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Jeff Hoegh was the $1,000 Jack Bagby Memorial IMCA Modified feature winner at Heart O Texas Speedway

Jeff Hoegh was the IMCA Modified feature winner. 

By Don Cook
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Heart O Texas Speedway (Elm, Mott, TX)
March 1 (Friday)

Heart O Texas Speedway kicked off their 53rd consecutive racing season with the Annual Jack Bagby Memorial Race. Jack was a successful car owner and strong supporter of Heart O Texas Speedway for many years and is a member of the Wall of Fame. It was a chilly night, but the race fans heated up to some HOT racing action that consisted of seven classes of cars that included a new class this season the IMCA Sport Compacts. A good field of seventeen IMCA Modifieds were racing for $1,000 to win!

Next Friday, March 8, Heart O Texas Speedway will host another exciting program. The Annual Gordon Woolley Classic featuring the ASCS Elite Non-Wing Sprint Car Series. You don’t want to miss this one! Check out all the exciting racing action and family fun below from Friday night!

Modified Feature Winner: Jeff Hoegh, No. 97j, said that they had been trying to win of one of these for about four years! Jeff mentioned that "CAM Chassis" Chase Allen had built him a new car for 2019. It looks like it paid off. Jeff held off Eric Tomlinson, No. 45t, and led all twenty-laps of the feature for the exciting $1,000 Jack Bagley Memorial IMCA Modified win. Having a strong run for third was Chris Morris, No. 94,  David Goode Jr., No. 7g, was fourth and Kevin Green, No. 5, was fifth. J. Radcliff, C. Daniel, M. Carrell, D. Goode Sr., and M. McCarthy, rounded out the top ten. Seventeen cars started the feature.

Chris Morris, No. 94, had a solid run for third in his new IMCA Modified.

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

SportMod Feature Winner: "Old Guys Rule"! Sid Kiphen, No. 58, held off Damon Hammond, No. 116, for the feature win. James Hanusch, No. 777, was third, Taylor Florio, No. 21t, was fourth and Eddie Grmela, No. 11g, was fifth. W. Warren, C. Brunson, C. Cogburn, H. Wade, and J. Shepperd, rounded out the top ten. Sixteen cars started the feature.

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

Stock Car Feature Winner: Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, is on a roll! Jeffrey picked up another Istock feature win for the young season! Jason Batt, No. 9, was a close second, Damon Hammond, No. 116, was third, Westin Abbey, No. 12, was fourth and Travis Norman, No. 3x, was fifth. D. Kennemer, E. Thompson, B. Owens, R. Vann, and A. J. Dancer, rounded out the top ten. Twelve cars started the feature.

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

Street Stock Feature Winner: Wade White, No. 68, picked up where he left off last year. Wade got another feature win! Kevin Smith, No. 57, was third, David Khoury, No. 173, was fourth and Jerry Frydrych, No. 13, rounded out the top five. E. Thompson, B. Gaston, C. Cockrell, K. Boytis, and D. Garcia rounded out the top ten. Fifteen cars started the feature.

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

Factory Stock Feature Winner: A good race between Dalton Faulkner, No. 27, and Shannon Dulock, No. 47. Dalton took the exciting Factory Stock feature. Melvin Kemp Jr., No. 54, was  third, Cameron Cook, No. 04, was fourth and Westin Abbey, No. 77w, was fifth. N. Dixon, K. Ramey. A. Simcik, M. Guenat, and S. McFarlin, rounded out the top ten. A full field of twenty-eight Factory Stocks were in the pits.

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

Sport Compact Feature Winner: Brian Schoemnbaum Jr., No. 719, got passed Derek Cates, No. 580, on the last lap, for the feature win. Dan Webre, No. 481, Steven Bevills, No. 7s, Jack Lewis, No. 97, Anthony Vandenberg, No. 99, Zach Martin, No. 361z, and Gage Fuller, No. 91, rounded out the field. 

To view a video of the Sport Compact feature, click below:

Jr. Mini Stock/Limited Feature Winner: Jesse Shepperd, No. 17, was the winner. Trevor Cogbirn, No. 601, and Jeff Bauser Jr., No. 730, rounded out the field.

To view videos of the Heat races, click below:

Stock Cars, SportMods, and Sport Compacts, click below:

Modifieds, Street Stocks, and Factory Stocks, click below:

Come out to Heart O Texas Speedway and check out all the improvements to the track.

