Solid racing at Senoia Speedway

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The running order would remain the same until lap 88 when several cars

were involved in a spin in turn one.�The race leader, Sanders, along

with Mark Wingo and Ronny Kittle made a pit stop for fresh tires and

returned to the speedway. The running order on lap 92 for the restart

was: Moore, Clanton, Delp and Ellis.

On lap 99, Clanton was clearly off the pace and entered the pits with

mechanical problems and did not return to competition.

On lap 100, a competition yellow flag was displayed with Moore, Delp,

Bobby East, and David Odell coming in for fresh tires. The new running

order was: Billy McGinnis, Elliott, Sanders and Matt Hawkins.

On lap 101, Sanders and McGinnis raced door-to-door for the lead, with

Sanders making the pass for the top spot on lap 102.

pass for third on lap 121 and began to close in on McGinnis for second.

On lap 125 Moore made the pass for the second place position and began

to close the gap on Sanders.

From lap 130 to lap 133 Sanders and Moore battled for the lead, with

Moore successfully making the pass for the top spot, followed by Sanders,

McGinnis and Ellis.

to make a run on the race leaders.

On lap 152, caution was displayed on the speedway for debris in turn

two. At the same time, Mark Wingo was involved in an incident entering

turn one which resulted in hard contact with the outside retaining wall.

Wingo was not injured in the incident, however his machine sustained

severe damage in the crash.

When racing resumed, the running order was Moore, Delp, Sanders and

Ellis occupying the top four positions.

field with an approximately half-lap lead between the second and third-place

machines.

Caution came out on lap 195 because of a multicar crash in turn one

which set-up a five lap sprint for the checkered flag.

As the green flag waved, Moore entered turn one with Delp steering

his machine high on the speedway with Sanders diving to the inside to

take over the second place position.�Delp was the victim of a tire going

down and was off the pace.

Moore would continue to lead the remaining laps and take the win, followed

order.

In the Bandolero 15 lap feature, Tina Johnson led the event from flag-to-flag

to take the win, Johnson was followed by Vince Ponder, Chase Moody, Bre

Sharp and Jason Treschl.

Legend Cars 25-Lap Feature:

In the Legend Cars 25-lap feature, Chris Cable jumped out to an early

lead, followed by: Scott Mosley, Casey Tate and Tony Yawn, Jr.� On lap

15, Tate made a run on Cable and successfully made the pass for the lead.�Tate

would continue to show the way the remaining laps and take the win, followed

Sportsman 30 Lap Feature:

In the Sportsman 30-lap feature, Jody Cash jumped out front early in

the event, with Trey White closing the distance. On lap 3, White was

able to make the pass and took over the top spot.�White would continue

to occupy the top spot until lap 11 when Andy Cash made the pass for

the lead.� Andy Cash would remain the race leader and take the win, followed

In the Larry's New & Used Tire's Street Stock 25-lap feature, Sammy

Short led the event from flag-to-flag to take the win, followed by Steve

Barker, David Seaman, Eddie Jones and Larry Pierce, Jr.

In the Aaron's Pro Challenge 25-lap feature, Ken Butler jumped out

to an early lead and led the event until lap 10 when he and terry Mathis

would battle door-to-door for the top spot.�Mathis would finally gain

the advantage with Butler continuing to apply pressure for the remaining

lap of the event.

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