Austin Dillon Turns Back Mother Nature and Hard Charging Madden to Take Wythe Win!

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  • DelphComm
    Senior Member
    • May 2007
    • 5199

    #1

    Austin Dillon Turns Back Mother Nature and Hard Charging Madden to Take Wythe Win!

    Official Results of Schaeffer Oil Southern Nationals Series Event #1 of 10
    Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Virginia)
    Monday, July 11, 2011
    www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com
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    Car Count: 24 Entries from 8 States

    1. (2) Austin Dillon $3,500
    2. (24) Chris Madden $2,000
    3. (3) Dennis Franklin $1,200
    4. (4) Ty Dillon $800
    5. (13) Tim Dohm $600
    6. (8) Chip Brindle $580
    7. (11) Kenny Compton, Jr. $570
    8. (7) Brandon Kinzer $560
    9. (1) Jonathan Davenport $550
    10. (6) Tony Knowles $540
    11. (14) Johnny Pursley $530
    12. (15) Tommy Kerr $520
    13. (19) Brian Reese $510
    14. (20) Dan Breuer $500
    15. (16) Donald Bradsher $490
    16. (5) Vic Hill $480
    17. (9) Daniel Baggerly $475
    18. (23) Johnny Cloer $470
    19. (17) Brian Nuttall, Jr. $465
    20. (10) Eric Jacobsen $460
    21. (22) Kenny Peeples, Jr. $455
    22. (21) Ross Bailes $450
    23. (12) Casey Roberts $450
    24. (18) Travis Greer $450

    Fast Time Award: Jonathan Davenport 16.195 (New Track Record)
    Lap Leaders: Austin Dillon (1-35)
    Race Notes: Dennis Franklin grabbed the lead on the initial start of the race, but a turn-four pile-up on the first lap caused a total restart. The race was red-flagged on lap six due to rain and was delayed for over two hours. When the feature finally restarted, Jonathan Davenport, Chip Brindle, and Donald Bradsher were relegated to the tail end of the lead lap cars after changing tires during the red-flag period. Chris Madden, who went to a back-up car following time trials, rallied from last to second to finish behind only NASCAR Camping World Truck Series star Austin Dillon. Dillon was able to beat a hard charging Madden by a half straightaway. Consolation races were scrapped earlier in the night when impending weather caused the entire field to be set via time trials. The next race for the Schaeffer Oil Southern Nationals Series will be on Tuesday, July 12 at the Carolina Speedway in Gastonia, North Carolina.

    2011 POINT STANDINGS:
    1. Austin Dillon 200

    2. Chris Madden 196
    3. Dennis Franklin 194
    4. Ty Dillon 192
    5. Tim Dohm 190
    6. Chip Brindle 188
    7. Kenny Compton, Jr. 186
    8. Brandon Kinzer 184
    9. Jonathan Davenport 182
    10. Tony Knowles 180
    11. Johnny Pursley 178
    12. Tommy Kerr 176
    13. Brian Reese 174
    14. Dan Breuer 172
    15. Donald Bradsher 170
    16. Vic Hill 168
    17. Daniel Baggerly 166
    18. Johnny Cloer 164
    19. Brian Nuttall, Jr. 162
    20. Eric Jacobsen 160
    21. Kenny Peeples, Jr. 158
    22. Ross Bailes 156
    23. Casey Roberts 154
    24. Travis Greer 152

    2011 SCHEDULE & WINNERS:
    Monday, July 11 - Wythe (VA) Raceway – AUSTIN DILLON
    Tuesday, July 12 - Carolina (NC) Speedway
    Thursday, July 14 - North Georgia Speedway
    Friday, July 15 - Swainsboro (GA) Raceway
    Saturday, July 16 - Screven (GA) Motor Speedway
    Sunday, July 17 - Rome (GA) Speedway
    Tuesday, July 19 - East Alabama Motor Speedway
    Thursday, July 21 - Cleveland (TN) Speedway
    Friday, July 22 - Volunteer (TN) Speedway
    Saturday, July 23 - Tazewell (TN) Speedway

    The Schaeffer Oil Southern Nationals Series would like to thank the following marketing partners for their support in 2011: Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants, American Racer Tires, Barry Wright Race Cars, Carolina Performance, Comp Cams, DBR Starters, Delph Communications, Eibach Springs, Graphic Impressions, GW Performance, Hoosier Racing Tires, Integra Shocks & Springs, King of the Road Custom Coaches, MasterSbilt Race Cars, Ohlins Shocks, Promo Eyes, Vic Hill Race Engines, VP Racing Fuels, Wiles Driveshafts, Wilwood Engineering, and Wix Filters
  • Returning to Dirt
    Banned
    • Jun 2009
    • 5046

    #2
    http://tennesseeracer.com/?p=1885

    Dillon's ECR engine had him handling pretty well on those long Wythe straights.

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    • VICTORY-N-JESUS
      Senior Member
      • May 2007
      • 630

      #3
      Originally posted by returning to dirt View Post
      http://tennesseeracer.com/?p=1885

      dillon's ecr engine had him handling pretty well on those long wythe straights.

      excellent write up !!!! Thanks i was wondering what happened to casey roberts. Must have been a race to watch chris coming from last to 2nd.

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