a mathematical chance
to reach the 700 point mark this season.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
In other Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division Week 24
action, Dakota Berry of Huntingdon, TN drove the 22 Auto Salvage Special to his seventh
win of the season with a 40-point victory on Saturday night at Camden Speedway in Camden,
TN. Justin Angle of Anniston, AL took his sixth win of the season on Saturday night at
Talladega Short Track driving the Randy’s Tree Service Special.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION POINT STANDINGS
THROUGH 9/7/19:
1. 46 Bryson Mitchell – 699
2. 17m Donovan Henry – 677
3. 14 Cruz Wallace – 672
4. 55 Ryan King – 668
4. 17 Blake Ray – 668
6. 0 Doodle Lowe – 666
7. 35 Sherman Everette – 662
8. 15 Austin Steele – 659
9. 912 Justin Angle – 656
10. 11 Cole Brown – 650
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 24 RESULTS:
Saturday, September 7:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN: 1. Dakota Berry; 2. Stephen Buckner; 3. Joel
Russell; 4. Rex Berry DNS.
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL: 1. Justin Angle; 2. Chris Hill; 3.
Jake Hollis; 4. Randy Holder; 5. Lane Shuler; 6. Sherman Everette; 7. Wayne Tidwell; 8.
Todd McBurnett; 9. Jay Cromer; 10. David Crockett; 11. Ryan King.
MOULTON SPEEDWAY – DANVILLE, AL: 1. Bryson Mitchell; 2. Donovan Henry; 3.
Silas Hamm; 4. Jerry Jackson; 5. Jared Gray; 6. Joshua Ray; 7. Brian Steele; 8. Heather
Lowe; 9. Alan Bruton; 10. Logan Mize; 11. Brian Murray; 12. Dillon Robertson; 13. Jake
Graves; 14. Braydon Williams; 15. Ethan Putman; 16. Randy Brewer.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 24 ROUND UP
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division point leader Luke Riddle of Hartselle, AL drove the Morgan Machine Special to his
12th win
of the 2019 season on Saturday night at Moulton Speedway in Danville, AL. Riddle was able
to net on a 49, gain one point, and bring his 14-week total to 695 points in the Week 24
race.
With five weeks left in the 29-week season, and one more week
for a Make-Up Feature possibility, Riddle needs five 50-point wins to reach the 700 point
mark. Riddle still has a major challenge this season from the defending Durrence Layne
Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division National Champion Oakley Gillespie of Five Points,
TN.
Gillespie is second in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified
Sportsman Division National standings with a best 14-week total of 691 points. Gillespie
finished eighth on Saturday night at Moulton Speedway and failed to net on a 48. Gillespie
still has a window of opportunity to win his second straight title, but it is beginning to
close.
Tracy Terrell of Russellville, AL is third in the standings
with a best 14-week total of 652 points. Terrell finished fourth on Saturday night at
Moulton Speedway to net on a 40. Blake Cross of Centerville, TN is fourth in the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman standings with 648 points. Cross finished third at
Moulton Speedway on Saturday night to net on a 39.
Chuckie Gipson of Tuscumbia, AL rounds out the top five in
the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division National standings after Week 24
action with a best 14-week total of 647 points. Gipson finished ninth on Saturday night at
Moulton Speedway and failed to net on a 43.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
In other Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division Week 24
action, Dakota Berry of Huntingdon, TN drove the 22 Auto Salvage Special to his first win
of the season on Saturday night at Camden Speedway in Camden, TN. Michael Blakeney took
his fifth win of the season on Saturday night at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL
driving the Blakeney Racing Special.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division. You
can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION POINT STANDINGS
THROUGH 9/7/19:
1. 28 Luke Riddle – 695
2. 1g Oakley Gillespie – 691
3. 10 Tracy Terrell – 652
4. 99 Blake Cross – 648
5. 10 Chuckie Gipson – 647
6. 7 Joseph Champion – 643
7. 12 Ron Bailey – 633
7. 12 David Nichols – 633
9. 00 Billy Wilkins – 632
10. 99 Bobby Joe Hickman – 622
10. 11 Darren Jewell - 622
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 24 RESULTS:
Saturday, September 7:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN: 1. Dakota Berry; 2. Ryan Sawyers; 3. Rex
Berry; 4. Justin Ray; 5. Brent Smith; 6. Bryce Trull; 7. Bradley Qualls; 8. Steven
Cochran; 9. Seth Blankenship; 10. Derrick Bawcum; 11. Clayton Groves.
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL: 1. Michael Blakeney; 2. Greg
Wilkins; 3. Justin Wakefield; 4. Paul Poe; 5. Joseph Champion; 6. Ryan Wilson; 7. Carlton
Freeman; 8. Brian Ferguson; 9. Billy Wilkins; 10. Blake Swann; 11. Michael McCrelles; 12.
Corey Pressley; 13. Matt Dunn; 14. Dewayne Littleton; 15. Barrick Saxton; 16. Sonja
Newton.
MOULTON SPEEDWAY – DANVILLE, AL: 1. Luke Riddle; 2. Seth Johnston; 3. Blake
Cross; 4. Tracy Terrell; 5. Ron Bailey; 6. Alan Lacy; 7. David Nichols; 8. Oakley
Gillespie; 9. Chuckie Gipson; 10. John Smartt; 11. Darren Jewell; 12. Kevin McDowell DNS;
13. Michael Butler DNS.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN WEEK 24 PREVIEW
ADAIRSVILLE, GA - A light schedule of three Saturday night
races make up the Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 24 schedule of events for the
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division. Just three points separate the top
two drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division point standings
going into Week 24 competition with six weeks left in the 2019 season.
Saturday night Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division Week 24 races are scheduled for Camden Speedway in Camden, TN, Moulton Speedway
in Danville, AL, and Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL.
Luke Riddle of Hartselle, AL is the Durrence Layne Chevrolet
Modified Sportsman Division point leader with a best 14-week total of 694 points. Riddle
will be trying to net on a 49 in Week 24 action, which means he has to win a 50-point race
to gain on his season total.
The defending Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division National Champion Oakley Gillespie of Five Points, TN is second in the National
standings with a best 14-week total of 691 points. Gillespie will be trying to net on a 48
in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 24 competition, which means he has to finish
first or second to gain any points.
Just eight points separate third through fifth in the
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division point standings. Chuckie Gipson of
Tuscumbia, AL is third in the standings with a 14-week total of 647 points, and he will be
trying to net on a 43.
Tracy Terrell of Russellville, AL is third in the National
standings with a best 14-week total of 645 points, and he will be trying to net on a
40. Blake Cross of Centerville, TN rounds out the top five of the Durrence Layne Chevrolet
Modified Sportsman Division standings with a best 14-week total of 639 points, and he will
be trying to net on a 39.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division. You
can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN WEEK 24 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Saturday, September 7:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
MOULTON SPEEDWAY – DANVILLE, AL
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 24 PREVIEW
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – A light schedule of three Saturday night
races make up the Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 24 schedule of events for the
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division. Bryson Mitchell of Russellville,
AL is closing in on a 700 point Perfect Season represented by 14 50-point wins with six
weeks left in the 2019 season.
