Position Car # Name Laps
1 73 Korey Ruble 125
2 51 Stephen Nasse 125
3 93 Brandon Johnson 125
4 40 Taylor Satterfield 125
5 66 Jeff Fultz 125
6 118 Johnny Henderson 125
7 24 Austin Hill 125
8 8 Beau Slocomb 125
9 81 Dillon Spreen 125
10 101 Danny Bagwell 125
11 5 Donald Crocker 125
12 17 Shanky Smith 123
13 2 Dennis Reno, Jr 123
14 84 Clay Alexander 122
15 1 Nathan Davis 122
16 11 Logan Boyett 93
17 76 Jerick Johnson 92
18 3 Billy Ammons 89
19 10 Johanna Long 88
20 14 Davey Coble 78
21 79 Kyle Bryant 39
22 38 Shane Sawyer 23
23 64 David Jones 9
24 18 Bubba Pollard DQ
Jane
Do you know why Bubba Pollard was DQ’d? Congrats to Korey, Steven, and Brandon!
carolwicks aka OZ
Great job to Stephen and his team, they sure are getting to the front pretty often.
From Speed51.com
Second place finisher Bubba Pollard wasn’t so lucky. Pollard was thrown out over a valve spring discrepancy which moved 14-year old Stephen Nasse into the runner up spot and put Brandon Johnson in third.
Pollard’s #18 had a Johnny Pruitt engine under the hood which featured valve springs legal in the Georgia Asphalt Series per Mickey Cain. Unfortunately for Pollard and car-owner Ronnie Sanders, South Alabama Speedway rules are that a Chevrolet crate engine must have Chevrolet valve springs. After several calls to Pruitt and Mickey Cain, it was determined that although there may be no significant advantage, they were not the mandated valve springs and he was disqualified.
Thank you…
I met Bubba a few times at Lakeland. Super driver! Great guy, great family… I am really proud of Steven too… He has a promising future.
carolwicks aka OZ