After a few weeks off it was back to racing with the Topless Outlaws taking center stage for a big $5,100 to win 51 lap feature.
Shaun Sise has dominated the Classic division at 411 in 2020 so it was no surprise when he once again set fast time earning the pole for the 20 lap feature. The green waved and Sise put his #16 on point ahead of Mark Sise, Mac Lockhart, Shane Taylor and Michael Milsap rounding out the top five. The battle was on early between Lockhart and Taylor who both had strong runs going. Sise was pulling away out front until a caution for a spin by the #18 of Ritchie Overholser. Back under green and Lee Merritt was trying to work his way up through the pack as he turned up the heat on Taylor for the fourth spot. Shane Taylor would see his top five run come to an end as he backed it into the turn four wall ending his night. Lockhart would get around Mark Sise on the restart moving into the runner up spot. Shaun Sise would pull away in the final laps once again picking up the win.
1: #16 Shaun Sise
2: #00 Mac Lockhart
3: #35 Mark Sise
4: #515 Michael Milsap
5: #51 Lee Merritt
6: #18 Ritchie Overholser
7: #7T Tiffany Hensley
8: #02 Ray Meadows
9: #37 Shane Taylor
Next up was the 604 late models for their 25 lap feature. J.T. Kerr Memorial winner Greg Martin would lead us to green on the start with Cameron Weaver, Jed Emert, Zach Sise and Eli Beets in chase. Trouble early for the #5 of Jamie Stanley who crashed into the turn one wall. He would be uninjured but he would be done for the day. Back under green and Anthony White and Layne Clifton had a great battle for position in the back half of the top 10. Carder Miller was ripping the high line coming off turn four as he tried to pick his way up through the pack. Eli Beets had found the back of the #9 of Zach Sise for the fourth spot. The top three had put some distance on the rest of the pack as the laps ticked off. Martin found himself in some lap traffic allowing Weaver to close in on him for the lead. The caution would wave late for the #23 of Layne Clifton who lost a right rear tire and backed into the turn one wall. Austin Langley would pull off track under the caution and retire for the rest of the event. Greg Martin would hold off Cameron Weaver to pick up the win.
1: #24 Greg Martin
2: #16 Cameron Weaver
3: #98 Jed Emert
4: #109 Eli beets
5: #9 Zach Sise
6: #69 Carder Miller
7: #2x Anthony White
8: #40 Brian Blevins
9: #52 Shannon Emert
10: #14LP Logan Palmer
11: #32 William Blankenship
12: #23 Layne Clifton
13: #46 Stephen Martin
14: #4 Austin Langley
15: #5 Jamie Stanley
Next up was the 20 lap Open Wheel feature. Clayton Miller and Blake Brown would start on front row with a very strong field of talented drivers behind him. Trouble would show it’s head on the first lap as Larry James and Justin Parker would tangle in turn two setting up a restart. The #44 of Bryan Barber had a very strong run going as he battled it out with Brown for the runner up spot. Another caution this time for the #43 of Jacob Hall who tagged the turn two wall ending his day. More trouble for the #88 of Parker who would go for another spin. This would be his second caution so he had to retire for the rest of the race. A hard crash for the #26 of Andy Ogle who went head on into the turn one wall bringing out the red flag. The leader Miller began to have some smoke trail from the back of his #15 but it didn’t seem to slow him down. Brown would put the pressure on him in the closing laps but wouldn’t be able to get the spot.
