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WELLS SCORES THIRD SHOW ME RACIN SERIES VICTORY OF 2010 AT OUTLAW MOTOR SPEEDWAY

Moyer captures MLRA Late Model win at the Missouri State Fair Speedway

Wet weather cancels racing schedules from the Midwest
to the Northeast

Harris celebrates return with Late Model event win at Davenport Speedway

Hawkins captures first win in Thursday Night Thunder at Elkins Speedway

Aikey handles heavy hitters
in Deery Series win at Marshalltown Speedway

Owens captures third straight Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt victory at Wythe Raceway

Banal and Mollick split UFO double at Pittsburgh's Penn Motor Speedway

Richards gets 2nd straight World of Outlaws win at Hagerstown Speedway

Schlenk too much for Noonan in Late Model main event
at Oakshade Raceway

Hess Jr outguns Carrier for O'Reilly All Star Late Model win at Hilltop Speedway

Simpson nets Cornbelt Clash Series victory at Mississippi Thunder Speedway

Diercks grabs Late Model victory in season opener at Davenport Speedway

Satterlee tops Late Models
on Armed Forces Night at Lernerville Speedway

Brian Garrison
MUSKOGEE, Okla. (May 20) - Two time and defending Show Me Racing Series Champion Justin Wells of Aurora, MO took on the Outlaw Motor Speedway and won. The Race Brothers Farm and Home Suppy Show Me Racing Series rolled into the big 3/8 mile oval ready for a fight and the night did not disappoint. After the heat races, Wells gathered the most passing points, but after the top 8 redraw he found himself starting the feature in the 5th position. But even that was not enough to hold him back as he only needed six laps to take control of the race enroute to his third victory of the year with the Show Me Racing Series in as many races.

Shane Essary of Aurora, MO took second place away from Rylan Long on lap 8. Essary made several attempts to catch the leader, but in the end Wells was just too strong.

Randy Zimmerman of Ft. Scott, KS ran in the top 5 for the first half of the race before locking in third place on lap 14.

39 year racing veteran Darrell Mooneyham of Aurora, MO, started eighth in the feaure and was in the top 5 by lap 10. Mooneyham finished fourth.

Bryan Sugg from Texas would finish fifth after racing from his 16th starting position.

(28 cars) - (1) Justin Wells, (2) Shane Essary, (3) Randy Zimmerman, (4) Darrell Mooneyham, (5) Bryan Sugg, (6) Joseph Gorby, (7) Bill McMurtrie Jr., (8) Ken Essary, (9) Chuck Comer, (10) Rex Merritt, (11) Jason Leatherman, (12) Colton Dunlap, (13) Chris Morelock, (14) Gean Davlin Jr., (15) Brandon Cheek, (16) Larry Campbell, (17) Joe Duvall, (18) Rylan Long, (19) Dustin Mooneyham, (20) Steve Johnson, (21) Scott Fry (22) Dwight Niehoff