Pace Car Give Away Contest Winner Announced, Special Fast Time Awards, Sunoco Promotion, MavTV Give-A-Ways All This Week at U. S. Steel DTWC presented by Sunoco
 
Waycross, GA (October 12, 2011) – The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series is excited to announce the special Pace Car Give Away Contest Grand Prize winner is Jeff McDonald out of Williamstown, WV. The special Pace Car give-a-way contest began back in February at the DART Winternationals in Tampa, Florida and ended this past weekend at Dixie Speedway for the Dixie Shootout. Over 23,000 people registered for a chance to win the special 2011 Chevy RS Camaro that was used as the series pace car all year long. As part of his Grand Prize package, Jeff and his wife will be special guests of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series this weekend at K-C Raceway and presented the keys to the car in front of the crowd on the front straight away as the grand prize winner.

Several other special activities will take place over the course of the weekend including on Friday October 14th a special “Fast Time” presentation at the U. S. Steel DTWC presented by Sunoco for the driver that sets the overall fastest qualifying lap. Red Buck Cigars and www.dirtondirt.com will award the fastest qualifier a cool $500 each for a total of $1,000 being awarded to the driver that sets the fastest qualifying lap. Red Buck Cigars and DirtonDirt have teamed up to give drivers an added incentive to try and set the fastest lap in qualifying by offering the $1,000 bonus.

Sunoco, the presenting sponsor of the event, has teamed up with Lucas Oil Products to offer fans a special free give-a-way promotion associated with this event this weekend. Race fans that visit any one of six Sunoco gas stations/convenience stores near K-C Raceway in Waverly Ohio and Chillicothe Ohio and purchase at least $10 in Sunoco gas will receive a special coupon from the store to receive a free 8oz bottle of Lucas Oil Slick Mist. The participating Sunoco stores include Huckleberry's on 11724 SR 104, Waverly, OH 45690, the Pitt Stop at 21 Star Drive, Chillicothe, OH 45601, East Main Street Sunoco at 1112 E Main Street, Chillicothe, OH 45601, 24- Hour Fuel Station at 199 W Main Street, Chillicothe, OH 45601, Massieville Sunoco at 7942 US 23, Chillicothe, OH 45601 and Bud's One Stop at 35595 US Rt 35 in Chillicothe, OH 45601.

With the purchase of $10 or more of Sunoco gas at the Sunoco stores each customer will receive a special coupon to redeem their free bottle of Lucas Oil Slick Mist at the MavTV Tent at K-C Raceway on October 14-15th. One bottle per customer will be handed out to fans that have the special coupon they received from one of the six participating stores.

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series will also have a special promotion on Friday and Saturday at K-C Raceway at the MavTV Tent in the vendor area just past the main entrance to the grandstands. MavTV will be giving race fans numerous free gifts if they register for the two grand prize packages that will be given away on Saturday night. The MavTV Girls will be in the booth to help fans register for the grand prize packages that includes several Lucas Oil Products and apparel. Fans can start registering for the grand prize packages at the MavTV tent on Friday as well as Saturday. The winners will be announced over the PA system and awarded their prize packages at the track Saturday night.

To learn more about the event and K-C Raceway log onto their websites at www.dirttrackworldchampionship.net and www.kc-raceway.com.  If you have any questions you can email Carl Short at carlshort2007@gmail.com or call (865) 945-3423 or (865) 712-9303.

To learn more about Red Buck Cigars, Dirt on Dirt, Sunoco and MavTV, log onto their official websites at: www.redbuck.com, www.dirtondirt.com, www.sunocoinc.com, and www.mavtv.com.

To learn more about the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series visit the official website at www.lucasdirt.com or contact the series office and Ritchie Lewis at (951) 532-2503 or email Ritchie at rlewis@lucasdirt.com. 

Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Wraps Up 2011 Season this Weekend at U. S. Steel Dirt Track Championship Presented by Sunoco at K-C Raceway

WAYCROSS, GA (October 11, 2011) – The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series will wrap-up it’s 2011 racing season in a big way this weekend with the 31st Annual U. S. Steel Dirt Track World Championship presented by Sunoco at K-C Raceway in Chillicothe, OH. 

Not only does the event pay $50,000 to win, but it will also decide the 2011 LOLMDS Championship between Jimmy Owens of Newport, TN and 2-time series champion, Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg, TN.  Owens will head into the event with a 50-point advantage over Bloomquist.  The series championship is worth $75,000 to win.

The U. S. Steel Dirt Track World Championship presented by Sunoco will officially start on Thursday October 13th with a special open wheel modified show. The modified division will qualify, run heat races and their B-mains on Thursday to set the field for the $3,000 to win open wheel modified feature event on Saturday October 15th.

Activities will get underway on Friday, October 14th for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series with Red Buck Cigar and DirtonDirt.com Time Trials with $1,000 on the line to the overall fastest qualifier.  Also on Friday’s schedule will be Heat Races for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series-sanctioned event

On Saturday, October 15th starting at 7 PM will be the B-Mains followed by the 100-lap U. S. Steel Dirt Track World Championship Presented by Sunoco paying $50,000 to win and $2,000 to start.  Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, FL is the defending race winner. Also on Saturday there will be a special Jim Dunn Non-Qualifiers race paying $3,000 to win with an option for the winner to tag the rear of the field for the 100-lap feature event.

“Were very excited to have the U. S. Steel DTWC presented by Sunoco as our season finale. Not only will there plenty of excitement surrounding this huge crown jewel event, but we have a tremendous points battle coming into the final race that will surely have everyone watching up until the checkered flag waves. We want to thank U. S. Steel and Sunoco for stepping up and being a part of this mega event”, stated Ritchie Lewis, series director.

31st Annual U. S. Steel Dirt Track World Championship Presented by Sunoco Payoff:  $50,000, $15,000, $10,000, $7,000, $5,000, $3,500, $3,200, $3,000, $2,800, $2,500, $2,450, $2,400, $2,350, $2,300, $2,250, $2,200, $2,150, $2,100, $2,075, $2,060, $2,050, $2,040, $2,030, $2,020, $2,010, $2,000

For more information you can visit www.kc-raceway.com and www.dirttrackworldchampionship.com.

For the latest breaking news on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series you can find them at www.lucasdirt.com or you can call the series office at (951) 532-2503. Follow the series on the social media outlets as well at https://www.facebook.com/lucasdirt and http://twitter.com/#!/lucasdirt.

Previous Dirt Track World Championship Winners

1981 – Jim Dunn
1982 – Charlie Swartz
1983 – Freddy Smith
1984 – Jack Boggs
1985 – Freddy Smith
1986 – Billy Moyer
1987 – Larry Moore
1988 – Donnie Moran
1989 – John Mason
1990 – Jack Boggs
1991 – Freddy Smith
1992 – Ronnie Johnson
1993 – Freddy Smith
1994 – Ronnie Johnson
1995 – Jack Boggs
1996 – Billy Moyer
1997 – Marshall Green
1998 – Freddy Smith
1999 – Steve Francis
2000 – Wendell Wallace
2001 – Bart Hartman
2002 – Shannon Babb
2003 – Darrell Lanigan
2004 – Rick Eckert
2005 – Scott Bloomquist
2006 – Shannon Babb
2007 – Chub Frank
2008 – Brian Birkhofer
2009 – Jimmy Mars
2010 – Earl Pearson Jr.

U. S. Steel Signs on as Title Sponsor of Dirt Track World Championship

Waycross, GA (September 27, 2011) – The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and famed promoter Carl Short are pleased to announce that U. S. Steel has signed on as the title sponsor of the 31st Annual Dirt Track World Championship. The U. S. Steel Dirt Track World Championship, presented by Sunoco will take place at K-C Raceway in Chillicothe Ohio on October 13th-15th. This mega event sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series will be the final event of the 2011 season and will determine the series national champion. Earl Pearson Jr. the four-time series champion is the defending champion of the DTWC winning the event at West Virginia Motor Speedway in Mineral Wells West Virginia in 2010.