1: #15 Clayton Miller
2: #99 Blake Brown
3: #44 Bryan Barber
4: #22 Brian Nantz
5: #50 Amos Bunch
6: #7 Jeff Hamby
7: #2 Jimmy Dalton
8: #98 Zac Harris
9: #K49 Kirk Turner
10: #C49 Clayton turner
11: #13 David Clark
12: #89 Jamie Mosley
13: #92 Matthew Hopper
14: #J1 Terry James
15: #J4 Wayne James
16: #4 Chase Lawson
17: #88 Justin Parker
18: #J2 Larry James
19: #26 Andy Ogle
20: #43 Jacob Hall
DNS: #327 Ricky Tinch
Next up was the $5,100 51 lap topless Outlaw feature. Randy Weaver would lead us to green ahead of Dakatoah Knuckles, Ronnie Johnson, Chase King and Cory Hedgecock. King came into the day looking to lock up the 2020 Topless Outlaw Championship and he was off to a good start as he ran top five early on. Hedgecock had found something in his #23 as he moved his way past Johnson and into the top three. Trouble for the #30 of Ryan King who pulled off track early retiring for the rest of the day. Hedgecock had now worked his way into the second spot behind Weaver. The #27 of Brad Berry would bring out the caution as he creeped to a stop. Knuckles had a great run going early but as the laps ticked off he looked to have lost the handle on his #21K as he slipped back through the top five. Randy Weaver would run away in the final laps to pick up the big win.
1: #85 Randy Weaver
2: #23 Cory Hedgecock
3: #44 Chase King
4: #6D Ronnie Johnson
5: #21 Dakotah Knuckles
6: #1 Kenny Collins
7: #3 Austin Neely
8: #29 Rusty Ballenger
9: #J0 John Ownbey
10: #51E Jed Emert
11: #51 Greg Martin
12: #28 Taylor Puckett
13: #144 Josh Collins
14: #73 Trevor Sise
15: #39 Eddie King Jr
16: #31 Brad Seagle
17: #00 Ruben Mayfield
18: #34 Ellery Leake
19: #77 Mike Price
20: #11 Buddy Isles
21: #27 Brad Berry
22: #90J Jason Trammell
23: #31 Bobby Giffin
24: #30 Ryan King
DNS: #7 Bill Norwood
DNS: #4 Clyde Overholt
Next up was what might have been the race of the night, the 20 lap B-Hobby/Super Street feature. Ryan Watson would take the lead on the start with Pete Wright, Joe Freels, Dalton King and Skylar Douglass your top five. The caution would wave for a wild crash between the #5 of Tim Kilby and the #18 of Dale Brummett. The two got together going into turn one with the #18 getting airborne. Both drivers were okay but were done for the day. A fantastic race for the lead between Watson, Freels and Wright. Douglass would loop his #14 on the exit of turn two bringing out the caution. Watson seemed to be getting a push on his #11 and coming off turn four he lost the handle allowing both Freels and Wright to get past him. A hard hit for the #9 of Rocky Ogle who smacked the turn two wall bringing out another caution. Joe Freels would hold off Wright to pick up his first win of the 2020 season.
1: #4 Joe Freels
2: #51 Dalton King
3: #11 Ryan Watson
4: #14 Skylar Douglas
5: #31 Brady Lee
6: #88 Sam Burgess
7: #42 John Simms
8: #9 Rocky Ogle
9: #B00 Shawn Henry
10: #5 Tim Kilby
11: #18 Dale Brummett
DQ: #51X Pete Wright
Next up would be the 20 lap Front Wheel Drive feature. Dustin Duncan would once again start on the front row alongside the #38 of Zachary Walton. After a quick caution for the #5 of Josh Ramsey who lost power it was back to green. Duncan, Walton, Jeremy Wyatt, Josh Davis and Travis Sands were the front runners in the opening laps. Duncan began to pull away from the pack as Walton Gave Chase in the runner up spot. The caution would wave for the #36 of Michael Lambert as he and the #72 of Daryl Teefeteller tangled on the backstretch sending Teefeteller for a wild spin and ending his day. Back under green and trouble found Ray Wyatt who pulled off track. Walton still had his #38 in second but would also exit the racing surface short of the finish. Up front it was all Dustin Duncan who cruised to another win.
1: #21 Dustin Duncan
2: #1W Jeremy Wyatt
3: #32 Travis Sands
4: #24 Ricky Ritenour
5: #Scott Gosness
6: #44 Victor Valez
7: #14 Jesse Hurst Jr
8: #W21 Jason Wilde
9: #38 Zachary Walton
10: #84 Josh Davis
11: #7W Ray Wyatt
12: #72 Daryl Teefeteller
13: #27 Chris Ammons
14: #5 Josh Ramsey
15: #75 Ken Bare
DQ: #3 Terry Floyd
DQ: #36 Michael Lambert