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Duck River Speedway 2003 Schedule

For Additional information please contact Tim Smith: (931)685-9090, Jim
Hastings: (931)684-2117 / Track(931)684-8200 / e-mail Tim at:
raceconnect@united.net.

Classes are: 362 Steel Head LM's , 2-BBL LM's,
IMCA "Type" Open Wheels, Super Stocks, Outlaw Pony's, Pure Ponys and
Rookie Ponys. Note: 2-BBL LM's will not run during "Big 10" Steel Head
series events. Late Models will not run on, April 12, May 24, July 12
August 2 and August 30th but 2-BBL LM's will run on those dates. "Big 10"
Steel Head Super Series races will accumulate their own points and
combined with the five "Big 10" races at Winchester Speedway a Tennessee
State Steel Head Champion will be crowned and the Top 15 in Points will
share in a $10,000 point fund based on 250 entries for 10 races. {$60
Entry Fee for $1,500 to win and $100 Entry Fee for $3,000 to win Big 10
events} www.duckriverspeedway.com

$3,000 to win on back to back nights on Memorial Day weekend for 362 Steel Head Late Models in Middle Tennnessee

On Saturday night May 24 and Sunday evening May 25, Winchester Speedway in Winchester, Tennessee and Duck River Speedway in Wheel, Tennessee will host rounds 4 and 5 of the 362 Steel Head "Big 10" Series paying $3,000 to win each night.

Both speedways are within one hour of each other and as such drivers will have a chance to compete for $6,000 to win over the two nights of racing.

Each night's 50 lap main event will feature the following payout. 1)$3,000 2)$1,500 3)$1,000 4)$700 5)$600 7)$500 8)$400 9)$300 10)$300 11)$300 12)$300 13)$300 14)$300 15)$300 16-24)$250 The race formats will be time trials, last chance races (as needed) and a 50 lap main event. Basic rules are: 350 Chevrolet, 351 Ford and 360 Chrysler engines (.060 overbore maximum) with steel heads (no porting or polishing) any intake manifold (porting/polishing allowed on intakes) flat tappet cams, flat top pistons and rear tires must stick 60 or greater when cold. Rear tires only, any compound allowed on front.

Both Winchester and Duck River will also run "IMCA Type" Open Wheels, Super (Street) Stocks, Outlaw Mini Stocks and Mini Stocks each night. Duck River also runs a "Rookie" Pony class on Sunday evening. There is a $100 entry fee for Late Models only.

For additional information please contact the following individuals: Winchester Speedway's track phone is: (931)967-0066 / Tim or Jana Smith evenings (home) (931)469-7898, workdays at: (931)967-9334 or 9324 (fax). You may e-mail Tim at: winchesterspeedway@earthlink.net or Dennis at: bowlingj@tnns.net Duck River Speedway contacts are: (931)684-8200 (track), Jim Hastings(931)684-2117 Tim at Race Connection: (931)685-9090 or e-mail Tim at: raceconnect@united.net Also check our web site at: www.duckriverspeedway.com for rule, directions, contacts and other pertinent information.

Middle Tennessee is the place to be on Memorial Day weekend at Winchester and Duck River Speedways. Don't miss these shows.

Duck River Speedway & Winchester Speedway
"Big 10 Steel Head Super Series"

Tim Smith and Jim Hastings of Duck River Speedway along with Tim
Smith (Huntland, TN.) of Winchester Speedway have agreed to join forces
and expand Duck River Speedway's very successful 2002 Big 6 Steel Head
series in the upcoming 2003 racing season.
During the 2002 Big 6 series drivers from five states competed with
Florence, Alabama's "Flyin' Byron" Michael taking the series championship
and walking away with the lion's share of the $5,500 points fund (which
exceeded the $5,000 points fund goal). Series race winners were Michael,
series runner-up Les Howell of Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Tony "The Tiger"
Morris of Murfreesboro, Jimmy Nowlin of Shelbyville and two time victor
David Gentry of Lewisburg. The 2002 Big 6 races all paid $1,500 to win and
$60 to start. The Points fund was distributed to the Top 10 finishers in
the title chase.
Duck River Speedway and Winchester Speedway owners have been busy
working out an agreement to expand the Big 6 series into a 10 event series
in 2003 with five shows each at Duck River Speedway and Winchester
Speedway. The Points fund goal is $10,000 instead of $5,000 (the series
will start with a $5,000 points fund and will be increased for every race
entry during all ten events with the goal being $10,000 minimum based on
an average car count of 25 racers per show) in 2003. The 2003 Big 10 Super
Series point fund will be split among the Top 15 racers instead of just
the Top 10. Also the 2003 Big 10 series will have increased purses in the
$1,500 to win shows (a $490 increase with a minimum of $100 to start /
increase is in positions 9, 11 and 13 through 24)). There will be six of
these shows (3 at each track) and there will also be four $3,000 to win
and $300 to start Big 10 shows!
The 2003 Big 10 Steel Head Super series will utilize the same rules
as the 2002 Big 6 series with two exceptions. A $250 Protest on MSD
ignition boxes has been added and any driver in the Top 5 in points may
protest (last season only Top 5 race finishers could protest the race
winner). Basic rules are 362 Steel Head, flat top piston engines with any
intake manifold. Rear tires must durometer 60 or greater when cold. Rules
may be viewed at DRS web site (www.duckriverspeedway.com) or you may
e-mail raceconnect@united.net or bowlingj@tnns.net / dcbowling@tva.gov .

The 2003 Big 10 Super Series Steel Head champion will have an
additional challenge as drivers must master two race tracks in order to
win the Championship.
The 2003 Big 6 racers are expected to return and try to take Byron
Michael's crown, if they can! Top 5 in the 2002 point standings were:
1 Byron Michael / #B17 / Florence, Alabama
2 Les Howell / #91 / Muscle Shoals, Alabama
3 Jerry Jackson / #99 / Sheffield, Alabama
4 John David Todd (Rookie LM Racer!) / #18 / Murfreesboro, Tennessee
5 Billy Harris (2002 DRS Track Champion) / #11 / Flintville, Tennessee
Other Top 10 finishers were: Mark Fields, David Gentry, Corey Posey, Jimmy
Nowlin and Danny Christian (Mississippi)

"Big 10 Steel Head Super Series schedule;

April 12 at Winchester / $1,500 to win and $100 to start.
May 3 at Duck River / $1,500 to win and $100 to start.
May 24 at Winchester / $3,000 to win and $300 to start
May 25 at Duck River / $3,000 to win and $300 to start (Sunday)
June 14 at Duck River / $1,500 to win and $100 to start.
July 12 at Winchester / $1,500 to win and $100 to start.
August 2 at Winchester / $1,500 to win and $100 to start.
August 16 at Duck River / $1,500 to win and $100 to start.
August 30 at Winchester / $3,000 to win and $300 to start
August 31 at Duck River / $3,000 to win and $300 to start (Sunday)

Winchester Speedway and Duck River Speedway owners and staff wish
everyone a Happy Holiday season and look forward to seeing everyone in
2003. We extend a special invitation to those who have not raced with us
to come join us in 2003.

