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Wesley Veal was the Bryan Mize Memorial TOMS feature winner at 85 Speedway

Wesley Veal was the TOMS feature winner. 

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

85 Speedway (Ennis)
September 24 (Saturday)

It was one of the largest crowds and car counts in the history of 85 Speedway Saturday night at the 2nd Annual Bryan Mize Memorial Race. Two hundred and nineteen cars battled it out for cash and awards in four different classes. The featured class was the Texas Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS). Forty-two TOMS Modifieds got after it to secure one of the twenty-four starting positions in the 25-lap, $1,500 to win, feature. Brandon Watson, No. 68, had a good run, but half way through the feature, Wesley Veal, No. 11x, powered past him, to take the lead and the victory. Current TOMS points leader, Tristan Dycus, No. 14t, was second, Dean Abbey, No. 91, was third, Brandon Watson, No. 68, ended up fourth and Blaine Shives, No. 77, was fifth. T. Egbert, J. Sartain, O'Neil, Landers, and G.W. Egbert, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

Blaine Shives had a top five finish.

Jeremy Wills car caught on fire during the feature.

For more info on the TOMS Series, go to: www.texasmods.com

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

IMCA Modified Feature Winner: Dean Abbey, No. 26, showed the field the fast way around the 1/4-mile, dirt track for the $1,000 win. Greg Dinsmore, No. 8g, was second, Robbie Daniels, No. 27, was third, Josh McGaha, No. 911, was fourth and Archie Whitt, No. 76, was fifth. P.J. Egbert, Wojtek, Gould, Skinner, and McCarthy, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-cars started the feature.

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

IMCA SportMod Feature Winner: Another Abbey picked up a feature win. Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, lead every lap of the 20-lap, $1,000 to win, SportMod feature. Cody Smith, No. 31, was second, Jacob Pirkle, No. 141, was third, Kyle Wisdom, No. 91, was fourth and Michael Martin, No. 31m, was fifth. Sheppard, Rowland, UpChurch, Howell, and J. Day, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-cars started the feature. 

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

IMCA Factory Stock Feature Winner: Dennis Bissonette, No. 85, was the $500 feature winner. A close second, was J.P. Dowell, No. 715. Josh Landers, No. 14x, was third, Justin McNeil, No. 189, was fourth and Jason Gore, No. 721, was fifth. McGaha, Lough, McKinley, Grogg, and Manning, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-cars started the feature.

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

Slider Racing looking sharp in his new Five1seven designs wrap.

Photo Credit: Larry Jones

A huge crowd was on hand to watch the races.

Saturday night at the dirt track races.

85 Speedways next big race is Friday/Saturday, October 7-8, the Black & Gold Shootout. 

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The Green family winning racing tradition continues at Heart O Texas Speedway

T.J. Green and Kevin Green both won 2016 track championships.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Heart O Texas Speedway (Elm Mott)
September 23 (Friday)

It was the 2016 final points night at Heart O Texas Speedway Friday night. Veteran racer Keith Green, a multi track champion, was one proud dad. His two son's, T.J. and Kevin Green, both won 2016 track championships. Kevin Green, No. 5, was the 2016 Champion in the IMCA Modified Division. Kevin held off Eric Tomlinson, No. 45t, for the 20-lap Modified feature win. Dwayne Grantham, No. 27g, was third, Jeff Hoegh, No. 97j, was fourth and Raymond McSpadden, No. 48r, was fifth. Frydrych, Radcliff, Anders, Cochran II, and Hood, rounded out the top ten. Thirteen cars started the feature. 

Kevin Green was the Modified winner and 2016 Modified Champion.

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

SportMod Feature Winner: Jeff Shepperd, No. 17, held off the 2016 SportMod Champion T.J. Green, No. 5, for the feature win. Garett Rawls, No. 4g, was third, Ronnie Bell, No. 95, was fourth and Taylor Florio, No. 21t, was fifth. Hanusch, Burnett, Guyton, Frydrych, and Wachsmann, rounded out the top ten. Twelve cars started the feature.

