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St. Augustine, Fl. Kruse Dominate in Mini's as Manucy Takes Hobby's At St. Augustine Speedway Saturday night was the beginningof the points season. Troy Kruse showed his domination in the Mini Stocks by coming from his third row starting to take ...
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St. Augustine, Fl.
Kruse Dominate in Mini's as Manucy Takes Hobby's
At St. Augustine Speedway Saturday night was the beginningof the points season. Troy Kruse showed his domination in the Mini Stocks by coming from his third row starting to take the Lead on lap nine of the 20 lap feature. Last year's champion Jay Farris held the led for the first nine laps. Farris had to settle for second followed by Mickey Leth, Vern Rozier and Colt Taylor. Steve Thompson was flagged as fifth but was DQ after it was discovered the team had switch drivers from Heat Race to the Feature.
Chris Manucy continued to be the class of the Hobby Stock. Manucy, last year's champion, used his outside pole position to get the lead and never look back. Jody Stratton gave it a valiant effort but came up short when his car broke. Trying to chase down Manucy was Shea Clay in second, Randy Wilkes third, fourth was Bucky York and rounding out the top five was Bobby Jones.
A newcomer to St. Augustine Speedway J.F. McClellan Showed the Modies the way around the track. McClellan hold off a hard charging Larry O'Steen to take the win. After O'Steen was another newcomer Derek Crawford, Jamie Carter got fourth and fifth was another newcomer Shannon Smith.
Larry O'Steen picked up the win in Late Models. Last year's Champion Donnie Oden was second followed by Richard Ferry, Doyle Boatwright, and Jay Middleton. Late Models and Sportsman ran together with Jason Garver getting the trophy for the Sportsman.
Thunder Trucks Ricky Cooper is a force to be reckon with. Taking his third win of the season Cooper seems to have his new truck dialed in for St. Augustine. Chasing Cooper was Robert Gorman, Jared Cooper and Terry Wright. <pre> Thunder Trucks
#21 Ricky Cooper #88 Robert Gorman #58 Jared Cooper #007 Terry Wright #52 Fat Boys Racing DNS
Late Models
#71 Larry O'Steen #21 Donnie Oden #17 Richard Ferry #57 Doyle Boatwright #74 Jay Middleton
Hobby Stocks
#21 Chris Manucy #55 Shea Clay #52 Randy Wilkes #97 Bucky York #70 Bobby Jones
Mini Stocks
#6 Troy Kruse #33 Jay Farris #8 Mickey Leth #1 Vern Rozier #45 Colt Talor
Modifieds
#01 J.F. McClellan #71 Larry O'Steen #25c Derek Crawford #18 Jamie Carter #99 Shannon Smith
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