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| Monday, 23 November 2009 01:02 |
Mini Stock 50 Lap Race
Don Brewer Memorial 100 Super Truck race is just that, SUPER.The Super Truck Don Brewer memorial 100 super truck race was one that will be remembered. It was a battle and Myrtle Beach native Stuart Ricks was the one left standing at the end, winning his 50th feature of his career at Myrtle Beach Speedway. Ricks, who along with the Dons Car Crushing 16 driven by late model hot shoe Coleman Pressley but on quite a show thought the 100 lap race, each leading half the race. However it was Ricks in The Car Depot number 5 who claimed the $3,000 payday.Ricks had a scare in the feature, as the clutch went bad on his truck allowing Coleman Pressley in the 16 to move by and take the lead with 5 to go. “The 16 truck raced me clean the whole time, it was dirty what happened but I’ll take it however I can get it.” Ricks referred to an incident coming off the corner on the last lap in the Super Truck feature that allowed him to get by the 08 of Grant Davidson, and leader 16 of Coleman Pressley. It’s always better to be lucky than good and Ricks was a little bit of both on Saturday November 22nd. Offical Finish: (100 Laps) 1. 5- Stuart Ricks 2. 00- Jamie Weatherford 3. 13- Hal Goodson 4. 99- Coy Beard 5. 6 Jimmy Herrington 6. 16- Coleman Pressley 7. 66- Ryan Hall 8. 75- Brad Andrews 9. 76- Clint Fields 10. 37- Bryan Blackwell 11. 98- Kevin Parsons 12. 0- Jody Church 13. 88- Jody Messamer 14. 09- Spencer Euler 15. 10- Ronnie Daniels 16. 25- Remington Prince 17. 21- Sel Hemingway 18. 22- Matt Cox 19. 7- Justin Crider 20. 03- Kerry Lawrence 21. 29- John Brown 22. 13- B.J. Hucks 23. 89- Lance Fenton 24. 2- Jimmy Wallace 25. 33- J.J. June 26. 08- Grant Davidson
Elliot Captures Riderswholesale.com 100The riderswholesale.com 100 had some of the best limited late model drivers in the country going for a $3,000 prize on Saturday November 21st. The 43 call field was set to make 100 grueling laps at the historic Myrtle Beach Speedway. But when all was said and done it was a familiar face in victory lane, the number 76 of Michalel Elliot. Elliot who credited his crew and his team for his success in the long distance race passed polestitter Scott Hall on lap 50, and survived a Green/White/Checkard finish holding off late race charges from the 99 of Taylor Howard and 23 of Tom Pistone. A former regular at Myrtle Beach Speedway Michael Elliot started in the 10 position and said he was wary about his chances, “I mean 43 car field, that as good as it gets, I was racing the best.” It marked his third big race win in the past month in the 2009 season, as he had also grabbed checkered flags in the end of the year races at Dillon, and Florence. The very elated Elliot thanked the people that have supported him this year, Anderson brother’s bank, Nichols transport, Quick Mix concrete, and Herrington Construction.
Myrtle Beach 250 to be run on Saturday November 28thOn Sunday the rain wasn’t so good to the Myrtle Beach Speedway and the respected Late Model teams that made the journey to embark on the 17th annual Late Model race. After a somewhat successful day with the completion of the heat races and the limited late model riderswholesale.com 100, the speedway struggled with scattered showers followed by a steady rain on lap 43. The event than went on a rain delay for approximately 1 hour before officials were forced to make a decision. The speedway than had to make a decision that would best fit the drivers, fans, and officials. The decision will provide fans and teams a more exciting action packed event on Saturday November 28th at 2:00pm. The gates will open to the track at 11:00 am on Saturday morning, with a short practice session followed by the remainder of the 17th annual event. by Matthew McKee |
| Last Updated on Monday, 23 November 2009 15:37 |