Last week's

winner, Marc Mitchell, finished second from his eighth place starting

position after several intense laps and finally pushing Wayne Hansard

out of the way on lap 41 for the position. Jackson's B.J. Holley took

advantage of the door-to-door battle between Mitchell and Hansard, catching

Hansard high in a corner and ducking low under him for a third place finish.

Hansard, who finished fourth, gained his first Budweiser Pole Award with

a 13.896 lap.

Jimmy Henderson

passed second place finisher Andy Cash with 21 laps remaining in the Sportsman

feature Saturday night for his second win of the season. Finishing third

was Darin Cronan, followed closely by Senoia's Mark Lore in fourth with

Charles White finishing fifth.

Mark Lore led

from start to finish in the street stocks division for his fifth win of

the season with Fayetteville's Mike Steffens finishing second followed

in fourth and Mike Crowley in fifth.

Gay, Ga.'s

Troy French took control of the Mini Stock feature just four laps into

it for his 12th recorded win of the season. Jonesboro's Cary Hamilton

finished a distant second to French with Senoia's Collin Roetman banging

his way around Mike Chambers for third. Chambers held on to finsh fourth

with Stanley Adams rounding out the top five.

It only took

two laps for Peachtree City's Reed Sorenson to take the lead for the win

in the Pro/Semi Pro Legends feature Saturday night at Senoia Speedway.

Sorenson, who will jump to Late Models next season, has won four races

this season out of eight starts at Senoia Speedway. Finishing second was

Marc Mitchell who stayed glued to Sorenson's rear bumper from lap 18 for

the remainder of the race. In third was Johnny East, followed by Pete

Boyer, with Guy Austin in fifth.

McDonough's

Brandon Brilliant bullied his way back into the lead in the Young Lyons

race with 15 laps remaining for his fifth win of the 2000 racing season.

Bobby East dodged several spinning cars to finish second. Scott Tinsley's

third place finish came hard-earned as he, Emily Cone and fifth place

finisher Bubba Pollard had to work their way back through the field while

Jimmy Filton finished fourth.

Sharpsburg's

Matt Peeples skunked the field for the second week in a row as he led

all 15 laps of the Bandeleros feature for his second win of the season.

Newcomer Franklin Futrell was Peeples' only challenger after the restart

but could not close the deal, finishing second. Athens' driver John Wes

Townlly was third with Trent Mayo fourth and Adam Gray fifth.

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