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September 14, 2021
Brandon Sheppard and Rocket1 Racing Repeat in Fairbury’s One For The Road
Knoxville Late Model Nationals on Tap this Weekend
SHINNSTON, W.Va. (09/14/21) – Registering his 15th win of the year, Brandon Sheppard piloted the Rocket1 Racing / Valvoline No. 1 Seubert Calf Ranches / Durham Racing Engines-powered XR1 Rocket Chassis Super Late Model to the $15,000 victory in Monday night’s One For the Road event at Fairbury Speedway.
The victory marked Sheppard’s second-straight in the event, and came after the team fell short of their goal of claiming their first World 100 win.
“We didn’t have the World 100 weekend that we hoped for. We just weren’t where we needed to be with the car on Thursday night in the 51st World 100, and then on Saturday night in the 50th World 100 we had a really good car, but a flat tire near the race’s midway point hampered our efforts,” Sheppard shared. “We rolled into Fairbury (Speedway) on Monday night, and got to the lead around lap 20 and never looked back. It’s always special to win at Fairbury, and this was a great win for our team.”
Rocket1 Racing and Brandon Sheppard visited the famed Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) on Wednesday afternoon to enter preliminary action for the 51st annual World 100. With the 80-car field divided into two groups, Sheppard clocked in ninth-fastest in his group before picking up a heat race win. Starting the $10,000-to-win preliminary feature in fifth, Brandon improved two spots in the 25-lapper to finish third. He followed Johnny Scott and Nick Hoffman across the line with Bobby Pierce and Jonathan Davenport rounding out the Top-5.
Earning the fifth-starting position for his heat race on Thursday, Brandon edged his way into the $54,000-to-win World 100 with the third-and-final transfer spot. Starting in 16th, Sheppard faded two spots in the 100-lap affair to record an 18th-place outing.
For the 50th annual World 100 on Friday evening, Sheppard’s third-place finish in his heat race placed him fourth on the starting grid for the feature. With $10,000 on the line, Brandon clawed forward one spot to register a third-place finish. He trailed Gregg Satterlee and Bobby Pierce to the checkers with Nick Hoffman and Tim McCreadie completing the Top-5 finishers.
On Saturday, Brandon went from third-to-first in his heat race, which positioned him fifth on the starting grid for the $53,000-to-win finale. After pitting on lap 49 to replace a flat left-rear tire, Sheppard charged from the tail to finish sixth in the 100-lap affair.
Monday night found the team at Fairbury (Ill.) Speedway, where they entered the second annual One For The Road presented by I-Beam Sliding Doors. The $15,000-to-win Castrol FloRacing Night in America event drew a field of 31 entries to the ¼-mile oval. Brandon qualified sixth fastest in time trials before winning his heat race to earn the third-starting spot for the night’s 50-lap feature.
Sheppard worked his way to the lead on a lap 20 restart, and once out front never looked back on his way to his second-straight triumph in the event and his 15th overall win of the season. Tanner English, Bobby Pierce, Mike Spatola, and Gordy Gundaker completed the Top-5 finishers.
For complete results from these events, please visit www.EldoraSpeedway.com and www.FairburySpeedway.com .
The Rocket1 Racing team now turns its attention to this weekend’s Lucas Oil Knoxville Late Model Nationals at Knoxville (Iowa) Raceway. The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) weekend includes $7,000-to-win prelim programs on Thursday and Friday night followed by a $50,000-to-win finale on Saturday night.
For more information on the weekend, please visit www.LucasDirt.com .
