Fwd: Kingsport Speedway racing for Friday, June 1 canceled

 

Kingsport Speedway NASCAR Whelen All-American Series racing for Friday, June 1 canceled due to unfavorable National Weather Service forecast

 

By Robert Walden
Kingsport Speedway Media/Public Relations

 

KINGSPORT, Tenn. — Racing action scheduled for Friday, June 1 at Kingsport Speedway has been canceled after track promoter Robert Pressley has been closely monitoring the National Weather Service forecast, which calls for possible significant precipitation overnight Thursday and continuing throughout the day and into the evening hours on Friday.

 

"Unfortunately one thing nobody can control is the weather," said Kingsport Speedway promoter Robert Pressley. "I've been checking the National Weather Service forecast for Friday on the hour tonight up to midnight, and to be quite honest it just doesn't look favorable for racing action Friday night. We've had great weekly racing up to this point in the season and that's what keeps the fans coming out every Friday night. One thing I have to take into consideration is we have race teams that travel several hours each week to participate at Kingsport Speedway. And those drivers have fans that travel to watch them from North Carolina, Virginia and throughout East Tennessee. With the cost of fuel it takes for these race teams and fans to travel to the track, and with the forecast predicted, I just feel it's best to cancel the racing for Friday, June 1.

"We'll have twin 30-lap features next Friday for the Late Model Stocks, along with racing action in Street Stock, Pure 4, Legends and Rookie Pure 4. I thank each and everyone for supporting Kingsport Speedway, and look forward to seeing everyone next Friday, June 8 for another round of 'Friday Night Heat on the Concrete' in the Model City."

 

Kingsport Speedway is located at 2961 North John B. Dennis Highway. For more information, call the office at (423) 288-5992, track promoter Robert Pressley at (828) 215-2077, or visit the Web site at www.NewKingsportSpeedway.com

 

 For the National Weather Service forecast in Kingsport click the following link: http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?CityName=Kingsport&state=TN&site=MRX&lat=36.5296&lon=-82.5569 

NASCAR Whelen All-American Series racing scheduled Friday, June 1 at Kingsport Speedway

 

   

 

'Racing Electronics Night at the Races' scheduled Friday, June 1 at Kingsport Speedway

 

KINGSPORT, Tenn. — An exciting NASCAR Whelen All-American Series racing program - Racing Electronics Night at the Races - is scheduled Friday, June 1 at Kingsport Speedway, featuring action in Late Model Stock, Street Stock, Pure 4, Legends and Rookie Pure 4.

 

The pit gate opens Friday, June 1 at 12 p.m. (noon), with the grandstands and tier-parking gates opening at 5:45 p.m. Practice is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m., to be followed by qualifying at 7 p.m. After the invocation and national anthem at 8 p.m., the green flag will wave for the first feature at 8:05 p.m.

Adult grandstand admission $10, with kids 12-and-under admitted free. Adult tier-parking admission $10 per person (plus a $10 vehicle parking spot fee). Pit passes are $25 with a NASCAR license, $35 without a license. NASCAR license forms are available at the track office during the week, and they will also be available at pit sign-in the day of event.

Tell your family, friends, neighbors and co-workers all about the exciting, action-packed weekly "Friday Night Heat on the Concrete" racing programs at Kingsport Speedway. You don't want to miss it!

Kingsport Speedway is located at 2961 North John B. Dennis Highway. For more information, call the office at (423) 288-5992, track promoter Robert Pressley at (828) 215-2077, or visit the Web site at www.NewKingsportSpeedway.com. 

*** NOTE: Open practice is scheduled at Kingsport Speedway on Thursday, May 31 from 3:30 p.m. until dark. Pit admission $20 per person.

 

KINGSPORT SPEEDWAY DIVISIONAL POINT STANDINGS HEADING INTO FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2012

"DALTON DIRECT CARPETS" LATE MODEL STOCK

1. Daniel Pope II #16-Smyrna, TN - 251 (3 Wins)
2. Nate Monteith #44-Blountville, TN - 235 (4 Wins)
3. Zeke Shell #97-Johnson City, TN - 226 (2 Wins)
4. (Tie) Paul Nogradi Jr. #02-Clinton, TN - 195
    Hayden Woods #87-Piney Flats, TN - 195