Tim Smith, Jim Hastings and Tim Smith

Clayton Home of Shelbyville 7th Annual "Jamboree" (Oct. 25 and 26)

Fayetteville’s Jeremy Taylor served notice that he will be a force to reckon with as the youngster set fast time during Late Model time trials with a blistering 12.991 to lead the 26 late model racers on hand.

When the starter Dean Pugh unfurled the green flag on the feature race it was Shelbyville, Tennessee’s Jay Brinkley who charged to the point, from his outside pole position. A couple of multi-car accidents in the early laps claimed Big 6 feature winner Les Howell, two time track champion David Thompson, Cullman late model ace Daniel Miller and 2001 2-bbl Late Model champion Josh Lunsford who flipped on the front stretch. While the these crashes marred the early laps once the race settled down it was clear that Brinkley was the man to beat. By midway it was Brinkley comfortably in front of Mark Fields with the second through sixth place racers in a real battle for position. The last eleven laps of the feature saw multi track champion (former DRS, Winchester and North Alabama Speedway Champion) Jerry Owens finally get "hooked up". The Muscle Shoals star had fallen to twelfth spot in the early laps with what appeared to be a very ill handling racer but just as Owens struggled early on, the last half was a masterful exhibition of a veteran figuring out his car and adapting to the track as Jerry charged up through the field to get by six racers by lap 24 when fourth running Jerry Ashley went up in smoke. The former Winchester champion was through for the night and the restart saw Owens drive around Dwayne Oakley and former Big 6 feature winner Tony Morris to take third then just come up short in his last ditch effort to take second from young Mark Fields. Following Brinkley, Fields and Owens across the line was Morris, Oakley, first time visitor Perry Delaney who seemed to get stronger with each passing lap and Mopar driving stalwart Jeff Sanborn. Ronnie Caldwell was eighth with sixteen year old Nick Howell finishing a remarkable ninth in front of Randall Cagle.

Late Model

1) Jay Brinkley
2) Mark Fields
3) Jerry Owens
4) Tony Morris
5) Dwayne Oakley
6) Perry DeLaney
7) Jeff Sanborn
8) Ronnie Caldwell
9) Nick Howell
10)Randall Cagle

The Brad Seals Memorial Open Wheel Championship was a veritable Who’s Who in mid-state modifieds and while Columbia’s Randy Zeigler led most of the first twenty five laps the former champion brought out the caution flag with five laps to go. Defending DRS Late Model champion Shannon Davis then led the final five laps holding back Barry Rochelle, Mr. Mountain Dew Sam Range was third, with Moulton Alabama star Chad Winkles and "Flyin’ Bryan" Reed in fourth and fifth. On Track altercations took it’s toll on Linden, Tennessee’s Eric Hickerson, Junior Daniels, Elora’s Jeff Tate, Henry Hanger, 2002 Open Wheel champ John Schetrompf and 2002 Late Model champ Billy Harris and Mark Haddon. The latter two took their battle outside the race cars and gave the fans a DRS "Tough Man" competition when they had to be separated by several track officials! Multi time Winchester OW ace Alan Holmes flipped during the Open Wheel last chance race that was won by newly crowned champion John Schetrompf.

Open Wheel

1) Shannon Davis
2) Barry Rochelle
3) Sam Range
4) Chad Winkles
5) Bryan Reed
6) Johnny Crowell
7) Chris Hickerson
8) Greg Fanning
9) Eric Hickerson
10)Nathan Campbell

Our most recent 2-barrell feature winner Scott Cook parlayed his quick time from Friday night into an impressive $1,000 to win drive on his way to victory number three in 2002. Tim Orrell gave chase the entire 25 laps but could not reel in Cook. Two barrel Late Model champion Rick Currin pushed Orrell for the runner-up spot but settled for third with Dwayne Waid and Greg Curl taking fourth and fifth.

2-BBL Late Models

1) Scott Cook
2) Tim Orrell
3) Rick Currin
4) Dwayne Waid
5) Greg Curl
6) Ray Bush
7) Charlie Cates
8) Tommy Davis
9) Jim Gray
10)Wesley Parker

Tash Bruce led the Super Stock main event for 15 laps Saturday night. That would have been good enough for a victory any Saturday night of the year, except last night. The season ending, $1,000 to win Jamboree is a 20 lap feature and Tash got loose on lap 16 allowing 2002 Super Stock Champion to slide by for the win. Fayetteville’s Shawn Mitchell had to transfer into main event via the second last chance race and while Tash Bruce needed a 15 lap feature Mitchell’s "Drive of the night" needed more than 20 laps, as Mitchell passed 18 cars to grab second spot. Tullahoma’s Ricky Fuller stalked the leaders all the way and finally finished in third with Farris Lovette and Brad Hartley in fourth and fifth. Hartley himself came from the last chance race in a fine effort to nab a Top 5 finish. Bruce slipped back to a sixth place finish. Jeff Shields also won one of the two last chance races.

Super Stock

1) Jay George
2) Shawn Mitchell
3) Ricky Fuller
4) Farris Lovette
5) Brad Hartley
6) Tash Bruce
7) Jeff Shields
8) Ron Dennis
9) Chris Ruth
10)Wayne Merritt

In the Outlaw Pony feature it was Johnny Crowell that led all but the final 30 yards of the feature event. A five car melee coming out of turn four all but blocked the track as Crowell headed for the checkered flag. Johnny went high and while he got through, he had to proceed slowly and that allowed 2001 Outlaw champion Steve Kennedy to drop down to the bottom of the track and beat Crowell to the flag. An official decision was invoked that gave Crowell the win and relegated the reigning champ to second. Newly crowned 2002 Outlaw Pony champion, Tom Russell was a very close third. Tom Wilson’s best run of the year netted him fourth ahead of Jason Coggins.

