Willie Allen drove to his first Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway Pro Late Model feature win of the season on Saturday night. Photo: Paradigm Racing
Willie Allen became the third different Pro Late Model feature winner of the 2021 season on Saturday night at Tennessee’s Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.
Kyle Neveau and Hunter Wright led the field to green for the 100 lap feature, with Wright pacing the field for the first 66 laps. Wright moved to a comfortable lead early, but then Dylan Fetcho began reeling him in as Wright’s car started having handling issues.
Fetcho took the lead on lap 67, but that opened the door for Allen to make a move, as he bypassed Fetcho to take the lead off turn four before the start of lap 68.
From there, Allen set the cruise control and led the final32 laps en route to his first Nashville win of the season. Fetcho held on for second with Michael House in third, Wright in fourth and Kyle Neveau in fifth.
Austin Wilson , Cole Williams, Chase Johnson, Michael Bolden, and William Hale rounded out the top 10.
A thrilling Big Machine Vodka Spiked Coolers Super Trucks race featured a battle of future relatives that resulted in Frank Bauer collecting his first win. The race began with Bauer at the point, but facing heavy pressure from John Burns and Tanner Arms. Just five laps in, Bauer had been displaced by Burns and Arms for the top spot. The front duo settled in, clicking off laps as Burns set the pace and Arms struggled to find enough grip to challenge for the lead. After the halfway mark, the first caution of the night was displayed when Michael Curran and Phillip Hill tangled on the backstretch. The crash ended the night for both drivers, and set up a race to the finish.
Arms seemingly continued to battle a loose race truck on the restart, but it didn’t slow him from continuing to try to wrestle the lead from Burns. Inside five laps to go, Arms laid the pressure on Burns, looking for a way to pass. The opportunity came on the final flag lap when Arms worked his way to the inside of Burns. Both trucks washed up the race track, with Burns hitting the outside wall. The contact with the wall sent Burns back into Arms, which sent Arms spinning into the inside wall.
Meanwhile, Bauer waited in the wings for his chance to strike. Entering turn three, Burns pushed high with damage to the right front suspension, allowing Bauer to turn underneath him and drive on to his first Super Trucks win. Burns crossed the line second, with Howard Tucker taking home third, with James Shaw fourth and Jeremy Burns fifth.
An aggressive Limited Late Model feature capped off the night’s action on the quarter-mile track. Jonathan Dishman survived a caution filled event to win his first feature race of the season. Kevin Rollins finished second, with Allen Carter third, Jeremy Burns fourth and Jim Jordan fifth.
The Baby Grand Pro Series made their first appearance at NFS in 2021. Jake Tredow used a late race caution to overtake rac elong leader, Danny Trent, in the final laps to pick up the win. Tredow held on for second with Jessie Binkley finishing third.
In BH Holmes Construction Legends action, Michael Crafton III survived his own caution-filled event en route to his second Nashville win of the season. Crafton held off a charge from former track champion Kevin Rollins who finished second, and third place finisher Austin Farr.
Pure Stocks held their own feisty contest that ended in bent sheet metal. For the second race in a row, rookie John Bradley conquered the NFS quarter-mile oval. Bradley wrestled the lead away from Robert Forsythe and Dylan Jones and never looked back. A crash in turn four coming to the checkered flag drastically changed the finishing order behind Bradley – Landin Dickens finished second ahead of Forsythe, who came home third.
The Dye Hard Hair Salon Bandoleros kicked off feature racing with a riveting 25 lap feature. In the end, 2020 Track Champion, Aiden Potter picked up the win, as Killian McMan and Gavon Veach completed the podium.
The next event at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway is Saturday, June 9 featuring the Modifieds of Mayhem Tour. For more information, visit NashvilleFairgroundsSpeedway.racing.
Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway – Nashville, TN
Race Results* – May 29, 2021
Pro Late Models
1. 26AA Willie Allen
2. 89 Dylan Fetcho
3. 1 Michael House
4. 29 Hunter Wright
5. 25 Kyle Neveau
6. O1 Austin Wilson
7. 46 Cole Williams
8. 20 Chase Johnson
9. 9 Michael Bolden
10. 62 William Hale
11. 12 Bryson Shaffer
12. 8 Mark Day
13. 16G Austin Green
14. 95 Bennie Hamle
15. 41 Dylan Jones
16. 15 Jordan Riddick
17. 103 Tandy Marlin
18. 16 Billy Sisco
19. 2 Joey Strode
20. 116 Zach Johnson DNF – Mechanical
21. O9 Daniel Bolden DNF – Mechanical
22. 14 Davey Coble DNF – Mechanical
DNS: 27 Garre Dies DNS – Accident
DQ: 48 Mike Murray – Post Race Inspection
Super Trucks
1. 9 Frank Bauer
2. 87 John Burns
3. 48 Howard Tucker
4. O3 James Shaw
5. 7 Jeremy Burns
6. 8 Tanner Arms DNF – Accident
7. 51 Corey Rowland DNF – Mechanical
8. 45 Michael Curran DNF – Accident
9. 41 Phillip Hill DNF – Accident
DNS: 121 Joe Meyer
Limited Late Model
1. 67 Jonathan Dishman
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3. O5 Allen Carter
4. 87 Jeremy Burns
5. 9 Jim Jordan
6. 178 Bryson Dobbs
7. 1 Jerry Pryor
8. 76 Josh Pierce DNF – Accident
9. 52 Dwayne Hudson DNF – Accident
10. 4 Jeff Templeton DNF – Accident
11. 55 Dalton Hamle DNF – Accident
Pure Stocks
1. 44 John Bradley
2. 331 Landon Dickens
3. 87 Robert Forsythe
4. 117 Tyler Cordell
5. 71 Dylan Jones
6. 77 Dustin Williams
7. 21X Terry Jackson
8. 33 Justin Dickins
9. 22 Jeremy Odle
10. 282 Phillip McCord
11. O7 Mike Ramsey
12. O8R Ronald Upchurch DNF – Mechanical
13. 21 Ricky McIllwain DNF – Mechanical
Legends
1. 9 Michael Crafton III
2. 93 Kevin Rollins
3. 79 Austin Farr
4. 88 Boston Oliver
5. 12 Bryson Shaffer
6. 60 Dylan Faulkner
7. O7 Travis Oliver
8. 38 Galen Clark III
9. 20 Justin Maxwell
10. 4 Wayne Grubb
11. 22 Taylor Corum
12. 28 Adam Roberson
13. 66 Robby Taylor
14. 24 James Gresham
15. 31 Giles Martin
16. 17 Oliver Cordell DNF – Mechanical
17. 89 Dylan Fetcho DNF – Accident
18. 56 Chris Jones DNF – Accident
Bandoleros
1. 68 Aidan Potter
2. 18 Killian McMan
3. 9 Gavon Veach
4. 55 Landon Thrasher
5. 54 Coutney Curran
6. 4 Jordan Bauer
7. 95 Hunter Taylor DNF – Penalty
8. 47 Landon Cordell DNF – Penalty
Baby Grands
1. 4 Jake Tredow
2. 2 Danny Trent
3. 125 Jessie Binkley
4. 37 Tony Nichols
5. 15 Joe McCloud
6. 17 Don Napier
7. 14 Tim Vinsant
8. 50 Mark Cole
9. 32 Kent Baledge DNF – Penalty
10. 24 Justin Shanes DNF – Mechanical
11. 3 Randy Roper DNF
*Unofficial Results
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