The Late Model

Division is off this weekend, giving way to the first Pro Truck Series

Race of the season.

Fayetteville's

Rod Williford in his Williford Used Auto Parts/1979 Chevy Malibu started

on the pole and then won the Sportsman Division race at Senoia Speedway

after regaining the lead from Steve Payton on lap 22. Payton took the

lead on lap seven and kept the position until his right front tire went

down, 15 laps later, causing him to pit and lose his position.

Finishing in

second place was Senoia's Mark Lore, while Brooks' Andy Cash finished

in third place.

Chris Dilbeck,

last week's second place finisher, led from start to finish to take the

checkered flag during Saturday's Bandoleros race. Justin South finished

second with last week's winner, Matt Peeples, finishing in third. Trent

Maugham came in fourth and Adam Akridge completed the top five. Matt Peeples'

car was protested after last week's win and after further investigation

the protest was found unjustifiable.

Doug Stevens

took the lead from the start in Senoia Speedway's Legends Pro/SPI Division

race with Reed Sorenson tucked closely behind. Sorenson and Stevens went

door to door in turn three on the final lap as they approached the checkered

flag, where Sorenson inched out for the win. Trailing in a close third

was Tallahassee's Marc Mitchell. Andy James finished in fourth and Walt

Brannen in fifth.

Mike Chambers

led from the drop of the green flag in the Mini Stock division until lap

18 where his engine blew, giving the lead and the win to Cary Hamilton.

This was Hamilton's second win in as many weeks at Senoia Speedway. Following

Hamilton was Ty Stewart in second with Shane Mormon in third. Arthur Jordon

and Steve Adams finished fourth and fifth respectively.

Larry Pierce

took the lead mid-way through the Street Stock race when Robby Gober's

car suffered mechanical problems giving Pierce the win. Mark Lore followed

in second and Ted Willingham was in third. Robby Gober dropped to fourth

to finish out the field.

Forest Park's

David Moore won the inaugural Thunder Roadster race. Following Moore was

Will Monette from Atlanta in second with Knoxville's Don Snyder in third.

Bob Monette and Dale Akridge finished fourth and fifth respectively.

Nick Hill won

the Legends Young Lyons/Semi Pro II Division race with Cindy Anderson

following in second. In third place was Joey Boyer with Doug Ludwig in

fourth. Ron Johnson came in fifth rounding out the top five.

Senoia Speedway

opens its pit gates at 3:30 p.m. and races start at 7 p.m. The Pro Truck

Series kicks off this Saturday, April 7. For information call 770-599-6161,

or visit www.senoiaspeedway.com . Tickets will be available at the

gate and season passes can be purchased online at the Web site.

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