Jim Raptis
of Marietta, who is contending with Gray for the 2003 title, finished
fourth after starting last. ChrisRogers of Villa Rica rounded out the
top five.
The balance
of the top ten showed Ted Williams of Atlanta in sixth, followed by Willie
Stauffer of Winter Park, Fla., in seventh, Aubrey Black of Lookout Mountain,
Ga.,in eighth, rookie Will Ragsdale from Easley, S.C., in ninth and Chris
Hill of Wedowee, Ala., rounded out the top ten. The race went nonstop
and every car finished the event.
Adams, as was
mentioned, won one of the heat races and Terry Gray won the other heat
race.
The evening's
Huggins Cams "Hardcharger" award went to Jim Raptis, who finished
in fourth position after starting last. Raptis blew an engine in hot laps
and used amotor borrowed from Kenny Adams in the main event.
The KSE Outstanding
Driving Performance award for the event went to Doug Day. Will Ragsdale
was the Hart Racing "top rookie" driver for the night.
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