"ABSOLUTE PLUMBING" STREET STOCK

1. Roger Neece #22-Clintwood, VA - 269 (8 Wins)
2. Rob Austin #25-Castlewood, VA - 252 (1 Win)
3. Roby Orr #52-Glade Spring, VA - 231
4. Chris Tunnell #6-Wise, VA - 223
5. Tony Ward  #7-Kingsport, TN - 207

PURE 4

1. (Tie) Jason Ketron #28-Kingsport, TN - 278 (2 Wins)
    Keith Helton #9-Kingsport, TN - 278
3. John Ketron #26-Kingsport, TN - 274 (5 Wins)
4. Chris Neeley #94-Kingsport, TN - 268 (2 Wins)
5. Jeremy Hughes #57-Kingsport, TN - 259

Lewis Slagle #9-Asheville, NC (1 Win)

LEGENDS

1. Tyler Goodwin #64-Kingsport, TN - 326 (9 Wins)
2. Zack Walton #38-Blountville, TN - 284 (2 Wins)
3. Adam Gray #37-Kingsport, TN - 274
4. Drew Shortridge #32-Abingdon, VA - 265
5. Aaron Lawson #31-Kingsport, TN - 251

ROOKIE PURE 4

1. Jimmy Hillard #74-Knoxville, TN - 246 (1 Win)
2. Robin Hughes #75-Kingsport, TN- 242 (1 Win) 
3. Tim Abelseth #66-Bristol, TN - 227 (1 Win)
4. Danny Pless #5-Kingsport, TN -198
5. Dylan Bates #6-Kingsport, TN - 190 (2 Wins)

Pie Short #1-Abingdon, VA (1 Win)
Lee Shults #74s-Rogersville, TN (1 Win)
Steve Skeen #55-Mount Carmel, TN (1 Win)
John McClanahan #33-Grundy, VA (1 Win)

Wilson Powers To Win #3 At Crossville Raceway

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By: Thomas Montgomery

 

Brooklyn Montgomery

 

Crossville, TN (May 26th) - Crossville Raceway was in action once again on a beautiful Saturday night. The headliner for the night was in the Street Stock class. The Best One Tire Street Stock Shootout promised to be an action packed thrill ride.

 

The Street Stocks qualified for the event, and at the end of qualifying it was #77 Travis Reno and #11 Raymond Sheppard running the exact same time of 15.82. Reno was awarded the pole for the feature because he qualified before Sheppard. The 25-lap feature started with Reno grabbing the lead ahead of #10B Bradley Lewelling and Sheppard. Sheppard took over second on lap 2. Lewelling reclaimed second on lap 4, however, one lap later Sheppard retook the spot. Sheppard continued to move forward as he took the lead on lap 6. #55 Duke Lowe powered into third on lap 9. Lowe moved into second on lap 11. Lap 13 saw Reno slip back into second. On lap 20 Lowe once again took back second away from Reno. Lewelling moved past Reno for third on lap 20. Meanwhile up front, Sheppard cruised the remaining laps to pick up the big $500 first prize. Lowe was second, Lewelling took home the third place bonus money from Ujunkdit.com , Reno fourth, and #7 Jason Savage rounded out the top five.

 

In Late Model action, 22 cars signed in on this night, and it was #10 Chris Wilson setting fast time with a lap of 13.66. In the Hoosier Dash, it was #77 Perry Delaney taking the win, with #5J Jesse Lowe finishing second, and Wilson rounding out the top three. Heat race #1 saw #07 Jason Cardwell take the win, with #34 Freddy Simpson finishing second, and #77 Robby Reagan rounding out the top three. In the heat race #2 #84 Buddy Knox took the win, with #4X Joe Cline in second, and #5M Scott Shelton rounding out the top three.

 

 The 30-lap Late Model feature took a couple of tries to get it started, but once it got going Wilson jumped into the early lead. Lowe was in second, Delaney in third, #32 Jason Manley fourth, and #B00 Josh Henry in fifth. #07 Jason Cardwell moved into fifth on lap 2. On lap 13 #8 Trent Mullinax drove into fifth. Up front Wilson extended his lead to half a lap, as he cruised to his third win of the year at the track. Lowe finished second, Delaney was third, Mullinax fourth, and Cardwell rounded out the top five.

 

The Front Runners saw #709 Jakeup Choate and #L92 Lucas Presley take the heat race wins. At the start of the 20-lap feature, Choate pulled into the lead, with Presley and #J27 JD Rector in third. On lap 3 #R16 Robert Stone took over third. Lap 10 saw Choate have mechanical issues, as he was forced into the infield pit area. This gave the lead to Presley. Presley held off a hard charging Stone to take the win. Rector finished third, #92 Nick Adams was fourth, and #T91 Nathan Adams rounded out the top five.

