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Billy Ogle, Jr. claims the ULTIMATE prize; Ladd, Crabtree, Singleton all victorious

Another action-packed night of racing is complete at Tennessee’s Action Track! This time, the ULTIMATE Super Late Models were in town for an ULTIMATE show! Beginning the night, David Crabtree would set fast time in NeSmith Crates with a lap of 14.397. Then, Chad Ogle would set fast time in the ULTIMATE Supers with a lap of 13.802. The first feature of the night was Mini Stock, where David Singleton would power from the rear to steal the lead on lap 3 and never look back, claiming his 4th win in a row. Next up was the NeSmith Crates. David Crabtree set sail early to claim the win, but 2nd place was hotly contested as Josh Henry and Ryan King went door-to-door over much of the feature, with Henry prevailing for the 2nd position. Next up was the Modified Mini, where Tim Ladd cruised to the win, and in the ULTIMATE Supers, Billy “The Kid” Ogle, Jr. and Chad Ogle would swap the lead back and forth over the first 2 restarts, ultimately (no pun intended), The Kid would snatch the lead. David Crabtree didn’t go without a fight, as he challenged at one point for the race lead until finally fading allowing Billy Ogle, Jr. to claim the win.

Next up on June 2nd is the J.T. Kerr Memorial 40! 40 laps for the NeSmith Crate Late Model Touring Series, where they will try their hand at a cool $4,000 prize check. Also on the card will be the Street Stocks, Topless Modified, and Mini Stock, where every support division will be running for a cool $400! So make sure you come out to this special event and enjoy a GREAT night of racing honoring the memory of a GREAT Hall of Fame legend!

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Skinner, Johnson claim first wins in Classic & Topless

A wild night might be an understatement to describe this past Saturday’s event! Adam Engel showed the way the first 19 laps of the Classic feature, but spun on entry to 3, handing the win to Cameron Skinner. Travis Reno took the win in Thunder & Lightning, while Brian Dinkins won the Mini Stock feature but refused to tear down, handing the win to David Singleton. Ryan King survived the caution-filled NeSmith Crate feature to claim the win, while Paul Johnson won in Topless Modified, and capping the night was Josh Collins claiming the win in Limited Late Model.

Coming up this Friday is the ULTIMATE Super Late Models! In addition to the Super Late Models will be action in the Crate Late Model, Modified Mini, and Mini Stock divisions. The Ultimate Supers will be running for $4,000 over 40 laps. Gates open at 4:00pm with the drivers meeting getting underway at 6:00pm with hotlaps at 6:15pm. Adult grandstand admission will be $15, tier $25, and pit passes will be $35. LIVE Updates will be available on the link under the “Links” tab, but will begin between 6:30pm and 6:45pm.

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Official Results & Recap: May 19th, 2012

OFFICIAL RESULTS & RACE NIGHT RECAP Regular Racing Program May 19th, 2012 Classic 1.(4) Cameron Skinner, No. 33X 2.(1) Robbie Sands, No. 17 3.(6) Marvin Ray, No. 98 4.(7) Bart Baxter, No. 7 5.(2) Adam Engel, No. 28 6.(5) Mitchell Childress, No. 27 7.(8) Tim Sands Jr. No. 21 8.(3) Bobby Pressley, No. 07 Thunder & Lightning 1.(2) Travis Reno,…

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Courtney nabs Mod Mini win; King sweeps Late Model features

Another great night of racing is in the book at 411 Motor Speedway! The action was fast and furious! Robert Martin stole the checkers in Thunder & Lightning, David Singleton flew to the checkers in Mini Stock, Ryan King methodically worked lap traffic in NeSmith Crates to make it 2-for-2 for the weekend for him. Dale Watson held off Gary Blanken again this week to win in Street Stock, while Michael Courtney again cruised to the $500 paycheck in Mod Mini. In Limited Lates, Crabtree was poised to snap Ryan King’s weekend win streak until he would bounce off the turn 2 wall on lap 10, opening the door for Ryan King to power around him and claim his 3rd win for the weekend and sweep both Late Model features at 411.

Next up on May 19th is a regular racing program. But don’t forget, the ULTIMATE Super Late Models will be IN THE HOUSE on May 25th, that’s a Friday night, at the 411 Motor Speedway for a $4,000 feature! See you this Saturday night at Tennessee’s Action Track!

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Gregory continues TM hot-streak; Collins awarded LLM victory

Another action-packed night is in the books at 411 Motor Speedway, and the action was fast and furious again. In Topless action, Keith Gregory continued his dominance, remaining undefeated in 4 races this season. David Singleton survived a protest to claim the win in Mini-Stock after being declared legal. In Classic action, defending champion Adam Engel wore out the competition to claim the win. Next up with a heated battle for the win in the NeSmih Crate Late Model, as David Crabtree held off several challenges for the win, even briefly losing the lead late in the race, but was able to recover quickly. In Street Stock, Gary Blanken went 2 in a row, and Adam Beeler led flag-to-flag in the Limited Late Models only to get protested, which he declined. Josh Collins was awarded his first win of the season.

