Austin Horton led wire-to-wire to score the Limited Late Model victory at Senoia Raceway on Saturday night. Photo by Francis Hauke/22fstops.com
Austin Horton dominated Saturday night’s Limited Late Model race at Senoia Raceway in Senoia, GA, leading flag-to-flag to score the win at the 3/8 mile dirt track.
Horton stayed in front of all the carnage as the race was slowed nine times for various accidents and spins. Dana Eiland climbed to second after a battle with Dalton Cook. The duo was joined during the middle stages of the race by Joey Armistead, Matt Dooley and Pete Cochran.
Each time the cautions would bunch the field for restarts, the crew of drivers would dart and dash from the top to the bottom of the track trying to find the advantage. Horton was the first under the checkered flag, pocketing the $1000 first place prize. He was followed by Eiland in second, Cook in third, Dooley in fourth and Armistead in fifth.
Twenty-three cars lined up for the B Cadet feature, but none of the challengers had anything for the pole sitter Blant Duke. The veteran driver never missed a beat, leading every lap to nab his seventh win of the year in the division. Parrish Duncan finished in second, with Glenn Morris in third, Roger Arnett in fourth and Marc Gooden in fifth.
Jamie Simmons out ran Franklin’s Chris Steele to win the Hobby Stock main event. Mike Archer, Ben Steele and Andrew Moody rounded out the top five.
J.J. Garrett beat Jamie Cross to capture the win in a highly competitive Mini Stock feature. Shane Strickland was third ahead of Craig Sanders in fourth and Jeremy Griffith in fifth.
Racing continues on Saturday, Oct. 17, as Senoia Raceway celebrates fall with a bonus racing event featuring the Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, Crate Late Models, B Cadets, Hobby Stock, Mini Stock and Bombers.
For additional information, visit SenoiaRaceway.com.
Senoia Raceway – Senoia, GA
Race Results – Oct. 10, 2015
Limited Late Models
1. Austin Horton
2. Dana Eiland
3. Dalton Cook
4. Matt Dooley
5. Joey Armistead
6. Rodney Peters
7. Glenn Morris
8. Mark Knight
9. Drew Collins
10. Richie Williams
11. Aaron Calvert
12. Roger Cassel
13. Corey Payton
14. Jamie Carr
15. Jayce Southwell
16. Marcus Caswell
17. Hunter Worley
18. Clint Smith
DNS: Rickey Payton
DNS: Oliver Gentry
B Cadet
1. Blant Duke
2. Parrish Duncan
3. Glenn Morris
4. Roger Arnett
5. Marc Gooden
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7. Josh Weathers
8. Richard Goode
9. Dylan Holmes
10. Austin King
11. Cindy Anderson
12. Donnie Whatley
13. Bailey Temples
14. Brian Womack
15. Dakota Weeks
16. Josh Pendley
17. Bennie Croy
18. Brandon Pijnenburg
19. Matt Duke
20. Petey Cochran
21. Matthew Knight
22. Brandon Bright
DNS: Jonathan Harrell
Hobby Stock
1. Jamie Simmons
2. Chris Steele
3. Mike Archer
4. Ben Steele
5. Andrew Moody
6. Lee McElwaney
7. Cade Ray
8. Tyler Williams
9. Shane Hammock
10. Gary Brand
11. Matt Steele
12. Kenneth Pendley
Mini Stock
1. J.J. Garrett
2. Jamie Cross
3. Shane Strickland
4. Craig Sanders
5. Jeremy Griffith
6. Harold Leath
7. Jamie Maurice
8. Robert Caldwell
9. Jamie Nicholson, Jr.
10. Ben Arnold
11. Cassie Dingler-Still
12. Bo Chambers
13. James Stansel
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