T.J. Green was the 2016 SportMod Champion.

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

Stock Car Feature Winner: Benji Kirkpatrick, No. 4725, was the feature winner. Justin McCullough, No. 47, was second, Andy Roller, No. 63, was third, Wade White, No. 68, was fourth and Joe O'Bryan, No. 14, was fifth. Dulock, Norman, Black, Blackwood, and Hammond, rounded out the top ten. Thirteen cars started the feature. Eric Jones, No. 84x, the 2016 Stock Car Champion, had a strong run, but went out with a flat five laps into the feature.

Eric Jones was the 2016 Stock Car Champion. 

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

Hobby Stock Feature Winner: Jeremy Oliver, No. 82, was the feature winner and the 2016 Hobby Stock Car Champion. Coming in a close second in the feature race, was Shannon Dulock, No. 47, Wesley Warren, No. 75, was third, Joe Williams, No. 32, was fourth, and Hayden White, No. 8w3, was fifth. Underwood, Kornegay, Robinette, Burnett, and Smith, and Brunson, rounded out the field. Eleven cars started the feature.

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

Factory Stock Feature Winner: Picking up his third championship in-a-row and the feature win, was Ryan Hopkins, No. 4. Edward Harcrow, No. 3, was second, Michael Guenat, No. 25, was third, John Herring, No. $100, was fourth, and Jamie Herring, No. 222, was fifth. Morosky, Kemp Jr., Dean, Richardson, and LaCount, rounded out the top ten. Sixteen cars started the feature. 

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

Jr. Mini Stock Feature Winner: Colton Rawls, No. 08, was the feature winner and the 2016 Jr. Mini Stock Champion. Bradley Warren, No. 34w, was second, and Austin Moore, No. 88, was third.

It was a beautiful night for racing.

Heart O Texas Speedway's next racing program will be Thursday-Saturday, October, 20-22, and will be the Fall Classic!

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Kyle Jones was the $1,000 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)
September 17 (Saturday)

Marcus Thomas, No. 15t, had a good run in the $1,000 to win RaceSaver Sprint feature at Kennedale Speedway Park Saturday night. Halfway through the 20-lap Sprint feature, Marcus hit the turn 2 wall taking himself out of the race. This opened the door for Kyle Jones, No. 04. Kyle took full advantage of it, to take the Mike Frieri Photos sponsored $1,000 to win Sprint feature. The Hard Charger went to John Ricketts, No. 5r, who settled for second, Chipper Wood, No. 47, was third, Colby Estes, No. 71, was fourth and Claud Estes, No. 74e, was fifth. Starnes, Sessums, Mundie, Littlejohn, and L. Scherb, rounded outr the top ten. Nineteen cars started the feature. 

Austin Mundie, No. 4, had a top ten finish.

Thanks to Mike Frieri Photos for sponsoring the Sprint feature.

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

Modified Feature Winner: Tommy Williams Jr., No. 151, made it two Modified feature wins in-a-row. Tommy held off Matt Guillaume, No. 50 for the win. John Gober, had a solid run for third, Jay Bransom, No. 29, was fourth and Robert McKinney, No. 119, was fifth. Skinner, Campbell, Hertel, Shoemaker, and McMillin, rounded out the top ten. Twenty cars started the feature.

Burt Wilten and Austin Carter wrecked during the feature.

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

SportMod Feature Winner: Preston Manka, No. 92p, had a good run, but ended up third. Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, worked his way to the front for the win. Jake UpChurch, No. 24, came on strong late for second, James McCreery, No. 13j, was fourth and Bret Young, No. 69y, was fifth. Gooding, McDonald, Brazell, Ortega, and Walp, rounded out the top ten.  

