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Dean Abbey defeats George White for Modified win at Kennedale Speedway Park

Dean Abbey was the Modified feature winner.    Photo by Mike Frieri

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale)
June 27 (Saturday)

Dean Abbey managed to power his way past veteran George White for the IMCA Modified feature win at Kennedale Speedway Park Saturday night. George White, No. 10, started on the front row and took a commanding lead until a caution came out with less than 10-laps to go in the 20-lap feature. It took Dean Abbey, No. 26, a couple of laps, but he past George for the lead and he went on to take the A-main victory. Last week's winner, Chad Melton, No. 71, was third, Jack Sartain, No. 47, was fourth and Matt Martin, No. 11, was fifth. Stone, Emerson, Bragg, Gober, and McMillin, rounded out the top ten. George White, No. 10, was later DQ'd. A full field of twenty-three cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Modified feature, click below:

Photo by Mike Frieri

RaceSaver Sprint Winner: Jeb Sessums, No. 01j, returned to the winner's circle. It wasn't easy, Chase Brewer, No. 1, appeared to be in control, until a caution came out and the race was on. Chase Brewer, Jeb Sessums and Chad Wilson battled for the lead. Sessums got past Brewer and Chad Wilson, No. 20, ended up second. Chase Brewer, settled for third, last week's winner, Kyle Jones, No. 04, was fourth and D.J. Estes, No. 74, was fifth. Hawkins, Wester, Scherb, Thomas, and Williams, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-three cars started the feature.

Wild Thing Payton Williams had a bad wreck during the Sprint feature.

To view a video of the Sprint feature, click below:

Photo by Mike Frieri

IMCA SportMod Winner: Bonham Motorsports Nick Clinkenbeard, No. 66, was the winner. Jake UpChurch, No. 24, had a great run, but ended up second, Brandon Smith, was third, James Skinner, No. 17s, was fourth and James McCreery, No. 13j, was fifth. Long, Haney, Abbey, Pirkle, and Young, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-two cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Sportmod feature, click below:

Photo by Mike Frieri

 IMCA Stock Car Winner: Steven Orebaugh, No. 99xxx, was declared the winner. Kirk Martin, No. 69, was second, Justin Fowler, No. 148, was third, Matt Guillaume, No. 50, was fourth, and Levi Hodges, No. 8, was fifth. Hammond, Hathcock, Batt, Nabors, and Taylor, rounded out the top ten. Ryan Powers, No. r12, was later DQ'd. Twenty-two cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Stock Car feature, click below:

Photo by Mike Frieri

Factory Stock Winner: Tim Murray, No. 20, held off a large field of twenty-three cars for the feature. Jeff Kinnaird, No. 07, was second, Duaine Wolff, No. 10, was third, Randy Buttery, No. 06, was fourth and Brett McMillin, No. 61, was fifth. Sonntag, Hersey, Cook, Lough, Broussard, rounded out the top ten.

Several cars got together in the Factory Stock feature.

To view a video of the Factory Stock feature, click below:

Jr. Mini Stock Winner: Patrick Bailey, No. 5x, gets his first feature win of his career. Patrick liked the high line and pulled away from the field for the victory. Raymond Morgan, No. 6, was second, Ryan Zilka, No. 5k, was third, Jarrett Hefler, No. 88j, and Blake Clark, No. 88, was fifth. Thirteen cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Jr Mini Stock feature, click below:

Thanks to the race fans that donated to Team Justice.

Thanks to Brandon Taylor for hosting candy call for the kids.

Happy Birthday to track employee Mr. Ed Hollingsworth.

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Channin Tankersley takes the $3,000 ASCS Sprint victory at Heart O Texas Speedway

Channin Tankersley was the Sprint feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Heart O Texas Speedway (Waco)
June 26 (Friday)

Twenty Sprints battled it out for the $3,000 to win Southern Trailer Works ASCS Gulf South Region presented by Griffith Truck and Equipment A-main event at Heart O Texas Speedway Friday night. When the dust had settled, Channin Tankersley, No. 14, picked up his first Gulf South win of the 2015 season. Jacob Lucas, No. 57, had a good run, but a lap car caused him to check up, opening the door for Channin with less than ten laps to go in the 25-lap feature. Local Kevin Ramey, No. 1a, ended up second, Jacob settled for third, Palm Harbor Homes Michael Lang, No. 14l, was fourth and Ray Kulhanek, No. 21t, was fifth. Shouse, McNeil, Hawks, Lawrence and Moore, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-three Sprints were in the pits.