Outlaw Pony

1) Johnny Crowell
2) Steve Kennedy
3) Tom Russell
4) Tom Wilson
5) Jason Coggins
6) Roland McKelvie
7) Jason Todd
8) Gary Reid
9) Jason Averitt
10)Mike Norman

The Pure Pony feature was a Rogers-Chumbly battle most of the way as early leader Andy Rogers and Michael Chumbley battled neck and neck the entire distance but it was Anthony Dodson with a high side move that shot by both leaders to grab the $1,000 win. Chumbly slipped by Rogers for second as Billy Davidson also got around Rogers on the final lap to nab third.

Pure Pony

1) Anthony Dodson
2) Michael Chumbly
3) Billy Davidson
4) Andy Rogers
5) Tony Patterson
6) Dudley Rogers
7) Jeff Maxwell
8) Belvie Jordan
9) Joseph Storey
10)Chris Pinkston

Thirteen year old (are you kidding me!) Boyce Pope won the $300 to win Rookie Pony Jamboree feature by topping Jeremy King and Charles Brewer.

Rookie Pony

1) Boyce Pope
2) Jeremy King
3) Charles Brewer

One Hundred fifty competitors participated in the two day season ending "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Jamboree"

In Preliminaries for the 7th Annual "Jamboree" on Friday night, Mount Pleasant’s Sam Range topped twenty six Open Wheels to earn the pole for tonight’s $1,200 to win Brad Seals Memorial Open Wheel Championship feature. Range blistered the clay oval with a 14.288 clocking which topped Columbia’s Randy Zeigler’s 14.462 time.

Qualification races were won by Chad Winkles, Mark Haddon and Corey Posey.

Scott Cook was "The Man" in two barrel Late Models with 13.576 mark while 2002 Champion Rick Currin won the Qualification race.

Tash Bruce (over Ricky Fuller), 2002 Champion Jay George (over Donald Davis) and Jeff Shields (over Tyler Landers) were the Super Stock winners. (25 Super Stocks)

The three Outlaw Pony race winners were, Johnny Crowell (over Michael Chumbly), Keith Layne (over Brad Sain) and 2002 Track Champion Tom Russell (over his Fairview, Tennessee neighbor Steve Kennedy). (21 Racers)

Pure Pony winners were Andy Rogers (over Shane Hooper), Jeff Maxwell (over Chance Rogers as Belvie Jordan failed to go to the scales and weigh!) and Grady Winsett (over Michael Chumbley). (20 racers)

Jeremy King won the first Rookie Pony race after Brian Tunstall was DQ’ed at the scales and Jamie Harris topped Paul White in race number two. (11 racers)

In Thursday’s practice and make-up features it was Rudder Harper topping June Bug Pomeroy and Chad Williams while Keith Layne picked up the Outlaw Pony feature with Michael Chumbley and Jimmy Dale in second and third.

The curtain comes down on the 2002 season at Duck River Speedway and the staff and management would like to thank our competitors and fans alike that made this season so successful. We wish everyone a very happy holiday season and hope to see each and everyone in 2003.

Clayton Home of Shelbyville "Jamboree"

The Preliminaries for tonight’s "Jamboree" finale are complete and Mount Pleasant’s Sam Range topped twenty six Open Wheels to earn the pole for tonight’s $1,200 to win Brad Seals Memorial Open Wheel Championship feature. Range blistered the clay oval with a 14.288 clocking which topped Columbia’s Randy Zeigler’s 14.462 time.
Qualification races were won by Chad Winkles, Mark Haddon and Corey Posey.
Scott Cook was "The Man" in two barrel Late Models with 13.576 mark while 2002 Champion Rick Currin won the Qualification race.
Tash Bruce (over Ricky Fuller), 2002 Champion Jay George (over Donald Davis) and Jeff Shields (over Tyler Landers) were the Super Stock winners. (25 Super Stocks)
The three Outlaw Pony race winners were, Johnny Crowell (over Michael Chumbly), Keith Layne (over Brad Sain) and 2002 Track Champion Tom Russell (over his Fairview, Tennessee neighbor Steve Kennedy). (21 Racers)
Pure Pony winners were Andy Rogers (over Shane Hooper), Jeff Maxwell (over Chance Rogers as Belvie Jordan failed to go to the scales and weigh!) and Grady Winsett (over Michael Chumbley). (20 racers)
Jeremy King won the first Rookie Pony race after Brian Tunstall was DQ’ed at the scales and Jamie Harris topped Paul White in race number two. (11 racers)
In Thursday’s make-up features it was Rudder Harper topping June Bug Pomeroy and Chad Williams while Keith Layne picked up the Outlaw Pony feature with Michael Chumbley and Jimmy Dale in second and third.
Gates open today at 3:00 PM with last chance events, features in all classes and Time Trials and a feature in the Late Model class.

Saturday evening will feature Time Trials for the Late Model division and feature races for all classes. Note: Late Models will only run on Saturday night! All other classes will run on Friday and Saturday nights.
*362 Steel Head Late Models: $1,000 to Win
*Open Wheel: $1,200 to Win
*2-BBL Late Models: $1,000 to win
*Super Stocks: $1,000 to Win
*Outlaw Pony: $1,000 to Win
*Pure Pony: $1,000 to Win
*Rookie Pony: $300 to Win
For Additional information please contact, Jim Hastings at: (931)684-2117, Tim Smith at: (931)685-9090 or e-mail Tim at: raceconnect@united.net Track Phone is: (931)684-8200

www.duckriverspeedway.com

DRS "Jamboree" still on for tonight and Saturday---!

