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In the Allison Legacy Series first appearance at Southern National Speedway Pole Sitter Jerame Donley from Winston-Salem, North Carolina in the Lacy J. Miller ...
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In the Allison Legacy Series first appearance at Southern National Speedway Pole Sitter Jerame Donley from Winston-Salem, North Carolina in the Lacy J. Miller #5 entry led from the green to the checkered flag. Donley held off a late race charge by Danny Keaton in the #11 who started from the fifteenth spot. National Points leader Chad McCumbee held off rookie Chase Miller in the #15 and Mark Howard #7 to finish third. Donleys win was his first in the series.
Ray Andrews #19 from Manassas Park, Virginia finished in sixth place. Seventh was Katie Leonard #9 from North Augusta, Georgia. Rounding out the top ten were Mike Hampton #21, Ft. Mill, South Carolina, James Lee #17, Corpus Christi, Texas and Michael Cooper #68 from Pittsboro, North Carolina. Top Rookie was Chase Miller and the Hard Charger of the Race was Danny Keaton.
The Touring Series goes to Coastal Plains Speedway on Saturday, April 27th with the Hooters Pro Cup Series for the next National event.
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