Next Friday, March 8, Heart O Texas Speedway will host another exciting program. The Annual Gordon Woolley Classic featuring the ASCS Elite Non-Wing Sprint Car Series plus a full race program. You don’t want to miss this one!

For the latest HOT information, go to: www.heartotexasspeedway.com

Stacy Kolar is the OFFICIAL Photographer for Heart O Texas Speedway!

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Heart O' Texas Speedway kicks off its 53rd consecutive racing season with the Jack Bagby Memorial Race

Heart O Texas Speedway honors "Bud" Jarosik and Jack Bagby with the Jack Bagby Memorial Race.

By Don Cook
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Heart O Texas Speedway (Elm Mott)
March 1 (Friday)

Heart O Texas Speedway News:

Friday, March 1, will mark the 53rd consecutive year of racing at the Heart O Texas Speedway. HOT will kick off the 2019 racing season with the Jack Bagby Memorial Race. Jack Bagby was a long time race car owner and supporter of the speedway and a member of the speedways Wall of Fame. It is opening points night with the IMCA Modified division racing for $1,000 to win. The 2019 season will see a few changes from seasons past. The introduction of the IMCA Sport Compacts on a rotating basis this year and the transition year of the Jr Minis/Limiteds class will see some new faces and cars in that division. See the 2019 HOT racing schedule below for a list of all the great events each and every week of the season this year. We hope that everyone can make it out to catch some of the greatest racing action each and every Friday Night. There will be magnetic schedules available for all the racers, and fans and drivers to pick up this Friday night at the ticket booths and souvenir stand.
Classes on the show card for this week are the: IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Stock Cars, IMCA Southern Sport Mods, Street Stocks, Factory Stocks, IMCA Sport Compacts and Jr Minis/Limiteds. Gates open at 6:00 pm. Races Starts at 8:00 pm.

For the latest HOT information, go to: www.heartotexasspeedway.com

IMCA Modifieds will be running for $1,000 to win!

Be sure and pick up your FREE magnetic Heart O Texas Speedway 2019 schedule at the ticket booth or souvenir stand.

Heart O Texas Speedways opens the 2019 season with the Jack Bagby Memorial race Friday, March 1. This is the first points race of the season with the IMCA Modifieds racing for $1,000 to win. We hope to see you there!

For the latest HOT information, go to: wwww.heartotexasspeedway.com

Stacy Kolar is the OFFICIAL Photographer for Heart O Texas Speedway!

For all your photo needs, see Stacy at: southernsassphotography

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Kennedale Speedway Park kicks off the 2019 racing season with their Annual Spring Kick-off!

By Don Cook
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Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale)
February 21-23 (Thursday-Saturday)

Kennedale Speedway Park kicks off the 2019 racing season with their Annual Spring Kick-off! Thursday (Feb. 21) is a practice night from 7 pm to 10 pm with a party in the pits to follow! Friday and Saturday (Feb. 22-23) gates open at 3 pm with racing starting at 6 pm. Both nights will host a complete show featuring the IMCA Modifieds, IMCA SportMods, IMCA Stock Cars, and the exciting Factory Stocks. KSP will also be hosting the final two nights of the 2nd Annual Sniper Speed LoneStar Stock Car Tour (LSSCT)! NASCAR fan favorite Kenny Wallace will be racing Fri/Sat in the LSSCT also! For the latest information, go to: www.raceksp.com

The 2019 LoneStar Stock Car Tour Champion will be crowned Saturday night at Kennedale Speedway Park.

The LSSCT schedule: Sat, February 16, 2019 @ Abilene Speedway; Sun, February 17, 2019 @ 281 Speedway; Mon, February 18, 2019 @ 281 Speedway; Tues, February 19, 2019 OFF; Wed, February 20, 2019 OFF; Thurs, February 21, 2019 Practice/Party @ KSP; Fri, February 22, 2019 @ KSP and Sat, February 23, 2019 @ KSP. 

NASCAR veteran Kenny Wallace will be racing a Stock Car Friday and Saturday night.

Kennedale Speedway Park kicks off their 2019 racing season with their Annual Spring Kick-off  (Thurs-Sat) February 21 - February 23! For the latest info, go to:  www.raceksp.com

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John Gober gets gold with $1,000 win at Kennedale Speedway Parks 4th Annual Bryan Mize Memorial

Richard Snider received a special award for all his hard work at the track.

