Senoia Mayor

Joan Trammell came out to join in the fun as the Honorary Starter for

the 100-lap Bill Heard Big 8 Pro Late Model feature.

Bynum passed

Newnan's Roger Delp with 36 laps remaining to record his first win of

the 2001 season Saturday night. Fellow Gainesville driver Tony Bennet

climbed through the field from his eighth row starting position to finish

second with McDonough's Charles Shoemaker recovering from a mid-race spin

to finish third.

Shoemaker,

who graduated earlier in the day from Henry County High, posted a 13.930-second

lap in qualifying, just a few ticks off his previous race qualifying run

of 13.835 seconds. Pro Late Models will be off next week, but will return

June 9.

Alan Happel

won his second race in a row at Senoia Speedway Saturday night in the

Bandeleros Feature. Sharpsburg's Matt Peeples finished second with Trey

Maughan finishing third.

In fourth was

Brandon Jackson with Brian Sharp rounding out the top five finishers.

It was Jonathan

Davenport's first win of the season as he took control and never looked

back on the fifth lap of the Legends Pro/Mast/SP I Feature Saturday at

Senoia Speedway which went caution-free. Finishing second was Doug Stevens

followed by Peachtree City's Reed Sorenson in third. Jason Tidwell and

Hans Prosser finished fourth and fifth, respectively.

Bobby East

passed Michelle Theriault on the second lap for his first win of the season

during the Legends CH/SP II feature Saturday at Senoia Speedway. The previous

winner, Doug Ludwig, came from his eighth place starting position to finish

second ahead of Cindy Anderson in third. Adam Quattlebaum finished fourth

with Russ Emerick rounding out the top five.

Buford's Travis

Hearn won his first race in only three starts in the Sportsman Feature

at Senoia Speedway. Following Hearn across the finish line was LaGrange's

Bob Yarbrough in second with Rod Williford of Union City finishing third.

Brooks natives Mike Jenkins and Andy Cash finished fourth and fifth. This

Saturday, the Sportsman Division race will be a double points special

at Senoia Speedway.

Locust Grove's

Robbie Gober went from flag to flag for his fourth win of the season in

the Street Stock Division at Senoia Speedway. Senoia's Mark Lore finished

a distant second with Keith Anderson from LaGrange in third. Another Senoia

native, Ted Willingham, rendered a fourth-place finish with Landon DeGraff

finishing fifth.

Fayetteville's

Chris Weigman held off a last lap charge from second-place finisher Ty

Stewart to record his first win of the season in the Mini Stock Division

at Senoia Speedway after a three-year absence from victory lane. Finishing

behind Stewart was Cary Hamilton in third followed by LaGrange's Shawn

Mormon fourth and Mike Chambers fifth.

David Moore

of Jonesboro recovered from a spin with six laps remaining for his second

win of the season at Senoia Speedway in the Thunder Roadsters Feature.

Second place went to Griffin's Lloyd Wittenburg with Lilburn's Dale Akridge

in third. Finishing fourth and fifth were the father/son duo of Bob and

Will Monette. Knoxville, TN's Don Snyder finished sixth respectively.

Thunder Roadsters next race at Senoia Speedway will be June 9.

Senoia Speedway

opens their pit gates at 3:30 p.m., grandstands at 5:00 p.m. and races

start at 7 p.m. For further information you may call 770-599-6161, or

check out the Web site at www.senoiaspeedway.com . Tickets are available

at the gate and Season Passes are able to be purchased online at the website.

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