United States Steel Corporation headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pa., is an integrated steel producer with major production operations in the United States, Canada and Central Europe. The company manufactures a wide range of value-added steel sheet and tubular products for the automotive, appliance, container, industrial machinery, construction, and oil and gas industries.

“We are very excited and honored to have U. S. Steel come on board for the DTWC. To have an opportunity to be associated with a great company of this size and magnitude is really exciting”, stated Ritchie Lewis, series director. “To have a great partner as the title sponsor of this huge event will just make the whole weekend that much bigger. Having the DTWC and all the history of the event on our schedule gives our series a huge platform to end the season on and crown our champion. We have a tremendous point’s battle between Jimmy Owens and Scott Bloomquist that will be settled at this event. Then you add in the fact the race pays $50,000 to win will really spice up the excitement and weekend activities”, stated Ritchie Lewis.

“U. S. Steel is pleased to be a sponsor of the Dirt Track World Championship,” said Scott Coleman, general manager – U. S. Steel Great Lakes Works.  “There are many great partners who put on a fantastic series for the fans and we are proud to be a part of that.”

Not only will the $50,000 to win U. S. Steel DTWC be sanctioned by the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series but the event will move to a familiar venue back to the state of Ohio at the K-C Raceway in Chillicothe. In addition to the $50,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series feature event, there will be a $3,000 to win Jim Dunn non-qualifiers race and a $3,000 to win open wheel modified feature event as well. Carl Short, promoter of the DTWC, has developed a great relationship with Jeff and Vickie Schrader, owners of KC Raceway and is looking forward to having this event at K-C Raceway. To learn more about K-C Raceway you can visit their official website at www.kc-raceway.com.

Fans can save money by ordering advanced tickets for the 2011 DTWC. The deadline to order advance tickets has been extended to October 3rd. This year’s advance 3 day general admission ticket will be $40 with reserved grandstand seating $45. After October 3rd and on race day a 3 day general admission ticket will be $50 with reserved seating priced at $55. Advance 3 day pit passes will be $50 until October 3rd and $60 after October 3rd and on race day.

To order advance tickets go to www.dirttrackworldchampionship.net. If you have any questions you can email Carl Short at carlshort2007@gmail.com or call (865) 945-3423 or (865) 712-9303.

To keep up with all the latest news and to learn more about the U. S. Steel Dirt Track World Championship presented by Sunoco visit the event website at www.dirttrackworldchampionship.net

To learn more about the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series visit the official website at www.lucasdirt.com or contact the series office and Ritchie Lewis at (951) 532-2503 or email Ritchie at rlewis@lucasdirt.com. 

About Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series: Founded in 2005, the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series is the nations' premier dirt late model sanctioning organization. It currently sanctions 45 events in 19 states and receives national exposure through taped-delayed Series events that are shown on CBS, SPEED Channel, VERSUS Network and MavTV.

About Lucas Oil Products : Founded in 1989 by Forrest and Charlotte Lucas, Lucas Oil Products, Inc. has established itself as one of the fastest-growing lubrication product lines in the consumer automotive aftermarket, featuring a line of engine oils, greases, gear lubes and problem-solving additives. Through innovative product research and development, along with aggressive marketing programs, Lucas Oil Products has established itself as the number one selling fuel treatment and additive products manufacturer in America and Canada. Lucas Oil Products has long been directly involved in the American racing industry at all levels through multiple vehicle sponsorships and racing events

EXCITEMENT LEVEL GROWING FOR U.S. Steel DTWC

Lucas Oil Points Battle Adds Added twist

Waverly, OH: With the 31st annual U.S.Steel Dirt Track World Championship at K-C Raceway just around the corner the excitement level is increasing. With the return to K-C Raceway and the action the four prior DTWC’s held at Jeff Schrader’s high banked  3/8 mile track just south of Chillicothe, Ohio. In 2005 it was Scott Bloomquist winning his only Dirt Track World Championship to date. 2006 would see Bloomquist as a major player again with he and Shannon Babb battling side by side with Babb taking his second DTWC win. Fans saw Chub Frank win a heated battle with Josh Richards in 2007 collecting his first DTWC title. In 2008 Brian Birkhoffer may have been dominate in winning his DTWC but the standing room only crowd will tell you that positions 2nd thru 9th were constantly changing as drivers battled through out the 100 lap feature.

