Osceola, AR– It took two separate trips to Clarksville Speedway inClarksville, Tennessee to complete one event, but Travis Senter Jr. finally sealed the deal on Saturday, May 16th as he picked up the $2,000 feature win!

Senter Motorsports first traveled to Clarksville Speedway back on April 18th for the $2,000 to win, 600cc Mini Sprint event. Travis qualified 2nd in time trials, and went on to win the pole sitter’s dash. Six laps into the feature, Mother Nature decided to take control of things and nixed the balance of the program.

The event was rescheduled for Saturday, May 16th, and once again a much less than favorable forecast was donned for the event. Despite the forecast, Senter Jr. made the long tow to Clarksville Speedway and luckily the rains would stay away. Even though six laps had previously been completed, the race was completely restarted with Senter Jr. on the pole. He grabbed the
lead at the drop of the green flag in his #22 Stallard Chassis/FTZ Racing Engine 600cc Mini Sprint, and it became evident early in the event that he had a great car. Despite having a great handling entry, Senter Jr. still had to withstand strong challenges from Joe Miller and Derek King. In the end though, Travis would take the win, which marked his 5th straight victory in the annual event!

An elated Senter Jr. commented, “I thought winning last year (2008) for the 4th time was special, but this one is truly special considering the way others have stepped up their programs and the racing is much tougher these days. My crew and I pride ourselves on a well built and well presented race car. Its hard enough to win big races once, much less 5 time in succession!”

Corinth, Mississippi –Anthony Burroughs and BHL Motorsports are set to invade Clarksville Speedway in Clarksville, Tennessee this Saturday night for the 2009 Southern Regional Racing Series Super Late Model opener in their #121 BHL Motorsports/Mississippi One Call/Mastersbilt By Stuckey/Wall-2-Wall Racing Engine Super Late Model.

Last weekend the team was in action in close proximity to their home base as they entered a pair of opening events for the newly formed Bama Super Series for Super Late Models. On Friday night, March 20th the team was in action at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama for a $2,000 to win, 40 lap event. With 36 Super Late Models on hand, Anthony locked into the feature via time trials, and would battle throughout the top ten for much of the event before racing his way to a 5th place finish on a race track that did not lend itself to much passing.

On Saturday night, things would not go as well for Burroughs. 34 Super Late Models signed in for the $3,000 to win, 50 lap event. Anthony was running second in his qualifier when the engine shut down, due to electrical problems, which brought his night to an early end.

“We were happy with our Friday night performance, but our expectations for Saturday night were brought to a disappointing end early in the night when we had the electrical problem. We’ll be looking to get things back on track this weekend at Clarksville,” noted Burroughs.

The BHL Motorsports team will enter a lone event this weekend as they travel to north-central Tennessee for the Southern Regional Racing Series (SRRS) opener. Clarksville Speedway is a ¼ mile, clay oval that features tight and fast racing. The event will pay $3,000 to win/$300 to start. The program will consist of time trials, qualifiers, and a feature event. For more
information, please visit http://www.southernregionalracingseries.com/ and http://www.clarksvillespeedway.com/.

BHL Motorsports would like to thank its corporate sponsors including Mississippi One Call System Inc., ABC Cash Register Company, Stuckey Enterprises, 441 Race Wraps, Wall-to-Wall Performance Engines, Greenes Vinyl Products, along with their associate sponsors, Ohlins Advanced Suspension Technology, 5150 race trailers, All-Star Performance, MSRMafia.com, Simpson
Racing Products, Hypercoils, and Oval Craft.

For the latest BHL Motorsports information, please visit http://www.burroughs121.com/.

Ben Shelton, Owner
http://www.MSRMafia.com
http://www.MidSouthRacing.com

The event on Saturday night will pay $10,000 to the winner of the UMP sanctioned event. Billy has only competed at Clarksville Speedway once before, and it was in Northern All Star Late Model Series action in 2005.
James set quick time that night, and went on to record a top ten finish.
For more information on the event, please visit www.ClarksvilleSpeedway.com.

Billy was in action on Tuesday night with the UMP Summernationals tour at
Poplar Bluff Speedway in Poplar Bluff, Missouri. Billy’s night got off to a
rough start with an ill handling car in time trials and his heat race.
Billy actually raced his #5jr Rocket/Robinson Racing Engine Super Late Model
into a transfer spot in his b-main, but during a late race caution, his
tires sealed over, and in the closing laps, he faded a few spots, and missed
the transfer by one spot.