By Don Cook
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Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale)
November 24 (Saturday)

Kennedale Speedway Park hosted the final race of the 2018 racing season with the 4th Annual Bryan Mize Memorial! Bryan Mize was a friend and crew member of Kevin Sustaire Motorsport, who passed away on August 20, 2015. Bryan would have been pleased, because Saturday turned out to be a beautiful day for racing. A good crowd was on hand and there were over 140 race teams in the pits. The featured class was the $1,000-to-win IMCA Modifieds, plus the IMCA SportMods, IMCA Stock Cars and the exciting Factory Stocks. Check out all the racing action from Saturday night below!

Photo: Karen Davis

Modified feature winner: John Gober, No. 52, got past William Gould, No. 60, on the last lap, of the 20-lap feature, to take the exciting $1,000-to-win Modified feature. Matt Guillaume, No. 50, was third, Matt Martin, No. 11, was fourth and Cody Leonard, No. 12, was fifth. Michael Ables, J.P. Dowell, Ronnie Bell, Chris Bragg, Cody Shoemaker, Richard Brown, Mike Hathcock, Larry Adams, Archie Whitt, David Goode Sr., Ryan Williams, Raymond McSpadden, Darrell Campbell, Garrett Higgins, and Charlie Theme rounded out the field. Twenty-cars started the feature.

Matt Guillaume had a top three finish.

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

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

Photo: Karen Davis

SportMod feature winner: Dean Abbey, No. 26, was your run-a-way feature winner! Sid Kiphen, No. 58, was second, Jon White Jr., No. 8j, was third, Brandon Watson, No. 68, was fourth and Kevin Manning, No. 81, was fifth. David Bolt, Jeff Shepperd, Blaine Shives, James Hanusch, Billy Brierton, G.W. Egbert, Tyler Bragg, Brandon White, Stephen Torrez, Ryan Powers, Michael Dabney, Kirk Williams, Tommy Grimes, Jack Franklin, and Robert Scriven rounded out the field. Twenty-cars started the feature. 

Sid Kiphen had a solid second place finish.

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

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

Photo: Karen Davis

Stock Car feature winner: Good race between Austin Smith, No. 313, and Damon Hammond, No. 116. Austin appeared to get the win, but was later DQ'd! Hammond was declared the feature winner, George Egbert, No. 70, was second, Andy Roller, No. 63, was third, Tyler Muirhead, No. 22t, had a good run for fourth and Bryan Schutte, No. 7x, was fifth. Dennis Bissonnette, Cary White, Levi Hodges, Steven Orebaugh, J.D. Davis, Dean Abby, Brad Engstrom, Ronnie Christopher, Bryce Pritchett, Brent Cargal, Richard Brownlee, G.W. Egbert, Brandon Taylor, Kirk Martin, and Adam Smith, rounded out the field. Twenty-cars started the feature.

Adam Smith had a fast car but didn't pass tech.

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

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

Photo: Karen Davis

Factory Stock feature winner: "Flyin" Ryan Powers, No. r12, held off Cameron Cook, No. 04, for the feature win. Calvin Williams, No. 11w, was third, Walter Hamilton, No. 14, was fourth and Blake Clark, No. 27, was fifth. Jason Cook, Jason Hauser, Bryce Pritchett, Dustin Sprouse,  Michael Martin, Lance Hanson Jr., Tommy Williams Jr., Dustin Choate, Kenny Magar, Devin Manning, Jamie Herring, Timothy Holder, Matt Rust, Leroy Bernard, and Dean Abbey, rounded out the field. Twenty-cars started the feature. 

Cameron Cook was a close second in the feature.

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

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

A good crowd was on hand to watch the Bryan Mize Memorial.

Thanks to Triton Custom Metal Works LLC  for the beautiful Bryan Mize Trophies.

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Kennedale Speedway Park would like to thank all our race fans and racers for a great 2018 season! Happy Holidays to everyone and we look forward to seeing you next year for an exciting 2019 Kennedale Speedway Park racing season! For the latest info, go to:  www.raceksp.com

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Terry Phillips was the $10,000 Summit USMTS Southern Nationals feature winner at Kennedale Speedway Park

 A great crowd was on hand to watch some racing on a beautiful evening until the rains came.