The Southern Trailer Works ASCS Gulf South Region presented by Griffith Truck and Equipment Texas Tour continues Saturday, June 27, at the Lone Star Speedway, in Killgore, Texas. For more information, go to: www.lonestarspeedway.com

Kevin Ramey was the second place finisher.

Jacob Lucas was the third place finisher.

To view a video of the Sprint feature, click below:

IMCA Modified Winner: Dwayne Grantham, No. 27g, also got that first win of the 2015 season. Jason Batt, No. 19, gave Dwayne all he could handle for several laps, but Jason ended up sixth on a slippery track. Keith White, No. 1, was second, Justin Radcliff, No. 11j, was third, William McGuire, No. 9, was fourth, and Brandon Hood, No. 1b, took that 3-bar chassis to a fifth place finish. Batt, Browning, Sheets, Green, and McSpadden, rounded out the top ten. Eighteen cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Modified feature, click below:

IMCA SportMod Winner: Robert Scrivner, No 53, sailed around last weeks winner G.W. Egbert, No. 717, for the win. Sid Kiphen, No. 58, was third, Chris Cogburn, No. 601, was fourth and T.J. Green, No. 5, was fifth. McCall, Sheppard, Rawls, Simcik, and Bennett, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

To view a video of the SportMod feature, click below:

IMCA Stock Car Winner: Zachary Riley, No. 110, was the feature winner. Dennis Bissonnette, No. 07d, had a good run for second, Anthony Otken, No. 489, was third, Eric Jones, No. 84x, was fourth and Peter Delevan, no. 98, was fifth. O'Bryan, Hammomd, Hood, McCullough, and Batt, rounded out the top ten.

To view a video of the Stock Car feature, click below:

Street Stock Winner: Gary Norman, No. 3, made it two wins in-a-row. Drew Garcia, No. 9g, was second, Tommy Kirkpatrick, No. 4, was third, Wade White, No. 68, was fourth and James Cochran II, was fifth. Ten cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Street Stock feature, click below:

IMCA Hobby Stock Winner: Jeremy Oliver's on a roll. Another win for the No. 82. Andy Roller, No. 63, was second, Stephanie Henderson, No. 528, was third, Wesley Warren, No. 75, was fourth and Joe Williams, No. 32, was fifth. Twelve cars started the feature,

Factory Stock Winner: Michael Guenat, No. 25, got his first win of the season. Rick Morosky, No. 88, was second, Ryan Hopkins, No. 4, was third, Justin Bruce, No. 00, was fourth and Thomas Bailey, No. 17b, was fifth. Thirteen cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Factory Stock feature, click below:

Jr. Mini Stock Winner: Bradly Warren, No. 34w, was the winner. Colton, No. 08, was second, Jake Copeland, No. 9, was third, Casey Brunson, No. 10, was fourth and Raymond Allen Morgan, No. 6, was fifth.

A good crowd was on hand to watch the races.

Thanks to Palm Harbor Homes for their display and prizes.

Heart O Texas Speedway's next show is this Thursday-Saturday, July 2-4, for the IMCA Texas Nationals. For more information, go to: www.heartotexspeedway.com

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Sanders streak ends, Junghans USMTS Modified winner at the Devils Bowl Speedway

Grant Junghans was the USMTS Modified feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Devils Bowl Speedway (Mesquite)
June 24 (Wednesday)

Rodney Sanders, No. 20, had a good run. Wednesday night, at the half-mile Devils Bowl Speedway, he was going for an impressive eighth USMTS Modified feature win in-a-row. Rodney started in the back of his heat race and finished in the seventh position. In his B-main, he finished sixth and that put him in the twenty-fourth position in the USMTS Casey’s Cup powered by S&S Fishing & Rental thirty-lap A-main. He gave it a good run, but finished in the seventh position. Grant Junghans, No. 2, started on the front and quickly jumped out to a good lead. Junghans was in control most of the race, but he had to with stand several attempts by local Triston Dycus, No. 14t, to pass him. Triston ended up second, Jason Hughes, No. 12, had a great run to finish third, Dereck Ramirez, No. 4r, was fourth and Gregory Garrett, No. 77, was fifth. Duval, Sanders, Scott, Sobbing, and Dunn rounded out the top ten. Twenty-six cars started the feature.

Triston Dycus came close, but settled for second place.

Jason Hughes started from the middle of the pack and ended up third.

Clyde Dunn Jr's Outlaw modified No. 88xxx.

