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COOR'S LIGHT

 LATE MODELS

Race Winner-

Dean Ward

POS	CAR#	DRIVER
1	2	Dean Ward
2	01	Phillip Morris
3	12	James Ramsey
4	30	Woody Howard
5	51	Wayne Ramsey
6	19	Jason Dickerson
7	29	Brandon Butler
8	92	Eddie Johnson
9	84	Mike Buffkin
10	88	Scott Worley
11	17	T.J. Majors
12	75	Jimmy Mullins
13	08	Greg Peterson
14	77	Ricky Taylor
15	6	J.J. Pack
16	07	Richard Storm
17	68	Ernest Winslow
18	21	Nick Woodward
19	85	Brent Raymer
20	71	Ray Young
21	47	Jonathan Logan
22	83	Ryan Rhodes
23	81	Brandon Hendrick

SHEETZ LIMITED SPORTSMAN

Race Winner-

Jonathan Cash

POS	CAR	DRIVER
1	07	Jonathan Cash
2	18	Chad Mason
3	2	Tommy Peregoy
4	05	Billy Myers
5	27	Bill Moshenek
6	89	Jonathan Bailey
7	64	Charles Barnes
8	9	Bruce Anderson
9	30	Jeffrey Elmore
10	7	Timmy Hogan
11	21	Wayne Wilson
12	71	Wayne Roach

PURE STOCKS

Race 1 Winner -

Billy Goble

Pos   Car  Driver

1	14	Billy Goble
2	18	Donald Glass
3	1	Scott Phillips
4	66	Scott Slagle
5	01	Lee Anderson
6	07	Mark Francisco
7	55	Jason Parker
8	84	Quain Moore
9	12	Stephen Trickey
10	17	Chuck Pruitt
11	20	Tommy Woolridge
12	15	Augie Saccoccio
13	27	Chris Whittle

Race 2 Winner-

Billy Goble

1	14	Billy Goble
2	01	Lee Anderson
3	20	Tommy Woolridge
4	18	Donald Glass
5	55	Jason Parker
6	07	Mark Francisco
7	84	Quain Moore
8	66	Scott Slagle
9	1	Scott Phillips
10	17	Chuck Pruitt
11	12	Stephen Trickey
12	15	Augie Saccoccio
13	27	Chris Whittle

NASCAR

ROLLING THUNDER MODIFIEDS 

Race Winner-

Eddie Johnson

POS  CAR DRIVER

1	05	Eddie Johnson
2	37	Jason Palmore
3	03	Jeff haggaman
4	17	Allen Marshall
5	26	Kenny Wilson
6	44	Buddy Emory
7	86	Steve Denning
8	09	Mark Schools
9	8	Bill Hackney
10	7	Tom Collier
11	36	Dennis Siler, Jr.
12	31	J. Douglas Hammer
13	3	Jon Steele
14	11	Owen Miller
15	4	Thomas Stinson
16	51	Rusty Wood
17	73	Mike Tomlin
18	42	Chris Hoylman
19	1	Mike Hanbury
20	2	Brandon Hendrick
21	57	Mark Slye
22	20	Billy Morris

FLATHEADS

Race Winner-

Bill Blair

POS	CAR	DRIVER
1	2	Bill Blair
2	53	Johnny Gregory
3	6	James Rogers
4	16	Kenneth Tuttle
5	9	Larry Pugh
6	3	Ernest Amburn
7	55	Carlton Pugh
8	15	Wayne Tuttle
9	18	Earnest George
10	72	Bobby Williams
11	33	Jerry King
12	98	Dickie Wyer

Race Results: August 16, 2003

CHAMPIONSHIP BUILT WITH FAMILY HOMES OF AMERICA AT SOUTH BOSTON

(South Boston,VA)  With Championships being built on a weekly race basis, Phillip Morris squared his quest by laying hold of the RACERAP.com pole for the Coor’s Light Late Models on Family Homes of America Night for the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series at “America’s Hometown Track”.  With a 23 car , all-star field, Morris went to work on his championship bid in the 150 lap feature.  Dean Ward (#2 Winston-Salem, VA) nailed Morris on the start and claimed the early lead.  Racing stopped after Ryan Rhodes #83 slipped into the turn four wall.  After Worley answered the apparent Black Flag for rough driving, Ricky Taylor (#77) spun after the green waved, bottling up the frontstretch.  No other cars sustained damage and the race went back to green with Ward in the lead.  Ray Young (#71) made contact with Jonathan Logan (#47) on the frontstretch bringing out the caution on lap 58. 