As of 12:30 PM, central standard time, the "Jamboree" is still on go. No rain.
Duck River Speedway will close the 2002 racing season this weekend with our "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville" 7th Annual Jamboree.
Friday evening (October 25) will be time trials for the 2-BBL Late Models and Open Wheel classes. Qualification races will be run for the Super Stocks, Outlaw Ponies, Pure Ponies and Rookie Pony’s. Qualification races will be run for the Open Wheels and 2-BBL Late Models based on Time trials.
Saturday evening will feature Time Trials for the Late Model division and feature races for all classes. Note: Late Models will only run on Saturday night! All other classes will run on Friday and Saturday nights.
*362 Steel Head Late Models: $1,000 to Win
*Open Wheel: $1,200 to Win
*2-BBL Late Models: $1,000 to win
*Super Stocks: $1,000 to Win
*Outlaw Pony: $1,000 to Win
*Pure Pony: $1,000 to Win
*Rookie Pony: $300 to Win
For Additional information please contact, Jim Hastings at: (931)684-2117, Tim Smith at: (931)685-9090 or e-mail Tim at: raceconnect@united.net Track Phone is: (931)684-8200
www.duckriverspeedway.com

Gates Open tonight (Friday) at 5:00 PM tonight with racing at 7:00 PM
Gates Open Saturday at 3:00 PM and Hot Laps at 6:00 PM

Duck River Speedway's "Jamboree" practice and 2 Make-up features tonight. Free Admission to everyone!-----

Open practice and last Saturday night's rained out Super Stock and Outlaw Pony features on tap for tonight, Thursday, October 24. Gates open at 5:00 PM with practice and twin features (from last Saturday night) in the Super Stock and Outlaw Pony division set to go about 7:00 PM Pit concession stands will be open and available for use. Free admission to pit and grandstand area tonight! Pit concessions will be open and available.
Duck River Speedway will close the 2002 racing season this weekend with our "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville" 7th Annual Jamboree. An Open Practice will be held on Thursday night (Free Admission), October 24 for all classes. The Rained out features from last saturday night for the Super Stock and Outlaw pony classes will also be run on Thursday night. Note: Thursday night's practice is optional.
Friday evening (October 25) will be time trials for the 2-BBL Late Models and Open Wheel classes. Qualification races will be run for the Super Stocks, Outlaw Ponies, Pure Ponies and Rookie Pony ' s. Qualification races will also be run for the 2-BBL Late Models and open Wheel racers based on Time Trials.
Saturday evening will feature Time Trials for the Late Model division and feature races for all classes. Note: Late Models will only run on Saturday night! All other classes will run on Friday and Saturday nights.
*362 Steel Head Late Models: $1,000 to Win
*Open Wheel: $1,200 to Win
*2-BBL Late Models: $1,000 to win
*Super Stocks: $1,000 to Win
*Outlaw Pony: $1,000 to Win
*Pure Pony: $1,000 to Win
*Rookie Pony: $300 to Win
For Additional information please contact, Jim Hastings at: (931)684-2117, Tim Smith at: (931)685-9090 or e-mail Tim at: raceconnect@united.net Track Phone is: (931)684-8200

"Clayton Homes of Shelbyville" and Duck River Speedway's
season ending, 7th Annual "Jamboree"

Duck River Speedway will close the 2002 racing season this weekend
with our "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville" 7th Annual Jamboree. An Open
Practice will be held on Thursday night, October 24 for all classes. The
Rained out features from last Saturday night for the Super Stock and
Outlaw Pony classes will also be run on Thursday night. Note: Thursday
night's practice is optional (except for those racers in the make-up
feature events)!
Friday evening (October 25) will be time trials for the 2-BBL Late Models
and Open Wheel classes. Qualification races will be run for the Super
Stocks, Outlaw Ponies, Pure Ponies and Rookie Pony's.
Saturday evening will feature Time Trials for the Late Model division and
feature races for all classes. Note: Late Models will only run on Saturday
night! All other classes will run on Friday and Saturday nights.

362 Steel Head Late Models: $1,000 to Win
Open Wheel: $1,200 to Win
2-BBL Late Models: $1,000 to win
Super Stocks: $1,000 to Win
Outlaw Pony: $1,000 to Win
Pure Pony: $1,000 to Win
Rookie Pony: $300 to Win

For Additional information please contact, Jim Hastings at: (931)684-2117,
Tim Smith at: (931)685-9090 or e-mail Tim at: raceconnect@united.net Track
Phone is: (931)684-8200

"Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Big 6" finale

Six time two barrel feature winner and class champion Rick Currin moved up to the Late Model division for the Big 6 finale and stunned the stellar Late Model field by setting fast time with a 13.477 clocking that edged Jimmy Nowlin’s 13.497 clocking. When the green flag unfurled on the 22 car field (Tommy Davis was scratched) it was Currin jumping out front and leading the pack for the first two circuits when the 2-BBL Champ spun and Nowlin assumed the point. The former Big 6 feature winner led the next 5 laps before his mount shutoff on the front stretch bringing out the caution and ending the popular veterans run for the roses.

On the lap eight restart it was "Flyin" Byron Michael at the point and the chase was on. Byron was not only trying to garner his first Big 6 feature win (although Byron has four feature wins in 2002 at DRS, the Florence, AL. Native had yet to pick up a Big 6 feature victory) but was the points leader in the "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Big 6" season championship that would be worth nearly $1,400 in points money. Byron held off his Florence neighbor Dwayne Oakley and young upstart Mark Fields the remainder of the way. Twenty year old Les Howell was in desperate pursuit of Byron as the Muscle Shoals charger was second in points and already had one Big 6 victory. Les came from row four to trail Michael and Fields at the checkered flag with Oakley finishing fourth. The drive of the night may belong to Murfreesboro’s John David Todd who charged through the field from his seventeenth starting position to crack the top 5 at the checkered flag by edging the Mopar driving Jeff Sanborn of Shelbyville. Todd’s run also elevated the rookie Late Model racer to an amazing fourth place finish in the Big 6 point standings!

Byron Michael withstood an engine teardown at the conclusion of the night and took home more than $3,000 for the night($1,500 for the win, $1,385 for the Big 6 points championship and $300 in tear down money).

"Big 6 Late Models"

1) Byron Michael
2) Mark Fields
3) Les Howell
4) Dwayne Oakley
5) John David Todd
6) Jeff Sanborn
7) Rick Currin
8) Greg Harbin
9) Billy Barnett
10) Michael Greer
11) David Thompson
12) Scott Cook
13) Jerry Ashley
14) Nick Howell
15) Billy Harris
16) Dean Travis
17) Jerry Jackson
18) Randall Cagle
19) Allen Carter
20) Ronnie Caldwell
21) Tony Tipps
22) Jimmy Nowlin
23) Tommy Davis (DNS)

Flintville’s Billy Harris trailed Mark Haddon for nearly three quarters of the Open Wheel feature before Harris slid under Haddon and as the two made contact and fought for control Harris emerged the new leader. Billy was pushed the final four circuits by Mark but the Decherd native could not get back around Harris. With two laps remaining a viscous crash by Jason Maurer brought the final caution flag out and before Jason’s open wheel could be extricated from the turn one fencing the rains came and the Open Wheel feature was declared complete. Newly crowned track champion John Schetrompf made a late race charge that netted the Bedford County champion a third place finish with Moe Harrison and Michael Ray taking fourth and fifth. Haddon and Harrison were the heat race victors.