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

Stock Car Feature Winner: Bransom's big payday. Not only did Jay Bransom, No. 29, win the Stock Car feature, but his son Jerrett Bransom, No. 29, won the Jr. Mini Stock feature. Westin Abbey, No. 12, came on strong, but settled for second, Damon Hammond, No. 116, was third, Gary Nabors, No. 95, was fourth and Kirk Martin, No. 69, had a good run for fifth. Muirhead, Moss, Blackwood, Campbell, and Benedict, rounded out the top ten. Twenty cars started the feature. 

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

Factory Stock Feature Winner: Jeff Hauser, No. 18, held off Mike Shackleford, No. 09, for the win. Duane Wolff, No. 10, was third, Willie Tryon, No. 21t, Ruben Broussard, No. 51, was fifth. Hill, Murray, Bowen, Doescher, and Johnson, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-two cars started the feature.

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

Jr. Mini Stock Feature Winner: A good race between Jerrett Bransom, No. 29, and Ranger Shipman, No. 57. Jerrett took home the win. Jarrett Helfer, No. 88j, was third, Jordan Helfer, No. 2j, was fourth and Patrick Bailey, No. 5x, was fifth. Merrill, D. Shipman, Coppock, and Golf, rounded out the field. 

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

Dwarf Car Feature Winner: Danny Rodgers, No. 37, had the hot rod to beat. Danny was the Dwarf Car feature winner, Joe Sheddan, No. 138, the 2016 Dwarf Car Champion, was second, Richard Brooker, No. 15, was third, Scott Prejean, No. 71, was fourth and David Garland, No. 02, came from the back, to get fifth. McCoy, Jim Lewis, Davis, James Lewis, and No. 90, rounded out the top ten. Eighteen cars started the feature.

Joe Sheddan had a solid second place finish.

David Garland had a top five finish.

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

It was Back the Blue Night at Kennedale Speedway Park. 

A great crowd was on hand to watch the races.

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Kevin Green gets by Brian Walker to win the Modified feature at Heart O Texas Speedway

Kevin Green was the Modified feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Heart O Texas Speedway (Elm Mott)
September 16 (Friday)

Brian Walker, No. 9w, was involved in a bad Modified wreck two weeks ago at Heart O Texas Speedway. Brian managed to get his car back together and he took the early lead in the IMCA Modified 20-lap feature Friday night at Heart O Texas Speedway. Halfway through the feature race, current HOT Modified points leader Kevin Green, No. 5, managed to power past Brian to take the exciting feature win. Jason Sartain, No. 74, was third, Jeff Hoegh, No. 97j, was fourth and Dwayne Grantham, No. 27g, was fifth. Tomlinson, McSpadden, Daniel, Goode Jr., and Bernett, rounded out the top ten. Fourteen cars started the feature.

Brian Walker had a strong run to finish second.

Jason Sartain had a solid finish in the top five.

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

Sportmod Feature Winner: Robert Scrivner, in his super slick No. 53, got past Garett Rawls, No. 4g, for the win. Ronnie Bell, No. 95, was second, Rawls, ended up third, T.J. Green, No. 5, was fourth and Tim Clonch, No. 18, was fifth. Guyton, McCreery, Sheppertd, T. Florio, and Votaw, rounded out the top ten. Fifteen cars started the feature.

Rabozzi Racing Star of the future.

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

Stock Car Feature Winner: Travis Norman, No. 3x, smoked his way to a win. Coming in a close second, was Benji Kirkpatrick, No. 4725, Robert Black, No. 07, was third, Eric Jones, No. 84x, was fourth and Andy Roller, No. 63, was fifth. McCullough, White, Day, O'Bryan, and Smith, rounded out the trop ten. Eleven cars started the featuire.

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

Hobby Stock Feature Winner: Shannon Dulock, No. 47, did it again. He picked up another win. Jordan Kornegay, No. 21j, was second, Jeremy Oliver, No. 82, was third, Hayden White, No. 8w3, was fourth and Larry Underwood, No. 8, was fifth. Eleven cars started the feature.