Saturday night Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division Week 24 races are scheduled for Camden Speedway in Camden, TN, Moulton Speedway
in Danville, AL, and Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL.
Mitchell is the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division National point leader with a best 14-week total of 697 points, just three points
away from a Perfect Season. Mitchell will try to net on a 48, which means he has to finish
first or second in Week 24 competition to gain any points on his season total.
Just six points separate second through fifth in the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division National standings going into Week 24
action. Cruz Wallace of Tuscumbia, AL is second with a best 14-week total of 672
points. Wallace will try to net on a 48. Donavan Henry of Muscle Shoals, AL is third with
a best 14-week total of 669 points, and he will be trying to net on a 41.
Blake Ray of Russellville, AL is fourth in the National
standings with a best 14-week total of 668 points, and he will be trying to net on a
44. Doodle Lowe of Warrior, Al rounds out the top five of the Durrence Layne Chevrolet
Late Model Sportsman Division National standings with a best 14-week total of 666 points,
and he will be trying to net on a 41.
A driver to watch in Week 24 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late
Model Sportsman Division action is Ryan King of Anniston, AL. King is currently 13th
in the National standings with 627 points, and he still has one more week to earn full
points. A 50-point Week 24 win puts King right in the battle for the second spot in the
points chase.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 24 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 7:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
MOULTON SPEEDWAY – DANVILLE, AL
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 24 PREVIEW
ADAIRSVILLE, GA - There are six Durrence Layne Performance
Parts Street Stock Division races on the Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 24
schedule, all on Saturday night. There is still a tight battle underway for the National
Championship with just 19 points separating the Top 5 drivers with six weeks to go in the
2019 season.
Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division Week
24 races this Saturday night are scheduled for Camden Speedway in Camden, TN, Duck River
Raceway Park in Lewisburg, TN, Greenville Speedway in Greenville, MS, Hattiesburg Speedway
in Hattiesburg, MS, Moulton Speedway in Danville, AL, and Southern Raceway in Milton, FL.
Mike Lane of Wing, AL is the Durrence Layne Performance Parts
Street Stock Division National point leader with a best 14-week total of 695 points. Layne
is five points away from posting a 700-point Perfect Season represented by 14 50-point
wins. Layne will be trying to net on a 48 in Week 24 competition, which means he needs to
finish first or second to gain any points on his season total.
Jason Baker of Addison, AL is second in the Durrence Layne
Performance Parts Street Stock Division standings with a best 14-week total of 691
points. Baker will be looking to net on a 47 to stay in the National Championship hunt.
Hayden Moran of Covington, LA and Eddie Rhinehart of Lawrenceburg, TN are
tied for the third spot in the Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division
National standings with a best 14-week total of 685 points. Moran will be trying to net on
a 45, and Rhinehart will be trying to net on a 48 in Week 24 action.
Jeremy Eaton of Wiggins, MS rounds out the top five in the
Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division National standings with a best
14-week total of 681 points. Eaton will try to net on a 45 to stay within striking
distance of the National title.
A driver to watch in Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street
Stock Division Week 24 action is the defending Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street
Stock World Champion T.J. Herndon of Atwood, TN. Herndon is currently seventh in the
National Standings with a best 14-week total of 677 points. Herndon will be trying to net
on a 40, and a 50-point win could put him in contention for the National title.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 24 SCHEDULE OF
EVENTS:
Saturday, September 7:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN
GREENVILLE SPEEDWAY – GREENVILLE, MS
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS
MOULTON SPEEDWAY – DANVILLE, AL
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 24 PREVIEW
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – There are six Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late
Model Division races on the Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 24 schedule, all on
Saturday night. There is still a tight battle underway for the $10,000 National
Championship with just 22 points separating the Top 5 drivers with six weeks to go in the
2019 season.
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division Week 24 races
this Saturday night are scheduled for Camden Speedway in Camden, TN, Duck River Raceway
Park in Lewisburg, TN, Greenville Speedway in Greenville, MS, Hattiesburg Speedway in
Hattiesburg, MS, Moulton Speedway in Danville, AL, and Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga,
AL.
Shannon Lee of Lumberton, MS is the Durrence Layne Chevrolet
Late Model Division National point leader with a best 14-week total of 694 points. Lee
will be trying to net on a 48, which means he will have to finish first or second in Week
24 competition to gain on his season point total. Lee will enter Week 24 action with an
eight-point lead.
Sid Scarbrough of Florence, MS is second in the National
standings with a best 14-week total of 286 points. Scarbrough will be trying to net on a
47, so a third-place finish or better gains him points. Braden Mitchell of Russellville,
AL is third in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division National standings with a
best 14-week total of 680 points, and he will be trying to net on a 46.
Steve Russell of Pontotoc, MS is fourth in the Durrence Layne
Chevrolet Late Model Division National standings with a best 14-week total of 678 points,
and last year’s National Championship Runner-Up will be trying to net on a 45. Cole
Cameron of Hattiesburg, MS rounds out the Top 5 in the National standings with a best
14-week total of 673 points, and he will be trying to net on a 44.
A driver to watch in Week 24 Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late
Model Division action could be Oakley Johns of Hohenwald, TN. Johns is currently 12th
in the National standings, but he still has one more week to earn full points. A good Week
24 finish could put the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Dirt Late Model Series National Touring
regular into the Top 10 of the Weekly Racing Series standings.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division
National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual Awards
Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy, with the National Champion pocketing
$10,000.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Racing. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 24 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Saturday, September 7:
CAMDEN SPEEDWAY – CAMDEN, TN
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN
GREENVILLE SPEEDWAY – GREENVILLE, MS
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS
MOULTON SPEEDWAY – DANVILLE, AL
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 23 ROUND UP
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Week 23 of the 2019 Durrence Layne Weekly
Racing Series saw five Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman races on the schedule
over three days. It all started on Friday night at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL
when Chuckie Gipson of Tuscumbia, AL took the win in the Week 22 Make-Up Race driving the
Service One Transport Special.
Bradley Qualls of Pleasantville, TN picked up his eighth win
of the season in the Week 1 Make-Up Race at Thunderhill Raceway in Summertown, TN on
Friday night driving the Isabell Construction Special.
Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman point leader Luke Riddle of
Hartselle, AL drove the Morgan Machine Special to his 11th
win of the season on Saturday night at North Alabama Speedway. Chris Hickerson took the
Saturday night win at Thunderhill Raceway, and Michael Blakeney topped a 21-car field to
win on Sunday night at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, TN.