Rocket1 Racing would like to thank all of their marketing partners, which include Valvoline, Seubert Calf Ranches, Rocket Chassis, Ace Metal Works, Durham Racing Engines, FiveStar RaceCar Bodies, Gunters Honey, Hoosier Racing Tire, Integra Racing Shocks, Keyser Manufacturing, Petroff Towing, Slavic Custom Racing Shirts & Decals, Sweet Manufacturing, Sunoco Race Fuels, Accu-Force Shock Service, ATL Fuel Cells, Aurora Rod Ends, Barnes Dry Sump Oil Systems, Bazell Race Fuels, Beyea Custom Headers, Brown & Miller Racing Solutions, Brinn Transmissions, Cometic Gasket, COMP Cams, CP Carrillo, Dohm Cycles, Edelbrock, Fibreworks Composites, Hardrock Powder Coating, Howe Racing Enterprises, Jones Racing Products, Kenny’s Components, Maxima Racing Oils, MSD, NGK Spark Plugs, Tel Tac, Performance Bodies, Peterson Fluid Systems, Powers Performance, Performance Rod & Custom, Quarter Master, QuickCar Racing Products, Rocket Pre-Owned Motors, Safecraft, Show Trucks Unlimited, Simpson, Stealth Carburetors, Strange Oval, Suave Talk, Total Power Valvoline Pro-V Racing, Walker Performance Filtration, Weld Racing, Wiles Driveshafts, Wilwood Brakes, Winters Performance Products, Wrisco Aluminum, Xceldyne Valvetrain, and MSR Mafia Marketing Services.
For the latest information on Rocket1Racing please visit the team website at www.Rocket1Racing.com as well as their social media channels at www.facebook.com/Rocket1Racing , www.twitter.com/Rocket1_Racing , and www.instagram.com/rocket1racing .
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September 14, 2021
Gregg Satterlee Returns to Eldora Speedway Victory Lane
ULMS Double Dip at Thunder Mountain Speedway Up Next
INDIANA, Pa. (09/14/21) – Friday night found Gregg Satterlee visiting Eldora Speedway’s Victory Lane for the second time in 2021 in his Satterlee Motorsports No. 22 Keyser Manufacturing/ Valvoline/ Classic Ink/ XR1 Rocket Chassis / Clements Racing Engine Super Late Model.
Holding off a hard-charging Bobby Pierce, Satterlee claimed a $10,000 victory in preliminary action for the 50th World 100 to push his 2021-win total to 10. The Pennsylvania racer picked up his first-career Eldora Speedway win back in June during the Dirt Late Model Dream.
"I was a little worried. I know he's (Bobby Pierce) really good here. I was glad to see the checkered flag fly," Satterlee said while picking up his $10,000 paycheck in Eldora’s famed Victory Lane. "Nothing's for sure at these races, but it's fun getting up on this stage. It's awesome to see a huge crowd ... there's nothing like this place. I've gotta thank crew chief Robby Allen. We were working really hard at making this race car faster, and we wound up and swung for the fence in this feature, and I think we definitely got ahold of something."
Gregg Satterlee trekked to Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) on Wednesday afternoon to compete in preliminary action for the 51st annual World 100. With the 80-car field split into two groups, Gregg laid down the 10th-fastest time in his group before placing second in his heat race. Slipping six spots in the 30-lap preliminary feature, Satterlee recorded an eighth-place finish.
Earning the second-starting position for his heat race on Thursday, Satterlee outran Chris Ferguson to pick up the 20-lap victory. Starting the $54,000-to-win World 100 in sixth, Gregg dropped three spots in the 100-lap affair to place ninth.
On Friday afternoon as the 50th annual World 100 got underway, Gregg’s second-place finish in his heat race placed him on the pole for his preliminary feature. Leading wire-to-wire in the 25-lap affair, Satterlee raced to his 10th win of the season, which came over Bobby Pierce, Brandon Sheppard, Nick Hoffman, and Tim McCreadie. He earned $10,000 for the triumph.
Rolling off third in his heat race on Saturday, Satterlee came one spot shy of a transfer position with a fourth-place finish, sending him into the B-Main. Recording a second-place finish, Gregg locked into the 24th-starting position for the 50th annual World 100. With $53,000 on the line, Satterlee was an early retiree from the 100-lapper on the 28th circuit. He was credited with a 25th-place finish.
For full results from these events, please visit www.EldoraSpeedway.com.
Satterlee Motorsports will be idle this weekend before resuming action on September 24-25 with a pair of $10,000-to-win Zimmer’s United Late Model Series (ULMS) events at Pennsylvania’s Thunder Mountain Speedway.
For more information on the weekend, please visit www.ULMSracing.com .
Gregg Satterlee would like to thank his marketing partners including Keyser Manufacturing, Valvoline, Classic Ink, Integra Shocks and Springs, Rocket Chassis, All About Wraps, Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic, Hooker Harness, Simpson Racing Products, Diversified Machine Inc/ Bulldog Rear Ends, Keizer Wheels, Wiles Driveshafts, VP Racing Fuels, AFCO, and MSRMafia.com Marketing Services.
