Lake View Aug 8th 2009 Results

[zbadman]

      Carolina Speedway
      Results
      August 8, 2009
      
      
      
Late Model      
      
Place   Driver   Car Number
      
1   Chris Miller   19
2   Ed Ashley   2
3   Johnny Pridgen   22
4   David Foxworth   5
5   Tim Clemmons   11
6   Josh Williams   14A
7   Vance Pittman   14
8   David McCabe   01
9   Roger Dale Hammond   9
10   Cody Long   2L
11   Mark Sutton   26
      
      
      
      
      

      
Charger      
      Car Number
Place   Driver   
      
1   Bryan Doyle   38
2   Doug Fowler   69
3   Boots Bullock   28
4   Mike Manes   17
5   Jeffrey Johnson   94
6   Devin Bryant   85
7   Jay Jones   3
8   Bobby King   1
9   Kip Butler   99
      






Rookie      

1   Dustin Perritt   6
2   Michael Jordan   3
3   Dall Black   5
4   Dean Strickland   25
5   Steven Erskine   17
6   William Sampson   15

      
         
   Super Street      
         
   Place   Driver   Car Number
         
   1   Josh Williams   14A
   2   Tony Williams   01
   3   Joe Ward   17
   4   Buddy Whittington   19
   5   Billy Wayne Huggins   18
   6   Darrell Willoughby   06
   7   Ronnie Coleman   05
   8   Jim Fowler   48
   9   Dustin Bryant   84
   10   Tommy Lilly   9
   11   JD Pridgen   8
   12   Butch Seigler   3B
   13   Jacob Richardson   42
   14   Jon Nobles, Jr.   14JR
   DNS   Luther Johnson   11
         

   4 Cylinder      
         
   Place   Driver   Car Number
         
   1   Greg Brew   2
   2   Pete Brew   12
   3   Chris Gerald   7
   4   Tony Morris   82
   5   Wilbur Brew   22
   6   Skip Whisnant   7
         

[Dirt Rebel]

WAS THIS THE J D PRIDGEN DIVING IN SUPER STREET

[pridgen racing]

yes the legend jd pridgen has come out of retirement and is running super street. car kept cutting off on him last night but he will be up front before long. way to go uncle jd. also good job johnny on your 3rd place run last night wish i could have been there

[Baby Girl]

Congrats to all the winners!!!

[difraifgt21]

good job josh thats two in a row keep it up babe sorry wasnt there had to go to dublin and watch zack

[redneckracer]

i jus wont to say good job daddy on your 2nd place you go boy keep up the good work

[racingfan]

I have been watching the races for a while now at Lakeview and I want to say Congrats to the #69 in charger class.  you give it your all every week and you looked good last sat nite.  Keep up the good work.

[redneckracer]

yes he did do a very good job sat night and we cant wait till the next race 

[DIRTMAN 99]

The year was 1977. The scene was the old Dillon Raceway when it was still dirt. Cotten Gray was the promoter. It was the month of May and Cotten had scheduled "THE HOT DOG 150". A late model race paying $2,000 to win, almost unheard of at that time. The race was to be run on Saturday Night, but got rained out. The race was to be run on Sunday afternoon. Dillon was one of the few tracks you could run in the daytime with very little dust. Some of the best were there to win that two grand. Freddy Smith, Rodney Combs, and Buck Simmons were on hand.These three went in the Dirt Track Hall of Fame on the first ballot. Some of the late models were just beginning to run the camaro bodies at that time. Of the twenty four cars that took the green flag, 18 broke the track record. There were some real hoss's at Dillon that day. Rodney Coombs had the pole with what is still the record for the dirt track at 17:68. He was racing out of Lost Creek, West Virginia at the time. There was a local boy out of Mullins named J.D. Pridgen who had begun to drive late model for Jay Asbill from Lake View. J.D. Had run a long time for Harold Lambert in the Hobby Class at Myrtle Beach. I don't remember where J.D. Started, but from the drop of the green, Coombs was clearly the man to beat. With 3 laps left to run, Coombs got caught up in some slow traffic on the inside groove. J.D. Pridgen went to the high side for the lead. When Coombs got clear, he drove the wheels off that number 5 car, but he didn't have enough time to catch the hard charging Pridgen. The next you see J.D., ask him about the Day in May, 1977 when he beat some of the best in the world.