Luke Riddle leads the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division
point standings with a best 14-week total of 694 points. Riddle was able to net on a 48
with his Week 23 win. Oakley Gillespie of Five Points, TN is second with a best 14-week
total of 691 points. Gillespie was unable to net on a 48 after a pair of Week 23
third-place finishes.
With his win in the Week 22 Make-Up Race to net on a 42, and a fourth-place
finish in the Week 23 race at North Alabama Speedway on Saturday night to net on a 42,
moved Gipson up to the third spot in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division National standings. Gipson now has a best 14-week total of 647 points.
Tracy Terrell of Russellville, AL is fourth in the National standings with
a best 14-week total of 645 points. Terrell used a second-place finish on Friday night at
North Alabama Speedway in the Week 22 Make-Up Race to net on a 25, and then finished sixth
on Saturday night at NAS to net on a 39 to climb from seventh to fourth in the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division National standings.
Blake Cross of Centerville, TN rounds out the Top 5 in the Durrence Layne
Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division National standings with a best 14-week total of 639
points. Cross used an eighth-place finish in the Week 1 Make-Up Race on Friday night at
Thunderhill Raceway to net on a 39.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
For more complete point standings, information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Chevrolet Modified Sportsman Division. You
can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION POINT STANDINGS
THROUGH 9/1/19:
1. 28 Luke Riddle – 694
2. 1g Oakley Gillespie – 691
3. 10 Chuckie Gipson – 647
4. 10 Tracy Terrell – 645
5. 99 Blake Cross – 639
6. 12 David Nichols – 632
7. 12 Ron Bailey – 629
8. 00 Billy Wilkins – 628
9. 11 Darren Jewell – 622
9. 99 Bobby Joe Hickman Jr. - 622
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET MODIFIED SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 23 RESULTS:
Friday, August 30:
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL: (Week 22 Make-Up Race) 1. Chuckie
Gipson; 2. Tracy Terrell; 3. Luke Riddle; 4. Ron Bailey; 5. David Nichols; 6. Darren
Jewell; 7. Alan Lacy; 8. Chuck Gipson Sr.
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN: (Week 1 Make-Up Race) 1. Bradley
Qualls; 2. Chris Hickerson; 3. Oakley Gillespie; 4. Logan Phillips; 5. Seth Johnston; 6.
Bobby Hickman Jr.; 7. Justin Ray; 8. Blake Cross.
Saturday, August 31:
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL: 1. Luke Riddle; 2. Ron Bailey; 3.
Oakley Gillespie; 4. Chuckie Gipson; 5. John Smartt; 6. Tracy Terrell; 7. David Nichols;
8. Tim Provost; 9. Alan Lacy; 10. Darren Jewell; 11. Matt Dunn; 12. Dwight Quillen DNS.
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN: 1. Chris Hickerson; 2. Blake Cross;
3. Bobby Hickman Jr.; 4. Justin Ray; 5. Gannon Pritchard; 6. Seth Johnston; 7. Logan
Phillips DNS.
Sunday, September 1:
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL: 1. Michael Blakeney; 2. Luke Riddle;
3. Billy Wilkins; 4. Steve Pate; 5. Carlton Freeman; 6. Greg Wilkins; 7. Joseph Champion;
8. Corey Pressley; 9. Brian Ferguson; 10. Justin Ray; 11. Paul Poe; 12. Dustin Connor; 13.
Dale Stephens; 14. Blake Swann; 15. Kevin Higgins; 16. Sonja Newton; 17. Josh Salisbury;
18. Ryan Wilson; 19. Lewis Quinn; 20. Craig Hurst; 21. Michael McCrelles.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 23 ROUND UP
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – The Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model
Sportsman Division point leader Bryson Mitchell of Russellville, AL used two wins in
Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 23 competition to bring his season closer to a
Perfect Season that has a best 14-week total of 700 points. Mitchell needs two more
50-point wins to pull it off.
The point leader drove the Sparks Energy Rocket to a Week 22
Make-Up Race win on Friday night at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL to net on a
47, and Mitchell followed that up with the Week 23 Race win at NAS on Saturday night to
net on a 48.
Mitchell has a best 14-week total of 697 points, and in the last six weeks
of the season, he has to net on a 48 and a 49 to reach 700 points. Several drivers still
have a mathematical chance to win the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division National Championship after Week 23 competition, but the coming weeks will bring
the title hunt into better focus with Double Features/Make-Up Races coming into play.
Cruz Wallace of Tuscumbia, AL is second in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet
Late Model Sportsman Division National standings with a best 14-week total of 672
points. Wallace finished fifth on Saturday night at North Alabama Speedway to net on a 45.
Donovan Henry is third in the National standings with a best
14-week total of 669 points. Henry finished third in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late
Model Sportsman Division Week 22 Make-Up Race on Friday night at North Alabama Speedway to
net on a 41. Henry finished eighth at NAS on Saturday night to net on a 41.
Blake Ray of Russellville, AL is fourth in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet
Late Model Sportsman Division National standings with a best 14-week total of 668
points. Ray finished sixth on Saturday night at North Alabama Speedway to net on a 44 and
earn one point.
Doodle Lowe of Warrior, AL raced his way into the Top 5 of the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division National point standings in his last week to
earn full points. Lowe went from 11th
to fifth in the standings with a 50-point win on Saturday night at ECM Speedway in
Arkadelphia, AL. Lowe now has a 14-week total of 666 points.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
In other Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division Week 23
action, Trey Rickman of Columbus, MS drove the Rickman Brothers Trucking Special to
victory on Saturday night at Jackson Motor Speedway. Tyler Burgess of Olive Branch, MS
topped a 35-car field on Sunday night at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, MS driving
the Burgess Outdoor Power Rocket.
Colton Leyendecker of Holt, FL drove the CJL Construction Special to
victory on Sunday night in the Week 11 Make-Up Race at Southern Raceway in Milton,
FL. Ryan King of Anniston, AL won the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman race
on Saturday night at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL driving the David King
Automotive Special.
King’s engine was protested and impounded until Durrence Layne Racing
Technical Director Thomas McReynolds could inspect it on Tuesday. McReynolds found the
engine to be legal, and King was officially declared the winner. King could be a driver to
watch in the coming weeks, as he is 13th
in the National points with 627 points, and he has one more week to earn full points.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Sportsman
Division. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION POINT STANDINGS
THROUGH 9/1/19:
1. 46 Bryson Mitchell – 697
2. 14 Cruz Wallace – 672
3. 17m Donovan Henry – 669
4. 17 Blake Ray – 668
5. 0 Doodle Lowe – 666
6. 15 Austin Steele – 659
7. 35 Sherman Everette – 658
8. 11 Cole Brown – 650
9. 13 Wayne Tidwell – 646
10. 99 Tony Chaney - 642
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN DIVISION WEEK 23 RESULTS:
Friday, August 30:
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL: 1. Bryson Mitchell; 2. Austin
Steele; 3. Donovan Henry; 4. Cruz Wallace: 5. Silas Hamm; 6. Tony Chaney; 7. Morgen
Lambert; 8. Blake Ray; 9. Doodle Lowe; 10. Heather Lowe; 11. Jake Graves; 12. Joey
McKinney.