Open Wheel

1) Billy Harris
2) Mark Haddon
3) John Schetrompf
4) Moe Harrison
5) Michael Ray
6) Nathan Campbell
7) Shane Henley
8) Les Howell
9) Dwayne Waid
10) Greg Fanning

Shane Hooper won his heat race then survived a mid race altercation with Pure Pony champion Michael Chumbley before garnering his third victory of the season. While Hooper was sailing to his third win and seventeenth Top 5 finish of the year, Jeff Maxwell and Anthony Seibers were putting on a nip and tuck battle that lasted most of the feature event. Maxwell and Seibers were back and forth all night before finishing side by side at the checkered flag with Maxwell nipping Seibers for the runner-up spot in what was perhaps the best battle of the night. Jason Todd entered that duel in the final ;laps and at one time made it three wide but could not find his way around Maxwell and Seibers. Chance Rogers was fifth. Track champion Michael Chumbley settled for eighth and also won his heat race, as did Andy Rogers.

Pure Pony

1) Shane Hooper
2) Jeff Maxwell
3) Anthony Seibers
4) Jason Todd
5) Chance Rogers
6) Stanley James
7) Grady Winsett
8) Michael Chumbley
9)Clyde Petty
10) Belvie Jordan

In a strange Rookie Pony feature event, Justin Maxwell appeared on his way to his third win of the season when on the final lap Maxwell slowed drastically to allow Jeremy the chance to pass. Jeremy however would not take the bait and appeared to try and push Justin across the finish line. Third place Jamie Lewis took the opportunity to pass both leaders and grab the win. It should be noted that a win by Maxwell would have forced the rookie to move up to the pure pony class (by track rules) and Justin apparently wanted an opportunity to finish the season in the Rookie class and run the Rookie Pony feature in this coming Saturday night’s Jamboree. Leslie Harper and Maxwell were the heat race winners.

Rookie Pony

1) Jamie Lewis
2) Justin Maxwell
3) Jeremy King

The Super Stock heat race winners were: June Bug Pomeroy, Bobby Bradford and Rudder Harper. The Outlaw Pony heat race winners were: Keith Layne and Michael Chumbley. These two classes will run their rained out features this coming Thursday night (October 24).

Over $5,500 in series points money was distributed to the Top 10 in the season long "Clayton Homes Big 6" Point standings.

Final "Big 6 Late Model Series Championship" Point Standings

1) Byron Michael (Florence, Alabama) - 472 Points - 1 Win
2) Les Howell (Muscle Shoals, Alabama) - 450 Points - 1 Win
3) Jerry Jackson (Sheffield, Alabama) - 426 Points
4) John David Todd (Murfreesboro, Tennessee) - 377 Points
5) Billy Harris (Flintville, Tennessee) - 375 Points
6) David Gentry (Lewisburg, Tennessee - 365 Points - 2 Wins
7) Jimmy Nowlin (Shelbyville, Tennessee - 360 Points - 1 Win
8) Mark Fields (Lawrenceburg, Tennessee - 336 Points
9) Corey Posey (Fayetteville, Tennessee) - 299 Points
10) Danny Christian (Corinth, Mississippi) -298 Points
(Other wins were by: Tony Morris of Murfreesboro, Tennessee)

Duck River Speedway will close the 2002 racing season this weekend with our 7th Annual Jamboree. An Open Practice will be held on Thursday night, October 24 for all classes. The Rained out features for the Super Stock and Outlaw pony classes will be run on Thursday night.

Friday evening (October 25) will be time trials for the 2-BBL Late Models and Open Wheel classes. Qualification races will be run for the Super Stocks, Outlaw Ponies, Pure Ponies and Rookie Pony’s.

Saturday evening will feature Time Trials for the Late Model division and feature races for all classes. Note: Late Models will only run on Saturday night! All other classes will run on Friday and Saturday nights.

362 Steel Head Late Models: $1,000 to Win
Open Wheel: $1,200 to Win
2-BBL Late Models: $1,000 to win
Super Stocks: $1,000 to Win
Outlaw Pony: $1,000 to Win
Pure Pony: $1,000 to Win
Rookie Pony: $300 to Win

Duck River Speedway will run the rained out Big 6 Steel Head Late Model finale this Saturday night

Duck River Speedway will run the rained out Big 6 Steel Head Late Model finale this Saturday night, paying $1,500 to win / $750 / $600 / $500 /$400 / $300 / $275 / $250 / $200 / $200 / $150 /$150 / $100 /$100 / $60 to start (24 racers). Gates open Saturday at 4:00 PM with drivers meeting at 6:00 PM and hot Laps and time trials to follow. The Big 6 points payout for Top 10 in points, exceeding $5,400, will be ,made following the 35 lap feature event. Currently Byron Michael, Les Howell and Jerry Jackson are the Top 3 in the "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Big 6" series. We also will be running IMCA "Type" Open Wheels ($600 to win with 15 racers), Super Stocks, Outlaw Pony, Pure Pony and Rookie Pony. Pit passes are $20, Granstand admission is $10, children 6 to 12 are half price and under 6 is free. Track Phone number is: (931)684-8200. For additional information on rules, directions and other information please check our web site at: www.duckriverspeedway.com You may contact Tim Smith at: (931)685-9090 or e-mail Tim at: raceconnect@united.net Call Jim Hastings at:(931)684-2117 You may also contact Dennis at:(931)967-0047 or e-mail at: bowlingj@tnns.net

Big 6, $1,500 to win Steel Head LM show Rescheduled for October 19th

A renagade shower at 2:45 that lasted some 45 minutes caused DRS to call Saturday night's events.
The "Big 6" finale will be run next Saturday night, October 19.

Big 6, $1,500 to win Steel Head LM show on for tonight!-----

We are running tonight (October 12) and our "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville" Big 6 Steel Head Late Model finale is set to go!
$1,500 to win for Steel Head, 362 LM's, Saturday Only, plus IMCA "Type" Open Wheels, Super Stocks, Outlaw Mini's, Pure Mini's and Rookie Pony's will be running October 12th!
We have moved our entire "Jamboree" to October 24(Practice), 25 and 26 and will try again in two weeks! However, we are still running tonight, going ahead with the "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Big 6" Championship Late Model series ($1,500 to win / $60 to start) plus races in all other classes except, 2-BBL Late Models.
Since the Jamboree has been moved we will have a regular show with all classes running on October 19th!

