Looney, Peters Split Late Model Wins At South Boston

A pair of veteran drivers, 2019 NASCAR national runner-up Mike Looney and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series competitor Timothy Peters, split wins in the twin 75-lap NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series Late Model Stock Car Division races that headlined Saturday night’s First Responders Night at the Races event at Virginia’s South Boston Speedway.

Looney squeezed past Peters with eight laps to go and edged Peters by almost a second to score his first career win at South Boston Speedway.

“This has been the track in Virginia that has eluded us,” Looney noted after his win. “This was the top of my goal list. We really wanted to win one down here. We’ve been so close, and things just didn’t pan out but we got it tonight.”

Peters took the lead at the outset and held it until Looney made a strong late-race bid.

“He did a heck of a job,” Looney said of Peters. “He worked that high line well. I never saw that coming. I liked to have never gotten by him.”

Peters said he went to the top of the track trying to find grip.

“I kept trying to get up higher and higher, trying to find some more grip and jumped the cushion, made a mistake and he got by me. He was doing what he had to do pressuring me to make a mistake and I did.”

Aaron Donnelly finished third with Jacob Borst fourth and Carter Langley in fifth.

The nightcap featured a second battle between Looney and Peters, but that battle ended when Looney crashed on the frontstretch on lap 28 while battling Peters for the lead.

Peters held on from there, fending off brief challenges that followed a pair of restarts after caution periods to edge Camden Gullie by 1.674 seconds and secure the victory.

Peters’ last win at South Boston Speedway came in 2015.

“It feels good to be here at South Boston Speedway and win a race or have the night like we had tonight,” Peters remarked at the close of his night that included a runner-up finish and a win.

“They don’t come often.”

Peters gave kudos to Looney and his effort in the twinbill.

“Hats off to him and his guys,” Peters said. “He had a great car tonight. He was the one to beat, and I was just trying to hold him off. Mike’s a great person and a great driver, and his owner is a great person too.”

Donnelly finished third, with Langley fourth and Stuart Crews fifth.

Moss Takes Win In Limited Sportsman Division Race

Daniel Moss started on the pole and led the entire distance in winning Saturday night’s 50-lap Limited Sportsman Division race. The win was his third victory of the season.

J.D. Eversole took the runner-up spot, finishing 1.077 second behind Moss. Drew Dawson finished third, followed by Jason Myers in fourth and Danny Willis, Jr. in fifth.

Nathan Crews Remains Perfect In Budweiser Pure Stock Division

Nathan Crews remained perfect in the Budweiser Pure Stock Division by sweeping Saturday night’s twin 15-lap races.

Crews started at the rear of the field in the opening race and sped past leader Justin Dawson on the ninth lap to take the lead. Once in front, Crews never surrounded the lead and edged Dawson for the win.

Bruce Mayo finished third with Johnny Layne fourth and Jared Dawson fifth.

Crews started fifth in the second race, grabbed the lead from Layne with four laps to go and held on to record his sixth win in six starts this season.

Layne finished second .618-second behind Crews, with Justin Dawson, Randy Hupp and Mayo rounding out the top five.

Josh Dawson Tops Field In Budweiser Hornets Division

Josh Dawson earned his fourth win in five starts with his victory in Saturday night’s 15-lap Budweiser Hornets Division race.

Dawson grabbed the lead from Kevin Currin on the fourth lap and edged Jared Dawson for the victory.

Currin finished third, with Jason DeCarlo fourth and Andrea Ruotolo fifth.

Next Race At South Boston Speedway

NASCAR racing action returns to South Boston Speedway on Saturday night, May 29. For more information, visit https://www.southbostonspeedway.com.

South Boston Speedway – South Boston, VA
Race Results – May 15, 2021

Late Model Stock Car Race 1
1. 87 Mike Looney
2. 2T Timothy Peters
3. 31 Aaron Donnelly
4. 25 Jacob Borst
5. 5 Carter Langley
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7. 0 Landon Pembelton
8. 26 Peyton Sellers
9. 57 Eddie Johnson
10. 29 Stuart Crews
11. 91 Chris Elliott
12. 06 Terry Dease
13. 50 Raymond Pittman
14. 2 Chris Denny
15. 08 Jordan Pickrel

Late Model Stock Car Race 2
1. 2 Timothy Peters
2. 01 Camden Gullie
3. 31 Aaron Donnelly
4. 5 Carter Langley
5. 29 Stuart Crews
6. 0 Landon Pembelton
7. 91 Chris Elliott
8. 57 Eddie Johnson
9. 50 Raymond Pittman
10. 26 Peyton Sellers
11. 06 Terry Dease
12. 25 Jacob Borst
13. 87 Mike Looney
14. 2 Chris Denny
DNS: 08 Jordan Pickrel

Limited Sportsman
1. 58 Daniel Moss
2. 98 JD Eversole
3. 8 Drew Dawson
4. 17 Jason Myers
5. 23 Danny Willis, Jr.
6. 6 Brent younger
7. 21 Kenny Mills, Jr.
8. 36 Andrew Amos
9. 2 Kenny Daniel

Pure Stock Race 1
1. 3 Nathan Crews
2. 8 Justin Dawson
3. 0 Bruce Mayo
4. 9 Johnny Lane
5. O1 Jared Dawson
6. 12 Randy Hupp
7. 61 Jimmy Wade
8. 66 Scott Phillips

Pure Stock Race 2
1. 3 Nathan Crews
2. 9 Johnny Layne
3. 8 Justin Dawson
4. 12 Randy Hupp
5. OO Bruce Mayo
6. O1 Jared Dawson
7. 61 Jimmy Wade
8. 66 Scott Phillips

Hornets
1. 9 Josh Dawson
2. O1 Jared Dawson
3. 49 Kevin Currin
4. 54 Jason DeCarlo
5. 12 Andrea Ruotolo
6. 71 Donald Clay
7. 63 Dillon Davis
8. 3 Steven Layne
9. 28 Bobby Talbert
10. 28M Kendall Millam