Saturday, August 31:
ECM SPEEDWAY – ARKADELPHIA, AL: 1. Doodle Lowe; 2. Sherman Everette; 3.
Buddy George; 4. Brian Murray; 5. Cole Brown; 6. Jeremy Hollis; 7. Paul Allred; 8. Randy
Fowler; 9. Bryden Williams; 10. Wayne Tidwell; 11. Heather Lowe; 12. Josh Stansell.
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS: 1. Trey Rickman; 2. Michael
Santangelo; 3. Josh Thomas; 4. Bill Dunaway; 5. Zack Owens; 6. Dawson Simpson; 7. Aaron
Fitzhugh; 8. Chase Williams; 9. Tyler Moak.
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL: 1. Bryson Mitchell; 2. Russ Brasel;
3. Chris Bentley; 4. Silas Hamm; 5. Cruz Wallace; 6. Blake Ray; 7. Tony Chaney; 8. Donovan
Henry; 9. Luke Buckley; 10. Gary Jones DNS.
Sunday, September 1:
MAGNOLIA MOTOR SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS: 1. Tyler Burgess; 2. Jamie Pickard;
3. Kyle Shaw; 4. Tody Ratcliff; 5. Buddy George; 6. Bryson Mitchell; 7. Tony Shelton; 8.
Rick Hasselle; 9. Russ Brasel; 10. Trey Rickman; 11. Brandon Carpenter; 12. Kirk Atkins;
13. Mike Pickard; 14. Colby Ponds; 15. Kurt Radojscics; 16. Roman Ponds; 17. Corey
Pennington; 18. Eric Payne; 19. Chad McCool; 20. Michael Santangelo; 21. Brian Jones; 22.
Brian Hollis; 23. Allen Simmons; 24. Morgen Lambert. DID NOT START: Chace Pennington,
Phillip Gibson, Austin Steele, Johnny Faucett, Chance Inman, Chance Duckworth, Caleb
Pickard, Dawson Simpson, Jeremy Reedwood, Sammy Barksdale, Chris Wood
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL: (Week 11 Make-Up Race) 1. Colton Leyendecker;
2. Micha McCall; 3. Dale Lucas; 4. Dewayne Morris; 5. Osman Jones; 6. Brent Cartwright; 7.
Jason Messick; 8. Tucker Byrd.
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL: 1. Ryan King; 2. Justin Angle; 3.
Jared Gray; 4. Heather Lowe; 5. Chase Cotton; 6. Sherman Everette; 7. Randy Holder; 8.
Doodle Lowe; 9. Jake Hollis; 10. Jarrett Miller; 11. Corey Elliott; 12. Chase Lindsey; 13.
Jason Reed; 14. Todd McBurnett; 15. Tyler Hill; 16. Wayne Tindell; 17. Kevin Walls DNS;
18. Logan Stinchcom DNS; 19. Darren Grant DNS.
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 23 ROUND UP
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Mike Lane of Wing, AL took another big step
towards the Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division National Championship
with two wins in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series Week 23 competition. The two wins
kept Lane on top of the Street Stock points chase with a best 14-week total of 695 points,
five short of a 700-point Perfect Season.
Lane took the Week 23 win on Saturday night at Southern Raceway in Milton,
FL driving the Lane Racing Special to net on a 46. Lane followed that up with a Week 11
Make-Up Race win at the Florida Panhandle track on Sunday night to net on a 48.
Jason Baker of Addison, AL is still in the title hunt, as he has a best
14-week total of 691 points. Baker netted on a 43 after a second-place finish on Saturday
night at ECM Speedway in Arkadelphia, AL. Over the remaining six weeks of the 2019 season,
the road to 700 points has Lane having to net on a 48, and three 49s. Baker is looking at
trying to net on a 47, a 48, and four 49s to reach 700 points.
Hayden Moran of Covington, LA and Eddie Rhinehart of Lawrenceburg, TN are
tied for the third spot in the Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division
standings with a best 14-week total of 685 points. Moran took the Week 23 win on Saturday
night at Jackson Motor Speedway in Jackson, MS driving the We Buy Junk Cars Special to net
on a 45.
Rhinehart used his final week to earn full points to earn 39 points with a
second-place finish in the Week 1 Make-Up Race at Thunderhill Raceway in Summertown,
TN. Rhinehart then had a Week 23 third-place run on Sunday night at Duck River Raceway
Park in Lewisburg, TN to net on the 39 he earned on Friday night.
Both Moran and Rhinehart will need help with Durrence Layne Performance
Parts Street Stock Division Double Feature/Make-Up Races over the next six weeks to have a
chance to reach the 700-point Perfect Season mark.
Jeremy Eaton of Wiggins, MS rounds out the top five of the Durrence Layne
Performance Parts Street Stock Division standings with a best 14-week total of 681
points. Eaton had a third-place finish on Friday night at Hattiesburg Speedway in
Hattiesburg, MS to net on a 42, and then finished second on Sunday night at Southern
Raceway to net on a 45.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual
Awards Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy.
In other Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division Week 23
action, the 2018 National Champion Ricky Idom of Hattiesburg, MS drove the Tri-State Rock
and Rails Special to victory on Friday night at Hattiesburg Speedway.
Kash Wilson of Petal, MS took a 40-point win on Friday night in the Week 22
Make-Up Race at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL driving the B&K Contracting
Special. T.J. Herndon of Atwood, TN took a 40-point win at Thunderhill Raceway on Friday
night in the Week 1 Make-Up Race driving the Race Tek Race Cars Special.
Herndon came back on Saturday night to take a 50-point win at ECM Speedway,
and David Earl Gentry of Murfreesboro, TN drove the WB Motorsports Special to a 40-point
win on Saturday night at Thunderhill Raceway. Will Nolen of Pitkin, LA was the winner on
Saturday night in the Week 6 Make-Up Race at Thunder Valley Speedway in Glenmora, LA
driving the Nolen Logging Special.
Herndon showed why he’s the defending Durrence Layne Performance Parts
Street Stock World Champion, as he scored the Week 23 Hat Trick with his third win in as
many nights with a Sunday night victory at Duck River Raceway Park in Lewisburg,
TN. Herndon has climbed to the seventh spot in the National standings, and could be a
driver to watch in the closing weeks of the season.