“It was just one of those nights where nothing went right, and against this
caliber of competition, if you are a little bit off of your game, you are in
trouble. We’ll be looking to get our season back on track at Clarksville
Speedway on Saturday night,” commented James.

Billy James along with the entire James-Robinson Motorsports Team would like
to thank all of their sponsors, who make their racing program possible.
Sponsors include James Excavation, Robinson Racing Engines, Royal Signs &
Graphics, LaPlant Transport, Tri State Truck & Trailer Maintenance, Oz Hay
Enterprises, Martindale Chevrolet, Barkley’s Transmission, and MSRMafia.com.
James-Robinson Motorsports is always looking for new sponsorship
opportunities. For information on joining the team as a marketing partner,
please visit www.BillyJames5jr.com .

Late Model heat winners of the night were Tony Albright(1), Gil Smith(7) and Ben Kittrell (01) . Open Wheel winners were Charles Zimmerman (93) and Aj Garber(70). Mini Sprint winners were Brian Nance (39) and Eric Edwards (1E), Street Stock winners were Floyd Clinard (05) and Don Everett (9). Pure Mini winner was Mike Rittenberry and his brother Jeff Rittenberry.

Feature time was in the air on a night that was just right for racing as Mini Mods show the way with Ronnie Richardson Car (15) showing the way in the 12 lap race with (20) Danny Taylor in 2nd. Crate Late Model was next with 15 laps to go. Fast Eddie Pace would show the way for a little bit but fall to the side with car troubles giving (93) Charles Zimmerman the lead and the win for his 2nd in a roll. Pro Street was next to see the race track with Joseph Ham (J3) getting the win with Charles Zimmerman(22) coming in 2nd . Late Model came out next with 17 car fields and on the first lap a seven car pieup in 1 and 2 put some on the trailer with out seeing a lap of racing, but that did not stop Rusty Griffaw and Tony Albright from putting on a good show to the end finishing 1st and 2nd. Next out of the box was the Street Stock and with new motor rules putting the cars side by side with Floyd Clinard(05) picking up the win with Don Everett(9) coming in the number two spot. Open Wheel was next on the list showing the way was Charles Zimmerman(93) and Steven Ellison(00x )coming in 2nd. Mini Sprint winners were Eric Edwards(1e) and 2nd went to (12 )Josh Clark. Last of the night would see the Pure Mini class show the way with (39) Danny Johnson coming home with the win and (16 )Keith Kaylor coming in the runner up spot.

Next week the gate will open at 4:00 pm and hot laps will go off at 5:30 with racing action by 8:00 pm. The gate price will be $9.00 for Adults and 6-10 will be $5.00 , children 5 and under will be free along with all Senior over 70. So come on out and have some fun on the red dirt. Call 931-645-2523 for more imformation or visit us at www.clarksvillespeedway.com

40 plus Late Model drivers entered the pits at Clarksville Stormpay.com Speedway to enter the 3rd annual running of the event including 2006 champion Tim Tungate. When qualifying began #16R Justin “the Rattler” Rattliff was first to hit the track and turned a quick time of 13.074 seconds. That time would stand up through the rest of qualifying.

In the heats Rattliff started on the poll of heat one but was quickly over took by outside poll sitter # 53 Ray Cook. Cook will sit on the Poll for tonight’s 75 lap main event. Other heat winners included #56 David Gentry, #01 Tyler Landers and #34 Mary Lou Stephens who have all set them selves up in good position to take home the coveted Toilet Bowl Trophy and the $10,000.00 that goes along with it.

Weather is looking very favorable for today’s races as the sun will be shining for most of the events. With hot laps expected to start at 2:30 and racing shortly there after most racing will be done before the sun goes down.

Today’s racing will see Clarkesville weekly classes of Street Stock and Mini Mods kick off there 2007 regular season as well as consolation races for the Open Wheel Modifieds and the Late Models.

Final events of the day will be the crowning of the 2007 Patriot Chevrolet Tuckasee Toilet Bowl Champions with a 30 Lap Open Wheel Main and 75 Lap Late Model Championship. Gates open at 12:00 pm and racing set to take place 2:30 pm.

Be sure your plans include the trip to the Clarksville StormPay.com Speedway for the biggest race of the 2007 season today March 3rd. For more information on this event or any of the other exciting events coming up throughout the 2007 season be sure to call 931-645-2523 or visit www.clarksvillespeedway.com.