Whynot Motorsports Park
Wall tops Breazeale, wins MSCCS at Whynot
MERIDIAN, Miss. (April 13) — Chris Wall of Holden, La., and David Breazeale of Four Corners, Miss., carried over their lead battle from Friday’s Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series event into Saturday’s series race at Whynot Motorsports Park, only this time the finishing order was reversed.
After settling for a runner-up finish behind Breazeale at Hattiesburg (Miss.) Motorsports Park, the polesitting Wall, the 2006 MSCCS champion, flipped the order Saturday at Whynot’s third-mile oval, claiming $2,500 for his first victory of the season.
Breazeale, a two-time series champ, advanced from his fourth starting spot to finish second in the 50-lap race, ending his two-race win streak on the Charles and Janie Thrash-promoted series.
Seventh-starting Neil Baggett of Shannon, Miss., finished third for the second straight night while hometown drives Wayne Murphy and Tody Ratcliff advanced from 12th and 15th respectively to round out the race’s top five finishers.
Wall and Breazeale entered the night tied atop the MSCCS standings. With four races complete, Wall has a victory, two runner-up finishes and a fourth-place finish, while Breazeale has two victories, one runner-up finish and a sixth-place finish.
Notes: Wall’s Raymond Childress-owned MasterSbilt is sponsored by Childress Fishing & Rental and Stuckey Enterprises. ... Wall leads Breazeale on the MSCCS all-time wins list with 36 victories to Breazeale’s 23. ... Wall last won at Whynot on April 23, 2011. ... Both Wall and Breazeale recently returned from short-lived retirements. ... MSCCS competitors return to action April 20 with a $2,500-to-win event at Jackson Motor Speedway in Byram, Miss.
MSCCS @ Whynot: (1) Chris Wall, (2) David Breazeale, (3) Neil Baggett, (4) Wayne Murphy, (5) Tody Ratcliff, (6) Henry Cooper, (7) Robert Baker, (8) Rick Rickman, (9) Allen Murray, (10) Jay Brunson, (11) Brian Rickman, (12) Keith Miller, (13) Jim McDuffie, (14) Leon Henderson, (15) Shep Lucas, (16) Craig Turan, (17) Monte Skinner, (18) Chris Buhler, (19) Billy Robinson Jr., (20) Mark Dodson, (21) Chad Thrash, (22) Cliff Williams, (23) Jeremy Broadus. Fast qualifier (among 23 cars): Wall. Dash winner: Wall. Consolation winners: B. Rickman, Thrash.