Lee Ray of Columbus, MS was the winner on Sunday night at Magnolia Motor
Speedway in Columbus, MS driving the Glenn’s BBQ Special. Nolen took the Week 23 Race on
Sunday night at Thunder Valley Speedway.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Performance Parts Street Stock Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Performance Parts Street Stock
Division. You can follow us on Twitter @DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION POINT STANDINGS
THROUGH 9/1/19:
1. 8 Mike Lane – 695
2. 41 Jason Baker – 691
3. 41 Hayden Moran – 685
3. 93 Eddie Rhinehart – 685
5. KC2 Jeremy Eaton – 681
6. 22 Dylan Hamilton – 678
7. 1 T.J. Herndon – 677
8. 5 Jason Hollis – 671
9. 69 Calvin Cook – 652
10. 30 Noel Bailey - 640
DURRENCE LAYNE PERFORMANCE PARTS STREET STOCK DIVISION WEEK 23 RESULTS:
Friday, August 30:
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS: 1. Ricky Idom; 2. Hayden Moran; 3.
Jeremy Eaton; 4. Landen Jackson; 5. Leslie Brown; 6. Chris Stegall; 7. Doug Taylor; 8.
Richard Zeller; 9. Nathan Taylor; 10. Joey Kitrell; 11. Charlie Bush; 12. Roger Flynn; 13.
Woody Hughes DNS; 14. Ricky McKenzie DNS.
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL: (Week 22 Make-Up Race) 1. Kash
Wilson; 2. Noel Bailey; 3. Eddie Riddle DNS.
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN: (Week 1 Make-Up Race) 1. T.J.
Herndon; 2. Eddie Rhinehart; 3. Trevor Woodard; 4. Craig Pedrick; 5. Will Burke; 6. Jimmy
Woodard DNS.
Saturday, August 31:
ECM SPEEDWAY – ARKADELPHIA, AL: 1. T.J. Herndon; 2. Jason Baker; 3. Chad
Winkles; 4. Sam Hughes; 5. Jeremy Isbell; 6. Noel Bailey; 7. Bobby Joe Robinson; 8. Randy
Fowler; 9. Kash Wilson; 10. Seth Varden.
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS: 1. Hayden Moran; 2. Andrew Boleware;
3. Michael Sojourner; 4. A.C. Parker Jr.; 5. Lexi Grantham; 6. David Williamson; 7. Ryan
Allday; 8. Alex Johnson DNS.
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL: 1. Mike Lane; 2. Dylan Hamilton; 3. Brian
Hansford; 4. Austin Moye; 5. Roger Pack; 6. Joseph Nicholson; 7. Michael Porter; 8. Tommy
Lowery; 9. Jim Jarvis DNS.
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN: 1. David Earl Gentry; 2. Trevor
Woodard; 3. Bubba Vandygriff; 4. Craig Pedrick.
THUNDER VALLEY SPEEDWAY – GLENMORA, LA: (Week 6 Make-Up Race) 1. Will
Nolen; 2. Bobby Chandler; 3. Mickey Steele; 4. Derek Perkins; 5. Joe Rachel; 6. Chase
Rasmussen; 7. Zachary Heflin; 8. Bryan Laird; 9. Jordan Vidrine; 10. Joshua Magee; 11.
Blaine Perkins.
Sunday, September 1:
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN: 1. T.J. Herndon; 2. Chad Winkles;
3. Eddie Rhinehart; 4. Michael Kirby; 5. Keaton Downing; 6. Mark Haddon; 7. David Earl
Gentry; 8. Will Burke; 9. Dwayne Waid; 10. Brian Hudson; 11. Gary Tucker; 12. Brent
Steele; 13. Joe Hamm; 14. Krista Travis; 15. Trevor Woodard; 16. Logan Hudson; 17. Jansen
Woodard; 18. Evan Wrinkle Jr.; 19. Dean Travis; 20. Blake Carter; 21. Bubba Vandygriff; 22
Craig Pedrick.
MAGNOLIA MOTOR SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS: 1. Lee Ray; 2. Dewayne Estes; 3.
Hayden Moran; 4. T.K. King; 5. Jamie Sudduth; 6. Jason Hollis; 7. Kash Wilson; 8. Joseph
Hughes; 9. Clint Johnson; 10. Brad Wier; 11. Dustin Dupler; 12. Kevin Spears; 13. Calvin
Cook; 14. Brandon Hardin; 15. Parker McWhirter; 16. Shane Hawkins; 17. Eddie Rickman DNS;
18. Jason Byrd DNS; 19. Andrew Boleware DNS; 20. Brodey Elfring DNS; 21. Nathan Stephens.
SOUTHERN RACEWAY – MILTON, FL: (Week 11 Make-Up Race) 1. Mike Lane; 2.
Jeremy Eaton; 3. John Cody; 4. Stuart Wilson; 5. Austin Moye; 6. Joseph Nicholson; 7.
Gueston Rogers; 8. Shane Haynes; 9. Tyler Wolters; 10. Tommy Lowery; 11. Dylan Hamilton
DNS.
THUNDER VALLEY SPEEDWAY – GLENMORA, LA: 1. Will Nolen; 2. Mickey Steele; 3.
Derek Perkins; 4. Joe Rachel; 5. Bobby Chandler; 6. Derek Ganson; 7. Zachary Heflin; 8.
Chris Barmore; 9. Brandon Roshong; 10. Scottie Benjamin; 11. Blaine Perkins.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 23 ROUND UP
ADAIRSVILLE, GA – Shannon Lee of Lumberton, MS sent a message
to all Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division competitors in the Durrence Layne
Weekly Racing Series that he is the man to beat for the $10,000 National Championship. The
General drove the Billy Riels Racing Special to three wins in the Week 23 action.
Lee leads the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division
National point standings with a best 14-week total of 694 points, six points away from a
700-point Perfect Season. Lee started off Week 23 competition with a win on Friday night
at Hattiesburg Speedway in Hattiesburg, MS to net on a 47.
The next stop for Lee was on Saturday night at Jackson Motor
Speedway in Jackson, MS. Lee took his second win of the weekend in the Week 22 Make-Up
Race to net on a 48. The third win was the Week 23 Race. Lee has one more 48 to net on,
then it’s four 49s to get him to 700 points with six weeks left, not counting any further
Double Feature or Make-Up Features, in the 2019 season.
Sid Scarbrough of Florence, MS and Braden Mitchell of
Russellville, AL started off Week 23 in a tie for the second spot in the Durrence Layne
Chevrolet Late Model Division National point standings. Scarbrough broke the tie with a
pair of second-place finishes on Saturday night at Jackson Motor Speedway. Scarbrough
netted on a 45 in the Week 22 Make-Up Race, and on a 47 in the Week 23 Race.
Scarbrough now has a best 14-week total of 686
points. Mitchell did not compete in Week 23 Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series action and
dropped to the third spot in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division National
standings with a best 14-week total of 680 points.