 

The Mini Stocks had a great feature as #92 Nick Adams and #L92 Lucas Presley was running first and second at the start, with #92 Jason Qualls following closely in their tire tracks. Adams and Presley ran side by side for the next 10 laps. On a lap 13 green-white-checker restart Adams took the lead with Presley in second and Qualls in third. On the white flag lap in turns one and two, Qualls squeezed by Presley for second. Coming out of turn four, Qualls powered past Adams for his second win in a row. Adams was second, Presley third, #31 Mike Brown was fourth, and #15 Tony Lewis finished fifth. Nick Adams won the heat race.

 

 In the Jr Hornets #A198 Kelly Morton took the heat race win. On lap 5, Morton started having mechanical problems, which allowed #4 Kane Pelfrey to get past her for the lead. Pelfrey lead the remaining laps to pick up his fourth win of the year. #17 Carlie Mullinax was second, #K46 Kenzie Kirkland third, and Morton fourth.

 

 Next Saturday at Crossville Raceway will be "Schools Out 4 Summer!" With Championship points racing in all divisions. Check out our website for all the information you need www.crossvilleraceway.net

 

 

 

Crossville Raceway Results

 

5/26/12

 

The Best One Tire of Crossville Street Stock Shoot-Out

Street Stocks: 1. #11 Raymond Sheppard 2. #55 Duke Lowe 3. #10B Brad Lewelling 4. #77 Travis Reno 5. #7 Jason Savage 6. #17X Joe Freels 7. #83 Jeff Savage 8. #7J Michael Young 9. #9 Jonathan Sims 10. #72 Matt Young (DNS) #9 John Ross

Late Models: 1. #10 Chris Wilson 2. #5J Jesse Lowe 3. #77 Perry Delaney 4. #8 Trent Mullinax 5. #07 Jason Cardwell 6. #B00 Josh Henry 7. #66 Deke Waters 8. #77 Robby Reagan 9. #34 Freddy Simpson 10. #357J John Hooks 11. #4X Joe Cline 12. #34 Nick Davis 13. #32 Jason Manley 14. #25 Lynn Selby 15. #75 Shannon Elrod 16. #84 Buddy Knox 17. #58 Kenny Cobble 18. #00 Ruben Mayfield 19. #5M Scott Shelton 20. #357 Brian Hooks (DNS) #1 Cody Brun (DNS) #76 Jeff Walker

Front Runners: 1. #L92 Lucas Presley 2. #16R Robert Stone 3. #J27 JD Rector 4. #92 Nick Adams 5. #T91 Nathan Adams 6. #57 Stephen Conley 7. #157 Michael Conley 8. #709 Jakeup Choate 9. #3 Matthew Sullivan 10. #717 Amelia McClain 11. #07 Ronny Braddam

Mini Stock: 1. #92 Jason Qualls 2. #92 Nick Adams 3. #L92 Lucas Presley 4. #31 Mike Brown 5. #15 Tony Lewis

Junior Hornets: 1. #4 Kane Pelfrey 2. #17 Carlie Mullinax 3. #K46 Kenzie Kirkland 4. #A198 Kelly Morton

Mason Mingus; Win-Tron Racing Wrestle To Top-15 At Toledo Speedway

TOLEDO, Ohio (May 22, 2012) - - Brentwood, Tennessee native Mason Mingus undoubtedly gave a worthy performance in his Toledo Speedway debut Sunday afternoon during the running of the Menards 200 presented by Federated Car Care.

 

Saturday morning started incredibly early for the rising ARCA star. After competing in a track meet for his High School team on Friday night, the 17-year old was able to get well rested after winning their relay and earning them a spot to state finals this Friday. Now, focused on racing, after practice on Saturday, the team led by NASCAR crew chief Mark Rette adjusted their No. 32 Call 811 Before You Dig Toyota Camry accordingly for Menards pole qualifying presented by Ansell. During time trials, the aggressive set-up paid off for Mingus after he laid down the eighth quickest lap. 

 

The green flag waived shortly after 2:00 p.m. Sunday afternoon with the teenager having to fiercely battle for respect and room on the racetrack. Able to stay in the top-10 during the event's first 10 laps, the next 50 laps saw Mingus fight for a spot safely in the top-15. With every driver unwilling to give an inch and Mingus digging deep from behind the wheel, the Tennessean was hovering in 19^th when the caution flag waived on lap 63.

