Union City's

Rod Williford led from lap six of the 30-lap Sportsman feature to record

his third win of the season Saturday night. Finishing second was last

week's winner, Andy Cash from Brooks with Newnan's Steve Payton, who led

the first five laps of the feature, finishing third. Rounding out the

top five was Charles White in fourth and Mark Lore from Senoia in fifth.

Locust Grove's

Robbie Gober continues to dominate in the Street Stock division at Senoia

Speedway as he recorded his 10th win of the season, along with his fifth

win in a row. Gober passed second place finisher Larry Pierce with two

laps remaining from his eighth place starting position. Finishing third

was Senoia's Mark Lore along with fellow Senoia driver Ted Willingham

in fourth.

Double points

and double money sometimes brings out the best in some people as Gay,

Ga.'s Troy French took the lead from Darrell Carlson on the third of 30

laps in the Mini Stock feature. Making his best finish of the year in

second was Steve Adams with Kevin Adams in third.

Peachtree City

native Reed Sorenson grabbed the lead from pole starter Marc Mitchell

with 14 laps remaining in the Pro and Semi Pro Masters race to claim his

fourth win of the season. Second place went to Lovejoy's Doug Stevens,

who won last week's feature. Rounding out the top five was Shane Upchurch

in third with Andy James in fourth and Jim Thomasson in fifth.

Senoia's Bubba

Pollard returned to Victory Lane, as he passed second place finisher Brandon

Brilliant with four laps remaining in the Young Lions/Charger race, for

his eighth win of the season. Finishing third was Scott Tinsley who started

eighth. Fourth and fifth place went to Cindy Anderson and Bubba Harry.

Sometimes it

takes a complete makeover to make you a winner. Such is the case for Sharpsburg's

Matt Peeples, who had four second-place finishes before suffering a scary

wreck last weekend that damaged his car to the frame rail. Peeples dominated

this night in the Bandeleros as he led all 15 laps for his first ever

win at Senoia Speedway. John Wes Townley finished second to Peeples by

a whole straightaway at the end. Finishing third was Chris Cables with

Adam Gray and Ryan Gatlin rounding out the top five.

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