Steve Russell of Pontotoc, MS made the best of Week 23 and
its plethora of Make-Up Features with a pair of wins over the weekend at North Alabama
Speedway in Tuscumbia, AL. Russell won the Week 22 Make-Up Race at NAS on Friday night in
the Steele’s Dive Special to net on a 41, and then won the Week 23 Race on Saturday night
to net on a 44.
Russell’s best 14-week total is now 678 points to move into the fourth spot
of the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division National standings. Cole Cameron of
Hattiesburg, MS rounds out the top five in the National standings with a best 14-week
total of 673 points. Cameron used a second-place finish on Friday night at Hattiesburg
Speedway to net on a 43.
Drivers racing in Durrence Layne Weekly Racing Series events compete for
both a Track point fund and a National point fund. Drivers compete against drivers racing
at Durrence Layne Racing sanctioned tracks across the country using a National points
system over a 29-week season that concludes on October 13.
A driver’s best 14 weekly point totals count as their season total. Once a
driver reaches 14 weeks of competition, they start trying to net points by replacing the
lowest weekly total among their best 14 weekly totals with a higher one. A driver can only
count their best point total each week as their total for that week.
The top ten drivers in the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division
National point standings will earn a seat at the Durrence Layne Racing Annual Awards
Banquet to receive a point fund check and a trophy, with the National Champion pocketing
$10,000.
In other Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division Week 23 action, Mark
Fields of Lawrenceburg, TN drove the Heritage Automotive Rocket to victory on Friday night
in the Week 1 Make-Up Race at Thunderhill Raceway in Summertown, TN. Dusty Leonard of
Marysville, KS was the winner on Saturday night at 81 Speedway in Wichita, KS in the
Leonard Racing Rocket.
Tyler Wood of Hohenwald, TN took the win on Saturday night at Thunderhill
Raceway in the Johns Farms Special. Chase Walls of Decherd, TN drove the Live Pure CVR to
victory on Sunday night in Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division action at Duck
River Raceway Park in Lewisburg, TN.
Justin McRee of Woodstock, AL was the Durrence Layne Chevrolet Late Model
Division winner on Sunday night at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, MS. Cruz Skinner
was the winner on Sunday night at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, AL driving the
Skinner’s Body Shop Special.
For complete point standings, more information and rules about the Durrence
Layne Chevrolet Late Model Division, visit the series web site at
www.durrencelayneracing.com, or
visit the series on Facebook at Durrence Layne Racing. You can follow us on Twitter
@DurrenceLayneRacing.
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION POINT STANDINGS THROUGH
9/1/19:
1. 47 Shannon Lee – 694
2. 33 Sid Scarbrough – 686
3. 64 Braden Mitchell – 680
4. 72 Steve Russell – 678
5. 26 Cole Cameron – 673
6. 20 Jason Jarrell – 670
7. S4 Seth McCormack – 660
8. 713 Ben Brocato – 657
9. 78 Matthew Brocato – 638
10. 27 Joey Pilgrim – 633
DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET LATE MODEL DIVISION WEEK 23 RESULTS:
Friday, August 30:
HATTIESBURG SPEEDWAY – HATTIESBURG, MS: 1. Shannon Lee; 2. Cole Cameron; 3.
Sid Scarbrough; 4. Jason Jarrell; 5. Joey Pilgrim; 6. Patrick Hankins; 7. Jim Churches; 8.
Pace Cameron; 9. Kody Barber; 10. Noah Daspit DNS.
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL: (Week 22 Make-Up Race) 1. Steve
Russell; 2. Christian Hanger; 3. Ben Brocato; 4. Matthew Brocato; 5. Mitchell Holloway; 6.
Seth McCormack; 7. Marcus Minga; 8. Mike Henn; 9. Travis Smith; 10. Matt Brazil; 11. Aaron
Miller.
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN: (Week 1 Make-Up Race) 1. Mark Fields;
2. Tyler Wood; 3. Oakley Johns; 4. Donald Johns; 5. Grayson Brewer; 6. Scott Spurgeon; 7.
Brock Hall; 8. Justin Maxwell.
Saturday, August 31:
81 SPEEDWAY – WICHITA, KS: (Co-Sanctioned With NCRA) 1. Dusty Leonard; 2.
Adam Schrag; 3. Travis Johnson; 4. Delbert Smith; 5. Chris Kratzer; 6. Justin Kinderknecht;
7. Damian Patocka; 8. Ross McCartney; 9. Daniel Smith; 10. Jimmy Seagraves; 11. Adam Popp;
12. A.J. Brochu; 13. Brandon Givens; 14. Tony Foster; 15. Dustin Bolster; 16. Gary
Kilbourn; 17. Robert Shepard.
JACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY – JACKSON, MS: (Week 22 Make-Up Race) 1. Shannon
Lee; 2. Sid Scarbrough; 3. Spencer Hughes; 4. Cliff Williams; 5. Chris McElhenney; 6.
Bobby Jordan; 7. Rodney Bruce; 8. Hunter Watts; 9. Bill Dunaway; 10. Jason Jarrell; 11.
Jason Henry. (Week 23 Race) 1. Spencer Hughes; 2. Sid Scarbrough; 3. Cliff Williams; 4.
Shannon Lee; 5. Rodney Bruce; 6. Bobby Jordan; 7. Chris McElhenney; 8. Bill Dunaway; 9.
Hunter Watts; 10. Jason Henry; 11. Jason Jarrell.
NORTH ALABAMA SPEEDWAY – TUSCUMBIA, AL: 1. Steve Russell; 2. Seth
McCormack; 3. Chase Washington; 4. Jadon Frame; 5. Justin McRee; 6. Chase Walls; 7. Marcus
Minga; 8. Ben Brocato; 9. Mark Fields; 10. Mitchell Holloway; 11. Matthew Brocato; 12.
Mike Henn; 13. Jeremy Greenway; 14. Wayne Sutherland; 15. Travis Smith; 16. Aaron Miller;
17. Dan White; 18. Cruz Skinner; 19. Evan Ellis; 20. Jason Markewitz.
THUNDERHILL RACEWAY – SUMMERTOWN, TN: 1. Tyler Wood; 2. Oakley Johns; 3.
Brad Skinner; 4. Grayson Brewer; 5. Ronnie Cooper; 6. Justin Maxwell; 7. Brock Hall; 8.
Mark Dalton; 9. Steven Holcomb; 10. Donald Johns; 11. Charles Lynch.
Sunday, September 1:
DUCK RIVER RACEWAY PARK – LEWISBURG, TN: 1. Chase Walls; 2. Brad Skinner;
3. Jadon Frame; 4. Tyler Wood; 5. Jesse Lowe; 6. Oakley Johns; 7. Dustin Harris; 8. Jeremy
Holtzclaw; 9. Cameron Skinner; 10. Joe Denby; 11. Steven Holcomb; 12. David Jackson; 13.
