Grant Enfinger wins Prairie Meadows ARCA 150 at Iowa Speedway
(NEWTON, Iowa) – Grant Enfinger picked up a new sponsor this week that allowed him to come to Iowa Speedway. It turned out to be a good move. Enfinger, in the No. 90 Motor Honey-Casite-Advance Ford, won the Prairie Meadows 150, for his second victory of the season.
“I’m pretty excited right now,” Enfinger said. “It’s a good feeling.”
Kyle Weatherman won the SCOTT Rookie of the race award by finishing second in the No. 11 LoneStarProductions.com-United Nissan Dodge, Chad Boat third in the No. 84 amenzone Fitness-Billy Boat Performance Exhaust Toyota, Corey LaJoie fourth in the No. 17 Dewey’s Automotive-Medallion.com Ford and Kyle Benjamin fifth in The Ad Man Toyota.
Enfinger, from Fairhope, Ala., led from lap 90 to 111, was passed by Boat, then grabbed the lead back a lap later. Weatherman took the lead on lap 124 and stayed there until Enfinger got by him on lap 144 and held on for the victory. The key, he said, was finding a high line groove on the race track.
“We were on the bottom and Weatherman went by me like I was standing still. I couldn’t believe how high he was running,” Enfinger said. “We went up there and had a lot of grip and we were running as fast as him. I was reeling him in and he got up there a bit and we got by him. (more…)
COLUMBUS, MS – William Thomas of Phenix City, AL battled to his third Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model Series win of the season on Sunday night in the Carl Hogan Automotive 50 at Magnolia Motor Speedway driving the Alexander’s Industrial Service GRT. The lead changed hands three times before Thomas took command on lap 41 and collected the $3,000 top prize.
Saturday Night Auburndale Speedway was an action packed night of racing. We had eight classes competing and putting on a show for the fans. The winners in each class are as follows:
This past Saturday night saw the FL United Promoters Series return to “The Friendliest Track in the South” Citrus Co. Speedway for the running of the Sunoco 100 Presented by Karnac.com. With twenty two Super Late Models and fifteen Legends making the trip to Inverness for another night of spectacular racing in all classes. At the wave of the green, the field chased Sarasota’s Jesse Dutilly for 26 laps as he built a commanding lead before the nights 1st caution can out for a broken radiator on the #47 of Keith Zarvel. Back to racing Daniel Webster worked his way from his 7th position starting spot to overtake Dutilly on lap thirty nine. Webster checked out from the rest of the field lapping everyone but the top five with the help of a long green flag run until lap 74 for a spin by Naples Billy Bigley Jr.. On the restart Anderson SC competitor Eric Stokes collected Daryl Shelnut, George Gorham Jr. and track favorite Scott Grossenbacher going into turn one, all four were done for the night. With Webster in the lead, he was challenged by Mike Bresanhan and series points leader Wayne Anderson who had come from his 11th starting spot. After 3 outside lane restarts Webster’s “Hot Rod” was to strong for Bresanhan and Anderson, at the checkered it was Webster, Bresanhan, Anderson, Jeff Scofield, rookie contender Anthony Cataldi rounding out the top five. In the 6th -10th slots were Herb Neumann Jr., Dutilly, Dylan Bigley, Daniel Keene Jr. & Todd Brown 
A Full night of classes were on the racing card for the night at the Full Throttle Speedway Aug 10th. After a few weeks break, the Full Throttle Speedway returned to racing action with 9 classes that had some great racing action.
Jefferson, GA (July 20, 2013)- In spite of the rain showers and threats of storms, Gresham Motorsports Park was able to see an exciting evening of racing at the JEGS Pro Late Model 100. Pro Late Models started the night off with 100 green-flag laps and Mini Stock, Sportsman, Renegade, Truck and Outlaw Late Model races followed.