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Ashton Winger Finds Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Victory Lane for First Time at Buckshot (CLANTON, ALABAMA) The Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series presented by Coltman Farms Racing and fueled by Sunoco made its way to Buckshot Speedway in Clanton, Alabama on Friday night and it was Ashton Winger emerging victorious to claim the first series victory of his young career! Ashton started off his evening by posting the third quickest time in Group B during FK Rod Ends qualifying, which lined him up starting sixth on the grid in the 40-lap main event. The Hampton, Georgia ace then quickly disposed of the top five ahead of him and after a flurry of early yellow flags, Ashton nabbed the point from polesitter David Breazeale on the seventh circuit. From there, it was all Winger all the time, as he controlled the field and reached the checkered flag first by a dominant 5.102 second margin to bag the $7,553 first place prize money over runner-up Breazeale. Overall fast timer Spencer Hughes rounded out the podium in third, while series regular Pearson Lee Williams moved up a spot to finish in fourth. Payton Freeman, who started third, was the final driver to land a coveted position inside of the top five. New series point leader Donald McIntosh had a rough evening at Buckshot Speedway, but was able to salvage a top ten showing. After experiencing terminal mechanical trouble aboard his Billy Hicks Racing #79 entry in the B-Main, Donald finished out the night in Jordon Horton’s #56H machine. The Dawsonville, Georgia native started at the back of the pack in the 40-lapper and methodically worked his way inside of the top ten - eventually claiming a ninth place effort to officially take over the point lead. Pearson Lee Williams, of Dublin, Georgia, finds himself a scant two markers behind McIntosh heading into East Alabama Motor Speedway. “I feel like we were pretty good all night - the (time trial) groups were pretty even tonight and we just barely got beat in qualifying,” quoted Winger in Schaeffer’s Oil victory lane. “It is hard when you start sixth, these 40-lappers are sprints. Thanks to series promoter Ray Cook and everybody for giving us a place to race. I actually enjoy coming over here to Buckshot, it is a different place that we haven’t been to a whole lot. Thanks to all of the fans for coming out and to all of our great sponsors with Jeff Mathews Motorsports!” Ashton Winger’s Jeff Mathews Motorsports #12 XR1 Rocket Chassis was powered by an Andy Durham Racing Engine and carried sponsorship in part from RV Select, Inc., CURS, Super K Express, Keyser Manufacturing, Integra Shocks, Angry Elephant Tattoo and Piercing, A-Plus Collision Center, Race Ranch, CSR Aluminum Fabrication, and Hoosier Racing Tires. A total of 32 Super Late Model competitors descended upon Buckshot Speedway on Friday for the fourth round of #SpringNationals competition in 2024. Bakersfield, California driver Ethan Dotson came out on top of Spring Pro Precision Equipment Hot Laps to win the “Smashing the Clock” Award, while Spencer Hughes, of Meridian, Mississippi, topped the speed charts in FK Rod Ends Qualifying with his fast lap of 12.992 seconds. The two B-Mains were won by Kyle Bronson and Colton Leyendecker, while Donald McIntosh, Caleb Gay, and Caden Mullinax were awarded series provisionals to round out the 22-car starting field. Next up for the Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series will be another stop in the state of Alabama on Saturday evening, April 6. The historic East Alabama Motor Speedway will play host to their third Spring Nationals event, which