Columbus, MS- Another strong field of 44 MSCCS Super Late Models invaded the high banked quarter mile Queen City Speedway in Meridian, Mississippi for round #2 on the 2004 tour. Anthony Rushing would take the win in a flag to flag run and $2,500 50-lap main event win.
Action got underway for the event with Brown Engineering Pole Qualifying and when qualifying was over Rushing was the Fast Gun of the evening tripping the lights with a fast 13.93-second lap. Jason Smith of Laurel was second quick as the top eight qualifiers were locked into the field.
A series of four Cliburn Tank Lines B-Main events were run with Richey Cauthen, Dennis Duncan, Randy Little, and Jason Cliburn taking the B-Main wins. Completing the 22-car starting field was MSCCS provisional David Breazeale and track provisional Larry Murphy.
The 50-lap main event would see Rushing check out on the competition and lead start to finish in his Jay Dickens powered Rocket on American Race Tires. Rodney Wing had a strong second place run with Clinton’s Scott Slay having a solid third place run. Completing the top five were Jason Smith and Pontotoc’s Steve Russell in fifth. Rounding out the top finishers were Dennis Duncan, Wiley Williams, Josh Fuller in eighth taking the Styling Signs and Decals Hard Charger award, Laurel’s Randy Walters, and Randy Little in tenth.
The next stop on the MSCCS tour will be this Saturday night March 27th at the ¼-mile banked oval of Simpson County Motorsports Park in D’Lo, Mississippi featuring a 50-lap $2,500 and $300 to start main event. Action will consist of Brown Engineering Pole Qualifying locking in the top eight qualifiers with positions 9 through 20 set by Cliburn Tank Lines B-Main events plus two provisionals to complete the 22 car starting field.
The strong contingent of Boland Performance Rookie of the Year candidates should be contending with Holden, Louisiana’s Chris Wall still sitting atop the large field of rookie campaigners.
Simpson County Motorsports Park is located North of Mendenhall on U.S. 49, then 1.2 miles west on State Route 13 to Water Park exit, then 1.5 miles north on Old US 49, then 2.6 miles west on Jupiter Rd., then .4 miles south on Jeff Alexander Rd. Pit gates will open at 3:00pm. Action is targeted to begin at 7pm. Simpson County Motorsports Park information can be found at southernstyleracing.net or by calling the track on raceday at 601-847-6200.
For more information about the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series please visit the MSCCS website at www.stateseries.com or call Charles Thrash at 601-917-2335 days or 601-482-5251 evenings.
MSCCS Race Stats:
Queen City Speedway – March 20th
50 laps - $2,500 to win
44 Super Late Models on hand
Brown Engineering Fast Gun Award: Anthony Rushing 13.93 (Track Record)
Styling Signs and Decal Hard Charger Award: Rodney Wing
Boland Performance Top Rookie: Larry Murphy
Lap Leaders: Anthony Rushing 1-50
Cliburn Tank Lines B-Main winners: Richey Cauthen, Dennis Duncan, Randy Little, and Jason Cliburn
Provisionals-David Breazeale and Larry Murphy
Official MSCCS finish:
1-Anthony Rushing 2-Rodney Wing 3-Scott Slay 4-Jason Smith 5-Steve Russell 6-Dennis Duncan 7-Wiley Williams 8-Josh Fuller 9-Randy Walters 10-Randy Little 11-David Breazeale 12-Jimmy Cliburn 13-Larry Murphy 14-Chris Wall 15-Jason Cliburn 16-Keith Miller 17-Lucky Keeton 18-Jimbo McDuffie 19-Richey Cauthen 20-James Dean 21-Cliff Williams 22-Mike Boland
MSCCS Top 10 in points:
1-Anthony Rushing-245 2-Scott Slay-225 3-David Breazeale-215 4-Rodney Wing-205 5-Chris Wall®-190 6-Jimbo McDuffie-185 7-Dennis Duncan-175 8-Keith Miller-165 9-Jimmy Cliburn-165 10-Steve Russell-160
For more information about the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series please visit the MSCCS website at www.stateseries.com or call Charles Thrash at 601-917-2335 days or 601-482-5251 evenings.
Upcoming MSSCS Events:
March 27th-Simpson County Motorsports Park -$2,500 to win
April 10th-Jackson Motor Speedway-$2,500 to win
MSCCS 2004 corporate sponsors:
Hoosier Tire South, Jimmy Smith's American Race Tires, Cliburn Tank Lines, Brown Engineering, Boland Performance, Schaeffer's Oil, Behind the Wheel/Late Model America, Warrior Race Cars, Clausen Racing, GRT Race Cars, Styling Signs and Decals, Oval Craft, J Michael Cox, and midsouthracing.com
Action got underway for the event with Brown Engineering Pole Qualifying and when qualifying was over Rushing was the Fast Gun of the evening tripping the lights with a fast 13.93-second lap. Jason Smith of Laurel was second quick as the top eight qualifiers were locked into the field.
