Southern Super Stocks, Pro Trucks, Bombers & Sportsmen
Get ready for a SUPER night, because the
South Crane Rentals Super Late Models are Deep back for race number three of the four race Blizzard Series.Again it’s a double header here and Mobile on Saturday which always creates a good car count.
By Chuck Corder
It’s at that point of the season where outsiders start making their appearance to try and get some seat time on the tricky half mile as they start preparations for the December Snowball All these drivers realized that only two races remain and its crunch time now as the year is beginning to wind down. The Blizzard Series and the Southern Super Series will be in conjunction with each other as far as points toward a championship. It may be a little confusing but let me try to explain. As far as the Blizzard races, all four races are run at Five Flags. The highest finisher in points in the Blizzards Series will be the track champion for Super Late Models. The Southern Super Series is run at five different tracks, Montgomery Speedway, South Alabama Speedway (Opp), Mobile, Five Flags Speedway and Watermelon Capital Speedway in Cordell, Georgia. Donnie Wilson from Oklahoma leads the Blizzard points, while Texan Casey Smith is leading the points in the Southern Super Series. Each of the drivers looks to hold on to their points lead for more than just a championship. Even if they have some sort of miscue in qualifying for the Derby, it’s still possible to get a free ride into the Snowball. This weekend, also look for Bubba Pollard, David Rogers, Casey Roderick (who won the last race), Ross Kenseth, Kyle Grissom and a host of others to be on hand Also on schedule tonight are the Pro Trucks, Sportsman and Bombers.
Have fun, enjoy.
New driver, no problem: Carswell, Kenseth Optimistic about Blizzard It wasn’t that long ago that Jake and Deanna Carswell were like most racing fans. But simply sitting in the grandstands, watching races across the southeast, wasn’t enough for the young couple from Woodstock, Ga., who promote Christian music concerts around the country. “We race for fun; it’s a side business,” Jake Carswell said. “When we’re not busy working with music, we race. It’s a blessed life we live. We try to have fun with it.” In 13 seasons, there has been plenty of fun. Carswell Motorsports has built (Cont. on page 2)