Jeff Agnew pulled away from Benny Gordon on way to winning the Miller Lite 250 at the South Boston Speedway in South Boston, VA Saturday night. Gordon won the race by 1.266 seconds. Gordon finished second followed by Gary St. Amant in third. Rounding out the top five were Derek Kale in fourth and Matt Carter in fifth.

 

Leading the second five home Saturday night included Jody Lavender in sixth, Jeff Fultz in seventh, AJ Frank eighth, Sam Fullone ninth and Shane Wallace in 10^th. SCR

Matthew Blaylock

 

Unofficial Results

 

1.      Jeff Agnew

2.      Benny Gordon

3.      Gary St. Amant

4.      Derek Kale

5.      Matt Carter

6.      Jody Lavender

7.      Jeff Fultz

8.      A.J. Frank

9.      Sam Fullone

10.     Shane Wallace

11.     Brandon Ward

12.     Johnny Rumley

13.     Allen Purkhiser

14.     Tim Bainey Jr.

15.     Ray Love Jr.

16.     Ryan Duff

17.     Ben Stancill

18.     Joe Harrison Jr.

19.     Mike Hampton

20.     Danny Jackson

21.     Michael Kidd

22.     Tim Kerr

23.     Ronnie Souders

24.     Carl Long

25.     Eric Corbett

26.     Larry Barrett

27.     Chad Beahr

28.     John Gibson

29.     Jack Bailey

30.     L.W. Miller

31.     Sean Sauer

32.     Mike Garvey

   

  

 

 

Travis Kvapil won his eighth career Craftsman Truck Series race Saturday evening at the Nashville Superspeedway. Kvapil pulled away from Ron Hornaday after a late restart and went on to take the checkered flag. Hornaday came home second followed by the truck that dominated early Mike Skinner in third. David Starr finished fourth and Todd Bodine was the final driver in the top five.

 

Coming home sixth was Rick Crawford he was followed by Jon Wood, Ted Musgrave, Erik Darnell and Joey Clanton in tenth. SCR

Matthew Blaylock

 

 

 

 

Kevin Harvick followed his win up in Montreal last weekend by winning his second road course in a row Saturday at Watkins Glen. Harvick held on and for the win crossing the line in front of his Richard Childress Racing (RCR) teammate Jeff Burton who finished second. Kurt Busch was able to finish third followed by Paul Menard and rookie Brad Coleman.

 

Matt Kenseth, Bobby Labonte, Casey Mears, Ryan Newman and Andy Lally finished in positions six through 10. SCR

Matthew Blaylock

  

 

 

 

Lebanon, TN - As Bryan Clauson and Frank Kimmel battled for second Jeremy Clements pulled away on way to his first career win in the ARCA RE/MAX Series. With the win Clements was the 12 different winner in 14 events in 2007. Clauson held off Kimmel to finish second as Kimmel finished third. Cale Gale finished fourth and Brian Keselowski, who is feeling in for the injured Bobby Gerhart finished fifth.

 

Erin Crocker led the charge of the second five across the line coming home sixth. Seventh through 10^th went to Dexter Bean, Michael Annett, Blake Feese and Robb Brent. Only 10 cars finished the race on the lead lap.

 

Michael McDowell who came into the race second in points lost and engine in the closing laps and finished 19^th. SCR

Matthew Blaylock/Everett Mugg

 

Toyota 150 Results

 

    

   

 

 

The World of Outlaws (WoO) released its 2008 tentative schedule on Friday. It includes new dates at such tracks as the Virginia Motor Speedway in Saluda, VA, Gillette Thunder Speedway in Gillette, WY and the Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, MO.

 

In addition to the new tracks the series will also return to such tracks as the Eldora Speedway, the Knoxville Raceway and the Williams Grove Speedway to name a few.

 

The season will start February 8, 2008 at the Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, FL and end November 1, 2008 at The Dirt Track @ Lowe’s Motor Speedway. SCR

Matthew Blaylock

 

2008 Schedule

 

#  /  Date  /  Day  /  Track  /  Location

1.  /  Feb. 8  /  Friday  /  Volusia Speedway Park  /  Barberville,

 Fla.

2.  /  Feb. 9  /  Saturday  /  Volusia Speedway Park  /  Barberville,

 Fla.

3.  /  Feb. 10  /  Sunday  /  Volusia Speedway Park  /  Barberville,

 Fla.

4.  /  Feb. 15  /  Friday  /  Pike County Speedway  /  Magnolia, Miss.

5.  /  Feb. 16  /  Saturday  /  Houston Raceway Park  /  Baytown, Texas

6.  /  Feb. 22  /  Friday  /  TBA

7.  /  Feb. 23  /  Saturday  /  Manzanita Speedway  /  Phoenix, Ariz.

8.  /  Feb. 29  /  Friday  /  Thunderbowl Raceway  /  Tulare, Calif.

 

9.  /  March 1  /  Saturday  /  Thunderbowl Raceway  /  Tulare, Calif.

10.  /  March 7  /  Friday  /  TBA

11.  /  March 8  /  Saturday  /  TBA

12.  /  March 14  /  Friday  /  Volunteer Speedway  /  Bulls Gap, Tenn.

13.  /  March 15  /  Saturday  /  Volunteer Speedway  /  Bulls Gap,

 Tenn.

 

14.  /  April 4  /  Friday  /  TBA

15.  /  April 5  /  Saturday  /  I-55 Raceway  /  Pevely, Mo.

16.  /  April 11  /  Friday  /  Eldora Speedway  /  Rossburg, Ohio

17.  /  April 12  /  Saturday  /  Eldora Speedway  /  Rossburg, Ohio

18.  /  April 18  /  Friday  /  Attica Raceway Park  /  Attica, Ohio

19.  /  April 19  /  Saturday  /  Tri-State Speedway  /  Haubstadt,

 Ind.

20.  /  April 25  /  Friday  /  Huset’s Speedway  /  Brandon, S.D.