 

Under the yellow, Rette brought his driver to pit lane for a routine-two tire pit stop and a chassis adjustment hoping to give Mingus a little better car control as the fifth race of the season pressed on. Steadily and cautiously moving forward, Mingus was able to work his way back into the top-15 by the half-way point.

 

Encouragement from his team was uplifting for the driver behind the wheel which resulted in better lap times on the racetrack. When the yellow flag waived shortly after the hallway-way mark for chaos on the backstretch, Rette offered yet again to bring his driver to pit lane for routine service. Restarting the race in 19^th, Mingus once again would have to carve his way back towards the lead pack for the lap 117 restart.

 

Holding his own safely in the top-17 and on the lead lap, the caution flag waived with just 50 laps, remaining which gave Rette an opportunity to pit four new tires on the No. 32 Call 811 Before You Dig Toyota Camry giving his driver the much needed grip to make it to the end of the race.

 

Restarting 18^th, Mingus had moved into 15^th by lap 167 and climbed to 13^th by lap 172, but the young-gun would find himself in a wad of racecars where gracious respect would not be shown to the rookie and beating and banging would ensue for position knocking Mingus back two positions to 15^th by the time the checkered flag flew.

 

"Other than just some cosmetic damage, it's a 15^th place finish, but we deserve more, so much more," offered Mingus following the race. "You know, we worked hard on making our Call 811 Before You Dig Toyota Camry stronger throughout the weekend and even during the race. We made some strides – but it was just hard to race out there. I was overdriving the car at the start of the race, but I felt by the end of the race, I was really on the right path."

 

He added,"We're past the point of finishing in the top-15 and top-10; we need to be racing closer to the front. Elko's next and the team tells me it's a lot like Illiana Motor Speedway, so I'm looking forward to that and hopefully putting ourselves back near the front where I feel like we belong."

 

Nate Thiesse, co-car owner of the No. 32 entry offered his thoughts on Sunday's results. "We know that Mason isn't satisfied with 15^th, but he learned a heck of a lot out there and truly did a great job. It was a rough race for a lot of people from start to finish and track position proved to be pivotal to success. In the end, the car is intact and Mason gained valuable seat time and that is what's most important. Sometimes in this business, you don't always get the finish you want or deserve, but you just pick up the pieces and move on and that's exactly what we're going to do for Elko, which is our turf!"

 

Next up on the tour is the sixth stop of the season at Elko (Minn.) Speedway, a new track for the series' 60^th anniversary tour. The Akona 200 presented by Federated Car Care is set for Saturday, June 2. The green flag is set to fly shortly after 8:00 p.m. in the one-day show with live timing and scoring plus radio coverage available through the ARCA Racing Network online at ARCARacing.com.

 

Further information including driver opportunities with Win-Tron Racing is available by visiting win-tronracing.com or contacting Nate Thiesse at 612.306.1641

 

Learn about Call 811 Before You Dig and what it can do for you by connecting to call811.com.

 

For more on Mason Mingus, please visit MasonMingusRacing.com.

 

About Win-Tron Racing:

 

Located in Lakeville, Minnesota, Win-Tron Racing is the home of one the most potent ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards single-car operations. Owned by former racers Kevin Cywinski and Nate Thiesse, the team since has acquired the assets of County Joe Racing has become a favorable fixture on the circuit. Since Win-Tron Racing's inception in 2007, the team has hosted a variety of drivers including leading drivers James Buescher, Blake Bjorklund, Justin Marks and Matt Merrell to their first career ARCA victories. In 2012, the team will begin its sixth year of competition with current drivers Chris Windom and Mason Mingus.

 

PHOTO CAPTION: The No. 32 Call 811 Before You Dig Toyota Camry in the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards for Win-Tron Racing driven by Mason Mingus.

 

PHOTO CAPTION II: Mason Mingus, driver of the No. 32 Call 811 Before You Dig Toyota Camry in the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards for Win-Tron Racing.

