Boo Boo Dalton

Alex Stoltz celebrates his victory in the Challengers division Saturday night at Caraway Speedway. (Courtesy photo)

SOPHIA – Jason York wasn’t unscathed but he was the winner in Saturday night’s 69-lap Late Models feature at Caraway Speedway.

York, a Reidsville driver, was the top qualifier and started in the front spot, but he withstood several restarts to claim the victory.

Boo Boo Dalton of Liberty was the runner-up, followed by Buddy Isles, Justin Hicks and Jamie York.

In Modifieds, Josh Lowder was the wire-to-wire winner in the 35-lap race. Billy Gregg was the runner-up, followed by Mitchell Wright, Jaxson Casper and Justice Calabro.

In Mini Stocks, A.J. Sanders prevailed in the 12-driver field across 40 laps. Fast qualifier Chuck Wall was the runner-up, with Johnny Baker, Luke Smith and Bryson Pickard comprising the next three spots.

In Challengers, Alex Stoltz stormed from the rear to capture the checkered flag. Tony Black was second and Allen Vance took third ahead of Josh Williams and Blake Sharpe.

In UCARs, Daniel Hughes posted the victory ahead of Steven Collins, Justin Smith, Ron Mock and Josh Phillips completed the top five. Blair Patterson and Smith won UCARs heat races.

John Morton topped the field again in the Bootlegger feature over Robbie Perkins and Bentley Black.

In Southern Ground Pounders, Dennis Weaver was first across the line followed by Bobby Griffin.

The next regular racing card at the speedway is set for April 29.

Jason York holds the checkered flag after winning one of the Late Models features Saturday night at Caraway Speedway. (Courtesy photo)

SOPHIA – Two-time Caraway Speedway champion Jason York of Reidsville led the entire race to win the first of two 35-lap features in the Late Models division Saturday night at the track.

York was the fastest qualifier.

Boo Boo Dalton of Liberty ended up the sixth-place spot in the first Late Models feature, but he was in first place in the division’s second race. York was second in that race.

Dalton was the second-fastest qualifier and won the division’s first race of the year.

Brian Rose was second in the first feature and third in the second race.

In Modifieds, Mitchell Wright was the winner of the first 20-lapper and Billy Gregg gained the checkered flag in the second feature.

In Challengers, Enoch McNeill won both 20-lap races. Kyler Kepley led for 14 laps in the second race, but McNeill eventually moved up from the sixth position.

In Legends cars, London McKenzie prevailed in the first 25-lap competition.

In UCARs, Daniel Hughes and Steven Collins were winners of 10-lap features. Collins was runner-up in the division’s first race of the night.

In the 10-lap Bootleggers, Jon Morton won a pair of races. There were two 10-lap events in Caraway Stocks, with Tommy Raino winning both of those.

In Bandoleros, Bryson Brinkley was the winner across 20 laps.

The next night of racing in regular division at the speedway comes April 15. Plus, Southern Ground Pounders also will be part of the card.