New Latemodel Series!

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

There is a new series starting this season. "The Outlaw Latemodel Series"

Outlaw Latemodel racing at "The Melon" presented by
"GEORGIA FOR FAIR TAX" AND DAVID RAGAN FORD

RACE DATES

JUNE 11TH, JUNE 25TH, JULY 9TH, JULY 30TH, OCTOBER 1ST.

Some interesting racing names bouncing around the racing series entry list rumor mill. Mike Head, "Buckshot" Jones, Ronnie Sanders grandson Billy Fulson has entered. More and more information is being added daily on these races. For information, rules, payout, etc. please use the links at the bottom of the page!


DRIVERS ENTERED OR PLANNING ON ENTERING SOME OR ALL OF THE RACES
1. CHAD ATHA # 4
2. SAMMY SHORT # 5
3. BRIAN HARDMAN # 10
4. DAVID HODGES # 16
5. ERIC SIMPSON # 18
6. SCOT SMITH # 17
7. BILLY CHANCEY # 18
8. BILLY FULSON # 18
9. JASON BATES # 22
10. MIKE DAVIDSON # 27
11. MATTHEW WRAGG # 29
12. MIKE SILVEY # 29
13. STUART DUTTON # 32
14. B.J. HOLLEY # 35
15. DAVID MURPHY # 35
16. STEVEN BARKER # 64
17. JIM CHANCEY # 81
18. HOYT STEPHENS # 85
19. TERRY MARTIN # 93
20. WARREN MOBLEY # 95
21. MITCHELL THOMASTON # 97
22. STEVE RENNER # 02
23. MARK BICKERS # 02
24. LAVON KITCHENS # 16
25. DUSTY CONE # 17
26. TBA # 54

www.racingforfairtax.com

www.watermeloncapitalspeedway.com

[Bigbuck]

Sounds great, wish I was closer. Maybe make a weekend trip, rest these old arms from reeling all these fish in!

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

If any Late Models would like to practice next Sat (June 4th @ Watermelon Capital Speedway) Please let me know.
Also Marvin said he would have tires next week.
Terry Short
tds@racingforfairtax.com

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

Practice tomorrow (6/4/11) for all Outlaw cars from 4-8 P.M. F45s and 20/45s are in, the F40s will be in next week.

We have over 26 early entry forms in and they continue to come in every week!

[modracer22]

Rules would of been nice to have. I know they have a outlaw type or did at GMP but from what I remember it was more like our sportman cars then a super/latemodel.
It would be nice if one of are florida tracks would try a outlaw latemodel class I personally think it would draw a hole new fan base.

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

Rules are located on the website. Here is a link to the rules page.
http://www.racingforfairtax.com/RaceRules.html

[Frasson118]

I would love to see an "Outlaw" bodied series around here. The ABC bodies are soooo expensive, and take sooooo many man-hours to put together, that the teams would be a lot further ahead if they didn't need to screw with all that. Sloped noses, slab sides, some spoiler in the back.... all for the price of a few sheets of aluminum, a box of rivets, a little bit of lexan, and access to a sheet metal brake.

I hope this series gains some support and expands... maybe even into Central Florida for a show or 2.

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

Latest News!

LATEST NEWS
The pit gates will open for the Outlaw Latemodels on Saturday June 11th at 4PM.
Practice will be from 4:30 till 6:00. Practice will be in 15 minute segments to allow back gate to clear between segments. Late comers will have to rotate practice with the local cars.
All cars must go through a safety inspection before practicing.
All cars must pay $20 entry fee and draw for qualifying sequence and weigh prior to qualifying.
All cars must start the race on the tires they qualified on (excepting flats ect.).

Race Payout will be posted by Thursday.

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

IT'S TIME! Tomorrow night (June 11th)

The Outlaws Invade The Melon!

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

Results!

Saturday, June 11th was the first of 5 "Georgia for Fair Tax / David Ragan Ford" Outlaw Latemodel Races at Watermelon Capital Speedway and it was a great start to the season with more to come!

David Hodges from Valdosta, Ga, in the black #16, was the fastest qualifier with a 16.41 and that gave him the pole for the night. Warren Mobley from Griffin, GA was second with a 16.60, and Steve Renner from Perry, GA was third with a 16.68.

On the start of the feature Hodges grabbed the lead, with Renner second and Mobley third. Around lap 9 Mobley, in the #95, pulled off with engine trouble releasing the third place position to Billy Chancy from Kathleen, Ga driving the #81. Around lap 25 Sammy Short in the #5 from Hampton, Ga couldn't hold the bottom which opened the door for Steve Barker in the white #64, also from Hampton, to drive under him for the 4th position. Not long after the pass Barker would retire to the pits with engine trouble moving Short back to 4th. For the first 30 laps, the top 7 were nose to tail. It was a very competitive race, if anyone made a mistake they would pay for it with a loss of position. On lap 40 Billy Chancy spun in the middle of turns 3 and 4 moving him to the rear for the restart. This moved Sammy Short to the 3rd position. Here's the real "kicker", Watermelon Captial Speedway always has a double file restart and this race would be no different! This gave Chancy a real shot for the win, even though he had to restart at the rear. The restart showed Hodges on the inside with Renner outside, when the green dropped Renner out gunned Hodges to turn one but could not clear him. Hodges held his nose just off the inside quarter panel of Renner! They raced door to door down the back stretch. Hodges finally pulled ahead again with Renner settling into second once again, Short third, and Chancy charging from the rear for fourth! Once again, Short had trouble holding the bottom groove which opened the door for Chancy! Chancy made the pass with a few laps to go. David Hodges was your winner with Renner second, and Billy Chancy third.

Top 10 results
1. David Hodges #16 Valdosta, GA
2. Steve Renner #114 Perry, GA
3. Billy Chancy #81 Kathleen, GA
4. Sammy Short #5 Hampton, GA
5. Billy Fulson #18 Fayetteville, GA
6. Jason Tidwell #008 Lizella, GA
7. Steve Barker #64 Hampton, GA
8. Mitchell Thomaston #97 Hampton, GA
9. Eric Simpson #18 Fitzgerald, GA
10. Warren Mobley #95 Griffin, Ga

[billy badd]

How many cars did you have for the race? billy

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

We had 11 cars, 10 started the feature.

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

Next race June 25th - New Sponsor & $500 BONUS!

We have a new sponsor on board for the rest of the year. They are willing to put up **$500** to the top 2 qualifiers if either of them are willing to start last and still win the race. More information about the sponsor and the bonus money coming soon!

[dd38]

Were these all dirt cars and dirt chassis?

[Outlaw Latemodel Series]

The winner David Hodges was a dirt car, it was a Rayburn chassis. Renner was a full asphalt car (Rander Car) with an ABC body. Billy Chancy has a Port City chassis with an ABC body. Sammy Short has an older (mid 90's Port City) asphalt chassis, the body is an older asphalt type but the back has been opened like a dirt latemodel and so was Steve Barker (home built camaro clip car). The rest were dirt cars but older cars, once they get the cars dialed in they should be more competitive... remember this was our first race!

Also, engines... Hodges had a "built" engine with a 350 cfm 2bbl, not sure on Renner's engine, Billy has the McGunegill Ford crate engine with a 350 cfm 2bbl, Short has the 602 crate with 650 hp carb and so does Barker. Warren Mobley has an asphalt chassis (Left Hander chassis) with a custom body, looks asphalt but the rear is open like a dirt car. His car looks a lot like the Outlaw Super Latemodels from up north, GREAT looking car. He has a built engine with a 350cfm 2bbl and qualified 2nd.