David McCoy led wire-to-wire en route to the victory in Saturday night’s Stephen Wragg Memorial at Georgia’s Toccoa Raceway.
The win was worth a $2,900 payday for the Franklin, North Carolina speedster.
McCoy took the lead early on in the Southeastern Late Model Sportsman/Midsouth Cage Equipment Limited Late Model feature, edging out pole sitter Clayton Turner in turn one. With early challengers Travis Pennington and Turner suffering mechanical issues, McCoy went on to the victory.
Drew Collins finished in second, with Mason Tucker in third. The win also gave McCoy the division championship for 2018.
In other action, Blake Craft too the lead in the FASTRAK Pro Late Model feature on the opening lap, and went on to take the win. Kenny Collins finished second with Nick Schlager in third.
Mark Wilbanks led flag-to-flag win in the Safety Plus 602 Sportsman feature. Crandall Turner finished in second, with Rusty House in third. Thomas Riggins won the points championship.
Billy Buffington won the Modified Street feature, with Justin Sims in second. Smokey Roberts finished in third, and claimed the division championship.
Hayden Collett took win and the season championship in the Stock V-8 division. Ben Dunson came home in second, with Brady Hunt in third.
In the Stock 4 feature, Ryan Crawford scored the victory and the season championship. Randy Boshears and Douglas Stewart rounded out the top three.
Matthew Furgerson led every lap of the Toccoa Pro Truck feature, but blew an engine coming into turn three of the final lap. He had such a lead on the competition that he coasted across the finish line with only 2 feet to spare over Bill Pulliam. Terry Calhoun was third. Sterling Helm took the points championship.
Travis Barbare was the winner in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Front Wheel Drive feature, followed by Justin Sorrow in second, giving him the division championship. Michael Elrod was third.
In the Kettle Construction Company Young Guns, Caylan Kettle took the win. Alyssa Conner finished second, with Will Kettle, who claimed the division championship, in third.
Up next at Toccoa Raceway is the four week “King of the Highbanks” playoff system. For more information, visit ToccoaRaceway.com.
Toccoa Raceway – Toccoa, GA
Stephen Wragg Memorial – August 4, 2018
Limited Late Models
1. David McCoy
2. Drew Collins
3. Mason Tucker
4. David Conley
5. Daniel Wilson
6. Kip Cochran
7. Dolton Cochran
8. Clayton Turner
9. Danny Ledford
10. Travis Pennington
11. Ronald Woods
12. Ethan Hunter
13. Jr. Headen
DNS: Jimmy Johnson
FASTRAK Pro Late Models
1. Blake Craft
2. Kenny Collins
3. Nick Schlager
4. Danny Sanders
5. Andrew Cole
6. Adam Smith
7. David McCoy
8. Ricky Smith
9. Sylvan Schuette
602 Sportsman/Hobby
1. Mark Wilbanks
2. Crandall Turner
3. Rusty House
4. Ben Riggins
5. John Howard
6. Jacob Anderson
7. Branden Loundermilk
8. Josh Roberts
9. Jermey Kastner
10. Chris Wilbanks
11. Name Not Available
Modified Street
1. Billy Buffington
2. Justin Sims
3. Smokey Roberts
4. Chris Nickerson
5. Calvin Miller
6. Robbie Campbell
7. Royce Bray
8. Josh Thurmond
Toccoa Pro Trucks
1. Matthew Furgerson
2. Bill Pulliam
3. Terry Calhoun
4. Ralph Anderson
5. Spud Nicholson
Stock V8
1. Hayden Collett
2. Ben Dunson
3. Robert Hunt
4. Joel Dowling
5. Lisa Calhoun
6. Ben Carswell
7. Robert Stephens
8. Ray Foskey
9. Ricky Jones
10. Kevin Rich
Stock 4
1. Ryan Crawford
2. Randy Boshears
3. Douglas Stewart
4. Todd King
Young Guns
1. Caylan Kettle
2. Alyssa Conner
3. Will Kettle
4. Cam Winkler
5. Trent Blackwell
6. Jacob Kelly
7. Koulten Herbert
FWD
1. Travis Barbare
2. Justin Sorrow
3. Michael Elrod
4. Jessy Smith
5. Scott Arrowood
6. Fredrick Sunley
7. Michael Davis
8. Daryle Sutton
9. David Glenn
10. Nick Adams
11. Wayne Chapman
DNS: Jonathan Riggins
