Fans at Toccoa Speedway again saw great Saturday night racing action. Photo courtesy Randy Lewis
It was another great night of racing at Toccoa Speedway in Toccoa, Georgia Saturday, with one driver reversing his fortune from the previous event.
Back on June 25, Ethan Hunter beat Brent Dixon in the Super Late Model feature.
Saturday night, Dixon returned the favor, scoring the win on a late race pass to pick up the victory.
Hunter and Dixon started on the front row, with Hunter jumping out to an early lead. As the two thunder around on Toccoa’s new clay, they found themselves side-by-side on several occasions.
With less than 10 to go, Hunter saw his car slide high in the third and fourth turns, giving Dixon the opportunity he needed to charge by. Hunter would close, but had no chance as Dixon flashed under the checkered flag as the winner.
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David McCoy backed up his June 25 win with another trip to Toccoa’s victory lane in the Limited Late Model division. Charlie Parker ran second.
Daniel Fowler came away with the win in the Hobby class, bearing out Nick Sellers, Brad Russell and Jeffery Wood.
A last lap pass made all the difference in the Modified Street feature, as Joe McClure powered past Otis Murry off of turn one to pick up his first career win in that division. Scott McJunkin ran third.
Darrell Ivester came home with the win in the Stock 4 Cylinder feature, followed by Jeffery Lord and Kevin Tullis.
Toccoa returns to action on Saturday, June 16 with racing in six divisions, including Super Late Model, Late Model Sportsman, Hobby Stock, Modified Street, Street Stock 4 Cyl and Front Wheel Drive.