Impressive lineup of USMTS Modifieds getting ready for some racing

To view a video of the Modified feature, click below:

Tommy Davis Jr. had a good run for third place.

Walt's Automotive Supply USA Limited Modified Showdown: Local J.C. Howell, No. 103, made his first trip to the Bowl pay off with a $1,000 feature win. Kevin Simpson, was second, Tommy Davis Jr., No. 17, was third, Tom Lorenz, No. 84, was fourth, and Bryan Bolden, No. 77b, was fifth. White Jr., Hardy, Clonch, J. Nabors, and S. Nabors, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Limited Modified feature, click below:

Sprint car drivers were available to sign autographs and greet the fans.

USMTS Texas Tour continues Thursday night at the East Texas Speedway in Petty, Texas. For more information, go to: www.easttexasspeedway.com

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Super Sanders wins seventh straight USMTS Modified feature at Heart O Texas Speedway

Rodney Sanders was the USMTS Modified feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Heart O Texas Speedway (Waco)
June 23 (Tuesday)

Rodney Sanders, No. 20, started thirteenth in the $3,000 to win Southern Region USMTS Modified feature, presented by Day Motor Sports, at Heart O Texas Speedway Tuesday night. The two time National Champion, from Happy, Texas, made it seven straight feature wins in-a-row. This one wasn't easy. Dereck Ramirez, No. 4r, took the early lead and seemed to be in control. With 14 laps to go, in the 40-lap feature, a caution came out. Ramiriez had fuel problems on the restart and pulled into the infield. Cody Smith, No. 18s, took the lead, but not for long. A hard charging Rodney Sanders found something up top and took the lead with 11-laps to go. Rodney pulled away from the field and won the feature with Steve Whiteaker Jr., No. 89, settling for second. Cade Dillard, No. 97, was third, "Lil Freaky" Clyde Dunn Jr., No. 88xxx, was fourth and Grant Jughans, No. 2, was fifth. Malcus, Smith, Scott, Radcliff, and Rutherford, rounded out the top ten. Thirty-two Modifieds were in the pits. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

Dereck Ramirez dropped out of the feature with fuel problems.

Clyde Dunn Jr. finished fourth in the feature.

There were thirty-two Modifieds in the pits.

The USMTS Texas Tour continues Wednesday at the historic Devils Bowl Speedway. For more information go to: www.devilsbowlspeedway.com

To view a video of the USMTS Modified feature, click below:

IMCA SportMod Winner: G.W. Egbert, No. 717, was leading the SportMod feature last week at Heart O Texas Speedway before he had to pull off. This week he finished the race and took the checkered flag and the $500 first prize. Trevor Egbert, No. 78, was second, J.C. Howell, No. 103, was third, Rowdy Day, No. 18x, was fourth and Don Painter, No. 10d, was fifth. Twenty-three cars started the feature.

Sid Kiphen dropped out of the feature with engine problems.

To view a video of the SportMod feature, click below:

A nice crowd was on hand to watch the races.

The USMTS trailer will make it's way to the Devils Bowl Speedway Wednesday.

Heart O Texas Speedway's next show is this Friday, June 26, when the ASCS Sprints return to HOT plus a full racing program.

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Kyle Jones was the Sprint feature winner at Kennedale Speedway Park Saturday night

Kyle Jones was the Sprint feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale)
June 20 (Saturday)

Kyle Jones, No. 04, was rockin and rollin in the $1,000 to win RaceSaver Sprint feature at Kennedale Speedway Park Saturday night. Starting along side Shawn Peterson, No. 4x, Kyle shot out of the gate and lead every lap of the 20-lap feature. Sean Peterson, No. 4x, ended up second, Josh Hawkins, No. 80, was third, Andy Shouse, No. 27, was fourth and Jeb Sessums, No. 01j, was fifth. Wilson, Scherb, Hall, Melton, and Russell, round out the top ten. A full field of twenty-five cars started the feature.

A couple of Sprints were involved in wrecks during their heat race.

To view a video of the Sprint wrecks, click below:

To view a video of the Sprint feature, click below:

IMCA Modified Winner: Chad Melton, No. 71, finally got himself a Modified win at KSP. Jeff Emerson, No. 35, gave it everything he had, but could not catch Melton and ended up second, veteran George White, No. 10, was third, Jay Bransom, No. 29, was fourth, and Kevin Green, No. 5, was fifth. McMillin, Montgomery, Guillaume, Benedict, and McKinney, round out the top ten. Eighteen Modifieds started the feature.

