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Michael Herrington takes charge of O'Reilly Sprint Cars!
Baton
Rouge
, With the lead, Herrington was .able to set a comfortable pace out front as the race would only be slowed by one more caution, this one with just four laps to go as Terry Vidrine spun in turn two. Vidrine and Butch David were having a great side-by-side duel for second and Vidrine finally spun in two to keep from making contact with David. Vidrine was forced to restart at the tail end of the lead cars and he was able to move back up to seventh with just four laps, just one position behind Darrell Hyde who had returned to finish sixth despite his early spin. Butch David survived the tussle with Vidrine and an overheating motor to finish second behind Herrington at the checkers. Finishing third with a late charge was Lane Whittingon who finished ahead of Shane Morgan, Cassidy Lejeune, Hyde, Vidrine and the last car on the lead lap Brad Stokes. Darrell Hyde and Terry Vidrine won the heat races. 15 O’Reilly SUPR Sprint Cars were on hand despite a forecast calling for heavy rain in the area. Wendell Magnon unfortunately hurt his motor in his heat race and was unable to start the feature. Official Results: 1. Michael Herrington 2. Butch David 3. Lane Whittington 4. Shane Morgan 5. Cassidy Lejeune 6. Darrell Hyde 7. Terry Vidrine 8. Brad Stokes 9. Harold Henderson 10. Bobby Ingram 11. Jerry Kennedy 12.
13. Brandon Daniel 14. Paul Gleber 15. Wendell Magnon - dns Pure stock heat winners Bo Garig and Timothy Moran shared the front row for the feature. Garig took the lead on the start and led every lap and went on to score another win. Moran finished second, 75third, Tudy Jackson fourth and Melvin Buecker fifth. Rocky deGruy and Todd Rogers took the heat wins for street stock. deGruy took the lead on the drop of the green followed by a side by side battle between Rogers and Jason Wilks. Rogers moved to second then worked on deGruy lap after lap. Rogers tried the low side in the turns then the highside, finally the mistake came. Coming off turn four deGruy got high and Rogers took advantage of it and slipped under deGruy and into the lead. With three laps left Rogers kept the lead and went on to score the win. DeGruy finished second, Robert Ringo had his hands full coming thought the field to finish third. Jason Wilks fourth and Shannon Graham fifth. Joel Couvillion took the heat and feature win for UMP. He jumped right into the lead in the feature and never looked back. Donnie Hebert tried to take the lead form Couvillion, but was unable to and had to settle for second. Jeff Martello took third and Darron Carroll fourth. Bill Gordon took the heat win for late models, and went on to lead every lap of the feature and score that win too. Gordon had a straightaway over second place Jerry Bevis till Donald Watson spun and brought out the yellow. On the restart it closed the gap between Gordon and Bevis. But it wasn't long before Gordon had distance between him and Bevis again. Gordon went on to score the win. Bevis second, David Knight third and Donald Watson fourth. Dustin Watts and Micky Joiner took the
cruiser win. After running wheel to wheel with Johnny Whitehead Jr. &
Sr. lap after lap they took the win by inches.
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