A new twist for the U.S. Steel  DTWC for 2011, as this will mark the first season as part of the Lucas Oil Late Model Series. With the heated points battle between Bloomquist and Jimmy Owens hitting new intensity this past weekend in the State of Virginia. This will create yet another story line when the race takes place Saturday October 14th and 15th.  This will be the Lucas Oil Dirt Series Finale, So make your plans to attend the U.S. Steel Dirt Track World Championship this year and see who’ll win the race and  the Battle for the Lucas Oil Late Model points Championship. You’ll want to be there for all three nights of racing action.

Ticket prices for this year’s event. Fans can save money by ordering advanced tickets. This year’s advance 3 day general admission ticket will be $40 with reserved grandstand seating $45 until October 3rd. After October 3rd and on race day a 3 day general admission ticket will be $50 with reserved seating priced at $55. Advance 3 day pit passes will be $50 until October 3rd and $60 after October 3rd and on race day. To order advance tickets go to www.dirttrackworldchampionship.net.  If you have any questions you can email Carl Short at carlshort2007@gmail.com or call (865) 945-3423 or  (865) 712-9303 . 

Schedule of events gets underway on Thursday October 13th with modified qualifying, heat races and consolation races. Then on Friday October 14th there will be late model qualifying, heat races and any modified consolations unable to be run on Thursday.  On Saturday October 15th there will be a special driver autograph session followed by late model consolation races, the Jim Dunn non-qualifier race, the thirty lap modified feature and the 100 lap U.S. Steel DTWC. To learn more about this years DTWC visit the official website at www.dirttrackworldchampionship.net. To learn more about K-C Raceway you can visit their official website at www.kc-raceway.com.  For information on the Lucas Oil Late Model Series visit their website at www.lucasdirt.com

Previous Reserve ticket holders for DTWC at KC Raceway

As I am sure you have heard by now, the 31st annual DTWC is back at KC Raceway on Oct. 13th 14th and 15th. If you are receiving this letter it means you were there for a previous DTWC and I’m sure remember how good the racing was. We hope you will make plans now to be with us this Oct. for this years Dirt Track World Championship.

This years DTWC is being sanctioned by the Lucas Oil series and will be their grand finale. “We are extremely proud to be joined by as our major sponsor and by the Lucas Oil Series whose year began in Florida this February and will conclude with the DTWC at KC Raceway in October” stated promoter Carl Short.

If you had reserve seats previously, we want you to have the opportunity to renew the seats you had. The previous owner/operators sold the tickets when the DTWC was at KC before and it took a little while to get those records from them, which they so generously dug out of their records.

The only problem is due to the time element and dozens of phone calls and emails from people wanting to get their tickets, we are only going to be able to give you until March 15th to guarantee your old seats before they go on sale to the general public.

This year we are bringing back the crowd favorite Jim Dunn Memorial race for non qualifiers. This was always a hit with both fans and competitors. We are also bringing back the modifieds that always put on a great show at KC. Couple this with the $50,000 to win Dirt Track World Championship, Lucas Oil Finale and we think you’ll agree that this is one event that you don’t want to miss.

You can go to the dirttrackworldchampionship.com website for all of the details and ticket ordering. You can also reach Carl at 865-945-3423 or racetenn@yahoo.com.

PEARSON EARNS $50,000 FOR FIRST DTWC VICTORY

MINERAL WELLS, W.Va. (Oct. 15-16) — Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, Fla., earned $50,000 on Saturday at West Virginia Motor Speedway with a victory in the 30th annual Dirt Track World Championship.