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

Factory Stock Feature Winner: Greg Andrews, No. 12, had a good run, but a flat took him out on the eighth lap of the fifteen lap feature. That opened the door for Willie Tryon, No. 21t, for the win. Kyle Wilkins, No. 7mk, was second, Chris Richardson, No. 8, was third, Joseph Henson, No. 87, was fourth and Barry Gaston, No. 4, was fifth. Gaston, LaCount, Morosky, Andrews, and Kemp Jr., rounded out the top ten. Twenty-two cars started the feature.

Donald Cain Jr., was involved in a bad wreck during the feature. 

To view a video of the factory Stock wreck, click below:

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

Jr. Mini Stock Feature Winner: Another race, another win by Colton Rawls. This young man is on a roll. Austin Moore, No. 88, drove a good race for second, Bradly Warren, No. 34w, was third, and Jake Smith, No. 26, was fourth. 

Mod Lite Feature Winner: Kyle Jones, No. 85, was the big winner in the Mod Lite feature. Shane Clement, No. 15, was second, Darwin Hamilton, in his beautiful No. 54, was third, Charles Armstrong III, was fourth and David Sisk, No. 05, was fifth. Eslick, Holtman, Armstrong II, Looney, and Langley, rounded out the top ten. Sixteen cars started the feature. 

Kara Langley and her No. ZZX special.

The Armstrongs were well represented.

To view a video of the Mod Lite feature, click below:

He has the cars all lined up for a feature race.

There was a full moon that made for some exciting racing. 

Heart O Texas Speedway's next racing program will be Friday, September 23, and will feature a Race of Champions, Mechanics Race, plus the exciting Demo Trailer Race!

For more information, go to: www.heartotexspeedway.com

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Charlie Smith defeats Sean Jones for exciting TOMS Modified feature win at 85 Speedway

Charlie Smith was the TOMS Modified feature winner. 

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

85 Speedway (Ennis)
September 10 (Saturday)

The Texas Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) made their first visit to 85 Speedway Saturday night. Thirty-six of these bad boys competed in four heats, two B-mains, to make the twenty-four car, 20-lap, $1,500 to win, A-main. The TOMS Series was one of six classes of cars that competed in the 85 Speedway Texas Roundup. It was a long night, but the wait was worth it. Charlie Smith, No. 3c, took the early lead. Hard Charger Sean Jones, who started from the fourteenth postion, spun out and went to the rear of the field. Halfway through the feature, Sean was able to scream past Charlie for the lead. Sean seemed to be well on his way, but a caution came out with two laps to go. On the restart Charlie Smith was able to power past Sean and pick up his first TOMS feature win. Jason Hammond, No. 74, was third, Jack Sartain, No. 47, was fourth and Troy Taylor, No. 56, ran hard for fifth. C. Huckeba, T. Egbert, Bolden, Jordan, and Ewell, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

For more info on the TOMS Series, go to: www.texasmods.com

David Cook was involved in a bad wreck during the B-main. 

To view a video of the TOMS Heats and B-mains, click below: 

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

Limited Modified Feature Winner: Rickey Haney, No. 99h, held off a strong field to take the win. Albert McCall, No. 30, had a solid run for second, Rick Murray, No. 8, was third, No. 17, was fourth, and No.9L, was fifth. Twenty cars started the feature.

Tommy Davis Jr. was involved in a bad wreck during the feature.

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

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

Factory Stock Feature Winner: Good race between Mike Marusak, No. 45, and Tommy McKinley, No. 71m. Marusak, takes the $1,000 to win feature. Bryce Pritchett, No. 010, was third, Tom Earl, No. 47, was fourth and Lee McCullough, No. 613, was fifth. Twenty cars started the feature.

