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Surrett
Rockets to Third SUPR Win
Greenwood, Louisiana -- July 5th. Tommy
Surrett of Little Rock, Arkansas drove around the outside of early pace
setter Odie Green on lap seven and continued his breakout season in the
O'Reilly Auto Parts SUPR Late Models by winning the 50 lap feature at
Boothill Speedway Friday night for his third win of the season.
Surrett had to use his Lando Patton/Daniels Family/Ronald Surrett
Contracting Keith Craft-powered Ford Mustang Rocket in the closing laps to
fend off another strong performance by 13-time Boothill track champion
Ronny Adams. Once out in front, Surrett was the class of the field
but passing became very difficult after the first ten laps as the track
took rubber and became very fast. Surrett could pull away from Adams
until he caught a car at the back of the field. Adams was able to
get along side of Surrett's #27 in turns one and two late in the race when
Tommy was trapped but could not complete the pass and had to settle for
second in his C. Wrights Machine Tools/Wilhelm Sales and Service Neely and
Associates powered Pontiac Grand Prix GRT.
Green -- the 2001 SUPR Rookie of the Year -- earned the B&K
Underground Top Qualifier pole position by earning the most passing points
in winning his heat. Surrett started beside Green on the front row
but it was Odie's Directional Services of Bossier City 2002 GRT Chevy
Monte Carlo #15 that took command at the start. Surrett used the
outside lane to pull along side of Green early but Odie fought him off
until Surrett pulled to the outside again on lap five. The pair ran
over a lap door-to-door until Surrett pulled ahead for good. Green
ran a solid second as the track locked down to a single black groove in
the middle. Odie pushed in turn three on lap twenty-six which
allowed third running David Ashley in the Thornhill Wrecker/Benny's Car
Wash/Ace Pallets and Storage/J&J Motorsports Keith Craft powered Chevy
Monte Carlo Larry Shaw to pull along side. Ashley's time in second
place was short lived however as fourth running Adams took advantage of
Ashley's loss of momentum to move under Ashley and into second.
Ashley finished third and Green fourth.
Jason Ingalls used the low side of the race track in the early laps to
move around third row starters Rob Litton and Jeff Chanler and move into
fifth place on lap five. Ingalls was on Green's bumper at the
finish. Litton, Chanler, Ricky Ingalls and April's Boothill SUPR
winner Lee Davis finished sixth through ninth. O'Reilly Auto Parts
SUPR Late Model points leader Rodney Wing started twelfth and finished
tenth after winning at Baton Rouge Raceway on Thursday night.
Ashley is second in points and had a run from 20th place to second in
Baton Rouge to go along with his third tonight.
Ryan
Plaisance earned the Lloyd Wild Jr. Logging Hard Charger award.
Green, Surrett, Ashley, Adams and Litton won the heats. Curt Lipsey
and Plaisance won the last chance races. There were 33 cars entered.
Official Results:
- Tommy Surrett
- Ronny Adams
- David Ashley
- Odie Green
- Jason Ingalls
- Rob Litton
- Jeff Chanler
- Ricky Ingalls
- Lee Davis
- Rodney Wing
- Chris Wall
- Ryan Plaisance
- Keith Craft
- Jody Prince
- Kenny Merchant
- Curt Lipsey
- James Ward
- Jon Mitchell
- Alan Tippen
- Kennith Crowe
- Marlon Wild
- Mark Andrews
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