April 23
Whynot Motorsports Park,
Meridian, MS
Sanction: Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model Series - $3,000
Information provided by: Series reports (last updated April 25, 4:57 pm)
Page rules Whynot for first Chevy tour win
- Michael Page
- William Thomas
- Ronnie Johnson
- Tyler Crowder
- Scott Dedwylder
- Chase Washington
- Joseph Joiner
- Ross Martin
- Jake Knowles
- Tim Busha
- Chad Wallace
- Mike Boland
- Oliver Gentry
- J.R. Moseley
- Austin Smith
- Jadon Frame
- Matt Larson
- Mario Gresham
- Adam Martin
- Jimmy Thomas
- Colby Kilgore
- Ryan King
- Frank Wilson
- Evan Ellis
presented by
Bruce Carroll
Michael Page enjoys his first Chevy Series victory.
What won the race: Michael Page of Douglasville, Ga., won from the pole position at Whynot Motorsports Park for his first victory at the track and on the Chevrolet Performance Series. Page earned $3,000 in the 50-lapper. (Two days after the event, the series elevated William Thomas to first place after disqualifying Michael Page for using unapproved valve springs.
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Key notes: Page finished second the previous night at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Miss. ... Nine starters completed 50 laps. ... The 4-year-old tour made its third trip to Whynot.
On the move: William Thomas of Phenix City, Ala., started seventh and finished second.
Winner's sponsors: Page's No. 18x is sponsored by R.T. Moore Trucking, West Ga. Fence and T&T Trucking.
Car count: 27
Fast qualifier: Michael Page
Time: 12.943 seconds
Polesitter: Michael Page
Consolation race winners: J.R. Moseley, Chase Washington
Provisional starters: Jadon Frame, Ross Martin
Next series race: May 13, Penton Raceway (Penton, AL) $2,000
Editor's note: Two days after the event, the series elevated William Thomas to first place after disqualifying Michael Page for using unapproved valve springs.
