Austin Griffis
Yesterday, All-Tech Raceway held its annual 9/11 tribute event, a time of remembrance for the lives lost 24 years ago. During pre-race festivities, we also took a moment to recognize our first responders and the daily sacrifices they make.
On track, the action heated up quickly with the WoodmenLife Street Stocks. Lined up three wide, 18 cars took the green flag for a 20-lap feature. Trouble struck on the opening lap as Stephen Hohlbough and Rick Osteen tangled in turn three. On the restart, Bruce Griffin went flying over the front of Wes Davis, also collecting Dylan Browning and Heath Walker. The third attempt to start the race would be the charm, as Devin Walker lead Bubba Christian and Jason Garver into turn one. Christian and Garver, along with Devin McLeod, each had an opportunity to challenge Walker for the top spot. However, when the checkered flag waved, it was Walker claiming his seventh-consecutive win of the season.
The Captial Metal Supply 602 Late Models saw Holden Allen on the pole, chasing back-to-back feature wins. Unfortunately, Allen was moved back a row by race control for jumping the initial start. This placed Georgia’s Griffin Jones on the front row alongside Jason Garver. Garver, who finished third a week ago, established control of the race early and led all 20 laps to score his first All-Tech win of 2025. Jones would finish second and Allen settled for third. Allen now sits atop the points standings, a mere four points ahead of Brandon Yates.
The Buildings and More Factory Stocks always put on a great show, and last night was no exception. With a three-wide start, Blake Clouser, Patrick Williams and Mike Tovet shared the front row of a 21-car field. Williams led the way early with Clouser hounding him until a caution waved for Joe Belkey and Shane Taylor crashing in turn one. Despite what looked like heavy contact, both drivers were able to continue. Williams led Clouser back to green on the lap seven restart, but less than a lap later Mikey Kopka ran into the back of Clouser and turned him around. Both Kopka and Clouser would be sent to the tail of the field. On the next restart it was Tovet challenging Williams for the lead. Tovet stayed within striking distance, but would have to settle for second as he was unable to pass Williams, who went on to win the race.
The Jett Concrete Works 604 Late Models had a strong 17-car field for their 25-lap feature. Points leader, Brandon Wells, started on the pole with last week’s winner, Bubba Whitener, to his outside. Whitener took the lead as Wells immediately began to fade backwards. Mark Whitener, who started fourth, made his way to second by the end of the opening lap. Mark chased his son for the majority of the race. In fact, Bubba had stretched his lead to 1.1 seconds with ten to go. However, Mark was able to find speed at the top of the racetrack, and began to run Bubba down. Mark made the pass for the lead with four laps remaining to secure the win over his son. Garrett Stewart, who finished seventh, took over the points lead as Brandon Wells suffered his second-straight DNF. Stewart leads Wells by just two points
Closing out the night was the Plumb Level Construction Crown Vics, which had a record-setting 39 cars in attendance. Twenty cars were locked in from the heat races, and after a chaotic last chance race (won by Joey Watson), 27 cars took the green flag for the feature. Mason Cassidy, Zachary Curtis and Tony Bromley made up the front row. Curtis led the opening three laps before being passed by Cassidy. Curtis would then pass Cassidy back two laps later. Tim Roach Sr then made his way to second as Cassidy fell back to fifth. Cassidy would then drive his way back to the runner-up spot, but it was Curtis claiming the win in his maiden voyage to All-Tech Raceway. Ronnie Klys finished in the fourth spot, extending his points lead to 69 over Ty Ottinger.