Keep in Mind: We are racing Saturday night with the Big 6 Championship finale on Saturday, October 12th!

$1,500 to Win Big 6 Steel Head LM show still on for Saturday, October 12

This weekend's "Jamboree" has been called and moved two weeks forward (October 24,25 and 26).
We are still planning on running Saturday night (October 12) and our "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville" Big 6 Steel Head Late Model finale is set to go!
$1,500 to win for Steel Head, 362 LM's, Saturday Only, plus IMCA "Type" Open Wheels, Super Stocks, Outlaw Mini's, Pure Mini's and Rookie Pony's will be running October 12th!
Friday night's activities of the Jamboree are cancelled, we will move the entire "Jamboree" to October 24(Practice), 25 and 26 and try again in two weeks! However, we are still planning on running Saturday night, going ahead with the "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Big 6" Championship Late Model series ($1,500 to win / $60 to start) plus races in all other classes except, 2-BBL Late Models.
Since the Jamboree has been moved we will have a regular show with all classes running on October 19th!

Keep in Mind: We are racing Saturday night with the Big 6 Championship finale on Saturday, October 12th!

Track phone: (931)685-9090 / Jim Hastings931)684-2117 / Tim Smith: (931)685-9090 or e-mail tim at: raceconnect @united.net

"Clayton Homes Big 6 Championship" finale on for Saturday, regardless----

Just a note to inform our competitors, crews and fans alike on Duck River Speedway's contingency plans for this weekend in case of , you know what (r---) on Thursday and Friday!

The weather and that four letter word (R---)----! Should Thursday night's practice be rained out, no problem, practice is scrubbed and we move forward. Now pay attention, it gets tricky from here on !
Should Friday night's activities of the Jamboree be cancelled, we will move the entire "Jamboree" to October 24, 25 and 26 and try again in two weeks! However, should this happen we will still run on Saturday night, going ahead with the "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Big 6" Championship series plus races in all other classes except, 2-BBL Late Models. We never run 2-BBL Late Models on Big 6 race weekends!

Also note: Should the Jamboree be moved we will have a regular show with all classes running on October 19th! In any case we will run a regular show on October 19th!

This information is the latest up to date contingency plan, per Tim Smith & Jim Hastings.

Keep in Mind: We are racing Saturday night regardless of what happens on Friday. Big 6 Championship finale on Saturday, October 12th!

Let us all hope the rain stays away on Friday and Saturday for sure!

$1,500 to win Big 6 Late Model race plus -----

The 7th annual "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Jamboree" takes place this
coming weekend with the following schedule:
*Thursday (October 10) beginning at 5:00 PM is an "Optional" Open Practice
for all classes. ($10 for Practice)

*Friday, gates open at 5:00 PM with racing at 7:00 PM. IMCA Open Wheels,
Super Stocks, Outlaw Ponys, Pure Ponys and Rookie Ponys will all time
trial and run heat races. No feature events and NO Big 6 Late Models on
Friday night (October 11) ($8 / $4 children in grandstands and $20 for
Pits)

*Saturday, October12, there will be feature events in all classes paying:
$1,200 to win in Open Wheel
$1,000 to win in Street Stocks
$1,000 to win in Outlaw Pony
$1,000 to win in Pure Pony
$300 to win in Rookie Pony
plus: 2-BBL Late Models
Gates open Saturday at 4:00 PM with drivers meeting at 6:00 PM and Races
to follow. ($10 / $5 for children in main grandstands and $20 for Pits)
Also on tap Saturday night will be time trials and a 35 lap feature for
the 362 Steel Head Late Models. This is Round #6 of our, "Clayton Homes of
Shelbyville Big 6 Steel Head Championship Series". $1,500 to win and $60
to start (Total Purse is $6,075).
In addition to the Late Model purse of over $6,000 we anticipate a
Big 6 Series point pay out exceeding $5,000 following the Round #6 feature
event. (We have already exceeded $5,000 and final payout will be based on
Saturday's Late Model entry count)
Currently the Top 3 in Point standings are:
1 Byron Michael of Florence, Alabama with 387 Points
2 Les Howell of Muscle Shoals, Alabama with 370 points and
3 Jerry Jackson of Sheffield, Alabama with 366 points
I guess Lynard Skynard said it best, "Sweet Home Alabama" !
The Champions share should exceed $1,350 with the runner-ups share
exceeding $850 and third place worth in the neighborhood of $700. All
three of these racers could win the "Big 6" series Championship and should
carry home between them, around $3,000, not counting the race purse! Be
there this Saturday night, October 12 when it's all on the line. The race
winner could carry home nearly $3,000 !
Positions four through 13 are up for grabs with Billy Harris(Flintville,
TN.), Jimmy Nowlin(Shelbyville, TN.), John David Todd(Murfreesboro, TN),
Corey Posey (Fayetteville, TN), Danny Christian (Corinth, MS.), Mark
Fields (Lawrenceburg, TN.), Jay Brinkley (Shelbyville, TN.), Tony
Morris(Murfreesboro, TN.) and Jerry Owens(Muscle Shoals, AL.) all battling
for the win and a piece of the point pie. Two races in one this Saturday
night with race money and points money both on the line! Minimum points
pay out will exceed $100.
Sixty two racers have thus far competed in our Big 6 series with four
different winners in 5 outings. Who will win round number 6 and who will
reign as champion? Be with us this weekend when a Champion is crowned and
our Big 6 Points winners are honored. This is the final Big 6 show of the
season and we are planning on expanding this series in 2003!
Remember: "Jamboree" on Friday and Saturday but Big 6 Late Models only run
on Saturday night.
Please check our Web Site at www.duckriverspeedway.com for rules, and
other vital information.

