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Larry Brazil tops TBARA at Desoto

by Marty Little

BRADENTON, Fla. – Larry Brazil, Jr. held off the late race challenges of Dude Teate to win Saturday night’s 30 lap TBARA feature event at DeSoto Super Speedway.

Pole sitter David Retzlaff hustled into an early lead over Johnny Gilbertson and Brazil but the first yellow of the night waved on lap six for D.J. Hoelzle’s flat tire. On the restart it was Retzlaff still in commad but Brazil had taken up the challenge with Teate a close third. Less than a lap was complete before Tommy Nichols jumped a wheel of Shane Butler’s No. 18 and ricocheted hard into the outside wall to bring out the red flag. Nichols was unhurt but finished for the evening.

The green waved to begin lap seven with Retzlaff, Brazil and Teate in line at the front but Sonny Hartley’s mount shredded a right rear tire and the yellow waved once again. On the restart Brazil got a jump on Retzlaff and made the pass for the lead into turn one with Teate gaining the runner up spot.

Brazil continued to pace the event but Teate shadowed his every move looking for a way past. Finally, on lap 23 Teate used a lap car as a pick and took the top spot only to have the yellow wave for the spinning car of Joey Aguilar. The lineup revered back to the last green flag lap and Brazil went back in front over Teate, Butler and Bo Hartley.

The last seven laps were without incident and Brazil scored his first victory of the season. Teate claimed runner up money over Butler, Bo Hartley and Ben Fritz. Aguilar recovered to checker sixth ahead of Retzlaff, Steve Heisler, Jimmy Alivs and Gilbertson.

Heat races were won by Brazil, Butler and Retzlaff.

The 2010 tour’s next event is back at DeSoto on Saturday, April 17.

First heat (8 laps) – 1. Brazil, 2. DeCaire, 3. Aguilar, 4. Fritz, 5. Heisler, 6. Alvis.

Second heat (8 laps) – 1. Butler, 2. Nichols, 3. Teate, 4. Gilbertson, 5. Darvalies, 6. Faulconer, 7.Stephens.

Third heat (8 laps) – 1. Retzlaff, 2. Hoelzle, 3. S. Hartley, 4. B. Hartley, 5. Hurst, 6. L. J. Brazil

Feature (30 laps) – 1. Larry Brazil, Jr., 2. Dude Teate, 3. Shane Butler, 4. Bo Hartley, 5. Ben Fritz, 6. Joey Aguilar, 7. David Retzlaff, 8. Steve Heisler, 9. Jimmy Alvis, 10. Johnny Gilbertson, 11. Troy DeCaire, 12. Steve Darvalies, 13. Sonny Hartley, 14. Tommy Nichols, 15. D.J. Hoelzle, 16. Frankie Hurst, 17. Larry J. Brazil, 18. Skeeter Faulconer. DNS – Dakotah Stephens.

By Jane Smith|2010-03-29T03:14:42-04:00March 29th, 2010|DeSoto Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Kevin Macy tops Mods at Auburndale

By Carol Andrews

We had another awesome night of racing at Auburndale Speedway with the Pro Challenge Cars making their 1st appearance at the track this year, the winners in this division along with the other division are as follows:

