Racing season starts in Senoia

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Racing season starts in Senoia

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In an exciting

Modified Mini Stock race, defending Champion Ty Stewart appeared to be

on his way to his first victory of the season, until Jonesboro driver

Keith Adams challenged him for the lead. The two cars made contact on

lap 13 and spun out, relinquishing the lead to Chris Wigman, who lead

the remainder of the race.

After a years

absence from racing, Newnan driver Johnny Todd returned, and captured

the first Sportsman race of the season. Todd jumped out to an impressive

lead, and held off the aggressive veteran Sportsman Driver Rod Williford

for the win. Finsihing thrid through fifth were Charles White, Andy Cash

and Mark Lore.

Last year's

Semi-Pro Division Champion Bobby East, from Dallas, Ga., captured the

first Legends Pro Division race. Doug Ludwing placed second and was followed

A competitive

race among the young guns in Legends Young Lions proved to be an exciting

event for the fans, with Chris Delbeck taking the Checkered Flag. Preston

Seagraves placed second and was followed by Tony Yawn Jr., Adam Quattlebaum

and Shaun Fitzgerald.

The first Bandolero

race of the 2002 season proved to be an exciting event. The drivers battled

bumper-to-bumper, and side-by-side for much of the race, with Vince Ponder

taking theheckered flag. He was followed by Matthew Peeples, Trey Maughan,

Brandon Jackson and John Wes Townley.

Sammy Barge

jumped out to an early lead in the modified street stock race with Sammy

Short continuing to close the distance. Bubba Bales continued to be a

threat to take second place, should Barge or Short make a mistake. As

the race entered the final five laps, Short dropped low on the track,

and held the inside line, finally taking the lead and the win. He was

followed by Barge and Bales.

Barber Broadcasting

Systems, Inc (BBS) will televise all of the Allan Vigil Ford Big 10 Super

Late Model 100 Lap races this season from Senoia Speedway. In addition,

BBS will also televise the Legends Cars feature races.BBS will air the

races over cable channels throughout Georgia and the southeast. The schedule

will be posted on www.CSS-Sports.com .

Visit www.senoiaspeedway.com

for more information on local racers, admission prices and the upcoming

schedule.

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