Pearson, who started third in the 27-car field at the 5/8-mile oval, slipped under polesitter Shane Clanton of Fayetteville, Ga., on the 70th lap exiting turn two and led the rest of the Carl Short-promoted 100-lapper that returned to its native West Virginia for the first time since 2001.

Pearson labeled his first DTWC triumph "a dream come true" for his Bobby Labonte Motorsports team as he put memories of a pair of big-purse near-misses behind him this season with a victory that matches the richest payday of his career.

Single-file racing dominated much of a race slowed by a single-lap 60 caution, but Clanton and Pearson swapped the lead multiple times. Clanton led 14 laps before Pearson slipped ahead briefly on lap 15, then Clanton stayed in command all the way to the yellow flag for a slowing Tyler Reddick while Pearson continued to chase him.

On the double-file restart, Pearson briefly edged ahead to take command at the green flag, but Clanton had a high-side answer to move back ahead and lead lap 61. He stayed there nine more laps until slipping high in turns one and two, opening a door that Pearson busted through for the winning move.

"I got in front of him on that restart, but he had a little bit softer tire and drove right back by me," the 38-year-old Pearson said. "But once I got some heat in the tire, it came on alive there. The track rubbered up around the bottom there late, and I knew it would be awful tough for him to pass me back, as long as we didn't have a caution."

Clanton realized too late that he needed to move down into the lower groove to maintain the lead.

"It all happened in one corner. I felt good the lap before and I'm just riding there. I went into turn one and it slipped, slipped, slipped," he said. "I looked right and I was afraid I was going to hit the fence. I looked left and here he comes, and there wasn't nothing I could do then."

Pearson built a half-straightaway lead before catching a line of slower cars in the final laps, but Clanton never got close enough to make a serious challenge in the final laps.

Steve Francis of Ashland, Ky., a former DTWC winner at West Virginia Motor Speedway, drove his brakeless car to a third-place finish after taking a position from Jonathan Davenport of Blairsville, Ga., on the race's lone restart. Davenport settled for fourth while ninth-starting Jimmy Owens of Newport, Tenn., was fifth.

Davenport's night wasn't over, though, as he went on to dominate the Fastrak-sanctioned Crate Late Model feature, lapping all but three competitors in the 50-lapper for his second $10,000 payday of the season at WVMS.

Steve Shaver of nearby Vienna, W.Va., who lowered the Super Late Model track record with an 18.858-second lap at WVMS, finished 10th in the 100-lapper and was never a factor.

Fast Time: Steve Shaver 18.858 (new track record)

Heat 1: Scott Bloomquist, Josh Richards, Steve Shaver, Dennis Erb, Tyler Reddick, Clint Smith, Rick Eckert, Tim McCreadie, Brad Neat, Mark Banal, Delmas Conley, Anthony Adams, Jared Landers, Shane Newman

Heat 2: Jimmy Owens, Eddie Carrier, Jr., Steve Francis, Davey Johnson, R. J. Conley, Vic Coffey, Chris Meadows, Doug Drown, Daniel Baggerly, Brian Eaton, Anthony Kincaid, Dale McDowell, Robert Hilton

Heat 3: Austin Dillon, Ryan Markham, Johnathan Davenport, Shane Clanton, Matt Miller, John Blankenship, Austin Hubbard, Gregg Satterlee, Rod Conley, Scott James

Darren, Peters, Chuck Harper

Heat 4: Don O’Neal, Earl Pearson, Jr., Mike Marlar, Donnie Moran, Ron Davies, Shannon Babb, Bart Hartman, Tim Dohm, Corey Conley, Freddy Smith, Kevin Colston, Nick Corbitt

Consolation winners: Davies, McDowell.