All-Tech Raceway returns to racing October 4th for the Second Annual Tim Grubaugh Sprint Car Showdown. Also racing will be the Jett Concrete Works 604 Late Models and Plumb Level Construction Crown Vics
Jet Concrete Works 604 Late Model
A Feature 1: 1. 9W-Mark Whitener[4]; 2. 8-Bubba Whitener[2]; 3. 29S-Cameron Saunders[3]; 4. 35-Christian Augspurger[7]; 5. 17G-Nevin Gainey[14]; 6. 9-Nick Johnson[9]; 7. 67-Garret Stewart[16]; 8. 5C-Dustin Carter[10]; 9. 25-Donnie Chappell[8]; 10. 75-Sonny Thompson[6]; 11. 71-Bo Allen[11]; 12. 74-Jason Garver[17]; 13. 40-Kody Jett[13]; 14. 71C-Davy Cline[5]; 15. 44K-Troy Kidd[12]; 16. 51-Larry Anderson[15]; 17. 39-Brandon Wells[1]
Heat 1: 1. 39-Brandon Wells[2]; 2. 29S-Cameron Saunders[5]; 3. 71C-Davy Cline[3]; 4. 35-Christian Augspurger[4]; 5. 9-Nick Johnson[7]; 6. 71-Bo Allen[6]; 7. 40-Kody Jett[8]; 8. 51-Larry Anderson[9]; 9. 74-Jason Garver[1]
Heat 2: 1. 8-Bubba Whitener[3]; 2. 9W-Mark Whitener[6]; 3. 75-Sonny Thompson[7]; 4. 25-Donnie Chappell[4]; 5. 5C-Dustin Carter[8]; 6. 44K-Troy Kidd[2]; 7. 17G-Nevin Gainey[1]; 8. 67-Garret Stewart[5]
Building and More Factory Stock
A Feature 1: 1. 33-Patrick Williams[2]; 2. 1SHOT-Mike Tovet[3]; 3. 78-Arthur Conquest[21]; 4. 41L-Mikey Kopka[8]; 5. 28-Brandon Elwood[14]; 6. 5C-Blake Clouser[1]; 7. 119-Joe Belkey[11]; 8. 12-Curt Spencer[7]; 9. 8-Ralph Smith[12]; 10. 72-Tommy Conquest[16]; 11. 31-Trisha Taylor[9]; 12. 6-Josh Wise[17]; 13. 77-Daniel Brickert[18]; 14. 07-Jeff Prescott[13]; 15. 38-Dave Dowling Jr[6]; 16. 11-Quentin Steedley[20]; 17. 63-Scott Bulson[15]; 18. 08-John Kari[4]; 19. 82-Shane Taylor[5]; 20. 82D-Justin Dean[19]; 21. 21M-Mayson Mossow[10]
Heat 1: 1. 5C-Blake Clouser[3]; 2. 08-John Kari[1]; 3. 12-Curt Spencer[7]; 4. 21M-Mayson Mossow[2]; 5. 07-Jeff Prescott[4]; 6. 72-Tommy Conquest[5]; 7. 82D-Justin Dean[6]
Heat 2: 1. 33-Patrick Williams[1]; 2. 82-Shane Taylor[3]; 3. 41L-Mikey Kopka[4]; 4. 119-Joe Belkey[7]; 5. 28-Brandon Elwood[5]; 6. 6-Josh Wise[2]; 7. 11-Quentin Steedley[6]
Heat 3: 1. 1SHOT-Mike Tovet[3]; 2. 38-Dave Dowling Jr[2]; 3. 31-Trisha Taylor[1]; 4. 8-Ralph Smith[7]; 5. 63-Scott Bulson[4]; 6. 77-Daniel Brickert[6]; 7. 78-Arthur Conquest[5]
Woodman Life Street Stock
A Feature 1: 1. 55JR-Devin Walker[1]; 2. 27G-Jason Garver[3]; 3. 04-Bubba Christian[2]; 4. 31-Jonathan Crain[7]; 5. 94-Jonathan Croson[8]; 6. 75-Stephen Hohlbaugh[10]; 7. 21D-Devin McLeod[4]; 8. 21-Donnie Oden[9]; 9. 6-Dylan Browning[12]; 10. 77-Wes Davis[6]; 11. 00-Lighting Lowery[18]; 12. 2-Wesley Wood[16]; 13. 7R-Rick O’Steen[15]; 14. 87-Arren Alvarez[11]; 15. 86-Chad Dishman[13]; 16. 27-Glenn Henry[17]; 17. 55-Heath Walker[14]; 18. 72-Bruce Griffin[5]
Heat 1: 1. 55JR-Devin Walker[1]; 2. 27G-Jason Garver[8]; 3. 72-Bruce Griffin[3]; 4. 31-Jonathan Crain[6]; 5. 21-Donnie Oden[7]; 6. 87-Arren Alvarez[5]; 7. 86-Chad Dishman[9]; 8. 7R-Rick O’Steen[2]; 9. 27-Glenn Henry[4]