By Don Cook
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Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale)
November 3 (Saturday)

It was shaping up to be a November to Remember at Kennedale Speedway Park. The Summit Racing Equipment USMTS Southern Nationals was host to over two hundred race cars, including the Modifieds, Limited Modifieds, and Factory Stocks. Sadly seventeen laps into the 60-lap, $10,000-to-win Modified finale feature, the rains came. Terry Phillips, No. 75, was declared the Southern Nationals Modified feature winner! Adam Willis, No. 10m, took home the $5,000 prize in the Limited Modified feature and Justin Whitehead, No. 36, took home the $5,000 prize in the Factory Stock finale. Check out all the exciting racing action from Saturday night below!

Photo: Karen Davis

Terry Phillips was the $10,000 Summit USMTS Southern Nationals feature winner. 

Modified feature winner: Terry Phillips, No. 75, was the $10,000-to-win feature winner. Johnny Scott, No. 1st, was second, Dereck Ramirez, No. 4r, was third, Clyde Dunn Jr., No. 88xxx, was fourth and Bo Day, No. 4d, was fifth. Kale Westover, Jack Sartain, Tyler Townsend, Jake Gallardo, and Troy Taylor, rounded out the top ten. William Gould, Rodney Sanders, Joe Duvall, Kyle Brown, Logan Robertson, A.J. Vasquez, Marvin Skinner, Josh McGaha, Kevin Rutherford, George White, David Winslett, Chris Henigan, Ryan Gustin, Stormy Stott, Matt Guillaume, and Carlos Ahumada, rounded out the field. Twenty-six cars started the feature.

Veteran Terry Phillips, from Springfield, MO, took home the top prize this weekend.

The USMTS 2018 Southern Series Champion Johnny Scott got $5,200 for second place.

Dereck Ramirez, No. 4r, had a solid third place finish for $3,300.

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

Photo: Karen Davis

Limited Modified feature winner: Adam "White Lightening" Willis, No. 10m, was the $5,000-to-win feature winner! Rodney Sanders, No. 25d, was second, Dustin Robinson, No. 10, was third, Rowdy Day, No. 20d, was fourth and Shane Hebert, No. 9, was fifth. Bobby Ruffin, Kevin Manning, Kevin Sustaire, Dean Abbey, and Tommy Davis Jr., rounded out the top ten. Tanner Houston, James McCreery, David Bolf, Kevin Rowland, Jacob Pirkle, Dan Day, Jimmy Day, Brandon Watson, James Skinner, Jon White Jr., Thomas Blackwell, Rodney White, Kale Westover, and Adam Roy, rounded out the field. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

Several cars were involved in a 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:

Photo: Karen Davis

Factory Stock feature winner: Justin Whitehead, No. 36, was the $5,000-to-win feature winner. Chris Henigan, No. L100, was second, Rodney White, No. 38dd, was third, Brett McMillin, No. 61, was fourth and Ralo Pilkington, No. 22, was fifth. Jeffrey Abbey, Lee McCollough, Tommy Williams Jr., "Flyin" Ryan Powers, and Lance Hansen Jr., rounded out the top ten. Keith White, Bryce Pritchett, Weston Abbey, Dylan Moss, Jason Cook, Kelly Lockey, Justin McNeill, Frank Lackey, Jason Gamez, Dustin Sprouse, Cameron Cook, Jeff Hauser, Charles Jones Jr., and Kevin Manning, rounded out the field. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

Chris Henigan, No. L100, had a solid run for second.

Rodney White, No. 38dd, had a top three finish.

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

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Kennedale Speedway Park will host the POWRi Lucas Oil National Midget Championships Friday and Saturday, November 9-10. For the latest info, go to: www.powri.com

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It was qualifying night at Kennedale Speedway Park for the Summit Racing USMTS Southern Nationals

Current USMTS points leader Johnny Scott is locked into Saturdays $10,000 to win Modified feature. 

By Don Cook
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Kennedale Speedway Park (Kennedale)
November 2 (Friday)

Kennedale Speedway Park hosted night one of the inaugural Summit Racing Equipment USMTS Southern Nationals. The racing event was shortened because of the heavy rains that the track received earlier in the week. A special thanks to Bo Rawdon, Tony Dycus and crew for all their hard work to get the track ready to race. Current Summit USMTS Southern Series, presented by Production Jars, points leader Johnny Scott, No. 1st, from Las Cruces, N.M., headed a star studded field of Modifieds. Along with the Modifieds, there were the Limited Modifieds, and Factory Stocks. Friday night all three classes ran dual qualifying heats. Over TWO HUNDRED race teams were in the pits. This is shaping up to be a November to Remember! Racing continues Saturday evening with racing action starting at 5 p.m.! Check out all the exciting heat racing action from Friday night below!

