August 31
Duck River Raceway Park,
Wheel, TN
Sanction: Unsanctioned Supers (Sam Pugh Extravaganza) - $3,000
Information provided by: Connie Putnam (last updated September 1, 8:55 am)
Putnam pockets $3,000 for Duck River victory
Sam Pugh Extravaganza
- Josh Putnam
- Riley Hickman
- Brad Skinner
- Todd Morrow
- Eric Hickerson
- Mark Fields
- Blake Shapiro
- Richard Smith
- David Seibers
- Chris Shelton
- Richard Frost
- Robert Gant
- A.J. Ferguson
- Clint Nichols
- Eddie Rhinehart
- Skylar Marlar
- D.J. Hayes
- Ivedent Lloyd Jr.
- Seth McCormack
- Mark Haddon
- Credence Mott
- Scott Cook
- Jay Scott
- Ben Kittrell
- Daniel Miller
- Lucas Burns
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Connie Putnam/photobyconnie.com
Josh Putnam led 50 laps of the caution-plagued feature.
What won the race: Polesitter Josh Putnam of Florence, Ala., led all the way Sunday at Duck River to win the finale of the Labor Day Triple Crown. He collected $3,000 in outrunning Riley Hickman of Ooltewah, Tenn., and Brad Skinner of Spring Hill, Tenn.
Key notes: Ten of the race's 11 cautions came by halfway. ... Outside front-row starter Skylar Marlar dropped out on lap 19, handing second to Todd Morrow. ... Riley Hickman grabbed second by the halfway point. ... Riley Hickman topped the weekend points in the Labor Day Triple Crown; the top five drivers with perfect attendance split $2,000. ... The Sam Pugh Extravaganza was the third leg of the Steve Hixson-organized set of holiday events at Duck River, Boyd's Speedway in Ringgold, Ga., and Fort Payne (Ala.) Motor Speedway. ... Ronnie Johnson won the opener at Boyd's and Robert Gant on Saturday at Fort Payne.
Winner's sponsors: Putnam's Pierce Race Car is sponsored by Todd's Auto Body, Valley Air Supply and Owl Creek Sod Farm.
Points chase: Perry Delaney of Sparta, Tenn., leads Duck River's weekly division standings with 969 points followed by Brad Skinner (879) and Justin Taylor (872).
Car count: 26
Fast qualifier: Josh Putnam
Time: 12.540 seconds
Polesitter: Josh Putnam
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