Pro Challenge

1-#4 Jarrett Snowden

2-#25 Paul White

3-#8 Sene Capps

4-328 Randy Guck

5-#56 Mark Landis

6-#55 Jordan Martin

7-#1 Jacob Calloway

N/S #99 Carlie Lewis

N/S# 2 Harley Johnson

Mini Stocks

1-#21 Fred Harrison Jr

2-#3 Chris Narramore Sr

3-#42 Chris Spring

4-#33 Donnie Guy

5-#88 Kevin Steadman

6-#83 Shane Yoder

7-#1 Bill Bell

8-#46 Randy King

9-#4 Marilyn McCrary

10-#2 Dwight Ryals

11-#90 Danny Pearson

12-#89 Shawn Jenkins

13-#53 Everett Wisby

Bandeleros

1-#38 Cameron White

2-#96 Teddy Lively

3-#48 Andy Metz

Legends

1-#59 Jake Perkins

2-#38 Gerald White Jr

3-#17 Dave Gleason

4-#8 Justin Brown

5-#22 Mason Ketterman

6-#59x John INman

7-#7 Dakota Baggette

8-#83 Danielle Stratton

9-#99 Leroy Moore

N/S# 4R Zach Napoleon

Scramblers

1-#9 Ashton Hunt

2-#52 Gary Brown Jr

3-#00 Chad Cutting

4-#66 Brian Tyre

5-#62 Richard Brown

6-#71 Dave Canfield

7-#48 Chase Pointer

8-#42 Mike Bauer

9-#28 Kimberly Gullett

N/S #4 Scott Russ

N/S#7 Tony Tidwell

Open Wheel Modified

1-#19 Kevin Macy

2-#56 James Wright III

3-#87 Keith Lilley

4-#3 Harold Cannon

5-#98 Wayne Morris

6-#03 Kyle Bookmiller

7-#75 Bobby Blake

8-#00 Shawn Harper

9-#11 Jimmy Wilkins III

10-#01 Von Pope

11-#9 Ron Armillei

12-#35 Ron Abney

13-#6 Billy Bechtelheimer

N/S#76 James Wilkins

N/S#42 Richie Smith

Modified Mini

1-#38 Burt Morse

2-#89 Scott Sharpe

3-#55 Mike Sweet

4-#15 Jason Rendell

5-#33 Mike Allen

6-#07 Bruce Anderson

7-#45 Dennis Jones

8-#09 Jessica Robbins

9-#26 Jimmy Pugh

N/S#44 Mike Lawhorn

N/S#18 Jason Bertsch

V-8 Bombers

1-#42 Brandon Duscherer

2-#96 Larry Chumney II

3-#111 Josh Borem

4-#60 Greg Valdez

5-#17 Andy Harvard

6-#05 Buddy Phillips Jr

7-#89 Preston Davis

8-#56 James Wright Sr.

9-#0 Paul Bookmiller

10-#14 Donnie King

11-#5 Sonny Miles

Next Saturday April 3, 25 Lap TRUCK RACE, Sportsman, Street Stocks, V-8 Bombers, Scramblers, Mini Stocks, Legends, Bandeleros, Dwarfs and Kids Club. Also Easter Candy given by the drivers to all of the fans. Racing starts at 7PM. For more information call 863-551-1131 or log on to www.auburndaleracing.com

By Jane Smith|2010-03-29T02:57:34-04:00March 29th, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Sean Bass Wins Sunoco National Tour at New Smyrna Speedway

NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY
SUNOCO NATIONAL TOUR
SOUTHERN SALUTE 200
OFFICIAL RESULTS – 03.27.10

SUNOCO NATIONAL TOUR – SOUTHERN SALUTE 200

1. #128 Sean Bass
2. #25 Brent Downey
3. #40 Bryan Ortiz
4. #08 Joey Gase
5. #17 Tanner Berryhill
6. #76 AJ Henricksen
7. #28 Terry Horak
8. #31 Brian Blum
9. #85 Austin Kirkpatrick
10. #9 Chase Elliott
11. #33 Casey Caudill
12. #5 Cameron Hagin
13. #76 Bob Varney

PRO-TRUCKS

1. #20 Anthony Sergi
2. #11 Robert Strader Jr
3. #20x Sam Watts

SUPER STOCKS

1. #21D Mike Dahm
2. #1 Dale Sorrensen
3. #21M Maureen Dahm

By Jane Smith|2010-03-28T05:41:39-04:00March 28th, 2010|New Smyrna Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off

Crouse Extends Career Record at East Bay

By: Larry Jewett

3/27/2010

There are plenty of drivers who would be happy with 26 feature wins in a career, but imagine winning features in 26 consecutive seasons. For Roger Crouse, it’s a reality as Crouse picked up the Gagel’s Auto Parts Open Wheel Modified main to add to his personal streak.

Crouse had to make his way past Austin Sanders to grab the lead for the prestigious win. The pass came late after Crouse slipped past for second just before the halfway mark. Three laps later, Crouse made his move and pulled away from the field. With the win coming so early in the season, the pressure is off to keep the streak alive. Sanders kept second ahead of Bruce Harvey who rebounded from an early race incident. John Bradley and Shane Burrows collected top five finishes. Heats went to Buzzie Reutimann and Bradley.

“We put a hard tire on the left rear tonight,” said Crouse. “We don’t usually do that and the track was coming in for us.”

