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Mitchell continues
to dominate the field at Senoia Speedway
Tallahassee, Florida’s Marc Mitchell returned to his winning ways
in the Late Modeldivision last weekend as he was victorious in two out
of six races on Saturday night at Senoia Speedway. Mitchell passed pole
setter Wayne Hansard for the lead and eventual win with 18 laps remaining
for his six win of the season.
Finishing behind Mitchell and Hansard was Jr. Hardy who collected the
Budweiser Pole Award with a 13.957 second lap only to have a three turn
up on the die forcing him to start inside on the second row behind Hansard.
Cumming’s Darin Cronan in his Chevy Camaro led 28 of the 30 laps
during the Sportsman feature with Andy Cash closing the gap to a car length
crossing the finish line. The win was Cronan’s first of the 2000
season.
Senoia’s Mark Lore took the lead with 14 laps remaining to record
his third win of the season in Saturday night’s Street Stock Feature.
Last week’s winner Robbie Gober finished second with Larry Pierce
in third after Pierce led the opening 13 laps of the event.
Gay, Georgia’s Troy French, driving his Ford Mustang II sponsored
by French Grading, returned to victory lane for the eighth time of the
season as he led teammate Darrell Carlson from the drop of the green to
the checkered in the Mini Stock feature Saturday night at Senoia Speedway.
Marc Mitchell covered the field in the Pro and Semi-Pro division from
start to finish as he recorded his eighth win of the season having led
every lap from the drop of the green flag. Shane Upchurch was not as strong
as he was last week having to settle for a second place finish.
Brandon Brilliant led all 20 laps from his pole starting position in the
Legends Young Lyons/Charges feature for his third win of the season in
his Hale Aircraft sponsored Legend. Finishing a close second after an
early wreck on lap four was Joey Boyer. The major competition took place
in the battle between our third through fifth finishers as Cindy Anderson
edged out Bubba Pollard at the line for third, with Bobby East rounding
out the top five.
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