A series of four Cliburn Tank Lines B-Main events were run with Richey Cauthen, Dennis Duncan, Randy Little, and Jason Cliburn taking the B-Main wins. Completing the 22-car starting field was MSCCS provisional David Breazeale and track provisional Larry Murphy.
The 50-lap main event would see Rushing check out on the competition and lead start to finish in his Jay Dickens powered Rocket on American Race Tires. Rodney Wing had a strong second place run with Clinton’s Scott Slay having a solid third place run. Completing the top five were Jason Smith and Pontotoc’s Steve Russell in fifth. Rounding out the top finishers were Dennis Duncan, Wiley Williams, Josh Fuller in eighth taking the Styling Signs and Decals Hard Charger award, Laurel’s Randy Walters, and Randy Little in tenth.
The next stop on the MSCCS tour will be this Saturday night March 27th at the ¼-mile banked oval of Simpson County Motorsports Park in D’Lo, Mississippi featuring a 50-lap $2,500 and $300 to start main event. Action will consist of Brown Engineering Pole Qualifying locking in the top eight qualifiers with positions 9 through 20 set by Cliburn Tank Lines B-Main events plus two provisionals to complete the 22 car starting field.
The strong contingent of Boland Performance Rookie of the Year candidates should be contending with Holden, Louisiana’s Chris Wall still sitting atop the large field of rookie campaigners.
Simpson County Motorsports Park is located North of Mendenhall on U.S. 49, then 1.2 miles west on State Route 13 to Water Park exit, then 1.5 miles north on Old US 49, then 2.6 miles west on Jupiter Rd., then .4 miles south on Jeff Alexander Rd. Pit gates will open at 3:00pm. Action is targeted to begin at 7pm. Simpson County Motorsports Park information can be found at southernstyleracing.net or by calling the track on raceday at 601-847-6200.
For more information about the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series please visit the MSCCS website at www.stateseries.com or call Charles Thrash at 601-917-2335 days or 601-482-5251 evenings.
MSCCS Race Stats:
Queen City Speedway – March 20th
50 laps - $2,500 to win
44 Super Late Models on hand
Brown Engineering Fast Gun Award: Anthony Rushing 13.93 (Track Record)
Styling Signs and Decal Hard Charger Award: Rodney Wing
Boland Performance Top Rookie: Larry Murphy
Lap Leaders: Anthony Rushing 1-50
Cliburn Tank Lines B-Main winners: Richey Cauthen, Dennis Duncan, Randy Little, and Jason Cliburn
Provisionals-David Breazeale and Larry Murphy
Official MSCCS finish:
1-Anthony Rushing 2-Rodney Wing 3-Scott Slay 4-Jason Smith 5-Steve Russell 6-Dennis Duncan 7-Wiley Williams 8-Josh Fuller 9-Randy Walters 10-Randy Little 11-David Breazeale 12-Jimmy Cliburn 13-Larry Murphy 14-Chris Wall 15-Jason Cliburn 16-Keith Miller 17-Lucky Keeton 18-Jimbo McDuffie 19-Richey Cauthen 20-James Dean 21-Cliff Williams 22-Mike Boland
MSCCS Top 10 in points:
1-Anthony Rushing-245 2-Scott Slay-225 3-David Breazeale-215 4-Rodney Wing-205 5-Chris Wall®-190 6-Jimbo McDuffie-185 7-Dennis Duncan-175 8-Keith Miller-165 9-Jimmy Cliburn-165 10-Steve Russell-160
For more information about the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series please visit the MSCCS website at www.stateseries.com or call Charles Thrash at 601-917-2335 days or 601-482-5251 evenings.
Upcoming MSSCS Events:
March 27th-Simpson County Motorsports Park -$2,500 to win
April 10th-Jackson Motor Speedway-$2,500 to win
MSCCS 2004 corporate sponsors:
Hoosier Tire South, Jimmy Smith's American Race Tires, Cliburn Tank Lines, Brown Engineering, Boland Performance, Schaeffer's Oil, Behind the Wheel/Late Model America, Warrior Race Cars, Clausen Racing, GRT Race Cars, Styling Signs and Decals, Oval Craft, J Michael Cox, and midsouthracing.com
