It was back to weekly action at Tennessee’s Action track in front of a packed crowd.
The 602 Late Model division would be the first up doing battle in a 20-lap feature. Curtis Thomas had a wild crash the last time he was at the 4-1-1. He would start on the front row of the feature alongside David Miley. The green waved and Thomas put his #5 on point ahead of Miley, Jeremy Broome, Gray Lee, and Lee Branch your top five. Branch would have some trouble and went for a spin early on ruining his chance for a strong finish. Gray Lee picked up the win the last time he was at 411 and had another strong run going as he battled for the runner up spot. Leader Thomas would slow with engine issues bringing out the caution and ending his night. Back under green the battle for the lead was on as Broome worked the low line trying to get the top spot. Eventually Broome would make the pass moving Miley back to the second spot. A late caution would wave as the #9 of Dillon Peterman, the #85 of Branch and the #63 of Michael Kelly would all crash on the front stretch. After cleanup it was a short sprint to the finish. Broome would hold on to pick up his first win of 2020.
1: #12 Jeremy Broome
2: #71 David Miley
3: #11 Gray Lee
4: #14 David Kerr
5: #49 Grant Corum
6: #4 James Cole
7: #F4 Derek Francis
8: #20 Clinton Raper
9: #63 Michael Kelly
10: #7 Luke Ellis
11: #85 Lee Branch
12: #9 Dillon Peterman
13: #T5 Curtis Thomas
14: #25 Jacob Hamby
Next up was the 20 lap B-Hobby/Super Street feature. Duke Lowe has dominated at several local tracks including 411 so it was no surprise when he sat fast time in qualifying. The green waved and chaos would show its ugly head almost immediately as the #71 of Wendell Williams got sideways and collected the #BR549 of Charles Moffitt sending both cars down into the infield. Moffitt would be done for the night with heavy front-end damage. Back under green and your top five on the start were Lowe, Josh Henry, David Beeler, Sam Burgess and Ryan Watson. The damage from earlier would end the night for the #71 of Williams as he slowed a couple laps later. Josh Henry would chew into the lead built up by Lowe until a caution on lap 10 for the #3 of Beeler. Lowe would hold on to pick up the win.
1: #55 Duke Lowe
2: #B00 Josh Henry
3: #11 Ryan Watson
4: #88 Sam Burgess
5: #818 Jeffrey Wood
6: #51 Allen Birchfield
7: #8 Brandon Francis
8: #31 Brady Lee
9: #3D David Beeler
10: #7 Steve Brady
11: #C5 Austin Atkins
12: #57 Ronnie Romines
13: #71 Wendell Williams
14: #BR549 Charles Moffitt
Next up was the 604 Late Models and to say it was a wild one would be a drastic understatement. Zach Sise would set fast time in qualifying earning the pole for the 25-lap feature alongside Cory Hedgecock. The green waved and Sise drove in deep and came out with the lead ahead of Hedgecock, Rusty Ballenger, Jesse Lowe, and Terry Poore. Just outside the top five would see a battle between the #73 of Trevor Sise and the #0 of Ross White. The top three of Sise, Hedgecock and Lowe was heating up as you could throw a blanket over all of them. Hedgecock was closing the gap quickly on the leaders as they caught the tail end of the field. Hedgecock would power his way into the lead. The caution would wave shortly after as third place driver Ballenger spun with a cut left rear tire. Hedgecock and Sise would have a heated battle for the lead until the two tangled on a restart. Hedgecock would exit his car furious with Sise. Sise would go on to score the win, however he would have a post-race altercation with Rusty Ballenger and would be disqualified. The win would end up going to Jesse Lowe.
1: #5J Jesse Lowe
2: #B00 Josh Henry
3: #2 Terry Poore
4: #23 Layne Clifton
5: #0 Ross White
6: #73 Trevor Sise
7: #89 Brandon Miller
8: #B2 Michael Bland
9: #24 Greg Martin
10: #07 Jason Cardwell
11: #10B Bradley Lewelling
12: #52 Shannon Emery
13: #4 Michael Smith
14: #5 Jamie Stanley
15: #32 Tyler Smith
16: #7 Tyler Price
17: #00 AJ Carlisi
18: #87 Jarrod Carey
19: #41 Jody Atkins
20: #61 Kenny Ford
DQ: #23 Cory Hedgecock
DQ: #9 Zach Sise
DQ: #29 Rusty Ballenger
DNS: #109 Eli Beets
DNS: #B23 Cary Brown
DNS: #87 Anthony Conley
DNS: #38 Jamie Oliver
DNS: #15K Shaun Sise
DNS: #59 Brian Wooldridge
The FWD feature would be up next for 20 laps. Daryl Teefeteller would take the lead on the start with Jeremy Wyatt, Michael Lambert, Ray Wyatt, and Jesse Parker in his tire tracks. Trouble early for the #11 of Jack Gresham who slowed with heavy smoke trailing from his machine. Jeremy Wyatt was looking under the leader but slowed with mechanical issues ending his night. The caution was not done as several laps later would see the #31 of Parker and the #36 of Lambert tangled in turn two. Teefeteller would hold on to pick up his first ever win.
1: #72 Daryl Teefeteller
2: #17 Raymond Williams
3: #7W Ray Wyatt
4: #27 Wesley Teefeteller
5: #36 Michael Lambert
6: #31 Jesse Parker
7: #1W Jeremy Wyatt
8: #2 Ken Bare
9: #J11 Jack Gresham
10: #9 Jeremy Teefeteller
Jonathan Allen picked up the win in the 50 lap Endure feature.
1: #2 Jonathan Allen
2: #17 Steve Owens Jr
3: #A14 Austin Atkins
4: #278 Corey Vickers
5: #964 Jamie Harper
6: #0 Cade Marshall
7: #19 Lee Harville
8: #98 Joseph McGill
9: #54 John Reed
10: #99 Dylan Fitzgerald
11: #35 Austin Byrd
12: #17 Jeremy Shelton
13: #25 Kenny Blazer
14: #77 John Musser
15: #67 Michael Moshier
16: #76 Sloan Shoulders
17: #17J Jack Gresham
18: #28 Nick Allison
19: #414 Coby Scott
20: #14 Eric Henry
21: #Justin McCarter
22: #69 Bobby Gordon
23: #3 Steven Sise
24: #20 Jimmy Hill
25: #72 Brad Nicely