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Ogle Leads
Flag-To-Flag For Carolina Clash $4,000 Victory At
Volunteer Speedway
By Robert Walden
Volunteer Speedway - Media/Public Relations
The Carolina Clash Super Late Model Series made its second
appearance this season at Volunteer Speedway on Saturday
for the Carolinas vs. Tennessee Clash at The Gap.
The last visit to Volunteer Speedway for Billy Ogle Jr. of
Knoxville back in June for the Southern All-Stars Racing
Series second annual Scott Sexton Memorial ended before
conclusion of the opening lap, as he got collected in a
nine-car wreck on the backstretch.
Billy Ogle Jr. set fast-time over Chad Ogle in Carolina
Clash Super Late Model Series qualifying over the 24-car
field representing six Southern states to earn the pole
position for the 40-lap main event. Billy Ogle Jr. left
little doubt as to who the class of the field was, as he
rocketed out to the lead at the start and never looked
back en route to cruising to the $4,000 victory.
Billy Ogle Jr. led
Chad Ogle, Vic Hill, Zack Mitchell and Mark Vineyard back
around to the start-finish line to complete the first lap.
While two- and three-wide racing action was taking place
behind him, out front Billy “The Kid” was quickly
distancing himself from Chad Ogle and Hill.
Racing was heated just outside the top five involving Ross
White, Anthony Burroughs, Casey Roberts, Cory Hedgecock,
Kyle Pierce, Mark Douglas, Bobby Mays, Chris Ferguson
(winner back in May of the Carolina Clash event at
Volunteer Speedway) and Tim Allen.
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