David McCoy led flag-to-flag to the victory in Saturday night’s Stephen Wragg Memorial Limited Late Model feature at Georgia’s Toccoa Raceway.
The win at the historic 5/16 mile clay speedway was worth a $2,900 for the Franklin, North Carolina racer.
Kenny Collins challenged McCoy on the first lap of the 29-lap feature by trying to make a crossover move, but couldn’t make it stick. From that point on, it was McCoy held the point, taking the checkered flag by two car lengths over Collins.
But Collins would lose the spot in post race inspection. Track officials checked the engine specs of the top three finishers. When Collins wouldn’t allow officials to pull the heads from his engine so it could be measured, he was disqualified.
That moved Payton Freeman to second, with Taylor Puckett in third.
Freeman would better that finish by one in the Midsouth Cage Equipment feature, as he held off Frankie Beard for the victory. Nick Schlager came home in third.
Ricky Smith parlayed his second starting position to the victory in the Safety Plus 602 Sportsman feature. Pole sitter Kole Hardy finished in second, with Rusty House in third.
Sterling Helm started on the pole of the Modified Street feature, with Mack English alongside. Helm suffered a flat tire early in the race and had to restart in the rear of the field. As he made his way through the field, he and Chris Nickerson tangled, sending both spinning. That ended the night for both drivers.
English, moved to the point, but was sent spinning after contact from Daniel Doster. Officials sent both drivers to the rear of the field.
That moved Billy Buffington to the lead, and he went on to score the win. Robbie Campbell finished second, with Calvin Miller in third.
Bill Pulliam scored his eighth Toccoa Pro Truck victory of the season, topping Terry Calhoun in second and Brad Nickerson in third.
In the 12 lap Stock 4 Cylinder event, Central, SC’s
Jackie Holden took the Stock 4 Cylinder feature from the pole, with Kenny Dobbs and Jamie Brown rounding out the podium.
Hayden Collett led every lap en route to the win in the O’Reilly Auto Parts Stock V8 feature. Brady Hunt finished in second followed by Cameron Collett in third.
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Toccoa Raceway – Toccoa, GA
Stephen Wragg Memorial – August 3, 2019
Limited Late Models
1. David McCoy
2. Payton Freeman
3. Taylor Puckett
4. Jimmy Johnson
5. Drew Benifield
6. Drew Collins
7. Jordy Nipper
8. Wesley English
9. David Conley
10. Clayton Turner
11. Ted Crunkleton
12. Daniel Wilson
DNS: Gus Simpson
DNS: Jr. Headen
DQ: Kenny Collins
FASTRAK Pro Late Models
1. Payton Freeman
2. Frankie Beard
3. Nick Schlager
4. David McCoy
5. Drew Collins
6. Sylvan Schuette
7. Derrick Harvey
602 Sportsman/Hobby
1. Ricky Smith
2. Cole Hardy
3. Rusty House
4. Crandall Turner
5. Matt Ferguson
6. Jeremy Mayfield
7. James Nash
8. Cody Smith
9. Dillon Daves
10. John Howard
11. Sterling Helm
12. Logan Carlyle
13. Jake Anderson
14. Brandon Stroud
15. Jake Davis
16. Matthew Huff
17. Jay Motes
18. Wayne Wilborn
Modified Street
1. Billy Buffington
2. Robbie Campbell
3. Calvin Miller
4. Josh Thurmond
5. Mack English
6. Daniel Doster
7. Chris Nickerson
8. Sterling Helm
Stock V8
1. Hayden Collett
2. Brady Hunt
3. Cameron Collett
4. Nickoli Holcomb
5. Ben Dunson
6. Hunter Pilling
7. Robert Stephens
8. Sammy Calhoun
9. Bobby Rhinehart
DNS: Bradlee Jones
Toccoa Pro Trucks
1. Bill Pulliam
2. Terry Calhoun
3. Brad Nickerson
4. Benji Stewart
5. Preston Nickolson
Stock 4
1. Jackie Holden
2. Kenny Dobbs
3. Jamie Brown
4. Andrew Massey
5. Shane Elliot
6. Randy Boshears
7. Colton Herbert
8. Ryan Crawford
9. Scott Hamby
10. Phil Wood
11. Randy Edmonds
12. Brian Standford
13. Dustin McLaughin
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