Racing action heats up in Senoia

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Robbie

Gober was disqualified for rough driving during the

Street Stock Heat race when he intentionally caused a

wrecked involving the cars of Blake Griffin and Jason

Turner. Although Griffin and Turner were not seriously

hurt, the same could not be said for their cars. Both

cars were seriously damaged and are doubtful for the

season's point's race that starts this coming weekend.

The disqualification for Gober also came with a one-week

suspension.

Gay Ga.'s

Troy French picked up right where he left off last week

leading all twenty-five laps of in the Mini Stock feature

for his second win in as many weeks. Jonesboro's 'Cary

Hamilton finished a close second with Fayetteville's

Darrell Carson in third, ahead of Arthur Jordan in

fourth.

Senoia's

Bubba Pollard, grandson of Senoia Raceway track

originator Hence Pollard won his first ever race Saturday

at Senoia Speedway. Pollard went flag to flag for the win

over last weeks winner Scott Tinsley also of Senoia who

finished second that night.

Johnny East

also led from starts to finish for his first win of the

season in the Pro Legends feature. Vernon Wright finished

second with Rusty Lanier in third ahead of Shane Garner

and Peter Boyar who rounding out the top five.

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