Next up on the schedule is the USCS Sprint Cars “Thunder in the Smokies” featuring 2 divisions of the USCS Sprint Cars! Joining the Sprints will be the Limited Late Models for $1,500 to win, $200 to start feature ($100 entry), and the Street Stocks for $500 to win with no entry fee! Gates will open Saturday at 4:00p, with the drivers meeting at 5:30 and hotlaps following at around 5:45. Adult grandstands will be $15, tier will be $20, and pits will be $35. Kids 6-11 will be $5 in the stands, $10 in tier, and $15 in the pits (all ages under 11), with kids 5 and under being free in both the stands and tier! See you Saturday at Tennessee’s Action Track!!

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McCarter claims Limited victory, while Gregory flashes to Topless win

Another exciting night of racing is in the books at 411 Motor Speedway! The first feature of the night was the Thunder & Lightning, where Robbie Comer would spin in 2 on lap 3, but come back to take the win. Next up was the Mini Stock division. King would lead the first half of the race before breaking in turn 4 at the halfway point. Tommy Metler would claim the win, but get protested. He was determined to be .031″ beyond tolerance on angle milling of the head and declared illegal, awarding the win to David Singleton. Next up was the Classic division. Marvin Ray would start on the pole and never look back, claiming the checkers. The next division was the Topless Modified where Keith Gregory would wear out the competition through a series of early cautions, but the real noisemaker was Johnny Ridings, suffering a flat tire on the final lap 15 caution. That would set a green/white/checker finish due to the time limit expiring. Ridings would restart tail end of the lead lap, which was 7th, and in the final 2 laps, would charge all the way up to claim the 3rd spot. Finally, in the Limited Late Models, Pierce McCarter set fast time with a lap of 14.448. He would surrender the lead in turn 1 on lap 1 to Adam Beeler. Beeler would either slam the wall or come real close on lap 13. On lap 16, he would pull off the speedway, while at that very moment, Chase King powered around Pierce McCarter to claim 2nd, which King would then inherit the lead. But the lead was short-lived, as he JUST crossed the line to lead lap 17, would drop a driveshaft and coast around to turn 2, which ultimately handed the lead to McCarter. McCarter would lead the final 12 laps to claim the win. Brad Lowe finished up in 2nd but lodged a complete teardown protest. In the tech area, McCarter was declared legal.

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Courtney claims MM win while Crabtree wins then loses in LLM

A brief, but somewhat heavy, thundershower blanketed the 411 Motor Speedway on Saturday just in time for the drivers meeting. Track officials would call the cars onto the speedway to help run the track in at around 5:45p. After almost an hour, the track was sealed up just enough to begin hotlaps. A total of 98 cars signed in for racing action, and the action was fast and furious. The winners from the night are tagged below, and you can read the full stories inside this article!

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Chase King drops bomb short of victory; More racing ahead

The 2011 season is quickly drawing to a close, but there is still a few races left on the schedule! This past Saturday night was a cold one–and the final night of racing under the lights–but the action was fast and furious in Limited Late Models! Ryan King and Rusty Ballenger put on a side-by-side battle for over 8 laps that brought the crowd to the edge of their seats–and it was a battle for 3rd! Here’s the winners from Saturday night: Ryan King (CLM), Jerry Hux (TM), Robbie Comer (ST/MS), Chuck McMahan (MM), David Singleton (MS), and Pierce McCarter (LLM). Only 2 Street Stocks signed in and were placed with the Modified Street.

Next up on the schedule is a regular racing program this Saturday, November 5th! After that, we’ll welcome the Super Late Models in a 40-lap, $3,000-to-win, $300-to-start feature! The support classes will be announced soon, so stay tuned to our Facebook Page, Twitter, and the ticker right here on the website. For the stories from Saturday night, click here!

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Official Results & Recap: October 29th, 2011

OFFICIAL RESULTS & RACE NIGHT RECAP Going Topless to Save the Tata’s October 29th, 2011 Crate Late Model 1.(1) Ryan King, No. 30 2.(2) Mack McCarter, No. 51 3.(4) Marty Calloway, No. 79c 4.(6) Dalton King, No. K51 5.(5) Clyde Stanton, No. C11 6.(7) Cory Hedgecock, No. 23 7.(11) Justin Beeler, No. 25 8.(3) Cory Cate, No. 92 9.(10) Scott…

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Official Results & Recap: October 22nd, 2011

OFFICIAL RESULTS & RACE NIGHT RECAP 5th Annual Steel Head Nationals October 22nd, 2011 Crate Late Model 1.(1) Trevor Sise, No. 73 2.(2) Clyde Stanton, No. C11 3.(4) Jason Trammell, No. 97 4.(5) David Crabtree, No. C5 5.(3) Marty Calloway, No. 79c 6.(16) Cory Cate, No. 92 7.(9) Jason Varner, No. 34v 8.(15) Herb Garner, No. 148 9.(8) Brian Courtney,…

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