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Attended Smokey Mountain Speedway in Maryville Tennessee.

The show consisted of The Topless Outlaw late models, Carolina Sprint Cars and the Tennessee mini late models. This was a remake of a rain out show from July so it was up in the air how many cars would show up. The original date had 36 late models, 19 sprints and 16 mini late models. The latemodels had 37 cars while the sprints had 10 and the mini lates had 9. Racing in all divisions was close and exciting. Skip Arp the hall of famer won the late models. Chase Teague topped the mini lates and George Loux won the sprints. The sprints had an exciting race with the leader having his top win collapse with a few laps remaining and held on for 3rd.

George Loux dad worked on Tad Cox"s cars when i was racing up north and we have talked about the good old days.

Results:

Topless Outlaws Late Model Series 1. 31-Skip Arp[1]; 2. R1-Riley Hickman[2]; 3. 97-Bobby Giffin[3]; 4. 83 Jensen Ford[5]; 5. 66-Jordan Roadabaugh[9]; 6. 27-Brad Berry[19]; 7. 16-Chad Alley[4]; 8. 56H-Jordan Horton[6]; 9. 23-Layne Clifton[14]; 10. C11-Cody Courtney[16]; 11. 44-Chase King[11]; 12. D5-Drew Collins[12]; 13. 11B-Eli Beets[21]; 14. 14W-Kyle Courtney[23]; 15. 777-Mike Skelly[22]; 16. 28-Kelvin White[24]; 17. 44J-John Ownby[7]; 18. 90J-Jason Trammel[15]; 19. 26-Trevor Parker[20]; 20. 29-Rusty Ballenger[13]; 21. 84-Ryan Tims[18]; 22. P1-Andy Pickelsimer[17]; 23. 2X-Anthony White[8]; 24. 24-Anthony White Jr[10]

Carolina Sprint Tour 1. George Loux; 2. Rich Wisdo; 3. Ben McCall; 4. Robert Tyler; 5. Brianna Lawson; 6. Jake McLain; 7. Johnny Petrozelle; 8. John Frutchey; 9. Alan Brown; 10. Sean Vardell

Mini Late Models 1. 6C-Chase Teague[3]; 2. 000-Joey Tucker[4]; 3. 28-Bryan Funk[1]; 4. 75-Fred Schneider[6]; 5. 12S-Selena Byrge[2]; 6. 7-Ryan Hawn[7]; 7. 4H-Scott Randolph[9]; 8. A27-Ethan McCarter[5]; 9. (DNS) 12-Blake George