For the latest news, updates, and other information regarding Gregg Satterlee, please visit www.GreggSatterlee.com .
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September 14, 2021
Johnny Scott Bags First-Career Eldora Victory During World 100 Weekend
Scott Brothers Racing Prepares for Texas Dirt Nationals
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (09/14/21) – Johnny Scott claimed the biggest win of his young career on Wednesday night with a $10,000 triumph during the opening round of the 51st World 100 at Eldora Speedway.
Scott’s first triumph of 2021 came behind the wheel of his Rancho Milagro Racing No. 1st Mesilla Valley Transportation/ Longhorn Chassis/ Clements Racing Engines Super Late Model.
"This is crazy. It definitely exceeded my expectations for sure. Last time we came here to the double Dreams we didn't make either big race," Scott said in Thursday night’s Victory Lane, recounting his summer difficulties and crediting his crew during his season of part-time Late Model action. "It's been a long road, man. A couple of weeks ago I wanted to go back home. I was over it. These guys talked me into staying out and keep doing it.
“This is huge. If you ask anybody here in the pits, when you come here to Eldora, it a whole another animal. Honestly, I didn't think I was ever going to win here. So, this is unreal. I'm really at a loss for words."
Both Johnny and Stormy Scott were back behind the wheel of their Rancho Milagro Racing entries on Wednesday evening at Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) as preliminary action kicked off for the 51st annual World 100.
With the massive 80-car field split into two groups, Johnny secured his spot into the A-Main with a second-place finish in his heat race while Stormy finished sixth. Stormy went on to pick up a 12-lap consolation victory before placing 18th in the main event.
Johnny led flag-to-flag in the 25-lap feature to capture his first win of the season and a $10,000 payday for his first-career Eldora Speedway victory. He finished ahead of Nick Hoffman, Brandon Sheppard, Bobby Pierce, and Jonathan Davenport.
On Thursday evening, Johnny was running fourth in his heat race, when he slowed with mechanical issues that eventually sidelined him for the remainder of the evening. Stormy followed up an eighth-place finish in his heat with a ninth-place outing in his B-Main as his night too came to an early end.
The following night as the 50th annual World 100 got underway, Johnny locked his spot into the $10,000-to-win preliminary feature with a third-place finish in his heat race, while Stormy grabbed the fifth-and-final transfer spot in his heat. In the night’s 25-lap features, Johnny finished 17th and Stormy placed 20th.
On Saturday evening, Johnny's convincing 20-lap heat race victory positioned him third on the starting grid for $53,000-to-win finale. Meanwhile, Stormy was collected in a tangle in his heat that brought a disappointing early end to his weekend.
In the mega finale, Johnny led laps 19-41 in the 100-lapper but tagged the wall on lap 61, ending his night.
For full results from these events, please visit www.EldoraSpeedway.com .
This Friday and Saturday, September 17-18 both Johnny and Stormy Scott will be in action at the Texas Dirt Nationals at The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway. A $10,000 top prize is on the line for Friday night’s program, and a $50,000 winner’s check is up for grabs on Saturday evening.
Full event details are available at www.RaceXR.com .
Scott Brothers Racing would like to thank all of their marketing partners, which include Mesilla Valley Transportation, Rancho Milagro, Eagle Moon Farms, KBC Graphics, Top of the World Ranch, Longhorn Chassis, Impact Race Gear, Simpson Race Products, Fast Shafts, Allstar Performance, VP Racing Fuels and Lubricants, and MSR Mafia Marketing & PR Services.
For the latest information on Scott Brothers Racing, please visit their cyber home at www.ScottBrothersRacing.com .
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September 14, 2021
Brandon Overton Bests Field in 51st Annual World 100
Adds $10,000 Prelim Win in 50th Annual World 100
EVANS, Ga. (09/14/21) – Last weekend at Eldora Speedway Brandon Overton added a coveted World 100 title to his resume. The Georgia racer streaked to the $54,000 triumph in the 51st running of the event on Thursday night. With the victory he became only the eighth driver in history to win both the Dirt Late Model Dream and the World 100.