Heat 2: 1. 04-Bubba Christian[1]; 2. 21D-Devin McLeod[3]; 3. 77-Wes Davis[4]; 4. 94-Jonathan Croson[7]; 5. 75-Stephen Hohlbaugh[5]; 6. 6-Dylan Browning[8]; 7. 55-Heath Walker[9]; 8. 2-Wesley Wood[2]; 9. 00-Lighting Lowery[6]
Plumb Level Construction Crown Vic
A Feature 1: 1. 17X-Zachary Curtis[2]; 2. 17M-Mason Cassidy[1]; 3. R1-Timmy Roach SR[4]; 4. 49-Ronnie Klys[8]; 5. 6-Tony Bromley[3]; 6. 44X-Daniel Starner[27]; 7. 54-David Bruner[6]; 8. 29-Bobby Mobley[20]; 9. 117-Justin Walker[15]; 10. 77O-Ty Ottinger[19]; 11. 517-Kyle Rollins[5]; 12. 57-James Warden[22]; 13. 32-Dustin Baxter[7]; 14. 77P-Phillip Ottinger[13]; 15. B55-Sammy Hatcher[9]; 16. 41S-Sam Stalnaker Jr[12]; 17. 333-Brennen Robinson[14]; 18. 3-Robbie Hager[17]; 19. 7-Michael Norman[26]; 20. 33-Josh Walker[16]; 21. 73-Joey Watson[21]; 22. 5P-Austin Peebles[18]; 23. 2X-Michael Fuller[25]; 24. 316-Stephen Bruner[10]; 25. 35-Chris Yeomans[24]; 26. 65-John Windham[11]; 27. R2-Timmy Roach[23]
B Feature 1: 1. 73-Joey Watson[7]; 2. 57-James Warden[2]; 3. R2-Timmy Roach[3]; 4. 35-Chris Yeomans[17]; 5. 2X-Michael Fuller[11]; 6. 7-Michael Norman[1]; 7. 4T-Logan Sweat[14]; 8. 17K-Kylan Rollins[9]; 9. 44X-Daniel Starner[16]; 10. 77-Larry Masters[13]; 11. 5-Clint Slaggy[6]; 12. 20JR-Kendall Ludeker[18]; 13. 44-Chad Starner[19]; 14. 12-Justin Phillips[15]; 15. 313-Anthony Starner[8]; 16. 72-Walker Windham[10]; 17. (DNS) 11-Robert Robson; 18. (DNS) 4-Danny Norman; 19. (DNS) X-Tyler Landis
Heat 1: 1. 17M-Mason Cassidy[2]; 2. 517-Kyle Rollins[3]; 3. B55-Sammy Hatcher[4]; 4. 77P-Phillip Ottinger[5]; 5. 3-Robbie Hager[7]; 6. 7-Michael Norman[10]; 7. 11-Robert Robson[6]; 8. 17K-Kylan Rollins[1]; 9. 77-Larry Masters[8]; 10. 35-Chris Yeomans[9]
Heat 2: 1. 17X-Zachary Curtis[2]; 2. 54-David Bruner[4]; 3. 316-Stephen Bruner[1]; 4. 333-Brennen Robinson[6]; 5. 5P-Austin Peebles[5]; 6. 57-James Warden[9]; 7. 5-Clint Slaggy[7]; 8. 72-Walker Windham[10]; 9. 4T-Logan Sweat[8]; 10. 20JR-Kendall Ludeker[3]
Heat 3: 1. 6-Tony Bromley[1]; 2. 32-Dustin Baxter[2]; 3. 65-John Windham[10]; 4. 117-Justin Walker[4]; 5. 77O-Ty Ottinger[8]; 6. R2-Timmy Roach[6]; 7. 73-Joey Watson[5]; 8. 2X-Michael Fuller[3]; 9. 12-Justin Phillips[9]; 10. 44-Chad Starner[7]
Heat 4: 1. R1-Timmy Roach SR[2]; 2. 49-Ronnie Klys[6]; 3. 41S-Sam Stalnaker Jr[3]; 4. 33-Josh Walker[1]; 5. 29-Bobby Mobley[4]; 6. 4-Danny Norman[9]; 7. 313-Anthony Starner[8]; 8. X-Tyler Landis[5]; 9. 44X-Daniel Starner[7]
Capital Metal 602 Late Model
A Feature 1: 1. 45-Jason Garver[2]; 2. 17J-Griffin Jones[3]; 3. 94-Holden Allen[1]; 4. 31D-Dustin Beckelheimer[5]; 5. 01-Fletcher Mason[4]; 6. 53-Brandon Yates[7]; 7. 71-Davy Cline[12]; 8. 22-Dylan Dunn[6]; 9. 10X-Dave Ponton[8]; 10. 4-Mikey Kopka[13]; 11. 14S-Brian Scott[11]; 12. 35-Justin Dean[10]; 13. 8-Wyatt Gainey[9]
Heat 1: 1. 94-Holden Allen[2]; 2. 17J-Griffin Jones[6]; 3. 31D-Dustin Beckelheimer[3]; 4. 53-Brandon Yates[5]; 5. 8-Wyatt Gainey[4]; 6. 14S-Brian Scott[1]; 7. 4-Mikey Kopka[7]
Heat 2: 1. 45-Jason Garver[2]; 2. 01-Fletcher Mason[1]; 3. 22-Dylan Dunn[5]; 4. 10X-Dave Ponton[3]; 5. 35-Justin Dean[6]; 6. 71-Davy Cline[4]