Rudder Harper; 14. Grayson Brewer; 15. Justin Maxwell; 16. Logan Brown; 17. Shannon Ardry;
18. Christian Hanger; 19. Randy Gifford.
MAGNOLIA MOTOR SPEEDWAY – COLUMBUS, MS: 1. Justin McRee; 2. Randall
Beckwith; 3. Evan Ellis; 4. Steve Russell; 5. Cliff Ross; 6. Hunter Carroll; 7. Marcus
Minga; 8. Matthew Brocato; 9. Mitchell Holloway; 10. Bobby Jordan; 11. Alan Brown; 12.
Kenneth Montiel; 13. Mark Stokes; 14. Rodney Bruce; 15. Brandon Shaw; 16. Mike Henn; 17.
Joey Maxwell; 18. Jim Churches; 19. Cole Burns; 20. Jimmy Anderson; 21. Jamie Elam.
TALLADEGA SHORT TRACK – EASTABOGA, AL: 1. Cruz Skinner; 2. David Kay; 3.
Dennis Collins; 4. Mike Combs; 5. Lee Burdett; 6. Austin Freeman; 7. Austin Aldridge; 8.
Heath Carr; 9. Michael Isbell; 10. David Culver; 11. Red Farmer; 12. Lee Mason; 13. Cole
Smart.
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NEWS AND NOTES NEWS AND NOTESNEWS AND NOTES NEWS AND NOTES
ULTIMATE Deep South Super Late Model Series |
NATIONAL TOURING SERIES: Apr. 6 Greenville Speedway, Greenville, MS $2,000 to Win Apr. 7 Greenville Speedway, Greenville, MS $2,500 to Win
Apr. 20 Camden Speedway, Camden, TN $2,000 to Win
Apr. 21 North Alabama Speedway, Tuscumbia, AL $2,500 to Win
Apr. 27 Talladega Short Track, Eastaboga, AL $2,000 to Win Apr. 28 Talladega Short Track, Eastaboga, AL $2,500 to Win
May 18 Oglethorpe Speedway Park, Pooler, GA $2,000 to Win
May 19 Cochran Motor Speedway, Cochran, GA $4,000 to Win
May 25 Open
May 26 Whynot Motorsports Park, Meridian, MS $2,500-to-Win
May 27 Magnolia Motor Speedway, Columbus, MS $2,000-to-Win June 8 Volunteer Speedway, Bulls Gap, TN $2,000 to Win
June 9 411 Motor Speedway, Seymour, TN $4,000 to Win 7th Annual J.T. Kerr Memorial 40 June 30 Boyd's Speedway, Ringgold, GA $2,500 to Win July 1 Cochran Motor Speedway, Cochran, GA $2,500 to Win July 2 Open/Available $2,500 to Win July 3 Talladega Short Track, Eastaboga, AL $2,500 to Win
July 4 Open
July 27 Smoky Mountain Speedway, Maryville, TN $2,000 to Win
July 28 Blue Ridge Motorsports Park, Blue Ridge, GA $2,500 to Win Aug. 3 Volunteer Speedway, Bulls Gap, TN $2,000 to Win
Aug. 4 411 Motor Speedway, Seymour, TN $2,500 to Win Aug. 17 Open Aug. 18 Open Sep. 28 North Alabama Speedway, Tuscumbia, AL Qualifying & Heats Sep. 29 North Alabama Speedway, Tuscumbia, AL $5,000 to Win Oct. 5 Smoky Mountain Speedway, Maryville, TN $2,000 to Win Oct. 6 Smoky Mountain Speedway, Maryville, TN $2,500 to Win Oct. 12 Talladega Short Track, Eastaboga, AL $2,000 to Win
Oct. 13 Talladega Short Track, Eastaboga, AL $2,500 to Win Nov. 2 Southern Raceway, Milton, FL Qualifying & Heats Nov. 3 Southern Raceway, Milton, FL - Southern 100 $10,000 to Win Nov. 23 Magnolia Motor Speedway, Columbus, MS Qualifying & Heats Nov. 24 Magnolia Motor Speedway, Columbus, MS $10K-To-Win PTGP
2019 DURRENCE LAYNE CHEVROLET DIRT LATE MODEL SERIES NATIONAL TOURING
SCHEDULE:
Apr. 5 Greenville Speedway, Greenville,
MS $2,000-To-Win
Apr. 6 Greenville Speedway, Greenville,
MS $2,500-To-Win
Apr. 12 Camden Speedway, Camden,
TN $2,000-To-Win
Apr. 13 North Alabama Speedway, Tuscumbia,
AL $2,500-To-Win
Apr. 26 Talladega Short Track, Eastaboga,
AL $2,000-To-Win
Apr. 27 Talladega Short Track, Eastaboga,
AL $2,500-To-Win
May 3-4 TBA
May 17-18 TBA
May 25 Whynot Motorsports Park, Meridian,
MS $2,500-To-Win
May 26 Magnolia Motor Speedway, Columbus,
MS $2,000-To-Win
June 7-8 TBA
June 21-22 TBA
June 28 TBA
June 29 Smoky Mountain Speedway, Maryville,
TN $2,500-To-Win
July 3 Talladega Short Track, Eastaboga,
AL $2,500-To-Win
July 4 Cochran Motor Speedway, Cochran,
GA $2,000-To-Win
July 5 Cochran Motor Speedway, Cochran,
GA $2,000-To-Win
July 6 Cochran Motor Speedway, Cochran,
GA $2,500-To-Win
July 19-20 TBA
July 26-27 TBA
August 2-3 TBA
August 9-10 TBA
August 16 Smoky Mountain Speedway, Maryville,
TN $2,500-To-Win
August 17 TBA
August23-24 TBA
August 30-31 TBA
October 4 North Alabama Speedway, Tuscumbia,
AL $2,000-To-Win
October 5 North Alabama Speedway, Tuscumbia,
AL $5,000-To-Win
3rd
Annual King of the Crates
October 11 Talladega Short
Track, Eastaboga, AL $2,000-To-Win
October 12 Talladega Short Track, Eastaboga,
AL $2,500-To-Win
October 25 Southern Raceway, Milton,
FL $3,000-To-Win
October 26 Southern Raceway, Milton,
FL $7,000-To-Win
Nov. 8-9 TBA
Nov. 15-16 TBA
Nov. 28-30 Magnolia Motor Speedway, Columbus,
MS TBA
Annual Possum Town Grand Prix
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2019 LUCAS LATE MODEL SERIES
February 1 |
Golden Isles Speedway Super Bowl of Racing | Brunswick, GA |
February 2 |
Golden Isles Speedway Super Bowl of Racing | Brunswick, GA |
February 4 |
East Bay Raceway Park 42nd Annual Winternationals | Tampa, FL |
February 5 |
East Bay Raceway Park 42nd Annual Winternationals | Tampa, FL |
February 6 |
East Bay Raceway Park 42nd Annual Winternationals | Tampa, FL |
February 7 |
East Bay Raceway Park 42nd Annual Winternationals | Tampa, FL |
February 8 |
East Bay Raceway Park 42nd Annual Winternationals | Tampa, FL |
February 9 |