Jeff Emerson had a strong run to finished second.

George White had a good run to finish third.

To view a video of the Modified feature, click below:

IMCA SportMod Winner: Dustin Mooney, No. 5, was the feature winner. James Skinner, No. 17s, was second, Jon White Jr., No. 8j, was third, Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, was fourth and Nathan Arms, No. 16, was fifth. Fritchen, Cavanagh, Yates, Rupp, and Knight, round out the top ten. Twenty-two cars started the feature.

To view a video of the SportMod feature, click below:

IMCA Stock Car Winner: Justin Fowler, No. 148, held off a hard charging Matt Guillaume, No. 50, for the win. Levi Hodges, No. 8, was third, Jay Bransom, No. 29, was fourth and Westin Abbey, No. 12, was fifth. Hammond, Taylor, Martin, Obregon, and Roberts, round out the top ten. Seventeen cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Stock Car feature, click below:

Factory Stock Winner: Mike Shackleford, No. 09, was the winner. Chase Neil, No. 410, was second, Jeff Kinnaird, No. 07, was third, Jeff Sonntag, No. 26s, was fourth and Sean Hill, No. 5x, was fifth. Sessions, Moss, Smith, Birmingham, and Grogg, round out the top ten. Twenty-six cars stared the feature.

To view a video of the Factory Stock feature, click below:

Jr. Mini Stock Winner: Casey Merrill, No. 41, drove a great race. Logan Carter, No. 44, was second, Jordan Hefler, No. 2j, was third, Raymond Morgan, No. 6, was fourth, and Patrick Bailey, No. 5x, was fifth. Eleven cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Jr. Mini Stock feature, click below:

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Keith White wins IMCA Modified feature at Heart O Texas Speedway Friday night

Keith White was the IMCA Modified feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Heart O Texas Speedway (Waco)
June 19 (Friday)

Veteran Keith White, No.1, won the IMCA Modified feature by a wide margin Friday night at Heart O Texas Speedway. Jason Batt, No. 19, had a good run, but was DQ'd after the race for his rear spoiler. That opened the way for Justin Radcliff, No. 11j, for second, Joe Spillman, No. 44, was third, Kevin Green, No. 5, was fourth and Eric Tomlison, No. 45t, was fifth. Frydrych, Carter, Parker, Old and Parker round out the top ten. There were a total of thirteen Modifieds. Eleven cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Modified feature, click below:

IMCA SportMod Winner: T.J.Green, No. 5, liked the high line and it took him to victory. Chris Cogburn, No. 601, settled for second, Jeff Sheppard, No. 17, was third, Sid Kiphen, No. 58, was fourth and Albert McCall Jr., No. 30, was fifth. Hammond, Bell, Scrivner, Zilka and Nabors round out the top ten. A full field of twenty-four cars started the feature.

To view a video of the IMCA SportMod feature, click below:

IMCA Stock Car Winner: Joe O'Bryan, No. 14, held off the field to take the win. Charles Cosper, No. 33, was second, Damon Hammond, No. 116, was third, Robin Batt, No. 3, was fourth and Eric Jones, No. 84x, was fifth. Hamil, Hood, Hall Sr., and McCullough, round out the top ten. Twelve cars started the feature.

Peter Delevan and Benji Kirkpatrick wrecked during the feature.

To view a video of the IMCA Stock Car feature, click below:

IMCA Hobby Stock Winner: Jeremy Oliver, No. 82, was declared the winner. Shannon Dulock, No. 47, appeared to win the feature, but was DQ'd for rough driving. Andy Roller, No. 63, was second, Stephanie Henderson, No. 52b, was third, Chad Bowman, No. 50b, was fourth and Hayden Wade, No. 8w3, was fifth. Williams, Hendrix, Bishnow, Komegay, and Dulock, round out the top ten. Eleven cars started the feature.

To view a video of the IMCA Hobby Stock feature, click below:

Street Stock Winner: Gary Norman, No. 3, was the winner. Tommy Kirkpatrick, No. 4, was second, James Cochran II, No. 1j, was third, Drew Garcia, No. 9g, was fourth and Adam Schwarz, No. 181x, was fifth. Nine cars started the feature.

