It was an absolute perfect day for racing at the 4-1-1 as we paid tribute to the late Scott Sexton.
The 20 lap Sportsman feature would be up first and what a stacked field of drivers were on hand to do battle. The start of the race would be a bit rough with several cautions slowing the pace but once we got going it was a race of the year candidate. Brad Seagle would put his #31 out front until another caution for the spinning Tiffany Hensley slowed the pace again. Back under green, and Heath Alvey was on a missing as he tried to work his way up through the top five. Another driver putting on a clinic was Adam Mitchell who was quickly cutting through the field. Anthony White Jr had now worked his way up into the runner up spot, looking to score his first win at 411. The #5 of Curtis Thompson had a strong top three run going until he got into the infield tractor tire in turn four ending his night. White Jr saw him opening in turn two and tried to slide the leader but he and Alvey made heavy contact ending both drivers nights. Brad Seagle would take over the lead and go on to score the win in an incredible race.
1: #31 Brad Seagle
2: #50 Adam Mitchell
3: #98 Jed Emert
4: #16 Seth Jolley
5: #T7 Tyler Price
6: #2 Terry Poore
7: #76 Joe Bray
8: #44 David Beeler
9: #33 Warren McMahan
10: #54 Mitchell Burke
11: #03 Forrest Medina
12: #98 Adam Pressley
13: #32 Cody Gloyne
14: #3 Dakota Smith
15: #5 Curtis Thomas
16: #24 Anthony White Jr
17: #7 Bill Norwood
18: #8G Logan Amy
19: #52 Troy Eads
20: #7T Tiffany Hensley
21: #4 Jacob Kelso
22: #24 Mason Bare
DQ: #7 Heath Alvey
DQ: #1 Jeremy Shannon
DNS: #69 Jeremy Longworth
DNS: #555 Ryan Carey
Next up would be the 40 lap Scott Sexton Memorial paying $5,052 to the winner. Ricky Weiss would put his #7 on point ahead of Cory Hedgecock, Jensen Ford, Dakota Knuckles and Donald McIntosh your top five on the start. The top two quickly began to put distance on the pack looking to settle it amongst themselves. Booger Brooks didn’t have the best start but was quickly picking up spots. However, mechanical issues a couple laps later would end his drive early. Just seven laps in and Hedgecock had erased the lead Weiss had built up. Coming off turn two he saw his opening and powered into the lead. The caution would wave on lap 12 as the #21 of Kenneth Howell would slow on the front-stretch. The #51 on Mack McCarter was set on go as he tried to work his way into the top five. A debris caution on lap 25 would slow the pace once again erasing the lead Hedgecock had amounted. Back under green and McIntosh had now worked his way into the top three past Jensen Ford. McCarter and Ford would battle it out as the teammates put on a great show. Hedgeocck would pull away in the final laps to pick up his second Scott Sexton Memorial win.
1: #23 Cory Hedgecock
2: #7 Ricky Weiss
3: #29 Donald McIntosh
4: #51 Mack McCarter
5: #83 Jensen Ford
6: #B00 Josh Henry
7: #7 Adam Ahl
8: #5 Chase Oliver
9: #20 Tristan Chamberlain
10: #44 Chase King
11: #21K Dakotah Knuckles
12: 3316 Mike Bargo
13: #116 Jake Whitehead
14: #19 Thomas Langley
15: #1G Rusty Ballenger
16: #11B Stacy Boles
17: #49 James Kelso
18: #3 Austin Neely
19: #60 Booger Brooks
20: #21 Kenneth Howell
21: #11 Tim Bounds
The street Stock feature would be up next for another 20 lap feature. The caution would wave on the start as a multi-car incident involving the #14 of Lee Merritt, the #18 of Damien Holt, the #88 of Sam Burgess and the #14 of Tyler James. All drivers would be able to continue with little to no damage. Back under green and Brady Lee would jump out front ahead of David Clark and Greg Husky the top three. Trouble for the #32 of Kenneth Myers who went for a spin in turn four would bring out the caution. Back under green and Clark would get loose in turn two sliding back to the fourth spot. Josh Henry had now taken over the second spot but smoke would begin to trail his #B00 machine and that would end his day. After a cleanup it was back to racing with Clark getting back into the runner up spot. The #23 of Husky was now sitting third as they gave chase to Brady Lee. Lee would hold on to score his first win of the year at the 4-1-1.
1: #31 Brady Lee
2: #13 David Clark
3: #23 Greg Husky
4: #28 JD Smith
5: #14 Tyler James
6: #11 Ryan Watson
7: #8 Eli Keck
8: #10 Colby Long
9: #14 Lee Merritt
10: #88 Sam Burgess
11: #12 Mark Brady
13: #20 Scottie Atkins
14: #751 John Stevens
15: #B00 Josh Henry
16: #B01 Brandon Johnson
17: #94 Allen Vaughn
18: #32 Kenneth Myers
19: #18 Damien Holt
20: #33 Chris Hickman
Dustin Duncan would led us to green in the Front Wheel Drive feature over Ryan Harness, James Burnette and Nick Adams the top five. The leaders were setting a fast pace and quickly found themselves in lap traffic. Trouble for the #23 of Austin Maples who went for a spin bringing out the caution. The strong run for Burnette would come to an end as he pulled off track under the caution and retired early from the event. Adams had now moved his #424 into the third spot. The caution would wave again after second place driver Ryan Harness made hard contact with the turn two wall. Dustin Duncan would hold off Nick Adams to score the win.
1: #21 Dustin Duncan
2: #424 Nick Adams
3: #506 Josh Davis
4: #23 Austin Maples
5: #21 Travis Taylor
6: #731 Tyler Walton
7: #717 Amelia McClain
8: #5 Bradley Owens
9: #17W Ray Wyatt
10: #6 Jack Gresham
11: #45 Anthony Singleton
12: #15 Larry Patterson
13: #72 Daryl Teefeteller
14: #27 Mark Sise
15: #K19 Samuel King
16: #21H Ryan Harness
17: #421 Britton Roxberry
18: #14 Nathan Adams
19: #6 Landon Beeler
20: #18 James Burnette
21: #12 Jimmy Linville
Joseph McGill would lead us to green for the Crown Vics as they had a record number of cars on hand. The #21 of Travis Banther had a second place starting spot but would make contact with the turn two wall ending his night early. Mcgill would hold off Johnny Grooms to pick up the win.
Crown Vics
1: #J1 Jospeh McGill
2: #93 Johnny Grooms
3: #271 Chad Crain
4: #2 Dale Dunn
5: #R1 Bryson Hickman
6: #1738 Billy Floyd
7: #C7 Noah Carmichael
8: #21 Tucker Banther
9: #C5 Matthew Carmichael
10: #21X Travis Banther