Hunter Robbins dominated Saturday night’s Alabama Pro 125 to score not only the feature win, but also the Pro Late Model Viper Championship. Photo by Photo by Fastrax Photos/Tom Wilsey/Loxley, AL
Hunter Robbins dominated the Alabama Pro 125 in South Alabama Speedway’s season finale Saturday night in Kinston, AL, taking not only take the victory, but also the Pro Late Model Viper Series championship.
Robbins set fast time in qualifying and then led all 125 laps to capture the win. Ryan Luza and Korey Ruble made Robbins earn the victory, staying glued to the leader’s bumper for much of the race. Luza moved into second on lap 57 with Ruble moving to third one lap later. The pair chased Robbins the rest of the way but never got a chance to take the lead.
Robbins eventually pulled away near the end of the race to win by over a 1.5 seconds. Luza followed in second, with Ruble in third. Chris Davidson came from the 11th starting spot to finish fourth. Brandon Brilliant rounded out the top five.
Canton, GA’s Dwayne Buggay came into the race leading in the points, but finished sixth in the race. Robbins’ win, coupled with Buggay’s sixth place finish, gave the championship to Robbins by nine points.
In other action, the Modifieds of Mayhem Tour concluded its season at South Alabama. Korey Ruble dominated the race, leading all 50 laps. Other than restarts, Ruble was never contested and won by over five seconds over Billy Melvin. Donnie Hamrac finished in third, with Jason Huffmaster fourth and Ryan Redmon fifth. Hamrac’s third place finish was enough to capture the Tour’s Championship.
In the Street Stock Championship race, Chad Roberts took the lead with four laps to go, and went on to take the win. Gary Davis turned fast time in qualifying and led the first eight laps before experiencing mechanical problems on lap nine. Roberts took over the lead and led the next seven laps before Travis Slawson worked his way by on lap 17. Slawson was easing away when the caution flew on lap 24 and gave Roberts another chance. Roberts kept Slawson close for three laps and then made his move to the inside to retake the lead. Roberts led the final four laps to take the win. Johnny Otto got by Slawson with two laps to go to capture second place. Dennis Thomas was fourth and Billy Maxie fifth. For the second year in a row, Otto captured the Street Stock Championship.
In an exciting Roadrunner feature that saw several lead changes and close action throughout the 50-lap race, Jake Daniels emerged victorious and captured the Roadrunner Championship. Jason Kendrick turned the fastest lap in qualifying and led the first six laps. Daniels took over at that point, but Kendrick kept pace with the leader and was joined by Charles Gardner. The trio ran nose to tail and side by side for most of the race. Kendrick beat Daniels to the stripe to lead lap 28, with Gardner charging to the front on the next lap. Gardner continued to lead, through three caution periods, for the next 13 laps before Daniels slipped inside to regain the lead. Daniels led the remaining nine laps to take the win and capture the championship. Gardner was second, followed by Kendrick. Joey Deaton and Michael Hurst rounded out the top five.
In the Powder Puff race, Jessica Mansfield charged into the lead when Valerie Rogers slipped coming out of turn four on lap six to capture the win. Rogers finished second, followed by Ashley Hayes and Amber Rhodes.
With the 2015 season over, South Alabama Speedway now looks towards the 2016 season, which will open with the 40th annual Rattler weekend March 18-20. The weekend will be headlined by the Rattler 250 Super Late Model race, which will be the opening race for the 2016 Southern Super Series season. The weekend will also include the Pro Late Model Rattler 125, and all local classes.
For more information, visit SouthAlabamaSpeedway.com.
South Alabama Speedway – Kinston, AL
Alabama Pro 125 – Oct. 17, 2016
1. Hunter Robbins
2. Ryan Luza
3. Korey Ruble
4. Chris Davidson
5. Brandon Brilliant
6. Dwayne Buggay
7. Josh Adkins
8. Brandon Herbert
9. Brandon Curren
10. Perry Patino
11. Dennis Reno, Jr.
12. Aiden Eldridge
13. Ryan Paul
14. Bill Bethea III
15. Luke Christian
16. Will Mack
Modifieds
1. Korey Ruble
2. Billy Melvin
3. Donnie Hamrac
4. Jason Huffmaster
5. Ryan Redmon
6. Adam Crawford
7. Cameron Berry
8. Ty Roberts
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11. Jeremy Mack
12. Adam Salter
13. Rick McCarson
14. Donald Crocker
15. Chris Cotto
16. Mike Maddox
17. Lance Blacker
18. Ronald Roeting
DNS: Johnny Brazier
DNS: Jim Wall
Street Stock
1. Chad Roberts
2. Johnny Otto
3. Travis Slawson
4. Dennis Thomas
5. Billy Maxie
6. Daniel Davis
7. Todd Valdez
8. Brandon Burks
9. Darrell Cawley, Jr.
10. Dwayne Maloy
11. Gary Davis
Roadrunner
1. Jake Daniels
2. Charles Gardner
3. Jason Kendrick
4. Joey Deaton
5. Michael Hurst
6. Mike Wolfe
7. David Davis
8. Zack Butts
9. Jason Monaghan
10. Bobby Rhodes
11. Dustin Monaghan
12. Danny Monaghan
13. Gerald Bryant
14. Kevin Missildine
15. Tim Peters
Powder Puff
1. Jessica Mansfield
2. Valerie Rogers
3. Ashley Hayes
4. Amber Rhodes
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