To view a video of the IMCA Street Stock feature, click below:

Factory Stock Winner: Thomas Bailey, No. 17b, held off Greg Andrews, No. 8, for a very close win. Ray Kemp Jr., No. 45, was second, Ryan Hopkins, No. 4, was fourth and Doug Andrews, No. 1, was fifth. Morosky, Jenkins, Bruce, Fikes, and Guenat, round out the top ten. Twelve cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Factory Stock feature, click below:

Jr. Mini Stock Winner: Cameron Cook, No. 04, picked up another win. Raymond Allen Morgan, No. 6, was second, Ryan Zilka, No. 5k, was third, Jake Copeland, No. 9, was fourth and Bradly Warren, No. 34w, was fifth. Eight cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Jr. Mini Stock feature, click below:

A nice crowd was on hand to watch the races.

Thanks to 106.7 the Bull for their table and free tickets to the fans.

The recent rains made for a muddy infield.

The fans enjoyed the Tire Toss.

Former HOT employee Doc Hollar was the honorary flagman.

It was a beautiful night for racing.

Heart O Texas Speedway's next show is this Tuesday, June 23, when the USMTS Modifieds come rolling in to town. Also, don't forget next Friday, June 26, the ASCS Sprints return to HOT.

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Jeff Emerson's luck turns with Modified feature win at Kennedale Speedway Park

Jeff Emerson was the IMCA Modified feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale)
June 13 (Saturday)

Jeff Emerson had no luck in the Sprint and Modified features last week at Kennedale Speedway Park. Saturday night, Jeff's luck changed. Jason Sartain, No. 744, appeared to have won his first IMCA Modified feature of the season. Sadly Jason's car did not pass tech and Jeff Emerson, No. 35, was declared the winner. Having a strong run for second was Jay Bransom, No. 29. Kevin Green, No. 5, who lead several laps of the Modified feature, settled for third, John Gober, No. 52, was fourth and Mike Hathcock, No. 03, was fifth. Melton, Montgomery, McMillin, Skinner, and McKinney, round out the top ten. A full field of twenty-four cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Modified heat races, click below:

To view a video of the Modified feature, click below:

RaceSaver Sprint Winner: Another apparent winner came up a little light on the scales and was DQ'd. Coby Estes, No. 71, drove a great race only to not make weight. Marcus Thomas, No. 15t, held off a hard charging Chad Wilson, No. 20, to take the win. Tyler Russell, No. 8kk, was third, Kyle Jones, No. 04, last night's Sprint feature winner at Mountain Creek Speedway, was fourth and D.J. Estes, No. 74, was fifth. C. Estes, Doughty, Scherb, Emerson and Payne round out the top ten. Twenty-three Sprints started the feature.

Logan Payne had a top ten finish.

$1,000 dollars to next weeks Sprint winner. Next Saturday, June 20, the RaceSaver Sprint winner will receive $1,000 for the win. $150 to start with a draw, redraw. For more info, go to: www.raceksp.com

To view a video of the Sprint feature, click below:

SportMod Winner: James McCreery, No. 13j, was the feature winner. Damon Hammond, No. 116, was second, Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, was third, Jacob Pirkle, No. 141, was fourth and James Skinner, No. 17s, was fifth. Herring, Llich, Grindstaff, Mohler and West round out the top ten. A full field of twenty-four cars started the feature.

Robert Scrivner putting the last minute touches on his car.

To view a video of the SportMod feature, click below:

Stock Car Winner: Jay Bransom, No. 29, was the winner. Flyin Ryan Powers, No. r12, was second, Eric Jones, No. 84x, was third, Kirk Martin, No. 69, was fourth and Brandon Taylor, No. 5, was fifth. Moss, Hammond, Turner, Hathcock, and Ludwick round out the top ten. Twenty-three cars started the feature.

To view a video of the IStock feature, click below:

Factory Stock Winner: It took a while, way too many cautions, but the wait was worth it. Chase Neil, No. 410, passed Duane Wolff, No. 10, on the last lap coming out of turn four for the win. Mike Shackleford, No. 09, was third, Jeff Kinnaird, No. 07, was fourth and Jeff Sontag, No. 26s, was fifth. Cook, Millirons, Smith, Kahanek II, and Moss, round out the top ten. A large field of twenty-eight cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Factory Stock feature, click below:

Jr. Mini Stock Winner: Ryan Zilka, No. 5k, picked up another win. Casey Merrell, No. 41, was second, Patrick Bailey, No. 5x, was third, Blake Clark, No. 88, was fourth and Raymond Morgan, No. 6, was fifth. Eleven cars started the feature.