Ward led at halfway, with Nick Woodward (#21) taking over second from Morris.  Lap traffic gathered up Nick Woodward and Brandon Butler (#29) in a spin on lap 91. Jimmy Mullins (#75) elected to pit, surrendering track position and shaking things up for the frontrunners.  Morris attempted to reel in Ward, while Woody Howard (#30) followed closely by lap 110.  Butler worked back into the Top 10 by lap 120, however, the leaders were far from reach.  Ward pulled the field for the final 25 laps to claim the win, followed by Morris, James Ramsey (#12), Howard, Wayne Ramsey (#51), Jason Dickerson (#19), Brandon Butler, Eddie Johnson (#92),  Mike Buffkin (#84), and Scott Worley (#88). 

Jonathan Cash (#07 Oxford, NC) pulled the Pepsi Pole Award in Sheetz Limited Sportsman qualifying and padded his series point lead with a win over Chad Mason (#18).  Cash bypassed the spinning ride of Bruce Anderson (#9 South Boston, VA) on lap 33 for the event’s first caution.  Pulling to a good lead on the restart, Cash distanced himself from Mason until a caution on lap 47.  Mason charged on the restart with 3 laps to go, but Cash held the win in his grasp, followed by Mason, Tommy Peregoy (#2), Billy Myers (#05), and Bill Moshenek (#27).  

After being rained out their last trip to South Boston, the Wilborn Brother’s Automotive Rolling Thunder Modifieds rumbled to life for 50 laps.  Alan Marshall (#17) took the early lead, but Jason Palmore (#37) went for the lead on lap 10 bringing out the first caution.  Palmore made contact with Mark Slye (#57) as he slipped on the backstretch.  Slye lost a tire, Palmore lost his chance at the lead, while Owen Miller (#11) made his move into the Top 5. 

Thomas Stinson (#4) took the lead on lap 21, as Palmore fought his way back to 6^th through the 24 car field.  On lap 28, Stinson slipped in turn 3, causing Eddie Johnson (#05) to go airborne over the nose of Stinson’s ride, bringing out another caution.  Alan Marshall took over the lead after the caution, but fell prey to his own slip on lap 37.   Buddy Emory (#44) tagged Marshall and was black flagged, giving Johnson the lead with 10 laps remaining.  Johnson held off a charging Palmore for the victory.  Jeff Haggaman (#03) finished third, followed by Alan Marshall.

Tommy Wooldridge (#20) pulled out to an early lead over Billy Goble (#14) in the first Pure Stock 30 lap event.  Goble worked in Wooldridge’s tracks before making a late charge for the lead.  As lap traffic factored in, Goble closed to within inches, as Wooldridge slid sideways out of turn two.  Goble made contact, spinning Wooldridge and took the lead in the race and the track points.  Goble claimed the prize, followed by Donald Glass (#18), Scott Phillips (#1), Scott Slagle (#66), and Lee Anderson (#01).

Wooldridge’s woes continued in the second 30 lap event.  While charging through the field, after starting last, Wooldridge made contact with a slower car sending him (without a door skin) into the turn three wall.  Swaying and swerving on the restart, brought the caution back out and the field was reset.  Goble charged from the front, as Glass looped his ride and Scott Slagle moved into second. 

After several cautions for mishaps, Scott Slagle and Scott Phillips tangled for position, then slammed against the inside retaining wall sending both cars airborne.  Slagle’s ride lay on its side, while Phillips rested along the wall.  Both drivers walked away after the incredible incident without injury.  After a red flag clean-up, Goble went on to victory over Lee Anderson (#01), Tommy Wooldridge, Donald Glass, and Jason Parker (#55). 

Bill Blair picked up a win in the East Coast Flathead event.

FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL:

Friday, August 22^nd, will see NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series action for the Coor’s Light Late Models and the Sheetz Limited Sportsman. The Coor’s Light Late Models will be running twin 110 lap events with a special Big Daddy “Double-Whammy” victory bonus of $5,000 if a driver can sweep both events.  The Sheetz Limited Sportsman will also see action with a 100-lap contest. This will be a test of their endurance, as they will be running twice the laps from their usual 50-lap contest.

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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