Pepsi Night
Coor's Light
LATE MODELS
Race Winner- Howard
| 1 | Woody Howard |
| 2 | Jimmy Mullins |
| 3 | Philip Morris |
| 4 | Timothy Peters |
| 5 | Jason Dickerson |
| 6 | T.J. Majors |
| 7 | Deac McCaskill |
| 8 | Ernest Winslow |
| 9 | Leilani Munter |
| 10 | James Ramsey |
| 11 | Richard Storm |
| 12 | Dean Ward |
| 13 | Tim Pinion |
| 14 | Terry King |
| 15 | Peyton Sellers |
| 16 | Scott Worley |
| 17 | Wayne Ramsey |
| 18 | Wade Day |
| 19 | Brandon Hendrick |
| 20 | Joey McMurtrie |
SHEETZ LIMITED SPORTSMAN
Race Winner- Peregoy
| 1 | Tommy Peregoy |
| 2 | Bruce Anderson |
| 3 | Jonathan Bailey |
| 4 | Freddie Goff |
| 5 | Richard Hylton |
| 6 | Charles Barnes |
| 7 | Bill Moshenek |
| 8 | Wayne Roach |
| 9 | Jeffrey Elmore |
| 10 | Troy Dowdy |
| 11 | Robert Thompson |
| 12 | Glenn Huddleston |
| 13 | Billy Myers |
| 14 | Adam Barker |
| 15 | Jonathan Cash |
| 16 | Chad Mason DQ |
PURE STOCKS
Race 1 Winner- Woolridge
| 1 | Tommy Wooldridge |
| 2 | Donald Glass |
| 3 | Billy Myers |
| 4 | Scott Phillips |
| 5 | Lee Anderson |
| 6 | Stephen Trickey |
| 7 | Scott Slagle |
| 8 | Melvin Phillips |
Race 2 Winner- Goble
| 1 | Billy Goble |
| 2 | Scott Slagle |
| 3 | Lee Anderson |
| 4 | Scott Phillips |
| 5 | Tommy Wooldridge |
| 6 | Stephen Trickey |
| 7 | Melvin Phillips |
| 8 | Donald Glass |
SOUTHERN VINTAGE MODIFIEDS
Race Winner-York
| 1 | Jason York |
| 2 | Darryl Lacks |
| 3 | Donald Lacks |
| 4 | Bill Lacks |
| 5 | Gerald Joyce |
| 6 | Sonny Arthur |
| 7 | Mike Moreno |
PEPSI
NIGHT at “America’s Hometown Track” April 26th
(South
Boston,VA) Coors Light Late
Models, 20 in all, powered up for the long 150 lap pour on Pepsi Night
at Big Daddy’s South Boston Spedway. Phillip Morris went door to
door with Woody Howard challenging on the outside, as they neared the
front straightaway to complete lap one. As Morris inched the lead,
several cars made contact and funneled into a large melee. Peyton
Sellers #26 came to rest backward with James Ramsey #12 sideways up on the
wall. Brandon Hendrick #11 impacted Ramsey's door and Wayne Ramsey
#51 also lay wasted against the wall. As clean-up moved in, the red
flag waved with only one lap on the board. As Ramsey's car was
moved, Wade Day's #92 became visible. His car was under
Ramsey's ride. Also involved were Scott Worley #88, Terry King #55,
and Joey McMurtrie #20. After an extensive clean-up, Morris led the
line back to green. Timothy Peters #77 started in the back, but was
able to motor into ninth by lap 10. Jimmy Mullins #75 attempted to
take second on lap 13, as Morris pulled to a hefty lead. Lap 17 saw
Richard Storm #07 loop his ride to bring out caution two. Morris led
the field with Howard, Mullins, and Dean Ward #2 trailing by lap 30 with
Peters up to seventh. Peters worked under Jason Dickerson #19
on lap 48 to take his spot in the Top 5. On lap 64, Dean Ward #2 cut
a tire in a fourth place battle with Timothy Peters. As Peters spun,
the caution waved and Peters had to move to the rear of the field.