30th annual Dirt Track World Championship: (1) Earl Pearson Jr., (2) Shane Clanton, (3) Steve Francis, (4) Jonathan Davenport, (5) Jimmy Owens, (6) Mike Marlar, (7) Josh Richards, (8) Davey Johnson, (9) Scott Bloomquist, (10) Steve Shaver, (11) Austin Dillon, (12) Dale McDowell, (13) Eddie Carrier Jr., (14) Shannon Babb, (15) Clint Smith, (16) Austin Hubbard, (17) Vic Coffey, (18) Donnie Moran, (19) Dennis Erb Jr., (20) Ryan Markham, (21) Don O'Neal, (22) Jared Landers, (23) Tyler Reddick, (24) Ron Davies, (25) Rick Eckert, (26) Tim Dohm, (27) Matt Miller.

Landers Captures Modified Portion of DTWC

After a dominating performance in his last visit to 'the Speed Plant', the question asked aroundthe pit areawas "Does anyone have anything for Jared Landers"?
The answerto the question would be determined at the end of the 30 lap open wheel modified main, a race thatre-affirmed thedivision's close competition.

St Clairsville, Ohio's JR Nolan has spent the last couple of years grooming younger driverstotake over thedriving chores in he and brother Tom's '2-Brother's Motorsports' entry, but strapped the belts up andlooked likehe might provide the lesson to the entire 26 car starting field.
Nolan shot off the front row andrim rode the groove, turning back the challenges of NASCAR legend Kenny Schrader, as Landers quickly charged from his 6th starting position to 3rd.
The lead trio initially looked to be in a class of their own,with Nolan stubbornly clinging to a narrow advantage.
Schraderkept up the pressure, and Nolan drifted just a bit high,giving Schrader an opening to the lead on lap 8. A lap later, the same spot on the track allowed Landers an open lane to the runner up position.
Landers quickly reeled in Schrader after breaking into second, but passing the cagey vet was another issue as Schrader hit his marks perfectly, lap after lap.
While Landers literally pushed Schrader down the front stretch at times, Corey Conley and Kevin Morehouse charged up to make this a 4 car lead battle.
With the lap’s ticking off, Landers became more aggressive, but simply couldn't rattle Schrader, who doggedly clung to the slimmest of advantages.
Schrader moved his backstretch entrance line a lane lower, and Landers, feeling pressure fromConley,pounced on the opportunity.
As Landersmade hispass for the lead on lap 23, Jess Hartman arrived to pressure Morhouse and Conley, with all three trying to displace Missouri native Schrader.
With just 2 laps remaining, the races 2nd and final cautionregrouped the field fora 2 lap banzai charge to the checkered flag.
Landers proved equal to the task, motoring away to a $3000 payday, and his 2nd WVMS modified main win of the season. Schraderheld off the hard charging Conley and Morehouse narrowly nipped Hartman,who completed thetop 5. 6th through 10th were Mike Wilson, Nolan, Chris Stotts, Rich Michaels and Jim Fordyce.

"The track fooled me a little tonight" said Landers afterwards. "I really wasn't sure that we would be able to get Kenny (Schrader). We seemed to come on later in the race, and that was thedifference". When asked about thedifference between racing the Late Model and Modified car, Landers said "Well, we didn't do so well with the late model tonight, but I actually enjoy the Modifiedsmore. The late models are so 'line specific', and with the Modifieds it seems like we can move around and use more of the track. I think the racing is actually better with these cars".
In closing, Landers said "I really enjoy racing at this place. I'm sure we'll be back next season!"

Schrader, who finished 1.83 seconds behind Landers' 'Mark Martin Ford' # 777eased out of his own 'Federated Auto Parts' #9 to say "Man, this track is awesome".
Complimenting his Concord, NC neighbor, Schrader stated"Jared is awfully tough in these cars. We've raced against him a lot here lately. He has his program together, and right now he's the benchmark for the rest of us".

Landers’ was the weekends fastest modified qualifier, as he, Jesse Wisecarver, Kyle Brown and Darrel Mayer were the qualifying heat winners. Jim Fordyce and Travis Dickson won the B-main qualifiers.

