On lap 31,

Ellis experienced a flat tire which brought out a caution. Following quick

attention from his crew, Ellis returned to the speedway and began to work

his way back up through the field.

On lap 50,

a mandatory caution was displayed which allowed the driver's to come into

the pits for tires while maintaining their position. When the green flag

waved, Kitttle continued to lead the event until Sanders took the inside

line and made the pass for the lead on lap 53. The running order on lap

53 was Sanders, Kittle, Clanton and Hansard.

Ellis, who has served notice to Senoia's veteran Late Model drivers that

he arrived as a big league driver, had worked his way back up through

the field and moved into the fourth place position. The running order

would remain the same for the remaining laps with Sanders taking the checkered

flag.

In another

hotly contested event of the evening, the Legends Semi Pro drivers presented

the fans with a thrilling contest. Bubba Harry has been the consistent

winner of this division all season as follow competitors Doc Lee, Aaron

Brooks, Adam Quattlebaum, Chris Cable and Matt Cox battle for the remaining

top positions.

On this occasion,

Lee stated the race from the pole, with Harry joining him on the front

row. When the green flag waved, Harry jumped out front and seemed to be

establishing his consistent strategy of commanding the lead position.

However, Lee battled back on the second lap and took over the lead position

only to have Harry capture the top position on lap 5.

Harry would

continue in the lead until lap 11 when Lee dove low in turn two and made

the pass while racing down the back straight-away. During the finally

five laps of the event, the two drivers battling door-to-door, swapping

the lead back-and-forth as they blasted out of the corners. Doc Lee finally

found an advantage, and took the win, ending an impressive winning series

In the other

division races, Mike Chambers took the Modified Mini Stock event, and

Andy Cash won the Sportsman contest.Doug Ludwig won the Legend Pro event,

which was interrupted by a frightening crash on the front straight-away

involving Scott mosely and Tony Yawn, Jr. On lap 19 of the event, the

two machines made contact as they exited turn four while battling for

the third place position. Yawn, Jr.'s machine turned sideways as he approached

the start finish line and Mosely made hard contact with Yawn Jr., catapulting

Mosley's machine airborne and end-over-end, finally coming to rest on

its side just short of turn one.

Speedway officials

rushed to check the two drivers, who reported that they were uninjured

in the incident. Speedway Director Lyn White advised on-track officials

to have both driver's checked by the speedway's medical staff as a precaution.

While the two machines sustained extensive damage, but the drivers were

uninjurred in the incident.

In the remaining

races, Larry Pierce took the Modified Street Stock event, Jonathan Chandler

won the Bandolero contest and Terry Mathis continues to record victories

in the Pro Challenge Division.

Allen Vigil

ford 100 lap feature:

1. Ronnie Sanders

2. Ronny Kittle

3. Rusty Clanton

4. Scotty Ellis

5. Linny Foster

Legends Semi

Pro

1. Doc Lee

2. Bubba Harry

3. Chris Cable

4. Aaron Brooks

5. Casey Tate

Sportsman Division

1. Andy Cash

2. Rob Williford

3. Paul Benefield

4. Trey White

5. Sammy Nelson

Modified Street

Stock

1. Larry Pierce

2. Sammy Short

3. Richard

Blume

4. David Seaman

5. Steve Woodward

Modified Mini

Stock

1. Mike Chambers

2. Darrell

Carlson

3. Dan Oxenford

4. Chuck Oxenford

5. Mike Green

Bandolero

1. Jonathan

Chandler

2. Mike Conrade

3. Trey Maughan

4. Kyle Mitchell

5. Chase Moody

Legends Pro

/ Master

1. Doug Ludwig

2. Cindy Anderson

3. Bubba Pollard

4. Virgil Brown

5. Larry Friddle

Pro Challenge

1. Terry Mathis

2. Brian Sharp

3. Brett McClain

4. Camerom

Michael

5. Stephen

Curlee

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