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Intense action from Georgia Asphalt Series at Senoia

When the green flag waved on the Georgia Asphalt Series (GAS) 100-lap feature, Ronny Kittle blasted into the lead on the first lap.ÊKittle was followed by: David Elliott, Jimmy Elliott, Jr. and Kayne Hickman.ÊKittle would continue to show the way until Fredrick Moore advanced up through the field.Ê On lap four, Moore took over the fourth place position, then on lap 13, Moore slipped past Jimmy Elliott, Jr. to take over the third place position.ÊWith Kittle still out front on lap 17, Moore advanced into the second place position and began to reel in Kittle.

On lap 21, Moore was able to slip past Kittle and take over the lead. As Moore was advancing through the field, so was Roger Delp.ÊAs the driver's recorded lap 50, Delp occupied the fourth place position.ÊOn lap 52, Delp took over the third place position, and then the second place position on lap 63.

With Moore having an impressive lead, Delp began to pull away from the field and close the gap on the leader.ÊAs the event entered into the final 10 lap’s, Delp caught Moore and pressured him for the lead.Ê

However, Moore refused to give up the position and took the checkered flag on lap 100 with Delp within inches of his back bumper.

In the Sportsman 25-lap feature, Bobby East took off from his Pro Late Model driving duties and drove the Number 42 Dodge machine for regular series driver Jody Cash. Piloting the only Dodge entry in this series, East took over the lead on the first lap and never looked back. Andy Cash was in close pursuit several times during the event but was not able to make a run on the charging East to make a challenge for the lead.

East would maintain the lead and take the win.

In the Larry’s New and Used Tire’s 20-lap feature, the crews were busy in the pits repairing damaged machine's following a crash filled heat race earlier in the evening.ÊAll machine’s were repaired in time for the feature and rolled onto the speedway prepared to do battle.

Sammy Short blasted into the lead when the green flag waved followed by Richard Blume.ÊBlume made several runs on Short for the lead, however Short maintained his position.Ê

On lap 14, Steve Barker was able to slip past Blume and take over the second place position.

Short would maintain the lead form the entirety of the event and take the win.

In the Legend Car’s 25-lap feature, Bubba Harry charged into the lead on the first lap and never looked back. Harry was followed by: Casey Tate, Jeremy Kalina, Scott Moseley and Chris Cable.Ê

On lap five, Kalina took over the second-place position, followed by Mosely and Cable.

The running order would remain much the same until lap 21 when Aaron Brooks made hard contact with the outside retaining wall on the back straight-away. Brooks was not injured in the incident but his machine sustained considerable damage and was retired to the pits for the evening.

When racing resumed, Kalina was pressuring Harry for the lead when he experienced mechanical problems on lap 23 and was clearly off the pace.

Harry would maintain the lead and take the win.

In the Aaron’s Pro Challenge 25-lap feature, Terry Mathis led the entirety of the event to take the win. Mathis was followed by: Kyle Mitchell, Ken Butler, Brett Butler and Brett McLain.

In the Bandolero 15-lap feature, Bre Sharp blasted into the lead when the green flag waved, followed by: Tina Johnson, Darrell Banks and Taylor Hull.

Sharp would continue to show the way as Johnson closed the gap between their two machine’s.ÊOn lap 12 of the event, Johnson was able slip past Sharp and take over the top spot. Johnson would maintain the lead for the remaining laps and take the win.Ê

The racing action continues this Saturday. Visit www.senoiaspeedway.com for more information.