 

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TEAM COMMUNICATIONS CONTACT:

NAME: Chris Knight, Knight Motorsports Management   

PHONE: 239.834.9797                        

EMAIL: chris@chrisknightpr.com

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Monteith’s Friday night Kingsport Speedway victory overturned following post-race inspection

 

Racing at Kingsport Speedway on Friday, May 18, 2012, a protest from second-place finisher Daniel Pope II toward first-place (winner) Nate Monteith included a top to bottom of motor inspection by Officials of Kingsport Speedway and NASCAR Director of Weekly Racing Lynn Carroll, which included all parts - intake, heads, valves, crank, cam, lifters, carburetor, bore and stroke. The piston-ring package was the only parts not to pass NASCAR Kingsport Speedway inspection. The final conclusion was the winner be declared Daniel Pope II, with all other drivers advancing one finishing position. 

Robert Pressley

Kingsport (TN) Speedway Promoter
(828) 215-2077

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Monteith Racing Press Release: 5/21/12

 

Monteith's Friday night Kingsport Speedway victory overturned following post-race inspection

 

BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. — Defending Kingsport Speedway NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Late Model Stock champion Nate Monteith of Blountville, recorded what was his apparent fourth feature win of 2012 Friday night. However, following a post-race protest from second-place finisher Daniel Pope II, and the ensuing ruling by NASCAR Director of Weekly Racing Lynn Carroll, the victory has been overturned due to piston-ring discrepancy.

 

"This is a first for me in my racing career," Monteith said from his race shop Monday afternoon. "Through all of my victories last year at Kingsport Speedway and to start the 2012 racing season, as well in 200-plus career Late Model Stock starts, I've never had an engine not pass post-race technical inspection. I recently changed engine builder just two weeks ago and, Upchurch Racing Engines wasn't able to get my new motor completed in time for the next race at Kingsport Speedway. They had an engine sitting over to the side at their business and agreed to let me run it until they finished up my new engine.

 

"The borrowed loaner engine, up until 2010 everything inside of it was legal for NASCAR weekly racing competition. However, in the rush to allow me to get this borrowed motor back from North Carolina to Tennessee and get it put in the race car, there was just an honest oversight in the engine builder not even thinking about what (piston) ring package the motor had installed. The rings were only .003 out of spec, less than thickness of a sheet of notebook paper. This deal is what it is, and we'll just move forward from here. You hate getting an apparent win taken from you. But I guess the true character of a champion is how you face adversity, and we're going to face it head on. I know we've got a good race team assembled and we'll just come back stronger than ever."

The 30-year-old Monteith and the True Line Construction Co./KBM Commercial Properties/Pizza Plus/BSA Security Co./Performancenter Racing Warehouse/Upchurch Racing Engines/Griffin Radiators/Circle Racing Wheels/Pro Fabrication Exhaust/Hayworth Racing Brakes/Amsoil/Brown & Miller Racing Solutions/Five Star Race Car Bodies/ProParts Engineering Performance/The Joie of Seating/Sherwin-Williams/Primetime Designs Race Decals/WD Performance/Monteith Racing/No 44 Chevrolet Impala, will be back in action this coming Friday night at the .375-mile banked concrete Kingsport Speedway oval.

 

For more information regarding Nate Monteith, visit www.NateMonteith.com or follow him on social media via Twitter at http://twitter.com/#!/natemonteithand on Facebook at Nate Monteith. To contact Monteith Racing call (423) 340-2004.

 

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Crossville Raceway 5/19 Story and Results

 

Delaney Makes It Two in a Row at Crossville Raceway

By: Thomas Montgomery

Brooklyn Montgomery

 

Crossville, TN (May 19th) – This Saturday at Crossville Raceway, it was O'Reilly's Race Night, with championship points racing in all classes. The very fast track on this night provided some intense racing action throughout the night.

 

In Late Model qualifying, it was #00 Ruben Mayfield setting fast time with a lap of 13.44. The Hoosier Late Model Dash saw #77 Perry Delaney take the win, with Mayfield finishing in second, and #5J Jesse Lowe rounding out the top three. In the Late Model heat race, #25 Lynn Selby took the win, with #8 Trent Mullinax finishing in second, and #77 Robby Reagan rounding out the top three.

 

The 30-lap Late Model feature saw Delaney grab the lead, with Mayfield in second, Lowe in third, #45 Doug Smith was running fourth, and #302 Robert Stutts in fifth. Delaney and Mayfield battled it out tooth and nail in the early stages of the race. On lap four #4X Joe Cline took over fifth. On lap ten Lowe took over second from Mayfield. Mayfield did not give up and he moved back into second on lap sixteen. Smith motored his way to third on lap twenty-one. Cline moved passed Lowe for fourth on lap twenty-four. Delaney took the checkered flag for the second week in the row, Mayfield finished second, Smith was third, Cline fourth, and Lowe rounded out the top five.

