May 14
East Alabama Motor Speedway,
Phenix City, AL
Sanction: Chevrolet Performance Super Late Model Series (Jimmy Thomas Memorial) - $3,000
Information provided by: Series reports (last updated May 15, 10:24 am)
Dudley scores Chevy Series victory at EAMS
Jimmy Thomas Memorial
- Montana Dudley
- Tyler Thomason
- Jake Knowles
- Ronnie Johnson
- Tim Busha
- Tyler Crowder
- Joseph Joiner
- J.R. Moseley
- Austin Smith
- Chad Wallace
- Jay Elliott
- Colby Kilgore
- Barry Goodman
- Jordan Frame
- Jadon Frame
- Oliver Gentry
- Dana Eiland
- Mario Gresham
- Lavon Sparks
- Ryan King
presented by
Eric Gano
Montana Dudley earned $3,000 for his hometown victory.
What won the race: Hometown driver Montana Dudley grabbed the lead on lap 49 of 50 from second-starting Tyler Thomason also from Phenix, Ala., and led the final two circuits for a $3,000 Chevrolet Perfomance Super Late Model Series victory at East Alabama Motor Speedway.
Key notes: Montana Dudley captured his first career Chevy Super Late Model Series victory. ... The series has yet to have a repeat winner through five 2016 events. ... Fifteen of 20 starters finished the feature while 13 finished on the lead lap. ... The event honors Jimmy Thomas, who built East Alabama in 1973.
On the move: Jake Knowles of Tyrone, Ga., climbed from his 10th starting position to finish third.
Winner's sponsors: Dudley's Rocket Chassis is sponsored by Zaxby's, Jake's Drywall, Burgers and More, Extended Stay Rental, Dalton Antley and Wimmer's Wrecker Service.
Points chase: Entering the weekend, Saturday's sixth-place finisher Tyler Crowder of Tallahassee, Fla., led the standings (278) over Knowles (270) and Tim Busha (258).
Car count: 20
Fast qualifier: Tyler Crowder
Time: 15.212 seconds
Polesitter: Tyler Crowder
Next series race: June 10, Penton Raceway (Penton, AL) $2,000
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