The Outlaw 4s started the night with heats going to Amanda Rogers and Billy Howard. Bo Howard had the early lead, but spun in turn two to jam up the crowd. The race had trouble getting going with few laps completed after 15 minutes, due to several cautions. Billy Howard caught the lead, but saw Matt Haynes blast by on lap 8. A lap later, Billy Howard was back in front. Haynes and Rogers tangled on the frontstretch, slipping Rogers back to fourth. Billy Howard picked up his first win of the year, ahead of Haynes, Brian Danforth, Rogers and Travis Staats. “I wish my dad had been here to see this,” said the winner. “ I want to thank the 2 for racing me clean.”

James Hook, Thomas Pratt and Buck Woodhouse won heats in the Street stocks, who saw wild action in their 15-lap feature. A 21-car feature saw Jarod Gay grab the early lead and hold off Donnie Reed, the division point leader. Deeper in the field, Mike Wilson and Gary Sheffield made contact on the frontstretch with Sheffield ending up on his roof. The driver was not injured. On the restart, Reed managed to slip past Gay. Defending feature winner Thomas Pratt was the car on the move in the late stages, but Pratt ran out of laps. Reed picked up his second feature win of the year, ahead of Pratt, Gay, Buck Woodhouse and Ed Hill

In the Racecar Engineering Late Models, the Peacock name stayed in Victory Lane, but this time it was Wallace Peacock. Two-time feature winner Josh Peacock could do no better than second. Bryan Bernhardt charged to third after a visit to the tail. Fourth went to Travis Varnadore while Jimmy Waldrop claimed fifth. Bernhardt, Steve Mathis and Jack Nosbisch Jr. won preliminaries.

The Limited Late Models saw Forrest Gough and J.R. Prather Jr. as heat winners. Only one caution permeated the 15-lap main. John Bradley shot to the lead to go wire-to-wire for his first feature win of the season. The defending champ of the division was chased to the line by Phillip Cobb, who matched his second place from last week. Gough, Jason Pope and Tommy Evonosky completed the top five.

The Florida Old Time Modifieds heat was taken by Lars Amundsen with the feature going to Tommy Zwally.

ASA sanctioned racing returns to East Bay Raceway Park on Saturday, April 3, 2010. The Racecar Engineering Late Models, East Bay Sprints, Street Stocks, Outlaw 4s and motorstats.com 4 Cylinder Bombers are in action. To commemorate Easter, fans aged 12 and under will take part in an Easter candy giveaway. For more information go to www.eastbayracewaypark.com or call the track office.

By Jane Smith|2010-03-28T05:40:07-04:00March 28th, 2010|East Bay Raceway Park, Race Results|Comments Off

Ocala Speedway Rained Out

by BJ Cavin

Due to heavy rains that swept across Florida during the overnight hours, Ocala Speedway will unfortunately be forced to cancel racing for tonight, Friday, March 26th. After a valiant effort by the track crew to get the clay into racing shape, it became apparent by 2:45 this afternoon that there was no way that racing could happen, so the decision was made to cancel tonight’s events.

In addition, the practice scheduled for Saturday, March 27th is also canceled. Ocala Speedway owner Mike Peters says that the track is so saturated that he feels that it cannot be worked in and ready in time to practice as scheduled.

The irony of the situation does not sit well with Mike Peters, who knows that tonight would have provided almost perfect weather for a night of racing action. He offers his apologies to the racers and fans, and hopes that they understand the circumstances that led to the cancellation.

By Jane Smith|2010-03-27T03:27:04-04:00March 27th, 2010|Bubba Raceway Park, Race Results|Comments Off

Anthony Sergi tops Pro Trucks at Orlando SpeedWorld

ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD
OFFICIAL RESULTS – 3.26.10

PRO-TRUCKS

1. #20 Anthony Sergi
2. #00 Whitney Poole
3. #121 Andy Leserra
4. #63 Zach Curtis
5. #99 Brent Tyler
6. #17 Ken Lilley
7. #54 Zach Harris
8. #18 Jason Rosarius
DNS #03 Wayne Skinner

E-MODIFIEDS

1. #12 John Zidek
2. #93 Bruce Gayton
DNS #15 Bruce Packer

SPORTSMAN

1. #20 Justin Reynolds
2. #66 Andy Nicholls
3. #57 Eddie Furtak
4. #60 Richard Fiore
5. #45A Adam Soukup