Additionally, he won a $10,000 prelim on Friday night, and led laps in Saturday’s 50th annual World 100 finale before finishing third in his Wells & Sons Motorsports No. 76 Crossfit Overton / Allstar Concrete/ Longhorn Chassis by Wells Motorsports/ Clements Racing Engines Inc.-powered Super Late Model.
For Overton it was a dream come true, several years in the making.
“Me and Heather (Brandon’s fiancée) used to sit up there (in the stands), when, hell, I couldn’t event make the race and she used to tell me, ‘Don’t worry about it, we’re going to get ‘em one day’. Tonight we did it, and it means everything to have her here with me to enjoy this one,” Overton said in Victory Lane Friday night as his eyes filled with tears. “This car has been so good, and even when Dale (McDowell) passed me in the feature, I knew we could get back to the lead, so I didn’t panic.
“It obviously means a lot to me to win this race, but even more to be able to win it for David and Eric (Wells), that’s really a great feeling. Those guys have given me everything I need to be successful. I thank them and everyone who supports this team.”
Bringing to life the 51st annual World 100, Wells Motorsports and Brandon Overton visited the famed Eldora Speedway (Rossburg, Ohio) on Wednesday afternoon as the two-day show came to life with a pair of $10,000-to-win preliminary features.
With a stacked field of 80 Late Models jammed into the pit area, Brandon’s third-place finish in his heat race pinned him 12th on the starting grid for the A-Main. Coming one spot shy of a Top 5, Overton charged forward six spots in the 25-lapper to register a sixth-place finish.
With preliminary results from Wednesday setting the grid for heat races on Thursday, Overton outdueled fellow-front row starter Scott Bloomquist in the 15-lapper to pick up the win.
Earning the third-starting position for the 100-lap main event, Brandon began challenging early pacesetter Ricky Thornton Jr. on the 20th circuit and eventually stole the top spot four laps later. Setting the pace for the next 45 circuits, Overton briefly lost the lead to a charging Dale McDowell on lap 70 but regained the top spot on the ensuing circuit. He held off Tim McCreadie’s late-race charge to capture his 23rd win of the season and a $54,000 prize. McCreadie, McDowell, Hudson O’Neal, and Jonathan Davenport completed the Top-5 finishers.
Another round of preliminary features were on the docket on Friday night as the 50th annual World 100 kicked off. Overton gained three spots in his heat race to register a second-place finish. Leading flag-to-flag in the 25-lap feature, Brandon cruised to his 24th win of the season, which came ahead of Jimmy Owens, Kyle Bronson, Ricky Thornton Jr., and Dale McDowell. He won by a 3.734 second margin to claim the $10,000.
Rolling off second in his heat race on Saturday evening, Brandon streaked to a convincing 20-lap victory, which positioned him fourth on the starting grid for the $53,000-to-win main event. After leading laps 40-55, Overton was unable to hold off Jonathan Davenport in the 100-lapper. He followed Davenport and Mike Marlar across the line with Tim McCreadie and Chris Ferguson rounding out the Top-5.
"First off, congrats to J.D. (Jonathan Davenport) and Mikey (Marlar). They did a good job. We was alright until the brown (patches on the surface) left, then I just got way too tight. I couldn't turn. It is what it is. Hell, I can't win 'em all, you know?" Overton said after Saturday’s finale. "It's an unreal feeling to be here all week knowing you've gotta chance to win both these things, and I said I'll come back and get 'em again."
For full results from the week, please visit www.EldoraSpeedway.com.
This weekend – September 17-18 – Brandon and Wells Motorsports will roll into The Dirt Track at Texas Motor Speedway (Justin, Texas) for the Texas Dirt Nationals. The program posts a $10,000 winner’s check on Friday and a $50,000 top prize on Saturday.
Full event details are available at www.RaceXR.com .
Brandon Overton would like to thank all of his marketing partners, which include Crossfit Overton, Wells Motorsports, Allstar Concrete, Longhorn Chassis by Wells, Big Dog Stump and Tree, RW Powell Construction, Convenient Lube, Big Blue Smoke House, Doug Campbell Body Shop, Clements Racing Engines, Penske Shocks, Hoosier by Brian, Top Notch Kustom Koncepts, Steering Buddy, Impact Race Gear, Swift Springs, Penn Grade Oil, Quarter Master, Earnhardt Technologies Group, Wilwood, All-Star Performance, Wehrs Machine, Schoenfeld, Winters Performance, Performance Bodies, Peterson Fluid Systems, Sunoco Race Fuels, Fast Shafts, AFCO Racing Products, COMP Cams, Quickcar Products, and MSR Mafia Marketing Services.
