May 24
Hagerstown Speedway,
Hagerstown, MD
Sanction: Mason-Dixon Shootout Series - $1,000
Information provided by: (last updated May 26, 12:53 pm)
Weaver returns to Hagerstown victory lane
- Justin Weaver
- Chad Myers
- James Lichliter
- Scott Palmer
- Andrew Yoder
- Brad McGinnis
- Cody Kershner
- Shawn Shoemaker
- Greg Moore
- Donnie Farlling
- Kenny Yoder
- Steve Kent Jr.
- Tommy Slanker
- Devin Hart
- Clinton Hersh
- Frankie Gordon
- Brad Omps
- Devin Frey
- Paul Cursey Jr.
- Tyler Kirby
- Dylan Lewis
- Elwood Sord
- Todd Snook
- Wes Bonebrake
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Justin Weaver's team in victory lane at Hagerstown.
What won the race: Fourth-starting Justin Weaver of Williamsport, Md., outran polesitter Chad Myers to score his first Mason-Dixon Shootout Series victory of 2019 at Hagerstown Speedway. He earned $1,000 after beating Fayetteville, Pa.'s Myers to the checkered flag.
Quotable: “Chad had a good car. Man, that was a good race! That was all we had,” Weaver said. “With about five laps to go I looked on the backstretch and saw Allen Rodgers standing on the back of the truck and I remembered it was A&C Racing Engines night and it was like, 'Time to get up on the wheel.' "
Key notes: Weaver had to chase down Myers over the first half of the 25-lap feature and then battled Myers for several laps side-by-side before securing for the lead with only a few circuits remaining. … Weaver’s win was his second overall at Hagerstown in 2019; he has a Super Late Model win to his credit in March's Ultimate Northeast Series event that came during his brief stint driving Ron Coleman's No. 72. … It was Weaver's 27th career Limited Late Model win at Hagerstown. ... Weaver tops the Mason-Dixon tour’s all-time win list with 10 career victories. The reigning series champion won two of three tour events hosted by Hagerstown in 2018. … The series made the first of three scheduled stops at Hagerstown on the 2019 season, returning next on July 6. … The Mason-Dixon tour’s Memorial Day weekend action continues on Sunday with another $1,000-to-win event at Bedford Speedway.
On the move: Cody Kershner started 15th and finished seventh.
Winner's sponsors: Weaver's Rocket Chassis is powered by an A&C Racing Engine and sponsored by Wise Construction, Tri-State Fence & Lawn and Chaz's Used Auto Parts.
Points chase: Entering the weekend, Andrew Yoder (215 points) led Devin Frey (196), Kenny Yoder (179), Todd Snook (169) and Donnie Farling (168).
Current weather: Clear, 73°F
Car count: 34
Heat race winners: Justin Weaver, Andrew Yoder, James Lichliter, Shawn Shoemaker
Consolation race winners: Devin Hart
Next series race: May 26, Bedford Speedway (Bedford, PA) $1,000
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