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

Cruiser Feature Winner: Mike Malone, No. 44, looked to have this one, but spun on the last lap, opening the door for Dillion Richards to take the win. No. 25r, was second, Malone ended up third, No. 16, was fourth and Jacob Starr, No. 31s, was fifth. Six cars started the feature.

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

600 A-class Feature Winner: Chase Brewer, No. 3, ran away with it. Casey Carter, No. 33c, was second, No. 2, was third, No. 55b, was fourth and No. 25, was fifth. Eighteen cars started the feature.

To view a video of the 600 A-class feature, click below: 

Dwarf Car Feature Winner: David Garland, No. 02, picked up another win. David lead every one of the 20-lap, $1,000 to win, A-main feature. Scott Peterson, No. 71, had a good run for second, Joe Sheddan, No. 138, was third, Ty McCoy, No. 4, was fourth and Chance Hull, No. 47, was fifth. Rogers, Booth, Brooker, Davis, and M. Williams, rounded out the top ten. Nineteen cars started the feature.

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

It was a beautiful night for racing.

A nice crowd was on hand to watch the races.

85 Speedways next big race is Saturday, September 24. The Bryan Mize Memorial Race.

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Triston Dycus defeats Mike Dillard for the Texas Outlaw Modified Series win at RPM Speedway

Triston Dycus was the TOMS Modified feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

RPM Speedway - Texas (Crandall)
September 4 (Sunday)

The Annual David Pope Memorial Race was held at RPM Speedway Sunday night in Crandall, TX. A large crowd was on hand and over 150 race cars competed in four different classes. The featured class was the Texas Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS). A good field of forty-two TOMS Modifieds were in the pit. In the TOMS 30-lap, $2,250 to win, twenty-four cars started the feature. Current TOMS points leader Triston Dycus, No. 14t, worked his way to the front and held off the field to take the feature win. Mike Dillard, No. 66x, had a good run for second, Hard Charger Chase Allen, No. 149, was third, Phillip Houston, No. 71, ended up fourth and Colby Smith, No. 1, was fifth. Veal, T. Egbert, Thomas, Jones, and Dunn Jr., rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

Clyde Dunn Jr. and his impressive Modified.

Veteran Troy Taylor was in the house.

Chad Ewell, No. 7jr., picked up the $540 for the Dash for Cash.

The Texas Outlaw Modified Series (TOMS) next race is at the 85 Speedway in Ennis, TX, September 10. For more information, go to: www.texasmods.com

To view a videos of the Heats, B-mains and Dash for Cash, click below:

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

Sprint Feature Winner: Raven Culp, No. 3, cruised to victory in the Sprint $1,000 to win, 25-lap feature. Tucker Doughty, No. 2x, was second, Justin Fifield, No. 49, had a good run for third, Marcus Thomas, No, 15t, was fourth and Jeb Sessums, No. 01j,  was fifth. Debrick, Henderson, Carter, Baccus, and Fry, rounded out the top ten. Eighteen cars started the feature.

Miss Munden ready for some racing.

Kyle Jones was involved in a wreck during the feature.

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

USA Limited Modified Feature Winner: Kevin Rowland, No. 4r, held off Day Motorsports to take the $1,200 to win, twenty-five lap feature. Rowdy Day, No. 20d, and Jimmy Day, No. 23m settled for the second and third place spots. Rickey Haney, No. 99h, was fourth and Tommy Davis Jr., No. 17, was fifth. Newhard, Sigman, Lorenz, McCall, and Rabozzi, rounded out the top ten. Twenty cars started the feature.

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

Factory Stock Feature Winner: Tommy McKinley, No. 71m, made it look easy. Tommy took home the $1,000 to win, 25-lap Kustom Craft Exhibits & Hardy's Auto Care feature win. Coming in second was Chris Davis, No. 98, Mike Marusak, No. 45, was third, Phillip Smith, No. 630, was fourth and Jeff Sonntag, No. 73, was fifth. Gatlin, McFarlin, Smith, Wilkins, and Morphis, rounded out the top ten. Twenty cars started the feature.

