Newnan's
Gabriel Corbitt collected an additional $300 Saturday
night in the Alan Vigil Southlake Ford 50 when he won his
second race of the season with 27 laps remaining.
Corbitt
cashed in on the bounty put up by Senoia Speedway
management for being the first driver to upset Mark
Mitchell, who has won the last three weeks of Late Model
features.
The
caution-free feature finished with Mitchell in second.
Fayetteville's Sean Cieutat finished third from his pole
starting position, while McDonough's John Beach was
fourth with fifth place going to Senoia's Chad Caldwell.
Andy Cash
of Brooks led the Sportsman division from start to finish
with Jake Wallace in second ahead of Newnan's Steve
Payton in third.
Robby Gober
took the lead from his last-place starting position in
the Street Stocks division and was later disqualified for
having an illegal right rear tire, giving the win to arch
rival Griffin's Jason Turner. The rest of the official
finish was Senoia's Mark Lore in second, Hampton's Sammy
Barge third, Senoia's Mike Crowley fourth, and Senoia's
Ted Willingham rounding out the top five.
In Pro and
Semi-Pro, Lovejoy's Doug Stevens led from start to
finish, with Shane Upchurch finishing second, and Marc
Mitchell finishing third. David Regan held on to finish
fourth with Newnan's Oliver Gentry rounding out the top
five finishers.
Senoia's
rookie driver Nick Hill recorded his first ever win in a
Legends race Saturday night at Senoia Speedway when he
led from the drop of the green to the flying of the
checkers in the Young Lions/Chargers division. Fellow
Senoia driver Scott Tinsley was second with Joey Boyer,
Hollis Sams, Andy James rounded out the top five
respectively.
The
Southern All Stars Super Late Model Series invades the
3/8th oval this Saturday night with many local drivers
competing along side of the series regulars with $3000 on
the line to the winner.
Grandstand
opens at 5 p.m. with racing starting at 7p.m. For more
information call 770-599-6161 or check them out on the
web at www.senoiaspeedway.com .






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