Morris led at halfway with a good lead over Howard. Peters moved
back to eighth, but powered back to sixth by lap 90. Rain began to
sprinkle with 100 laps on the scoreboard, as Howard started closing on
Morris. Point Leader Dean Ward pulled off the track at lap 103 with
mechanical problems, as Peters made a three-way battle with TJ Majors #17
and Dickerson for fourth. Howard closed to within two car lengths as
Morris began to lap cars in the Top 10. On lap 114, Phillip Morris
made contact with a lap car, sending himself around and relegating his
Beaty Construction Chevy to the rear for bringing out a caution.
Howard moved to the top spot as rain began to come down with lap 118
posted. Red Flag conditions for rain were started on lap 120.
Chad
Mason #18 led a Strong field of Sheetz Limited Sportsman cars to the
stripe for a 50 lap shootout. On the start, division points leader
Wayne Roach #71 went thee-wide on the backstretch sending outside pole
starter Adam Barker #10 spinning in turn four. Bill Moshenek #27 cut
a tire and the field had to be reset for a full field restart. Roach
#71 was sent to the rear for causing the incident. Moshenek pitted
and was back on track for the restart, surrendering his third place
starting spot in the rear. Clear on the restart, Moshenek and Roach
began to march forward, as Mason led Barker and rookie Bruce Anderson #9.
Mason led the first ten, as Jonathan Bailey #89 worked to the Top 5.
Roach climbed back to ninth by lap 15. As lap traffic became a
factor, the battle for second took shape. Tommy Peregoy #2 passed
Anderson and set his sights on Barker. Just as Peregoy went for the
position, Barker suddenly slowed with a mechanical problem. Roach
made it a three way battle for fifth, with Bailey and Freddie Goff #15 on
lap 30. Roach captured both drivers and captured fourth.
Peregoy caught and passed Mason on Lap 32, but Mason went right back to
work, battling side-by-side for the lead on lap 35. Mason again
mounted the top spot, as Peregoy slipped on lap 36. Anderson worked
in third, as Bailey took fourth from Roach on lap 40. With 10 to go,
Mason led Peregoy through traffic and set sail toward the finish.
Mason took his second victory of the year, followed by Peregoy, Anderson,
Bailey, and Goff. Roach
suffered from mechanical problems and dropped off the pace in the end.
Peregoy was awarded the win, after Chad Mason failed to pass
Post-Race inspection.
Tommy
Woolridge #20 led from the inside of row one for the Pure Stocks, while
Scott Slagle #66 jumped to the lead from the outside on lap one.
Slagle's lead was cut short with a black flag for jumping the start.
Woolridge took over, as Slagle had to sit on pitroad for entering the pits
from the wrong end. Donald Glass #14 closed on the leader by lap 10,
as Billy Goble #18 worked his way into third. Goble tracked down
Glass and Woolridge with five to go. Glass looked outside,
Goble looked inside, Woolridge looked for lap cars. With three to
go, Woolridge used lap traffic to keep the lead, as Glass and Goble tried
to make up ground. Give the win to Woolridge, followed by Glass and
Goble.
Goble
came back in the second Pure Stock event to claim victory, as Slagle
scored his first runner-up finish. Jason York took his first victory in
the Southern Vintage Modifieds, holding off a charging Darryl Lacks.
Next on Big Daddy’s South Boston Speedway schedule is the May 4 Crash Bash I, featuring an Enduro, Demolition Derby and Virginia Mini Cups. Gates open at noon, with racing beginning at 2 p.m. Adults pay $10, and youth 10 to 15 are $5. Children nine and under are free.
In 2003, Big Daddy’s South Boston Speedway celebrates 46 years of racing excitement and affordable family entertainment. To learn more about Big Daddy’s South Boston Speedway or to order tickets, call the Speedway toll-free at 1-877-440-1540, or log on to www.southbostonspeedway.com. Tickets are also available via www.tickets.com.
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Photos courtesy of Gayle Knapp Press Media Group hotos
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