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Terry Mattox – SAPULPA, Okla. (April 12, 2016) – Three weeks of action have been put into the record books at the Creek County Speedway located just outside of Sapulpa, Okla..
Even though the weather has been cool so far, the action on the track has not.
After capturing last Saturdays feature event win in the Champ Sprint division, Zach Alley now ties with Danny Smith in the point’s battle. Casey Wills currently finds himself on the last step of the podium sitting just two points behind Alley and Smith. Kevin Brewer is 29 points behind the leaders with Kyle Clark sitting in fifth.
Ho Dean is on the top spot in the Modified division. Ho leads Collin Wiseley by 12 markers going into week four. Joe Wright is 17 points behind point leader, Dean. Brandon Dean is residing in the fourth spot with Jason Davis finding himself rounding out the top five.
Larry Pense leads the way in the Dwarf Car division with a 34 point lead over, Jorge Chacon. Sitting in the third spot behind Chacon is Rob McQuary who is 57 points behind Pense. Mike Howard is in the fourth spot 59 points behind the leader with Tanner Phillips bringing up the fifth spot.
Bobby Wolfe continues to show the way in the Factory Stock division. Wolfe holds a 37 point lead over second place, Toby Cooper. Jimmy Owen holds the final spot on the podium 42 points behind Wolfe. Danny Cochran and Tate Green round out the top five in this week’s Fast Five Weekly Series standings for the Factory Stock division.
You got a new leader in the Mini Stock point standings. Daniel Ray Denton has claimed the top spot in this week’s Mini Stock standings. Denton holds a slim nine point advantage over Wesley Knebel. Michael Denton currently sits in third with Robert Lockhart and Richard Shipley bringing up the top five.
Ticket for Adults is $10, Kids 10-14: $6 and Children under 10: Free. Pit passes are $30.
Saturday nights action kicks off at 7PM with Gates opening at 4:30PM and Hotlaps at 6:30PM.
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2016 marks the 31st consecutive season of competition for the Creek County Speedway and the fourth consecutive season of the Fast Five Weekly Series.
Creek County Speedway is a tight quarter-mile bullring racing every Saturday night, located 6 miles west of Sapulpa, Oklahoma on Historic Route 66.
- Terry Mattox on Apr 12, 2016
- Article Date: 4/12/2016