Local veteran racer George White in locked into Saturdays feature.

Modifieds (Top 12 locked into Saturdays $10,000-to-win $800 to start A-main): George White, Terry Phillips, Dereck Ramirez, Bo Day, Jack Sartain, Ryan Gustin, Clyde Dunn Jr., Kale Westover, Kevin Rutherford, Johnny Scott, Marvin Skinner, and Triston Dycus rounded out the top twelve.

To view a video of some Modified heat racing action, click below:

Rodney Sanders driving the d25 is locked into Saturdays feature.

Limited Modifieds (Top 12 locked into Saturdays $5,000-t0-win A-main): Kevin Manning, Adam Willis, Rodney Sanders, Rowdy Day, Tommy Davis  Jr., Dustin Robinson, Shane Hebert, James Skinner, Adam Roy, Brandon Ball, James McCreery, and David Bolf rounded out the top twelve.

To view a video of some Limited Modified heat racing action, click below:

Cameron Cook had a strong run to lock himself into Saturdays feature.

Factory Stocks (Top 12 locked into Saturdays $5,000-to-win A-main): Cameron Cook, Ralo Pilkington, Chris Henigan, Justin Whitehead, Brett McMillin, Lance Hansen Jr., Charles Jones Jr., Keith White, Jason Cook, Frank Lackey, Jeff Hauser, and Jeffrey Abbey rounded out the top twelve.

To view a video of the Factory Stock heat racing action, click below:

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Summit USMTS Southern Nationals November to Remember continues at Kennedale Speedway Park Saturday, Nov. 3. For the latest info, go to: www.usmts.com

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Cory Davis was the inaugural Dirt Dominator $10,000 winner at Heart O Texas Speedways annual Fall Classic

Cory Davis was the $10,000 winner of the inaugural Dirt Dominator event. 

By Don Cook
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Heart O Texas Speedway (Elm Mott)
October 27 (Saturday)

Heart O Texas Speedway wrapped up its 2018 racing season with the 21th Annual Fall Classic! Due to the recent rains, Friday was a rough night, but hats off to the Heart O Texas Speedways crew that worked so hard to get this show in. Saturday the pits were packed with close to THREE HUNDRED race cars! Saturdays showcard included the IMCA Modifieds, IMCA 305 Sprints, IMCA SportMods, IMCA Stock Cars, Factory Stocks, and Street Stocks. Heart O Texas Speedway also hosted the 3rd Annual Dwarf Car Nationals, the IMCATV sponsored $10,000 to win inaugural Dirt Dominator event plus a kids Trick or Trick at intermission! Check out all the family fun and exciting racing action from Saturday night below!

Dirt Dominator $10,000 feature winner: Cory Davis, No. 28, from Eunice, NM, was the $10,000 winner of the IMCATV inaugural Dirt Dominator event! Cory, driving the IRP Chassis Modified, defeated Kevin Sustaire, No. 71k, Modified.

Dirt Dominator $1,000 feature winner: Chase Allen, No. 6, was the $1,000 winner of the Dirt Dominator consolation race. Tom Berry Jr., No. 11x, had a good run, but settled for second. Fifteen cars started the race.

Photo: Jason Wolla

IMCA Modified $5,000 feature winner: Jason "Big Show" Wolla, No. 27w, was the $5,000 Modified feature winner. Anthony Roth, No. 60, was second, Tom Berry Jr., No. 11x, was third, Jeffrey Abbey, No. 37, was fourth, and Kelly Shryock, No. 3, was fifth. John Gober, Garrett Higgins, Cory Davis, Kevin Green, and Eric Tomlinson, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature. 

Anthony Roth, No. 60, had a solid run for second.

Kelly Shryock, No. 3, had a top five finish.

Joel Bushore from Boone, IA and his impressive v6 Modified.

Tommy Williams Jr., No. 151, was involved in a bad wreck during his qualifying race.

IMCA Sprint feature winner: Jake Burbank, No. 74, from Arvada, CO, was your feature winner. Kevin Ramey, No. 7m, was second, Chad Koch, No. 35k, was third, Claud Estes III, No. 74e, was fourth and D.J. Estes, No. 74, was fifth. Marcus Thomas, Zane Lawrence, Logan Scherb, Jacob Harris, and Gary Floyd, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

Kyle Dale, No. 44, a future Sprint car driver.