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

For OFFICIAL results and more information on RPM Speedway - Texas, go to: www.rpmdirt.com

RPM Speedway's next race is Saturday, Oct. 8 and will feature the POWRI Midget Series, Elite Sprint Cars and Micro Series.

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Tommy Williams Jr. wins the exciting IMCA Modified feature at Kennedale Speedway Park

Tommy Williams Jr. was the Modified feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale)
September 3 (Saturday)

Twenty IMCA Modifieds started the 20-lap feature Saturday night at Kennedale Speedway Park. Tommy Williams Jr., No. 151, held off a hard charging Matt Guillaume, No. 50, for the exciting IMCA Modified feature win. Matt gave it every thing he had going into turn 3 on the last lap, but Tommy managed to power past him at the finish line. Having a strong run was Nicholas Littlejohn, No. 51, who settled for third, Matt Martin, No. 11, was fourth and Mitch McMillin, No. 61, was fifth. Gober, Shoemaker, Wojtek, Campbell, and McKinney, rounded out the top ten. Twenty cars started the feature.

Aaron Benedict, No. 77, Burt Wilton, No. 55m and Austin Carter, No. 44 were involved in a bad wreck on the front straight-a-way.

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

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

SportMod Feature Winner: James McCreery, No. 13j, picked up another feature win this weekend. James was the SportMod feature winner at Heart O Texas Speedway Friday night. Tom Walp, No. 51w, was second, John Freeman, No. 21f, was third, John Rabozzi, No. 90, was fourth and Stephen Covey, No. 154, was fifth. Wisdom, Brazell, Williams, Hossler, and Leithner, rounded out the top ten. Seventeen cars started the feature. 

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

Stock Car Feature Winner: "Wild Child Chassis" Damon Hammond, No. 116, was the run-a-way winner. Craig Moss, No. 25, was second, Jay Bransom, No. 29, was third, Justin Fowler, No. 148, was fourth and "Destroyer Chassis" Darryl Campbell, No. 83, was fifth. Goldstein, Obregon, Gutt, Toney, Ludwick and Wofford, rounded out the field. Eleven cars started the feature.

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

Factory Stock Feature Winner: A good race between Willie Tryon, No. 21t, and Dennis Bissonette, No. 85$. Willie wins it. Jeffrey Kinnaird, No., 07, had a good run for third, Mike Shackleford, No. 09, was fourth and A.J. Gardner, No. 21, was fifth. Doremus, Smith, Millirons, Cook, and Herring, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

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

Jr. Mini Stock Feature Winner: Jordan Hefler, No. 2j, was the feature winner. Jerrett Bransom, No. 29, was second, Casey Merrell, No. 41, was third, Blake Clark, No. 88, was fourth, Jarrett Hefler, No. 88j, was fifth, Joel Goff, No. 26, was sixth and Rick Mustard, No. 14, was seventh.

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

Thanks to Tommy Williams and Mitch McMillin for hosting Candy Call.

It was a beautiful evening for racing at Kennedale Speedway Park

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Kennedale Speedway Park's next race is Saturday, September 17, and will feature a regular race program plus the Dwarf Cars and $1 Hot Dog Night! For more information, go to : www.raceksp.com 

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Kyle Jones was the Southern United Sprint feature winner at Heart O Texas Speedway

Kyle Jones was the Sprint feature winner.