Duck River Speedway Race results from Saturday, October 5

Duck River (TN) Speedway results from October 5, 2002
Jay Brinkley set quick time with a 13.037 clocking then proceeded to
lead all 25 laps of the feature event to pick up the late model win.
Former two time Winchester Speedway track champion Jerry Ashley
out-dueled front row starter Jimmy Nowlin for the runner-up spot in the
first dozen laps then pushed Brinkley the final circuits before settling
for his best finish of the year at Duck River Speedway. They say youth
will be served and if last night's performance was any indication then
young Jeremy Taylor will serve himself, thank you. Jeremy in a rare
appearance at DRS and having switched engines to make the show qualified
fifth and battled his way to a very strong third place effort pushing the
leaders to the finish and appearing very fast and smooth around the
historic clay oval. Jimmy Nowlin fought a very loose race car all night
but persevered to finish fourth in front of a couple of other fast
improving youngsters, John David Todd and Larry Landers . Watch out guys
the youth movement appears to be on!

Late Model
1 Jay Brinkley
2 Jerry Ashley
3 Jeremy Taylor
4 Jimmy Nowlin
5 John David Todd
6 Larry Landers
7 Danny McInnes
8 Josh Lunsford
9 Greg Harbin
10 Ronnie Caldwell

Defending Duck River Late Model champion, Shannon Davis was the
fastest (14.541 seconds) of 18 qualifiers in the Open Wheel class but had
to really work to hold off a determined Bryan Reed to garner the win. The
Open Wheel class runner-up from 2001, Reed has had nothing but misfortune
after misfortune in 2002 but Bryan was all over Davis at the checkered
flag and with last night's run looks as a solid favorite for this coming
weekend's Jamboree and the $1,200 to win Brad Seals Memorial event on
Saturday night. Newly crowned Open Wheel champion John Schetrompf also was
very quick in his new ride, coming from eight to take third from Barry
Rochelle in the waning laps. Ken McAfee was fifth as Shawn Ross topped
Dexter Roberts in the Open Wheel Dash for Cash.

Open Wheel Modified
1 Shannon Davis
2 Bryan Reed
3 John Schetrompf
4 Barry Rochelle
5 Ken McAfee
6 Nathan Campbell
7 Jeff Ray
8 Shawn Ross
9 Rory Lohr
10 Pat Green

Last week Tim Orrell topped Scott Cook in the 2-BBL Late Model
feature but this week it was Cook who returned the favor as Scott
blistered the ¼ mile oval in route to a convincing win. Talking about
youth, sixteen year old Robert Stutts won the heat race then captured his
second third place finish in two weeks after pushing early leaders Greg
Curl ands Scott Cook for the front spot.

2-BBL Late Model
1 Scott Cook
2 Tim Orrell
3 Robert Stutts
4 Tommy Davis
5 Greg Curl
6 Charlie Cates
7 Jim Gray
8 Billy Barnett
9 Rod Stacey

The Super Stock class at Duck River is always worth the price of
admission with plenty of fireworks and unexpected twists and turns.
Unfortunately for Jeff Shields the Chevrolet Monte Carlo chauffeur has
been providing a little too much of the drama of late. From last lap
altercations with eventual winners to last night's heartbreaker. Jeff won
his heat race then led all but the final eighth of a mile. After
withstanding everything that Chris Ruth, Tyler and Jason Landers and last
week's winner Bobby Bradford could throw at him, alas poor Jeff could not
defeat gravity. Atmospheric pressure appeared to win out as Shields Chevy
experienced an apparent flat tire on the final circuit. Bradford slipped
by for his second win in as many weeks then three time winner Tyler
Landers got by for second. Shields just held off Eric Green for third
while New Market's Nathan Norris recovered from an early pit stop to edge
Denise Landis for fifth. That's right, Denise not Dennis as the ladies are
making their own noise what with Denise's sixth place finish in a 25 car
Super Stock feature and Connie Robersons seventh place outlaw pony finish.
Add Debra Renshaw to the NASCAR Busch Grand National circuit next season
and with Sarah Fisher already out running the Indy car set and us guys
better watch out. Hold the door open for these ladies and you may never
catch up with them. Ruth and Bradford also were heat race winners.

Super Stock
1 Bobby Bradford
2 Tyler Landers
3 Jeff Shields
4 Eric Green
5 Nathan Norris
6 Denise Landis
7 Michael Pate
1 Torre Gaye
2 Jason Landers
3 Chris Ruth

Brad Sain went under starter Dean Pugh's checkered flag first last
night but a protest at the scales and abracadabra, the win is gone. Sain
refused to open his engine for all to see and Michael Chumbley was
declared the victor. Gary Reid was second ahead of Roland McKelvie and
Ricky Brown. Brown and 2002 Winchester Speedway champion Joey Sisk had
some very hard contact with less than two laps remaining. As they battled
for the fourth spot. Chumbley and Johnny Crowell (after Sain was DQ'ed)
were the heat winners.

Outlaw Pony
1 Michael Chumbley
2 Gary Reid
3 Roland McKelvie
4 Ricky Brown
5 Keith Layne
6 Mike Brewer
7 Connie Roberson
8 Mike Dale
9 Mike Newsom
10 Jimmy Dale

Pure Pony Champion Michael Chumbley won his heat race then withstood
a very determined Andy Rogers in the main event to grab the win. Shane
Hooper was third with Grady Winsett fourth and David Wallace coming back
from an early race altercation to nab fifth. Andy Rogers also was a heat
race winner.

Pure Pony
1 Michael Chumbley
2 Andy Rogers
3 Shane Hooper
4 Grady Winsett
5 David Wallace
6 Dion Gordon
7 Nick Winsett
8 Jason Todd
9 Chance Rogers
10 Dudley Rogers

. Jeremy King became the fourteenth different Rookie to win a Rookie
Pony feature in 2002 by besting last week's winner Boyce Pope and Jerry
Haslam. James Lewis won the Rookie Pony heat race

Rookie Pony
1 Jeremy King
2 Boyce Pope
3 Jerry Haslam

Racing continues this coming weekend when Eric Carr and Clayton
Homes of Shelbyville presents our 7th Annual "Jamboree" with a complete
slate of racing scheduled in all classes. On Thursday evening, October 10
it's practice only for all classes (Thursday is optional) Then on Friday
night, October 11 there will be time trials and Qualification races for
all classes except our "Big 6" Late Models (Open Wheels, 2-BBL Late
Models, Super Stocks, Outlaw Pony, Pure Pony and Rookie Pony). Then on
Saturday, October 12, Duck River Speedway's 7th Annual Jamboree will
conclude with Feature events in all classes plus Round #6, the final
round, of the "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Big 6 Series Championship"
race on tap for Saturday night along with the "Brad Seals Memorial Open
Wheel" race, both on Saturday night, October 12. Currently 62 drivers have
competed in our Big 6 series with 1) Byron Michael (Florence, AL) 2) Les
Howell and 3)Jerry Jackson (both of Muscle Shoals, AL.) the Top 3 in
points, that will reward the drivers with a points fund that will exceed
$5,000 on top of the $6,075 Late Model purse! Do not miss the crowning of
our Big 6 Late Model Steel Head Champion! Track phone is: (931)684-8200.