IMCA SportMod feature winner: Gabe Tucker, No. 95, was the SportMod feature winner. Jeff Shepperd, No. 17, was second, Garrett Rawls, No. 4g, was third, Brandon Geurin, No. 12, was fourth and James Guyton, No. 68, was fifth. Eddie Grimes, T.J. Green, Tyler Bragg, Taylor Florio, and Michael Martin, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-seven cars started the feature.

Tanner Whitmire, No. 101, was involved in a bad wreck during his qualifying race.

IMCA Stock Car feature winner: Benji Kirkpatrick, No. 4725, was the feature winner. Dillion Smith, No. 03e, was second, Damon Hammond, No. 116, was third, Billy Wade, No. 22, was fourth and Tyler Muirhead, No. 22t, was fifth. Andy Roller, Austin Smith, Bryan Schutte, A.J. Dancer, and Travis Norman, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-two cars started the feature.

IMCA Street Stock feature winner: Shane Priddy, No. 766, was the feature winner. Brandon Hood, No. 1b, was second, Kevin Smith, No. 77, was third, Will Arnold, No. 7a, was fourth and James Hanusch, No. 777, was fifth. Tim Ellis, Robert Black, Joe "Dirt" Williams, Aaron Leddy, and Tommy Garcia, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-one cars started the feature.

IMCA Factory Stock feature winner: Local Jeffrey Abbey, No. 77j, defeated a strong field for the Factory Stock feature win. Dalton Faulkner, No. 127, was second, Brandon Hood, No. 1b, was third, Ryan Hopkins, No. 4, was fourth and Shannon Dulock, No. 47, was fifth. Kevin Manning, Tommy Williams Jr., Mike Marusak, Tyler Moore, and Chris Watson, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

Dwarf Cars PRO feature winner: Shawn Jones, No. 3c, had one of the fastest cars and he proved it with a $1,500 feature win. Taylor Hunter, No. 146, was second, John Roan, No. 71, was third, Joe Frock, No. 16d, was fourth, and Darren Brent, No. 57t, was fifth. Ryan Diatte, Mac Marmon, Michael Grenert, Dustin Rude, and Jeff Patterson, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

Asher Motorsports, No. 74, and their beautiful Dwarf car.

Dwarf Cars VERS feature winner: Tim Fitzpatrick, No. 14d, was the feature winner. Ed Griggs, No. 84, was second, David Kulhanek, No. 56, was third, Jason Reavis, No. 626, was fourth and Aaron Stephens, No. 23h, was fifth. Scott Prejean, Dylan Budnik, Joe Fisher, Troop Miller, and Frank Politelli, rounded out the top ten. Twenty-four cars started the feature.

Brayden Becker doing some tire prep on his Dwarf car.

The kids enjoyed the Trick or Treat on the track during intermission.

Future racers getting some play time in the dirt.

Race fans enjoyed testing their racing skills in the R U Racing simulator.

Heart O Texas Speedway would like to thank all the racers and race fans who supported them this season. Have a great off season and Heart O Texas Speedway hopes to see everyone next year for an exciting 2019 racing season! 

For the latest HOT information, go to: www.heartotexasspeedway.com

Stacy Kolar is the OFFICIAL Photographer for Heart O Texas Speedway!

For all your photo needs, see Stacy at: southernsassphotography

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Heart O Texas Speedway hosts the 21st Annual Fall Classic this Thursday - Saturday Oct. 25 - 27!

HEART O TEXAS SPEEDWAY NEWS:

The 21st Annual Fall Classic Update. Heart O Texas Speedway has gotten a break from Mother Nature and the track and facility is in good shape for this coming weekend. HOT will begin packing hard the pits tomorrow and working the track to make it the best racing surface possible. We do have forecast rain for Wednesday only and we should be in good shape for the weekend. We have been in contact with Barry Braun with IMCA TV and there may be a slight change on the date for the dirt dominator. It will still be run this weekend but we may shift it to the beginning of the show on Saturday. Once a final decision is made we will update everyone. With that being said... fill those haulers and point your vehicles to the Heart O’ Texas Speedway this weekend for the 21st Annual Fall Classic and 3rd Annual Texas Dwarf Car Nationals!

In short Heart O Texas Speedway is a GO for this coming weekend.

Hope to see everyone at the track!
Also don’t forget we will be trick or treating with the kids during intermission on Saturday night so bring some candy or hero cards to give away!

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