MINI-STOCKS

1. #3 Steve Griffin
2. #92 Pedie Allison
3. #85 Rex Hollinger
4. #97s Scott Jarrett
5. #15 Casey Loeffler

SUPER STOCKS

1. #16 David Gould
2. #77 Justin Reynolds
3. #23 Shannon Kelly
4. #316 Joe Bandur
5. #35 Ray Mullis
DQ #721 John Bennett

LEGENDS CARS

1. #2 Jimmy Norman
2. #12 Critter Saille
3. #6 Jim Rix
4. #8 Donovan Ponder

STRICTLY STOCKS

1. #0 Bill Loomis
2. #19 Ricky Solomon Jr
3. #8x Luis Guillen Jr
4. #30 Shane Sutorus
5. #27 Dan Binda
6. #26 Joe Ponder
7. #51 Wes Railing
8. #27x Scott Tyler

BANDOLEROS – YOUNG GUNS

1. #27 Shawn Hooven
2. #17 Mark Hooven

BANDOLEROS – BANDITS

1. #14 Matthew Green
2. #30 Noah Cornman

By Jane Smith|2010-03-27T03:19:45-04:00March 27th, 2010|Orlando Speedworld, Race Results|Comments Off

Alldredge tops Pure Stocks at Columbia

SPORTSMAN

1. #8 Wesley Keller
2. #16 Brian Hull
3. #44 Charles Seroki
4. #14 Oral Tanner
5. #06 Josh Wise
6. #11 John Mitchell
7. #21 Sean Monaghan
8. #20 Tony Kuhr
9. #13 Marty Wood
10. #121 Gordon Cade
DNS #1M Matt Walker

PURE STOCK

1. #39 Tim Alldredge
2. #7K Jason Kight
3. #22 Randy O’Neal
4. #18 John Roling
5. #96 Don Cruce
6. #7P Tim Parrott
DNS #15 Justin Ellison

V-8 BOMBERS

1. #22 Stan Lang
2. #10 Alex Lang
3. #27 Nathan Huffingham
4. #15 Derek Davis
5. #8 John DeSotle
6. #7 Shawn DeSotle
7. #16 Mike Parsell
8. #23 Beverly Harry
DQ #54 Eric Hoffman
DNS #02 Mark Chinell

HORNETS

1. #2 Brad Daugherty
2. #1 Donald Davis
3. #99 John Windham
4. #1 Mike Parsell
5. #09 Ed Petrow
6. #44 Carl Taylor
DNS #4 A.J. Mikesell

By Jane Smith|2010-03-24T16:50:14-04:00March 24th, 2010|Columbia Motorsports Park, Race Results|Comments Off

SCOFIELD CLEANS UP IN WILD F.A.S.T LATE MODEL RACE AT AUBURNDALE SPEEDWAY

by Dave Westerman

It was the biggest night of the year Saturday evening at Auburndale Speedway. The weather was great, the stands were packed and the pit area was jammed with 116 cars set to do battle.

Twenty-four Late Model teams signed in for the first-ever Florida All Stars Tour race at Auburndale and Plant City’s Jeff Scofield quickly made everyone take notice as he blistered the track with a lap of 13.37 seconds in qualifying. Young Jason Vail of Clermont was second quick at 13.46 with FAST Tour point leader Wayne Anderson third quick at 13.50 followed by Kevin Ingram at 13.53. Ron Lofquist and Tyler Laing tied for fifth quick time at 13.60.

Time Trials were red flagged near the mid point for a violent crash involving local favorite David King. King had just taken the green flag for his qualifying attempt when the throttle apparently hung wide open and he smashed into the turn one wall. The top-notch construction of his racer was evident as King quickly scampered out unscathed although the front end of his machine was shoved in a couple of feet. (more…)

By Jane Smith|2010-03-23T01:05:06-04:00March 23rd, 2010|Auburndale Speedway, Front Page News, Race Results|Comments Off

Gamble and Barsness Make It Two In a Row at Volusia Speedway Park

Barberville, FL (March 21, 2010) It was a perfect Saturday evening at Volusia Speedway Park as the second race night of the 2010 season took place. Fans and racers welcomed spring and the warmer temps.