Heat 1: Jared Landers, Rich Michaels, JR Nolan, Rob Stambaugh, Justin Coulter, Rick Venham Jr, Jason Canepari, Darin Roush, Jeff Bagent, Nathan Loney, Jonathon Taylor, Larry Keefer, Jason Montgomery, JE Stalder.

Heat 2: Jesse Wisecarver, Kevin Morehouse, Jess Hartman, Mark Dickson, Jim Fordyce, David McWilliams, Barry Jacobs, Robert Garnes, Dusty Boley, Shawn Donahue, Greg Anderson, Will Rowe, Kurt Stacey, Charlie Duncan.

Heat 3: Kyle Brown, Kenny Schrader, Ken Riddle, Bobby Kitchen, Travis Dickson, Tom Moore, Todd Higgins, Mark Luning, Jason Brooks, Mike Foggin, Denny Szekacs, Mark Enos, Mike Foggin, Chris Garnes.

Heat 4: Darrel Mayer, Corey Conley, Deana Groves, Mike Wilson, JP Roberts, Mike Duncan, Jeremy Blake, Chad Roush, Dale Lyons, Chris Stotts, Kenny Johnson, Bill Thorla, Rick Schmitt.

B-main #1: Fordyce, Montgomery, Coulter, Higgins, Moore, Venham, Luning, Canepari, D. Roush, Szekacs, Johnson, Foggin, Keefer.

B-main #2: T, Dickson, McWilliams, Stotts, Roberts, Boley, Lyons, Stacey, Blake, Anderson, C. Roush.

Feature: Landers, Schrader, Conley, Morehouse, Hartman, Wilson, Nolan, Stotts, Michaels, Fordyce, Riddle, M. Dickson, T. Dickson, Coulter, Groves, Lyons*, Brown, Mayer, Wisecarver, Higgins, Johnson*, Montgomery, Roberts, McWilliams, Kitchens, Stambaugh.
(* = provisional starter)

Davenport Dominates Fastrak Feature at DTWC

Jonathan Davenport ran off and hid from the field in the Fastrak Crate Late Model portion of the Dirt Track World Championship. South Carolina’s David Smith stayed with Davenport for a while but as the event went on Davenport would show why he has won several of the Crate races he has entered lapping everyone but the 2nd, 3rd and 4th place finishers during the 50 lap main event. Davenport was one pf several drivers who ran in both the Fastrak event and the Late Model feature.

OFFICIAL FINISHING ORDERS OF THE $10,000 TO WIN FASTRAK RACING SERIES DIRT TRACK WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 50 LAP A-MAINS!!
1st #49 Jonathan Davenport - Blairsville, GA
2nd #11 David Smith – Inman, SC
3rd #14 Dan Angelcchio – Greensburg, PA
4th #b7 Dan Breuer – Troutman, NC
5th #2h Shane Hitt – Buchanan, WV
6th #21b Chip Brindle – Chatsworth, GA
7th #04 David Watts – Buchanan, VA
8th #77 Joel Prosser – New Martinsville, WV
9th #11w Jesse Wisecarver – Zansville, OH
10th #75 Mark Flinner – Allison Park, PA
11th #79 Sammy Stile – Carleroi, PA
12th #100w Bud Watson – Conneaut, OH
13th #1 Kyle Lukon – Burgettstown, PA
14th #31 Bryan Force – Indiana, PA
15th #8b Mark Banal – St. Clairsville, OH
16th #18 Chris Parsons – Parkersburg, WV
17th #89 Cradance Motts –
18th #17c Steve Cooke – Mt. Airy, NC
19th #84 Andrew Wylie – Saltsburg, PA
20th #32 Kenny Peeples Jr. – Rural Retreat, VA
21st #24 Jimmy Schiltz – Hickory, NC
22nd #27 Steve Shaver – Vienna, WV
23rd #6 Mike Faykus – Prosperity, WV
24th #8 Steve Banal – Troutman, NC

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Modified story by Steve Davis

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