Sellers Wins Twin Late Model Features At South Boston

Peyton Sellers swept the pair of 75-lap NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series Late Model Stock Car Division races Saturday night at Virginia’s South Boston Speedway, virtually locking up his sixth career track championship in the process.

“Honestly, anybody could have driven this car tonight,” Sellers remarked after scoring his third win in a row and his eighth win this season at South Boston. “It was on rails. The first race the car was a handful. It was loose, it was sideways, but everybody else was too. To come back and make some adjustments to the car and be so good at the end of the second race is hats off to H.C. (his brother and crew chief H.C. Sellers) and all of the guys on my team.”

The Ringgold, Virginia resident started third in the opening 75-lap race and muscled his way past leader Landon Pembelton on the 27th circuit to take the lead. Once in front Sellers stayed in command the rest of the way, edging runner-up Mike Looney by 1.185 seconds.

Pole winner Carter Langley finished third with Jacob Borst fourth and Trey Crews fifth.

Despite having to start the second race at midfield in 11th position as a result of having won two races in a row, Sellers was able to get to the front of the field just as quickly as he did in the first race.

Deftly picking up positions, Sellers worked his way around Crews on the 20th lap to take the lead. As was the case in the opener, once he got in front Sellers never relinquished the lead.

Borst took the runner-up spot in the nightcap with Crews finishing third. Pembelton finished fourth, followed by Chris Throckmorton in fifth.

The second race saw the lead change hands twice among three drivers with Sellers leading the final 56 laps. Three caution periods slowed the action.

Jason Myers Wins Third Straight Limited Sportsman Feature

Jason Myers had not won a Limited Sportsman Division race until he swept a twin-race event at South Boston Speedway on August 7. Saturday night, he made it three wins in a row.

Myers took the win the hard way, electing to start at the rear of the 13-car field in an attempt to collect extra points toward the track’s Limited Sportsman Division title and driving to the front to score his third career victory.

“I knew we had a good car,” Myers remarked. “I also knew it was going to be tough. As you come up through the field the cars get harder and harder to pass. Luckily there was a caution that bunched us back up and I was able to pick off a few cars quickly. I got an opportunity when I needed it.”

Myers said the three wins in a row is a family milestone, and one he hopes to break.

“My dad (former South Boston Speedway Limited Sportsman Division champion Billy Myers) told me before I came to the track the most races he has won consecutively is three in a row,” Myers said. “I at least have tied him, now I want to try to beat him.”

He took the lead from Daniel Crews with 11 laps to go and held on to edge Crews by .599-second for the win. Daniel Moss finished third, with Drew Dawson in fourth, and J.D. Eversole in fifth.

The race was a highly competitive one, with the lead changing hands three times among four drivers.

The race was slowed by two caution periods.

Scott Phillips, Nathan Crews Split Budweiser Pure Stock Division Twinbill

Scott Phillips broke a lengthy win drought Saturday night, starting on the pole and scoring a flag-to-flag win in the first of Saturday night’s pair of 15-lap Budweiser Pure Stock Division races.

Phillips finished .394-second ahead of Justin Dawson. Division points leader Nathan Crews finished third, followed by Johnny Layne in fourth and Bruce Mayo in fifth.

Crews started third in the second race, grabbed the lead on the opening lap, and scored a flag-to-flag win. It marked Crews’ 10th victory in 12 starts at South Boston this season.

Mayo took the runner-up spot 2.729 seconds behind Crews in the caution-free race. Layne finished third, with Dawson fourth and Phillips fifth.

Josh Dawson Scores Seventh Budweiser Hornets Win Of The Season

Josh Dawson started at the rear of the field, sped past pole starter Jason DeCarlo to take the lead with two laps to go and held on to win Saturday night’s 15-lap Budweiser Hornets Division race.

The win was the seventh victory for Dawson in his nine starts at the speedway this season.

DeCarlo hung on to take the runner-up spot. Former division champion Kevin Currin, Steven Layne, and Kendall Milam rounded out the top five in the caution-free race.

Next Race At South Boston Speedway

South Boston Speedway will wrap up its regular-season schedule of NASCAR Advance Auto Parts Weekly Series points events on Saturday night, September 4. For more information, visit

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Race Results – August 21, 2021

Late Model Stock Car Race 1
1. 26 Peyton Sellers
2. 87 Mike Looney
3. 5 Carter Langley
4. 25 Jacob Borst
5. 9 Trey Crews
6. 23 Danny Willis, Jr.
7. 50 Raymond Pittman III
8. 28 Jason Barnes
9. 63 Chris Throckmorton
10. 0 Landon Pembleton
11. 01 Camden Gullie
12. 57 Eddie Johnson
13. 82 Trey Dillard
14. 14 Dusty Ellington
15. 04 Mark Wertz
16. 04 Larry Barrett
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19. 29 Stuart Crews
20. 12 Austin Thaxton
21. 74 Ronald Hill
22. 06 Terry Dease

Late Model Stock Car Race 2
1. 26 Peyton Sellers
2. 25 Jacob Borst
3. 9 Trey Crews
4. 0 Landon Pembleton
5. 63 Chris Throckmorton
6. 57 Eddie Johnson
7. 50 Raymond Pittman III
8. 14 Dusty Ellington
9. 2 Chris Elliott
10. 04 Larry Barrett
11. 23 Danny Willis, Jr.
12. 29 Stuart Crews
13. 01 Camden Gullie
14. 74 Ronald Hill
15. 5 Carter Langley
16. 04 Bugs Hairfield
17. 87 Mike Looney
18. 2 Chris Denny
19. 82 Trey Dillard
20. 28 Jason Barnes

Limited Sportsman
1. 17 Jason Myers
2. 75 Daniel Crews
3. 58 Daniel Moss
4. 8 Drew Dawson
5. 98 JD Eversole
6. 15 Ryan Joyner
7. 38 Mark Cook
8. 2 Kenny Daniel
9. 12 Zach Peregoy
10. 3 David Phelps
11. 40 Brian Thomas
12. 6 Brent Younger
13. 36 Andrew Amos

Pure Stock Race 1
1. 66 Scott Phillips
2. 8 Justin Dawson
3. 3 Nathan Crews
4. 9 Johnny Layne
5. 00 Bruce Mayo
6. 12 Randy Hupp
7. 61 Jimmy Wade
8. 13 Harrison Walker
9. 7 Kevin Brown

Pure Stock Race 2
1. 3 Nathan Crews
2. 0 Bruce Mayo
3. 9 Johnny Layne
4. 8 Justin Dawson
5. 66 Scott Phillips
6. 12 Randy Hupp
7. 13 Harrison Walker
8. 61 Jimmy Wade

Hornets
1. 9 Josh Dawson
2. 54 Jason DeCarlo
3. 49 Kevin Currin
4. 3 Steven Layne
5. 28 Kendall Milam
6. 12 Andrea Routilo
7. 62 Ross Mountcassel
8. 28 Bobby Talbert
9. 01 Jared Dawson