Heat races were run with Jason Davis and Darell Padgett taking the Daytona Dodge Chrysler Jeep Late Model wins. Aaron Barsness and Corey Holley take the Taylor Racing Products Sportsman heat wins. The Budweiser (Quality Brands) Modifieds saw Jeff Matthews and Larry Burkins take the heat wins. The Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks saw Mike Eubanks and Trevor Gamble take those heat wins.

Intermission was especially fun for the kids as two basketball goals were towed onto the track for the kids vs. the drivers. Kids participating in Volusia’s March Madness were Cameron Brevveman 10 years old, Dusty Adkins 9 years old, Brandon Sutterfield 9 years old, Samuel Baistow 10 years old, Jacob Inabrett 9 years old, William Inabrett 10 years old, Anthony Troy 10 years old, Olivia Floyd 9 years old, Mia Schell 9 years old, and Jenna Kleinman 9 years old.

For the drivers’ side it was Shaun Daugharty, David Clegg, Jason Davis, Rob Underwood, and Larry Burkins. Two sessions were thrown with the kids beating out the Volusia drivers each time.

Taylor Racing Products Sportsman took to the track for their 20 lap feature with Matt McGillivrary on the pole and Paul Shead on the outside pole. Paul Shead took the early lead but it was a short green as the caution came out on lap 2 for Marc Kinley who had spun in turns 1 and 2. Restart saw Shead on the outside and McGillivray on the inside with Shead taking the point once again over Aaron Barsness, Matt McGillivrary, Cory Holley and Shaun Daugharty.

Multiple cautions occurred throughout this event and in the final laps, the caution comes out again on lap 17 for Holley who has spun in turn 4. With three laps left to go Barsness has the point on the restart followed by Daugharty, Paul Shead, McGillivrary, and Drew Smith. Daugharty puts the heat on Barsness and tries to take over but Barsness quickly shuts the door. Justin Merry spins in turn 4 as the field goes to the checkered with Aaron Barsness taking his third straight win over Shaun Daugharty, Paul Shead, Matt McGillivrary, and Drew Smith.

The Budweiser (Quality Brands) Modifieds saw Wayne Hammond on the pole and Dale Murray on the outside pole. Two attempts at starting this raced resulted in multiple car disturbances in turns 1 and 2.

The third time is the charm with Jamie Carter on the inside and Rob Underwood on the outside to finally start the 20 lap contest. Carter takes the point over Matthews, Underwood, Hammond and Corbin.

Cautions continue to plague the Budweiser Modifieds, and finally Carter builds up a significant lead over Hammond with almost every modified on the track having some kind of damage from the night.Jamie Carter takes the win for his first feature win of 2010 over Wayne Hammond, Jeff Matthews, Rob Underwood and James Smith.

Kevin Durden had the pole for the Daytona Dodge Chyrsler Jeep Late Model feature with David Clegg on the outside pole. The race goes green as Clegg takes the point over Durden, Wood, Davis and Chappell. Dillon Wood finds his way to the front and exchanged places with Clegg several times during this event. In the end experience wins out with the “Sod Father” taking the checkered for his first feature win in 2010 followed by Dillon Wood, Donnie Chappell, Darell Padgett, and Jason Davis.

Last but never least, it is the Daytona Sportswear Street Stocks with Tim Hughes on the pole and Jody Wells on the outside pole. The green is out as Hughes takes the point. Gamble puts the heat on Hughes and takes over the point followed by Hughes, Jody Wells, Steve Oldaker, and Mark Maresca.

Gamble builds up a strong advantage over the field as he looks for his second straight win of the season. Gamble is followed by Hughes coasting comfortably in second, while the real action takes place for third, fourth and fifth. Oldaker, Wells, Maresca and Mike Eubanks exchange places several times before Gamble takes the checkered for his second straight win of the 2010 season over Tim Hughes, Steve Oldaker, Jody Wells, and Mark Maresca.