For the latest information concerning Brandon Overton, please visit www.BrandonOverton76.com. To learn more about Wells Motorsports, visit www.WellsAndSonsMotorsports.com .
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September 14, 2021
Logan Roberson Nabs Natural Bridge Checkers
Boyds and Crossville All-Star Action This Weekend
WAYNESBORO, Va. (09/14/21) – Logan Roberson’s last-minute decision to race on Saturday night resulted in his fourth win of the season in his Gunter’s Honey No. 17 Wynbridge Inc. / Russ King Racing XR1 Rocket Chassis Late Model.
The victory came at Virginia’s Natural Bridge Speedway.
“It’s been a very tough year on me and my guys, but we pulled through on Saturday night and got the win at Winchester,” Roberson said. “Our new ride is pretty awesome. Thanks to all of my friends and family for sticking with me through the ups-and-downs. We’re looking forward to getting back to action with the All-Star Late Models this weekend, and hopefully adding to our point’s lead.”
After originally planning to enjoy an off weekend, Logan Roberson made the last-minute decision to travel to Natural Bridge Speedway (Natural Bridge, Va.) on Saturday evening with his Gunter’s Honey No. 17 Late Model.
With preliminary events placing him on the pole for the feature, Roberson slipped to second on the start but regained the lead in the ensuing turn to capture the flag-to-flag victory. He finished ahead of Walker Arthur, Ronnie Martin, Carder Miller, and Jesse Quick to record his fourth win of the season.
For full results from this event, please visit www.NBSpeedway.com .
Roberson next returns to action on September 17-18 with an American All-Star Series doubleheader at Boyds Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) and Crossville Speedway (Crossville, Tenn.). Both events pay $2,500 to win.
With just four points events still remaining, the Virginia racer currently holds a 78-point advantage over his nearest pursuer as he goes after the series title.
For more information on these events, please visit www.CrateRacing.com .
Logan Roberson would like to thank his marketing partners, which include E-Z-GO, Bobby’s Towing Service, Gunters Honey, RBS Auto Sales, Virginia Motor Speedway Wynbridge, Inc., Grassroots Sports TV, Dirt Track Bank, Clary’s Used Cars, Russ King Racing, Dirt Defender, Blue Ridge Treescapes, Pro Fabrication Headers & Exhaust, NAPA Auto Parts, QA1 Driveshafts, XS Power Batteries, Pancho’s Racing Products, Keizer Wheels, VP Racing Fuels, Swift Springs, Integra Shocks, Hooker Harness, ZMax, Sweet Manufacturing, Rocket Chassis, Butlerbuilt, Boyd Bilt, Hoosier Racing Tire, and MSR Mafia Marketing Services.
For the latest information on Logan Roberson, please visit www.LoganRoberson.com as well the team’s social media channels at www.facebook.com/Loganrobersonracing/ and www.twitter.com/ThuggNasty17 .
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September 14, 2021
Dereck Ramirez Records RPM Speedway USMTS Checkers
Adds to Advantage Atop USMTS Standings
WOODWARD, Okla. (09/14/21) – Recording his fifth win of the 2021 campaign Dereck Ramirez topped Thursday night’s United States Modified Touring Series (USMTS) action at RPM Speedway in his No. 4r Koda Services/ Boom-Test Well Service/ Raw Truck Wash/ Hughes Racing Chassis/ Cornett Racing Engine Modified.
The victory was worth $5,000. Additionally, on the heels of consistency Dereck was able to extend his lead atop the latest USMTS standings as he continues to focus on claiming his first-career series title.
“We had a great night at RPM Speedway and were able to lead all 40 laps to get the win. Then on Saturday night we let one slip away on the last lap in lapped traffic at The Rev. It’s a tough way to lose one, but it happens,” Ramirez said. “The good news is we were able to add to our point’s lead.”
