It was a very special Pink Out night at the 4-1-1 honoring those fighting breast cancer as well as those who lost their fight.
The Classic Car division was up first for a 20 lap feature with a very strong field of cars on hand. Shaun Sise would jump out to the early lead with Mac Lockhart, Will Carey and Charlie Bates the top five. With the race underway, Will Carey was putting on the pressure trying to wrestle the runner up spot away from Lockhart. Just behind him it was another tough battle between Mark Sise and Bates for the fourth spot. Sise was running away with the top spot while Lee Merritt was moving his way up. Merritt didn’t have the best qualifying lap but he was on go as he closed in on the battle for the second spot. Up front Sise would be in his own zip code as he cruised to the win.
1: #16 Shaun Sise
2: #00 Mac Lockhart
3: #16 Will Carey
4: #51 Lee Merritt
5: #35 Mark Sise
6: #27 Charlie Bates
7: #88 Ritchie Overholser
8: #17 Rusty Welch
9: #11 Tim Bounds
10: #18 Chris Worsham
11: #37 Shane Taylor
12: #38 Bryan Williams
DNS: #J11 Christian Runyon
The 602 class has been a very exciting class in the 2020 season and this one would be no different. Zach Sise was making his first appearance of the season in the division. The green waved and Sise put his #9 on point ahead of Booger Brooks, Curtis Thomas, Hayden Cardwell and David Miley. Thomas would break on the backstretch bringing out the caution and ending his night early. On the restart Brooks would throw a slider on Sise in turn two but Sise would respond with a crossover taking the lead back. It would be a rough night for the #27 of Steven Purkey who would bring out two cautions, the second of which would end his night as he smacked the turn two wall. Trouble would also find the #07 of Cardwell as he tagged the turn three wall hard. Back under green and the fight between Miley and the #11 of Lee Gray which sent both spinning on the front stretch. Miley would get his position back as the caution was called on Lee. Sise would inch away from Brooks to pick up the win.
1: #9 Zach Sise
2: #24 Booger Brooks
3: #B00 Josh Henry
4: #71 David Miley
5: #66 Michael Woods
6: #14 David Kerr
7: #85 Lee Branch
8: #11 Lee Gray
9: #7 Luke Ellis
10: #28 Richard Cox
11: #07 Hayden Cardwell
12: #9C Josh Cheatham
13: #27 Steven Purkey
14: #5 Curtis Thomas
The B-Hobby/Super Street division was up next and it was another great race. Josh Henry would start on the front row in his #B00. Brady Lee, Joe Freels, Rocky Ogle and David Beeler would be your front runners early on. David Clark was moving forward as he took his #XP21 towards the front moving into the top five. Freels had a great run going in his #5x but smoke started to trail from the back of his machine as the laps ticked away. Henry was pulling away out front but sparks started to flow from his #B00 and he would later pull off track with mechanical issues. Clark had now moved all the way up into the second spot in the final laps of the race. He’d come up short of the win as Brady Lee held on to pick up his second win of the season.
1: #31 Brady Lee
2: #XP21 David Clark
3: #5X Joe Freels
4: #9 Rocky Ogle
5: #51 Dalton King
6: #3D David Beeler
7: #1 Michael Helton
8: #71 Wendell Williams
9: #B00 Josh Henry
10: #B01 Brandon Johnson
11: #7 Shawn Henry
DNS: #B51 Brett Cupp
DNS: #32 Brian Hamby
Next up was the 604 Late Models. Fresh off a win earlier in the 602 class, Zach Sise would once again start on the front row of the feature alongside JT Kerr Memorial winner Greg Martin. Sise would win the drag race off turn two putting his #9 on top ahead of Martin, Josh Henry, Brad Lowe and Rusty Ballenger. Mack McCarter had his work cut out for him coming from mid pack as he did battle with Matt Henderson. Sise was inching away out front but it was heated between Jensen Ford and Layne Clifton for the fifth position. Martin had eaten up the lead Sise built up as the two tried to pick their way through slower traffic. Martin would get caught up behind a slower car erasing the work he had done to catch the leader. Trouble for the #29 of Rusty Ballenger as he had gotten damage on the left side of his car causing a cut tire ending his night. Sise would drive away on the final restart to sweep the night.