 

#84 Jason Savage won yet another heat race in the Street Stock division to put him on the pole in the feature. The feature started with Savage at the point, #9 John Ross in second, and #10B Bradley Lewelling in third. On lap two Lewelling took second away from Ross. One lap later Lewelling took over the lead from Savage. #0Z John Cook took over third from Ross on lap six. Lewelling would go on to lead the remaining laps and pick up the victory in his first appearance at the track this year. Cook finished second, #83 Jeff Savage was third, Jason Savage was fourth, and Ross rounded out the top five.

  

The Front Runner class saw #A93 Nathan Adams and #31 Mike Brown winning the heat races to put each driver on the front row in the feature. A scary moment came in heat race #1 when #3 Matthew Sullivan barrel rolled two to three times down the front stretch. Sullivan emerged from the car sore but okay.    Brown grabbed the lead at the start of the feature, with Nathan Adams in second, #T91 Tim Adams was in third, #L92 Lucas Presley fourth, and #07 Ronnie Braddam in fifth. On lap three #709 Jakeup Choate took over fifth. Lap four saw Tim Adams get by Nathan Adams for second, a lap later Presley grabbed third away from Nathan Adams. On the same lap Presley moved into second. #J27 JD Rector moved into fifth on lap seven. Rector continued his move to the front, as he took over fourth on lap nine. On lap ten Presley took over the lead from Brown. On a lap eleven restart Tim Adams and JD Rector got by Brown for second and third. On lap thirteen JD Rector moved into second. Presley extended his lead, and led the remaining laps by a margin over JD Rector. Nick Adams was third, Choate fourth, and Nathan Adams rounded out the top five.   

 

 The Chevette class started with #92 Jason Qualls winning the heat race. The twenty-lap feature saw #65 Todd Spivey jump into the lead ahead of Qualls. These two drivers battled it out until the white flag lap, when something on Spivey's motor let go. Qualls seized the lead and crossed the stipe first to take the win. #15 Tony Lewis finished in second, Spivey was third, and #2 Jeff York finished in fourth.

 

#17 Carlie Mullinax won the Jr. Hornet heat race. The feature saw #4 Kane Pelfrey jump into the lead at the start. Mullinax was running in second, #A198 Kelly Morton was running third, and #K46 Kenzie Kirkland fourth. On lap three Morton took over second. Four laps later, Morton's engine began sputtering allowing Mullinax to get back in second. Meanwhile up front Pelfrey drove a flawless race to grab yet another win. Mullinax finished second, Kirkland was third, and Morton finished fourth.

 

 Next week Crossville Raceway will hold the Tennessee Street Stock Championship. All Divisions will also be in action. Check out our website, crossvilleraceway.net, for further information.

 

Crossville Raceway Results

 

5/19/12

 

O'Reilly's Race Night

 

Late Models:  1. #77 Perry Delaney 2. #00 Ruben Mayfield 3. #45 Doug Smith 4. #4X Joe Cline 5. #5J Jesse Lowe 6. #77 Robby Reagan 7. #302 Robert Stutts 8. #8 Trent Mullinax 9. #25 Lynn Selby 10. #34 Nick Davis 11. #7 Scotty Evans 12. #5M Scott Shelton 13. #1 Cody Brun

 

Street Stocks:  1. #10B Bradley Lewelling 2. #0Z John Cook 3. #83 Jeff Savage 4. #84 Jason Savage 5. #9 John Ross 6. #94 Kevin Burchfield (DNS) #7 DeWayne Jones

 

Front Runners:  1. #L92 Lucas Presley 2. #J27 JD Rector 3. #T91 Nick Adams 4. #709 Jakeup Choate 5. #A93 Nathan Adams 6. #31 Mike Brown 7.  #57 Stephen Conley 8. #717 Amelia McClain 9. #69 Joey McIntire 10. #46 Cody Rector 11. #07 Ronnie Braddam (DNS) #3 Matthew Sullivan

 

Chevettes:  1. #92 Jason Qualls 2. #15 Tony Lewis 3. #65 Todd Spivey 4. #2 Jeff York

 

Junior Hornets:  1. #4 Kane Pelfrey 2. #17 Carlie Mullinax 3. #K46 Kenzie Kirkland 4. #A198 Kelly Morton