Embarking on a four-race stretch with the United States Modified Touring Series (USMTS), Dereck Ramirez invaded 81 Speedway (Park City, Kan.) on Wednesday evening. Following a sixth-place finish in his heat, Ramirez logged an eighth-place finish in his consolation event, which forced him to take a provisional to start the opening night feature. Coming one spot shy of a Top-10 finish, Dereck passed 12 cars in the 35-lapper to finish 11th.
On Thursday evening at RPM Speedway (Crandall, Texas), Dereck’s eight-lap heat race victory positioned him second on the starting grid for the A-Main. Leading all 40 laps, Ramirez wired the field to capture his fifth win of the 2021 campaign and a $5,000 prize. He finished ahead of Tyler Wolff, Lucas Schott, Carlos Ahumada Jr., and Tanner Mullens.
For the ninth annual Cajun Clash on Friday at Ark-La-Tex Speedway (Vivian, La.) on Friday evening, Ramirez advanced two spots in his heat race to pick up the win. Continuing his upward trend in the feature, Dereck gained two positions to finish fourth. He trailed Terry Phillips, Tanner Mullens, and Rodney Sanders across the line.
For the weekend finale on Saturday at Revolution Park (Monroe, La.), Dereck won his heat race to earn the sixth-starting spot for the feature. He would charge to the lead on lap 25 and led until the final lap when Dustin Sorensen was able to sneak by in lapped traffic to grab the win. Ramirez. He followed Dustin Sorensen across the line with Tanner Mullens, Jake Timm, and Jake O’Neil rounding out the Top-5.
Dereck increased his lead to 51 markers in the latest USMTS point standings. Complete results from these events are available at www.USMTS.com .
Next up will be a trip to Minnesota’s Deer Creek Speedway for the 23rd annual Featherlite Fall Jamboree driven by American Racer on Thursday-Saturday, September 23-25. The weekend will once again be sanctioned by the USMTS.
Dereck Ramirez and Ramirez Motorsports would like to thank all of their sponsors and supporters including Boom-Test Well Service, Koda Services, Raw Truck Wash, Woodward Steel, Hughes Racing Chassis, Midwest Refrigeration, Cornett Racing Engines, Go Lithium, Swift Springs, Woodward Steel, Sybesma Graphics, Afco Shocks, and MSRMafia.com Marketing Services.
For the latest information on Dereck Ramirez, please visit www.DereckRamirez.com .
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September 14, 2021
Shane Hebert Races to Crate Late Model Victory at The Rev
Preps for $50,000-To-Win Super Bee 100
LAFAYETTE, La. (09/14/21) – Shane Hebert continued his recent hot streak with a Saturday night victory at Louisiana’s Revolution Park in his Joey Brown Plumbing No. 9 Cajun Pools / Bicknell Racing / XR1 Rocket Chassis Super Late Model.
The victory marked Hebert’s third Crate Late Model win of the year and fourth overall triumph of 2021 with Brandon Hightower Racing.
“We’re now three-for-three in the Crate Late Model. I want to say a special thank you to the Hightower family for the opportunity to run top-notch equipment. I also want to thank all of the sponsors, who help it go around the track every weekend,” Hebert noted.
Shane Hebert traveled to Revolution Park (Monroe, La.) on Saturday afternoon, where he was pulling double duty in both the Late Model and Limited Modified ranks. After pacing the field in the Crate Late Model feature to capture his fourth win of the season, Hebert suffered a broken crankshaft while leading Limited Modified A-Main.
Full results from these events, please visit www.TheRevDirt.com.
Brandon Hightower Racing is now gearing up for the Super Bee 100 on September 23-25 at Super Bee Speedway (Chatham, La.). The mega weekend culminates with a $50,000-to-win Crate Late Model finale on Saturday night.
For more information on the event, please visit www.SuperBeeSpeedway.com .
Shane Hebert and Brandon Hightower Racing would like to thank all of their sponsors including APE Engines, B&D Motorsports, Donna’s Attic, AKA Construction, Joey Brown Plumbing, Cajun Pools & Spas, Swamp Daddy’s Catfish, Super Bee Speedway, Dirt Defender, Penske Racing Shocks, Jones Racing Products, Bicknell Racing Products, Competition Carburetors, Bulletproof Tees, Joel’s Auto Sales, Express Race Cars, and MSR Mafia Marketing Services.
For more information on Brandon Hightower Racing please visit www.BrandonHightower.com .
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