May 6
Whynot Motorsports Park,
Meridian, MS
Sanction: Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series - $2,500
Information provided by: Series and track reports (last updated May 7, 2:03 pm)
Breazeale charges from 17th for Whynot win
- David Breazeale
- Chad Thrash
- Dane Dacus
- Michael Arnold
- Nick Thrash
- Brian Rickman
- Rick Rickman
- Brett White
- Doug Sanchagrin
- Brent Barrett
- Dean Carpenter
- Thomas Seratt
- Austin Arnold
- Shelby Sheedy
- Tody Ratcliff
- Howard Means
- Shane Stephens
- Scott Abraham
- Jamie Tollison
- Mark Dodson
- Taylor Jarvis
- Eric Cooley
- Jamey Boland
presented by
Phillip Hathcock
David Breazeale charged from 17th to first in Billy Franklin's back-up car.
What won the race: David Breazeale of Four Corners, Miss., charged through the field from the 17th starting position to pick up his first Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series victory of the season. Breazeale topped Chad Trash of Meridian, Miss., for a $2,500 payday.
Key notes: Breazeale was behind the wheel of Billy Franklin's backup car sted his usual No. 54. ... Breazeale became the fifth different winner in six MSCCS races this season; his 31st career win on the circuit ranks him second on the tour's all-time list. ... Spencer Hughes won the NeSmith Crate Late Model feature. ... Wiley Williams was the NeSmith Late Model Sportsman winner. ... The event was the first of four MSCCS visits to the Rodney Wing-promoted track this season. The series will return on June 10, Aug. 5 and Sept. 16.
On the move: Breazeale rallied from 17th to claim the victory.
Winner's sponsors: Breazeale’s Billy Franklin-backed Black Diamond Chassis is sponsored by Franklin Enterprises, Showtime Properties and B&D Leasing.
Points chase: Chad Thrash of Meridian, Miss., leads the MSCCS standings.
Car count: 24
Next series race: May 19, Hattiesburg Speedway (Hattiesburg, MS) $2,000
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