By Don Cook
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Heart O Texas Speedway (Elm Mott)
September 2 (Friday)

The Southern United Sprints (S.U.S) rolled into Heart O Texas Speedway Friday night for their 2nd Annual Triple Crown Labor Day weekend special. In the $750 to win, 25-lap feature, twenty-four cars raced for the feature win. Kyle Jones, No. 04, and Jeb Sessums, 01, battled for several laps before, Kyle managed to get past Jeb and take the win. Marcus Thomas, No. 15t, had a strong run for second, Jeb Sessums, No. 01j, ended up third, Raven Culp, No. 3, was fourth and Kenny Elwood, No. 55, was fifth. Twenty-four cars started the feature. The S.U.S series continues Saturday night at the Gator Motoroplex in Willis, TX and their finale Sunday night at Golden Triangle in Beaumont, TX.

For more information, go to: www.southernunitedsprints.net

Theresa Waller was involved in a bad wreck during the B-main.

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

Modified Feature Winner: Kevin Green, No. 5, managed to hold off Abilene's Fred Wojtek, No. 144, for a close Modified feature win. Chad Estes, No. 83e, was third, Eric Tomlinson, No. 45t, in his Boone bound car was fourth and Marcus Bernett, No. 40, was fifth. Henderson, McGuire, Frydrych, Goode Jr., and Grantham, rounded out the top ten. Seventeen cars started the feature. 

Brian Walker was involved in a bad wreck during the feature.

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

SportMod Feature Winner: Lucky number 13j, James McCreery, held off a hard charging pack to take the exciting win. James Guyton, No. 68, was second, Ronnie Bell, No. 95, was third, T.J. Green, No. 5, was fourth and Garett Rawls, No. 45, was fifth. Sydney, Holder, Rabozzi, Wisdom, and Holbert, rounded out the top ten. Eighteen cars started the feature.

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Stock Car Feature Winner: Good race between Travis Norman, No. 3x, Wade White, No. 8, and Benji Kirkpatrick, No. 4725. "Storming" Norman took the feature win. Chad Estes, No. 83, was fourth and Justin McCullough, No. 47, was fifth. Jones, Hammond, D. Smith, T. Smith, and Batt, rounded up the top ten. Fourteen cars started the feature..

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Hobby Stock Feature Winner: Shannon Dulock, No. 47, does it again. Shannon picked up another feature win. Jeremy Oliver, No. 82, was a close second, Hayden White, No. 8w3, was third, Wesley Warren, No. 75, was fourth, and Jordan Kornegay, No. 21j, was fifth. Brunson, Williams, and Underwood, rounded out the field. Eight cars started the feature.

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Factory Stock Feature Winner: It doesn't look very pretty, but it's fast. Greg Andrews, No. 12, held off a good field of cars to take the feature win. Chris Richardson, No. 8, was second, Tracy Baker, No. 22b, was third, Ray Kemp Jr., was fourth and Ryan Hopkins, No. 4, was fifth. Morosky, Arden, Homeyer, Gaston, and Guenat, rounded out the top ten. Eighteen cars started the feature.

Kyle Wilkins beautiful Factory Stock.

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Jr. Mini Stock Feature Winner: Colton Rawls, No. 08, is the man to beat. He took the Jr. Mini Stock feature win again. Bradley Warren, No. 34w, was second, Jake Smith, No. 26, was third, Austin Moore, No. 88, was fourth and Blake Clark, No. 88c, was fifth. 

600 A-class Feature Winner: Marcus Thomas, No. 15t, made it look easy. Marcus took the checkered flag for the win. Bryan Debrick, No. 10, was second, Jeb Sessums, No. 65, was third, Anton Hernandez, No. 25, was fourth and Trevor Goad, was fifth. Adams, Baccus, Neilson, Bryant, and Morgan, rounded out the top ten. Twelve cars started the feature. 

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Restrictor Feature Winner: Gary Paul Guffet Jr., No. 8g, held off Jarret Hjorth, No. 58h, for the feature win.

It turned out to be a beautiful night for racing. 

The perfect parts wagon.

The Kids really enjoyed the Kid's Silver Rush. 

Heart O Texas Speedway's next racing program will be Friday, September 16, and will feature a full race program plus the Mod Lites!

For more information, go to: www.heartotexspeedway.com

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