East Bay Raceway Park 42nd Annual Winternationals | Tampa, FL |
February 10 |
Bubba Raceway Park
Winter Nationals | Ocala, FL |
March 15 |
Atomic Speedway Buckeye Spring 50 | Chillicothe, OH |
March 16 |
Brownstown Speedway 22nd Annual Indiana Icebreaker | Brownstown, IN |
April 5 |
411 Motor Speedway
Tennessee's Action Track 50 | Seymour, TN |
April 6 |
North Georgia Speedway | Chatsworth, GA |
April 12 |
Sharon Speedway
Steel Valley 50 | Hartford, OH |
April 13 |
Hagerstown Speedway 38th Annual Stanley Schetrompf Classic | Hagerstown, MD |
April 14 |
Port Royal Speedway The Rumble by the River | Port Royal, PA |
April 26 |
Tri-City Speedway Hoker Trucking Best in the Business 50 | Granite City, IL |
April 27 |
Macon Speedway
St. Louis U-Pic-A-Part 100 | Macon, IL |
May 3 |
Tazewell Speedway Toyota Knoxville 50 | Tazewell, TN |
May 4 |
Florence Speedway 33rd Annual Ralph Latham Memorial | Union, KY |
May 16 |
34 Raceway | Burlington, IA |
May 17 |
Farley Speedway | Farley, IA |
May 18 |
Deer Creek Speedway NAPA North Star Nationals | Spring Valley, MN |
May 23 |
Lucas Oil Speedway 6th Annual Cowboy Classic | Wheatland, MO |
May 24 |
Lucas Oil Speedway The Tribute to Don and Billie Gibson | Wheatland, MO |
May 25 |
Lucas Oil Speedway 27th Annual Lucas Oil Show-Me 100 | Wheatland, MO |
May 30 |
Magnolia Motor Speedway
Clash at the Mag | Columbus, MS |
May 31 |
Magnolia Motor Speedway
Clash at the Mag | Columbus, MS |
June 1 |
Magnolia Motor Speedway
Clash at the Mag | Columbus, MS |
June 13 |
Fayetteville Motor Speedway
Dunn Benson Ford Wayne Gray Sr. Memorial | Fayetteville, NC |
June 14 |
Cherokee Speedway
21st Annual Grassy Smith Memorial | Gaffney, SC |
June 15 |
Smoky Mountain Speedway
Mountain Moonshine Classic | Maryville, TN |
July 3 |
Muskingum County Speedway | Zanesville, OH |
July 4 |
Portsmouth Raceway Park Independence 50 | Portsmouth, OH |
July 5 |
Tyler County Speedway | Middlebourne, WV |
July 6 |
Mansfield Motor Speedway
Freedom 50 | Mansfield, OH |
July 12 |
Tri-City Speedway NAPA Know How 50 | Granite City, IL |
July 13 |
Lucas Oil Speedway 13th Annual Diamond Nationals | Wheatland, MO |
July 16 |
Brown County Speedway
Bullet SportsWear Shootout | Aberdeen, SD |
July 17 |
Jackson Motorplex | Jackson, MN |
July 18 |
I-80 Speedway
Go 50 | Greenwood, NE |
July 19, 20 |
I-80 Speedway 9th Annual Silver Dollar Nationals | Greenwood, NE |
August 8 |
Florence Speedway
Sunoco North/South Shootout | Union, KY |
August 9, 10 |
Florence Speedway
Sunoco North/South 100 | Union, KY |
August 15 |
Batesville Motor Speedway
27th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 | Batesville, AR |
August 16 |
Batesville Motor Speedway 27th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 | Batesville, AR |
August 17 |
Batesville Motor Speedway 27th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 | Batesville, AR |
August 22 |
Mansfield Motor Speedway
Dirt Million Duels | Mansfield, OH |
August 23 |
Mansfield Motor Speedway Dirt Million Duels | Mansfield, OH |
August 24 |
Mansfield Motor Speedway
Dirt Million | Mansfield, OH |
August 30 |
Ponderosa Speedway
15th Annual John Bradshaw Memorial | Junction City, KY |
August 31 |
Portsmouth Raceway Park Bob Miller Memorial presented by Pepsi | Portsmouth, OH |
September 1 |
Tyler County Speedway 51st Annual Hillbilly Hundred | Middlebourne, WV |
September 12 |
Knoxville Raceway 16th Annual Lucas Oil Late Model Nationals | Knoxville, IA |
September 13 |
Knoxville Raceway 16th Annual Lucas Oil Late Model Nationals | Knoxville, IA |
September 14 |
Knoxville Raceway 16th Annual Lucas Oil Late Model Nationals | Knoxville, IA |
September 20 |
Kokomo Speedway
Late Model Shootout | Kokomo, IN |
September 21 |
Brownstown Speedway 40th Annual Jackson 100 | Brownstown, IN |
October 4 |
Raceway 7
Great Lakes 50 | Monroe Center, OH |
October 5 |
Pittsburgh's PA Motor Speedway
31st Annual Pittsburgher 100 | Imperial, PA |
October 12 |
Dixie Speedway Lucas Oil Dixie Shootout | Woodstock, GA |
October 13 |
Rome Speedway Lucas Oil Rome Showdown | Rome, GA |
October 18, 19 |
Portsmouth Raceway Park 39th Annual Dirt Track World Championship | Portsmouth, OH |
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2019 ULTIMATE Deep South Super Late Model Series Schedule
April 13 – ECM Speedway –
Bremen, Ala.
April 20 – Virginia Motor
Speedway – Jamaica, Va.
April 27 – 82 Speedway –
Petty, Texas
May 4 – Columbus Speedway
– Columbus, Miss.
May 24-25 – 105 Speedway –
Cleveland, Texas
June 15 – Virginia Motor
Speedway – Jamaica, Va.
June 21-22 – Cotton Bowl
Speedway – Paige, Texas
July 27 – 82 Speedway –
Petty, Texas
Aug. 9-10 – TBA – TBA
Aug. 17 – Richmond Raceway
– Richmond, Ky.
Aug. 23 – Columbus
Speedway – Columbus, Miss.
Sept. 20-21 – Chatham
Speedway – Chatham, La.
Sept. 27-28 – TBA – TBA
Oct. 24-26 – 105 Speedway
– Cleveland, Texas
Deep South Ultimate
Super Late Model Series 2019 Schedule (Working)
Legend: Date / Track /
Purse / Event / Winner
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