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Bobby Malcus was the Texas Outlaw Modified Series winner at Mountain Creek Speedway

Bobby Malcus was the TOMS Modified feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Mountain Creek Speedway (Grand Prairie)
June 12 (Friday)

It looked like veteran Troy Taylor, No. 56, was going to get his first Day Motorsports, CAM Chassis Texas Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) feature win of the season Friday night at Mountain Creek Speedway. But half way through the A-main, leader Troy Taylor got tangled up with lap traffic, that also took out the second and third place cars, Cody Smith, No. 18s, and Triston Dycus, No.14t. That put Charlie Smith, No. 3c, on the pole. It took Bobby Malcus, No. 4m, a couple of laps, but he was able to power his way around Smith to take the lead and go on to take the $1,500 win. "Little Freaky" Clyde Dunn Jr., No. 88xxx, was third, Josh Landers, No. 14x, was fourth and Wesley Veal, No. 11x, was fifth. Hucheba, Taylor, McCoy, Theiss, and Dycus, round out the top ten. Eighteen Modifieds started the feature.

TOMS next race: The Texas Outlaw Modified Series is scheduled to be at LoneStar Speedway this Saturday. For more info, go to: www.lonestarspeedway.com

Austin Theiss, No. 7d, and his Outlaw Modified.

Clyde Dunn Jr. had a solid third place finish.

To view a video of the TOMS heat races, click below:

To view a video of the TOMS feature, click below:

RaceSaver Sprint Winner: Justin Fifield, No. 49, had a great run, but Kyle Jones, No. 04, and Marcus Thomas, No. 15t, managed to get around him. Justin settled for third, Chase Brewer, No. 1, was fourth and Matt Etzelmiller, No. 17k, was fifth. Russell, C.Estes, D.Estes, Peterson, and Wilson round out the top ten. A full field of twenty-one Sprints started the feature.

Josh Hawkins, No. 80, got upside down during the feature.

To view a video of the Sprint feature, click below:

IMCA SportMod Winner: Too close to call. Jon White Jr., No. 8j, was declared the winner. Nick Clinkenbeard, No. 66, was a close second, James McCreery, No. 13j, was third, Jake UpChurch, No. 24, was fourth and Tommy Davis Jr., No. 17, was fifth. Nabors, Frazer, Skinner, Carter, and Newhard, round out the top ten. Nineteen cars started the feature.

To view a video of the SportMod feature, click below:

Jeremy Carter got a solid second place.

IMCA Stock Car Winner: Tyler Muirhead, No. 22t, was the winner. Jeremy Carter, No. 25c, was second, John Rabbozzi, No. 90, was third, Rhea Toney, No. 86, was fourth and Cotton Charger, No. 39c, was fifth. Five cars started the feature.

Factory Stock Winner: Nick Dolzelceck, No. 1xxx, was the winner in a close one. Walter Hamilton, No. 1w, was second, Jason Cook, No. 04, was third Chris Davis, No. 98, was fourth and Tommy McKinley, No. 71m, was fifth. Cress, Moss, Lackey, Neibors, and Malone, round out the top ten. Sixteen cars started the feature.

Jamey Lough and his impressive Factory Stock.

600 Mini Sprint A-class Winner: Marcus Thomas, No. 15t, was the winner. Kyle Jones, No. 04, was second, Colton Corbin, No. 29, was third, John Benz, No. 29b, was fourth and Chipper Woods, No. 47, was fifth. Lawrence, Boland, Goad, Wilson, and Gorham, round out the top ten. Twenty cars started the feature.

Bryan Debrick was involved in a bad wreck during the B-main.

To view a Mini Sprint wreck, click below:

Coby Stubblefield was involved in a bad wreck during the feature.

To view a video of the A class feature, click below:

Restrictor Mini Sprint Winner: Colton Purdue,No. 3c, was the winner. Cade Cozad, No. 34, was second, Sammy Davis, No. 1, was third, Caleb Rouser, No. 44, was fourth and Dylan Ramey, No. 7d, was fifth. Six cars started the feature.

Mod Lite Winner: Michael Clement, No. 1w, was the winner, Justin McCoy, No. 99, was second, Danny Rogers, No. 4j, was third, Darwin Hamilton, No. 54, was fourth and Joe Shedden, No. 138, was fifth. Nine cars started the feature.

To view a video of the Modlite feature, click below:

It was beautiful evening for racing.

A great crowd was on hand to watch the races.

For OFFICIAL results and more information on Mountain Creek Speedway, go to: www.mountaincreekspeedway.com

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