1: #9 Zach Sise
2: #24 Greg Martin
3: #B00 Josh Henry
4: #16 Cameron Weaver
5: #83 Jensen Ford
6: #7 Adam Ahl
7: #23 Layne Clifton
8: #16 Brad Lowe
9: #71 Mack McCarter
10: #07 Jason Cardwell
11: #H22 Matt Henderson
12: #0 Ross White
13: #K37 Mike Weeks
14: #4 Michael Smith
15: #22 Jamieson Early
16: #5 Jamie Stanley
17: #32 Tyler Smith
18: #29 Rusty Ballenger
Next up was the 20 lap Open Wheel feature. Nick Stroupe was making his debut in the 2020 season at the 411 and was starting on the front row. However, Stroupe would go for a spin on the opening lap collecting the #22 of Tony Kowell. Both drivers would get their spots back and a full restart was called from track officials. Under green and Ricky Tinch would take the top spot with Jesse Rupe, Stroupe and Dustin Diden in chase. Stroupe was an absolute rocket as he was using the high line to move up into second. Tinch would no be able to keep the lead as he had to give it up to Stroupe. Trouble for Chase Lawson would slow the pace bringing out the caution. Out front it was all Stroupe who pulled away to a big lead picking up his first win at 411.
1: #45 Nick Stroupe
2: #327 Ricky Tinch
3: #11 Jesse Rupe
4: #K49 Kirk Turner
5: #112 Dustin Diden
6: #J4 Tyler James
7: #216 Phillip Thompson
8: #22 Tony Kowell
9: #4 Chase Lawson
10: #26 Adam Ogle
11: #J23 Todd Beeler
12: #D11 Dathan Dkye
13: #2 Scott Lacy
14: #J2 Larry James
15: #00 Jeff Akard
The #526 of Josh Davis would start on the front row of the FWD feature with the #21 of Dustin Duncan. Davis seemed to have a strong car but would slow on lap two with mechanical issues. Duncan would know have the lead ahead of Ray Wyatt, Jeremy Wyatt and Travis Sands. Trouble for the #8 of Marvin Sands who went for a spin in turn two bringing out the caution. As the leader was pulling away the battle for second was on between the Wyatts and now Darly Teefeteller who put his name in the mix. Up front it was all Dustin Duncan who pulled away to a huge lead and scored the win.
1: #21 Dustin Duncan
2: #1W Jeremy Wyatt
3: #72 Daryl Teefeteller
4: #32 Travis Sands
5: #7W Ray Wyatt
6: #43 Fisher Swanson
7: #84 Dylan Johnson
8: #B00 Amelia McClain
9: #14 Jesse Hurst Jr
10: #5 Josh Ramsey
11: #1 Scott Gosnell
12: #36 Michael Lambert
13: #00 Brandon Crawford
14: #526 Josh Davis
15: #8 Marvin Sands
16: #44 Scott Velez
17: #207 Bailey Walker
Tiffany Hensley would win Powder Puff #1 as she passed Ashley Ahl midway through the race.
1: #16 Tiffany Hensley
2: #7 Ashley Ahl
3: #11 Miranda Bounds
4: #7B Amber Rome
5: #J11 Kim Bounds
6: #35 Olivia Allen
7: #71 Angie Miley
8: #85 Cassie Branch
9: #1 McKenzie Helton
10: #38 Amy Williams
11: #51 Tanya McCarter
Powder Puff #2
1: #72 Angie Young
2: #B00 Christy Bohanan
3: #21 Hannah Duncan
4: #11 Kelsey Pittenturf
5: #5 N/A
6: #00 Paige Stanton