OFFICIAL RESULTS, VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK, MARCH 20, 2010

DAYTONA DODGE CHRYSLER JEEP LATE MODELS
1. #07 David Clegg
2. #26W Dillon Wood
3. #25 Donnie Chappell
4. #46P Darell Padgett
5. #145 Jason Davis
6. #56 Kevin Durden
7. #32P Jeff Phipps
8. #J17 Joe Kump
9. #16 Shane Williams
10. #3 Billy Boyd, Jr.
11. #41 Barry Sheffield
12. #33 Jeff Matthews DNS

BUDWEISER (QUALITY BRANDS) OPEN WHEEL MODIFIEDS
1. #15 Jamie Carter
2. #48 Wayne Hammond
3. #33 Jeff Matthews
4. #09 Rob Underwood
5. #40 James Smith
6. #40K Kyle Bronson
7. #91 Trever Boettcher
8. #66 Dale Murray
9. #75C Scott Mooers
10. #90 Mark Buie
11. #OK Kent Corbin
12. #54 Larry Burkins
13. #67 Garret Stewart
14. #410 P.J. Wiggins DNS
15. #41D Darron Smith DNS
16. #96 Randy Hecker DNS

TAYLOR RACING PRODUCTS SPORTSMAN
1. #11 Aaron Barsness

2. #00 Shaun Daugharty
3. #80 Paul Shead
4. #95 Matt McGillivrary
5. #29S Drew Smith
6. #46 Richard Wells, Jr.
7. #10 Steve Shead
8. #17K Marc Kinley
9. #38 Collin Wright
10. #17H Blaise Hetznecker
11. #18 Justin Merry
12. #11c Corey Holley
13. #57 Karl Haas
14. #05 Dan Lane, Sr. DNS
15. #56C Scott Sansom DNS

DAYTONA SPORTSWEAR STREET STOCKS
1. #64 Trevor Gamble
2. #54 Tim Hughes
3. #51 Steve Oldaker
4. #11W Jody Wells
5. #77M Mark Maresca
6. #18E Mike Eubanks
7 #2S Mick Kulak
8. #11S James Smith
9. #66V Greg Vandergriff
10. #13 Phil Brown

By Jane Smith|2010-03-22T17:48:17-04:00March 22nd, 2010|Race Results, Volusia Speedway Park|Comments Off

Joey Aguilar tops TBARA at Five Flags Speedway

by Marty LittlePENSCAOLA, Fla. – The Tampa Bay Area Racing Ass’n. made their first of two planned visits this season to the fast half mile of Five Flags Speedway Friday night and it was Joey Aguilar the victor in the 30 lap sprint car feature after a wire to wire run from the pole position.

Aguilar paced the 21 car field at the drop of the green flag over fellow front row starter Ben Fritz and Bo Hartley. The man on the move was Shane Butler as he worked through traffic from his eighth starting slot. Always fast Troy DeCaire in the Rudolph 68 brought out a yellow flag on lap 13 when the left front wheel departed and he pounded the concrete. DeCaire was unhurt but the same can’t be said for his car.

When the green flew once again it was Aguilar over Butler and Hartley as they clicked off laps in the 14 second bracket like clockwork. It was a yo-yo deal among the front trio as Butler could run down Aguilar before Joey would stretch it out on Shane with Hartley only a few car lengths back. The pace slowed somewhat in the close laps as Hartley ran down both Aguilar and Butler but all three were mindful of the rough track surface and the condition of their tires due to the rough track surface.

When the checkers flew it was Aguilar for his first victory in Doc Miller’s 78 ahead of Butler, Hartley, Dude Teate and D.J. Hoelzle.The second five consisted of Larry Brazil, Fritz, Michael Miller, Tommy Nichols and fast qualifier Brian Gingras.

Heat race victories fell to Aguilar, Hartley and Fritz.

The next event is set for March 27 at DeSoto Super Speedway in Bradneton, Fla.

Feature finish (30 laps) – 1. Joey Aguilar, 2. Shane Butler, 3. Bo Hartley, 4. Dude Teate, 5. D.J. Hoelzle, 6. Larry Brazil, 7. Ben Fritz, 8. Michael Miller, 9. Tommy Nichols, 10. Brian Gingras, 11. Mickey Kempgens, 12. Sonny Hartley, 13. Johnny Gilbertson, 14. David Retzlaff, 15. Willy Stauffer, 16. Dakotah Stephens, 17. Troy DeCaire, 18. Matt Mercer, 19. Larry Brazil, Jr., 20. Steve Heisler, 21. Johnny Newsome. DNS Todd Fayard.

By Jane Smith|2010-03-22T02:34:48-04:00March 22nd, 2010|Five Flags Speedway, Race Results|Comments Off