March 18
411 Motor Speedway,
Seymour, TN
Sanction: Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model Series - $3,000
Information provided by: Series, track and team reports (last updated March 20, 2:09 pm)
Hedgecock goes flag-to-flag for 411 victory
- Cory Hedgecock
- Devin Dixon
- Brandon Williams
- Ross Martin
- Zach Pilcher
- Ronnie Johnson
- Buddy George
- Austin Smith
- Jadon Frame
- Rodney Martin
- Mario Gresham
- Tim Busha
- Chad Wallace
- Randy Dillard
- Landon Bagby
- Terry Woods
- Ryan King
- Chris Sizemore
- Doug Smith
- Scott Patterson
- John Ownbey
- Oliver Gentry
- Lavon Sparks
- Barry Goodman
- Jake Knowles
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Cory Hedgecock gets up to speed before his victory at 411.
What won the race: Cory Hedgecock of Loudon, Tenn., opened the Chevrolet Performance Super Series season with a flag-to-flag victory Saturday night at 411 Motor Speedway, taking the checkered flag ahead of Devin Dixon of Riverview, Fla.,
Key notes: Driving a Stanley and Andy Shadden-owned car, Hedgecock led all 50 laps for his third career Chevy Super Series win. ... Jake Knowles crossed the finish line third but failed to meet the minimum weight requirement at the scales and was dropped to last place in the official rundown. ... Nine cars finished on the lead lap. ... Jason Manley picked up the win in the steel-head engine Late Model feature.
Winner's sponsors: Hedgecock drove a No. 9 Shadden Motorsports entry sponsored by Transport One, Eagle Racing Engines, Cushman and Valley Transport.
Points chase: Tyler Crowder of Tallahassee, Fla., was the 2016 series champion, but he didn't compete at 411.
Car count: 26
Fast qualifier: Cory Hedgecock
Time: 14.942 seconds
Polesitter: Cory Hedgecock
Next series race: April 15, Boyd's Speedway (Ringgold, GA) $3,000
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
