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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 00:00 |
BY LARRY LONG, FMS PRESS
FAYETTEVILLE, NC JUNE 8- THE SECOND STOP FOR THE TOURING CAROLINA CLASH SUEPR LATE MODEL SERIES GOT IN THE 40 LAP $4,000 TO WIN SHOWDOWN AFTER A RAIN DELAY ON THIS SATURDAY NIGHT JUNE 5. CHRIS FERGUSON OF MT. HOLLEY WOULD TAKE THE LEAD AS THE GREEN FLAG WAVED AND HE WOULD SET THE PACE ONLY TO SEE JORDAN BLAND CHASE HIM IN THE FINAL HANDFUL OF LAPS FOR THE RACE WIN. BLAND TOOK THE LOW SIDE AND FERGY HIT THE HIGH SIDE OF THE FRONTSTRETCH COMING OFF TURN 4 WITH ONLY 4 LAPS LEFT IN THE EVENT AND BLAND WOULD TAKE THE LEAD AND HOLD ON FOR HIS FIRST CLASH WIN AND FERGUSON WOULD SETTLED FOR A RUNNERUP SPOT AFTER A SOLID RUN ONLY TO HAVE A BACK MARKER CAR COME INTO PLAY IN THE FINAL OUTCOME ON THIS EVENING.DENNIS FRANKLIN PLACED THIRD AND LEAVES WITH THE CAROLINA CLASH POINTS LEAD OVER FERGUSON BY A MERE THREE POINTS WITH 5 TIME CLASH CHAMPION RICKY WEEKS FOURTH IN THE FINAL RUNDOWN AND HE;S ONLY 5 POINTS OFF RAMBO PACE GOING TO WYTHE RACEWAY THIS WEEKEND. FAYETTEVILLE'S SCOTT AUTRY MADE HIS RETURN FROM A HAND INJURY AND TOOK THE FIFTH SPOT FOR THE NIGHT. SIXTH THROUGH TEN WERE BRIAN LEDBETTER, JUSTIN LABONTE, CRAIIG SHUFFIELD, DAVID TAYLOR AND MICHAEL MARLOWE. THIS WAS THE 38TH ALL TIME CLASH EVENT AT THE FAYETTEVILLE CLAY OVAL.
RAEFORD'S SHAUN HARRELL TOOK THE LATE MODEL VICTORY FOR HIS FOURTH WIN OF THE SEASON AS HIS STEVE ASHWORTH' POWER PLANT DID THE JOB AGAIN FOR THE TWO TIME FMS LATE MODEL CHAMPION AS HARRELL HELD OFF TWO TIME DUBLIN SPEEDWAY TRACK CHAMPION DEAN BOWEN OF WHITEVILLE FOR THE TOP PRIZE. RAEFORD'S MIKE BEASLEY HAD A SOLID SHOWING IN HIS NEW LATE MODEL MACHINE AS HE PLACED THIRD WITH FAYETTEVILLE'S WAYNE GRAY JR. FOURTH AND ANDERSON CREEK'S CODY SHAW ROUNDED OUT THE TOP FIVE FINISHERS IN THE 18 CAR FIELD.
THE OPEN WHEEL MOD SQUAD ACTION SAW DEFENDING FMS CHAMPION RICKY BOAHN OF PUPPY CREEK HOLD OFF A LONG TIME VETERAN DEWAYNE PARKER OF GRAY'S CREEK AT THE FINISH LINE FOR THE WIN AND IT WAS HIS THIRD OF THE YEAR IN THE REGION..FORMER OPEN WHEEL CHAMPION JEFFREY TYNDALL OF AUTRYVILLE FINISHED THIRD FOLLOWED BY UPSTART JORDAN TAYLOR OF FAYETTEVILLE FOURTH AND CURRENT FMS POINTS LEADER CHRIS PARKER OF GRAY'S CREEK WAS FIFTH ON THIS NIGHT OF HOT RACING ACTION.
STEDMAN'S ADAM NORRIS ROLLED UP HIS SECOND WIN OF THE SEASON IN THE SUEPR STREET FEATURE AS HE BEAT WILMINGTON'S CHRIS HOWARD TO THE CHECKERS ON THIS EVENING. STEDMAN ACE JERRY JOHNSON PLACED THIRD FOLLOWED BY FAYETTEVILLE'S STEADY DAVID ROYAL FOURTH AND SALEMBURG'S YOUNG GUN BRANDON CARTER POSTED A FIFTH PLACE NIGHT. CARTER AND NORRIS ARE IN A HEATED BATTLE FOR THE TOP SPOT UINTHE POITNS CHASE THIS YEAR AT FMS WITH ROYAL AND HOWARD NOT FAR OFF THEIR PACE AS OF MID JUNE.
FAYETTEVILLE'S YOUNG LION DAULTON WILSON ROARED TO HIS SEVENTH WIN FOR CAR OWNER BUTCH HILL ON THIS NIGHT IN THE PURE STOCK FEATURE AS HE BEAT ZACK BLACKWELL OF GRAY'S CREEK IN HIS BLACKWELL LANDSCAPING CHEVY. ETHAN WILSON OF FAYETTEVILLE FINISHED THIRD FOLLOWED BY GRAY'S CREEK YOUNG GUN DUSTIN PARKER FOURTH AND JUSTIN POPE TOOK HOME A FIFTH PLACE NIGHT IN HIS J&N AUTO ENTRY.
LADY DRIVER BRITTANY TROGDAN OF GRAY'S CREEK OUT RAN THE GUYS AGAIN IN THE MICRO SPRINTS FEATURE AS SHE BEAT NICK SUTTON TO THE CHECKERS THIS WEEKEND. DILLION McMAHOR RAN THIRD FOLLOWED BY DAVID LEE FOURTH AND DALE ARNOLD ROUNDS OUT THE TOP FIVE FOR THE 270 CC EVENT.
LITTLE RICHARD SEALS ONCE AGAIN RAN OFF WITH ANOTHER U CAR VICTORY AND HE'S BEEN THE MAN ALL YEAR IN THIS CLASS AT FMS.
COMING JUNE 19, TO FAYETTEVILLE SPEEDWAY IT'S THE RETURN OF THE UNITED SPRINT CAR SERIES AND PETE WALTON TOURING SERIES ARE LOOKING TO BRING IN A STRONG FIELD OF FLYING SPRINT CARS FOR THIS SHOWDOWN ON JUNE 19 AND ALL REGULAR CLASSES WILL BE ON THIS PROGRAM.
COMING JULY 3, A BIG SUPER LATE MODEL SHOW IS BEING PLANNED FOR THIS WEEKEND ALL ALL REGULAR CLASSES WILL BE GUNING FOR THOSE POINTS AT FMS IN IT'S 40TH SEASON OF RACING IN THE CAPE FEAR REGION. MAKE PLANS TO SEE ALL THE THRILLS AND SPILLS OF SOME GOOD DIRT TRACK ACTION IN THE UPCOMING WEEKS AT FAYETTEVILLE SPEEDWAY. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT THIS SEASON RACE FANS.
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