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(South Boston, VA) With the weather finally cooperating Sunday, Big Daddy's South Boston Speedway got in over 400 laps of tight bullring competition with Coors Light Late Models running 125-laps, Sheetz Limited Sportsman 40-laps, Pure Stocks ...
Published: Sep 16, 2003, 1:35 PM
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(South Boston, VA) With the weather finally cooperating Sunday, Big Daddy's South Boston Speedway got in over 400 laps of tight bullring competition with Coors Light Late Models running 125-laps, Sheetz Limited Sportsman 40-laps, Pure Stocks 20-laps, Allison Legacy Series Twin 35s, Southern Vintage Modifieds 25-laps, Virginia Mini Cups 25-laps, and the Enduro rounding out the day.
Scott Worley claimed the RaceRap Pole Award for the Coor's Light Late Models with a speed of 90.875 mph around the tight .4-mile oval. The pole was, however short lived as Phillip Morris took the lead on lap one and lead every lap of the 125-lap feature. Morris was followed by Woody Howard, Scott Worley, Dean Ward and Timothy Peters rounding out the top five. Making it four wins in a row, Morris will have a $1500 bounty on his head coming into the next event.
The Sheetz Limited Sportsman started their 50-lap event by points with Jonathan Cash picking up the win followed by Tommy Peregoy, Jonathan Bailey, Billy Myers and Jeffrey Elmore rounding out the top five.
Billy Goble took the checkered flag in the Grand Home Furnishings Pure Stocks followed by Augie Saccoccio, Chuck Watkins, Rodney Pennington and Scott Phillips.
Mark Howard took both wins in the Twin 35-lap shows for the Allison Legacy Series. Monk Tate visited Victory Lane for the Southern Vintage Modifieds, and Jerry Perdue took home the trophy for Virginia Mini-cups. Pending post-race inspections, Kenneth Roberts brings home the trophy in the enduro that rounded out the day.
Next Saturday September 20th, ARCA action returns to Big Daddy South Boston Speedway with the ARCA Liberty 200 presented by Bank of America. The evening's events include 200-laps for the ARCA RE/MAX Series, 150-laps for the Coors Light Late Models, 50-laps for Sheetz Limited Sportsman and the Grand Home Furnishings Pure Stocks run for 30. Fireworks will follow the night's events.
Tickets are available at the Speedway ticket office or tickets.com. For more information log onto www.southbostonspeedway.com or call toll-free 1-877-440-1540.
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