Billy Moyer, Jr. scored the $10,000 victory in Saturday night’s Queen City Shootout for the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series at Whynot Motorsports Park. Photo by Robert Holman
Billy Moyer, Jr. was the best of the field in Saturday night’s Queen City Shootout at Whynot Motorsports Park, as he scored his first World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series at the Meridian, Mississippi raceway.
The Batesville, Arkansas driver was overwhelmed with emotion as he climbed out of his car in victory lane. He explained to the crowd that at 5 p.m. he received a call saying that his daughter Hallie Rae Moyer, born on March 8, 2018, is not doing well. Receiving the call just one hour before the World of Outlaws were scheduled to hit the track for hot laps, Moyer Jr. explained he felt committed to finishing the night.
“This racing doesn’t mean anything. Right now, I’m thinking about my daughter,” said Moyer, Jr. “I’m scatterbrained right now. I got a call at 5 o’clock and my mind is so far in left field I don’t really care about this race right now. I just want to get home to her. Man, they were with me here tonight. I want to make a living and to win, but I need to get back to Arkansas as quick as I can.”
Moyer, Jr. placed second in Group A Qualifying, won his heat race, and drew the outside pole position for the Craftsman Club Feature. He took the lead on the first lap, only to hand over the top spot once on lap 18 to Brian Rickman.
Chris Madden and Zebulon, Georgia’s Shane Clanton also challenged Moyer, Jr. for the lead position, but were unable to complete the pass. When the checkers fell, it was a photo finish with only 0.0645 separating Moyer, Jr. from Clanton.
“Chris was doing all he could to win the race,” said Clanton. “That’s what we were just saying, ‘we’re here to win the race not to get second’ and he did all he could to get by him. Moyer went to block him and it gave me the opportunity to get in the bottom and I hit Chris a little bit but it’s alright, we were going for the win.”
“I guess it don’t look like we can do no better than third. You know we just keep going for the win there,” said Madden. “We come to win the races, not to run second. We took a shot at him there and if he didn’t move up on me there maybe I could’ve finished the pass. It just kind of killed my momentum and let the hole open for Shane to get back into second.”
Mike Marlar finished in fourth, followed by Brandon Sheppard in fifth.
The World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series returns to action on Friday and Saturday, April 27-28 at Smoky Mountain Speedway in Maryville, Tennessee. For more information, visit WoOLMS.com.
World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series
Whynot Motorsports Park, – Meridian, MS
Queen City Shootout – April 21, 2018
1. 21jr-Billy Moyer
2. 25-Shane Clanton
3. 44-Chris Madden
4. 157-Mike Marlar
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