will serve as round five of this year’s miniseries. Brandon Overton has won both previous series visits to the Phenix City, Alabama venue, as he beat Ashton Winger, Carson Ferguson, Sam Seawright, and Dalton Cook in 2023 and bested Ashton Winger, Michael Page, Garrett Smith, and Carson Ferguson back in 2022. At EAMS on Saturday, the pit gates will swing open at 2:00pm and the grandstands will start to allow patrons into the venue starting at 5:00pm. The Drivers Meeting will get underway at 6:30pm, while Hot Laps will take to the racetrack at 7:00pm. The Super Late Models will headline the annual Jimmy Thomas Memorial program by featuring a $10,053 payday, but the 604 Late Models, 602 Late Models, 602 Chargers, Hobby, Road Warriors, Crown Vics, and Hot Shots will also be in action on April 6. Adults will be admitted into the grandstands for $20.00, while kids ages 10 and under will be allowed into the stands for FREE. For those wanting pit access, a pit pass for adults will be $35.00 and only $15.00 for kids ages 10 and under. Those serving in our Military will receive $5.00 off admission into both the stands and the pits, while those bringing an ATV or a Side-by-Side can buy a pass for their vehicle for $10.00. The track is located at 4238 US Highway 80 West in Phenix City, Alabama 36870. Learn more by giving the track a call at 334-297-2594 or by logging onto www.eamsdirt.com. Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series presented by Coltman Farms Racing Schaeffer’s Oil Feature Finish (40 Laps): Entries: 32 Spring Pro Precision Equipment Hot Laps: FK Rod Ends Time Trials: Qualifying - Group A (Top Five Locked into A-Main): 1. 54-David Breazeale, 00:13.006[10]; 2. F1-Payton Freeman, 00:13.037[13]; 3. 121-Pearson Williams, 00:13.098[14]; 4. 10-Garrett Smith, 00:13.103[1]; 5. 187-David McCoy, 00:13.191[8]; 6. 40B-Kyle Bronson, 00:13.296[4]; 7. M2-Caden Mullinax, 00:13.339[7]; 8. 79-Donald McIntosh, 00:13.353[5]; 9. 99-JR Moseley, 00:13.388[9]; 10. 388-Jackson Hise, 00:13.409[11]; 11. 17SS-Brenden Smith, 00:13.430[12]; 12. 16-Sam Seawright, 00:13.440[6]; 13. 17-Billy Franklin, 00:13.549[2]; 14. 56H-Jordon Horton, 00:13.934[3]; 15. (DNS) 00M-Monte Skinner Qualifying - Group B (Top Five Locked into A-Main): 1. 19M-Spencer Hughes, 00:12.992[5]; 2. 29-Christian Hanger, 00:13.016[6]; 3. 12-Ashton Winger, 00:13.035[13]; 4. 174-Ethan Dotson, 00:13.170[10]; 5. 10J-Joseph Joiner, 00:13.208[15]; 6. 33-Colton Leyendecker, 00:13.395[12]; 7. M1-Bill Mahan, 00:13.426[1]; 8. 11-Cruz Skinner, 00:13.451[2]; 9. 22-Austin Franklin, 00:13.474[4]; 10. 38T-Dillon Tidmore, 00:13.538[7]; 11. 38-Matthew Taylor, 00:13.566[11]; 12. 2-Bo Slay, 00:13.727[16]; 13. 17G-Caleb Gay, 00:13.910[9]; 14. 317-Kendall Franklin, 00:14.018[14]; 15. 376-Mark Bangs, 00:14.329[8]; 16. 46-Braxton Whitfield, 00:20.977[3] Arizona Sport Shirts B-Main #1 Finish (Top Five Transfer): 1. 40B-Kyle Bronson[1]; 2. 17SS-Brenden Smith[6]; 3. 388-Jackson Hise[5]; 4. 99-JR Moseley[4]; 5. 56H-Jordon Horton[9]; 6. M2-Caden Mullinax[2]; 7. 79-Donald McIntosh[3]; 8. 16-Sam Seawright[7]; 9. 17-Billy Franklin[8]; 10. (DNS) 00M-Monte Skinner; 11. (DNS) 46-Braxton Whitfield Collins Signs B-Main #2 Finish (Top Five Transfer): 1. 33-Colton Leyendecker[1]; 2. M1-Bill Mahan[2]; 3. 11-Cruz Skinner[3]; 4. 38T-Dillon Tidmore[5]; 5. 22-Austin Franklin[4]; 6. 2-Bo Slay[7]; 7. 17G-Caleb Gay[8]; 8. 317-Kendall Franklin[9]; 9. 376-Mark Bangs[10]; 10. 38-Matthew Taylor[6] Provisionals: Donald McIntosh, Caleb Gay, Caden Mullinax Current Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series Point Standings: 2024 Schaeffer’s Oil Spring Nationals Series Schedule:
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