Duck River Speedway Racing This Weekend!

DRS will be running all classes (Late Model, 2-bbl Late Model, IMCA "Type"
Open Wheels", Super Stocks, Outlaw Pony, Pure Pony and Rookie Pony) on
Saturday October 5. Current weather forecast is "some scattered showers
today and clearing on Saturday, October 5". Gates Open at 4:00 PM with
drivers meeting set for 6:00 PM and Hot laps and Time Trials / Heat races
to follow immediately therafter. $1,000 to win for 362 Steel Head Late
Models. Track phone is: (931)684-8200 This Saturday night is our last
regular show before next weeks 7th Annual Jamboree.

Duck River (TN) Speedway results from September 28, 2002

Sam Range (Open Wheel), Bobby Bradford (Super Stock) and Boyce Pope
(Rookie Pony) became the 69th, 70th and 71st different class winners at
DRS in 2002 while, Jerry Owens, Tim Orrell and Jimmy Dale halted their
absenteeism from victory lane on Saturday night. With some six different
racers either notching their initial win at DRS in the current season or
else returning to victory lane after an extended respite it was a changing
of the guard, at least for a week anyway! Well all except for Michael
Chumbley of Columbia, Tennessee. See, Mr. Mini Stock is such a frequent
visitor to the winners circle at DRS one could forgive him if he used Duck
River Speedways track mailing address as his own!
In Late Model competition, last week's winner, Jimmy Nowlin set
quick time with a 13.574 clocking but could not hold back the Muscle
Shoals (AL) Marauder, Jerry Owens for the win. The former track champion
in only his seventh start of 2002 at DRS, garnered his third victory by
topping Nowlin, Moe Harrison, Jerry Ashley and Larry Landers.

Late Model
1 Jerry Owens
2 Jimmy Nowlin
3 Moe Harrison
4 Jerry Ashley
5 Larry Landers
6 Jerry Jackson
7 Larry Delong
8 Danny McInnes
9 Bo Judge
10 Greg Harbin

Mount Pleasants's Sam Range has collected numerous victories at
various speedways around the mid south but while he has had many strong
efforts at DRS, the Mountain Dew sponsored #1MD has mainly collected a
series of near misses and headaches at the clay oval in Wheel, Tennessee.
That was until last night The Pepsi traveler won his heat race then beat
Winchester's Steve Garner and former track champion Junior Daniels to the
checkered flag in the 20 lap feature event. Nathan Campbell and Shane
Scott were fourth and fifth, ahead of Moe Harrison and Eric Bearden.

Open Wheel Modified
1 Sam Range
2 Steve Garner
3 Junior Daniels
4 Nathan Campbell
5 Shane Scott

In the two barrel Late Model class it was Tim Orrell notching win
number four by topping Scott Cook and Robert Stutts of Murfreesboro.
Charlie Cates edged points runner-up Randy Judge for fourth place. Tommy
Davis and Orrell were the heat race winners.

2-BBL Late Model
1 Tim Orrell
2 Scott Cook
3 Robert Stutts
4 Charlie Cates
5 Randy Judge
6 Dwayne Waid
7 Ray Bush
8 Rick Currin
9 Tommy Davis
10 Greg Curl

At Duck River Speedway you can count on two things: 1) Your fingers
and 2) The fact that the Super Stocks provide all the action any fan could
ask for. Last night was no exception and while 2002 class champion Jay
George won his heat race along with heat winners Rudder Harper and Tash
Bruce it was Bobby Bradford of Estill Springs taking the measure of an
outstanding fields of Super Stocks in the main event. Chad Williams and
six time winner Donald Davis were second and third.

Super Stock
1 Bobby Bradford
2 Chad Williams
3 Donald Davis
4 Jason Landers
5 Cory Waldorf
6 Butch Pruitt
7 Wesley Green
8 Clint Alexander
9 Chris Ruth
10 B.J. Smotherman

Columbia's Jimmy Dale won his heat race then drove his Ford Ranger
pick up truck to victory for the second time this season. Dale bested heat
winner Brandon Scott and four time winner Michael Chumbley for the win.
Roland McKelvie held off Jeff Hurst for the fourth spot.

Outlaw Pony
1 Jimmy Dale
2 Brandon Scott
3 Michael Chumbley
4 Roland McKelvie
5 Jeff Hurst
6 Bruce Fulmer
7 Gary Reid
8 Bo Owens
9 Mike Norman
10 Ricky Brown

Did I say there are two things you can count on at Duck River
Speedway? I stand corrected, make that three things. Michael Chumbley
rolled to his thirteenth Pure Pony feature win (seventeen overall, if
count the four Outlaw Pony wins). The 2001 and 2002 class champion topped
Dudley and Chance Rogers for the win while Shane Hooper was fourth with
the third member of the Rogers trio, Andy in fifth. Dudley Rogers, Shane
Hooper and Michael Chumbley were the heat race victors.

Pure Pony
1 Michael Chumbley
2 Dudley Rogers
3 Chance Rogers
4 Shane Hooper
5 Andy Rogers
6 Jeff Maxwell
7 Stanley James
8 Joshua Nichols
9 Grady Winsett
10 Dion Gordon

Rookie Pony chauffeur Boyce Pope won his heat race then held off
last week's winner, Justin Maxwell for the feature win. Kent Carter
finished third in the main event with Pope and Jerry Haslan grabbing the
heat wins.

Rookie Pony
1 Boyce Pope
2 Justin Maxwell
3 Kent Carter

Racing continues next Saturday night (October 5) with a complete
slate of racing scheduled in all classes. Then on October 10 (practice
only), 11 and 12, Duck River Speedway has the 7th Annual Jamboree
scheduled with the final round of the "Clayton Homes of Shelbyville Big 6
Series Championship" race($1,500 to win) on tap for Saturday night along
with the "Brad Seals Memorial Open Wheel" race ($1,200 to win), both on
Saturday night, October 12. Track phone is: (931)684-8200.

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