Thursday

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Johnny Bridges won the O’Reilly Auto Parts United Sprint Car Series Night of Thunder 30-lap winged sprint-car feature race at historic Greenville-Pickens Speedway Thursday night.
It was Bridge’s fourth O’Reilly USCS Asphalt Thunder victory of the season and fourth in the O’Reilly USCS Carolina Thunder mini-series.
Bridges took the lead on lap six and held off Blaze Martin and Terry Gray over the final 25 laps. A late caution set up a  six-lap dash to the finish, but Bridges raced to a five-car length advantage at the finish over Martin. Gray took third ahead of T.J. Winegardner in fourth and Will Ragsdale in fifth.
The finish:
Johnny Bridges, Blaze Martin, Terry Gray, T.J. Winegardner, Will Ragsdale, Doug Day, Jake McLain, Dan Statter, Brandon Rekow, Brad Wickham, Mike Partin, David Thorman, David Martin.

Friday

RINGGOLD, Ga. — Six-time and defending O’Reilly United Sprint Car Series champion Terry Gray  raced from the pole to victory lane Friday night at Boyd’s Speedway.
Gray led the entire 30-lap distance on his first visit to the three-eights clay oval, but had to withstand a restart with seven laps to go  that put Thursday night winner Johnny Bridges in Gray’s mirrors.
But Gray sailed to victory with Bridges trailing in second. T.J. Winegardner took third ahead of Matt Linder in fourth and Anthony Nicholson in fifth.
The finish:
Terry Gray, Johnny Bridges, T.J. Winegardner, Matt Linder, Anthony Nicholson, Jake McLain, Clint Weiss, Mike Partin, Bob Auld, Danny Statter, David Martin, Ryan Devitt, Brian Thomas, Lee Moore, David Thorman.

Saturday

BRASSTOWN, N.C. — Defending O’Reilly United Sprint Car Series champion Terry Gray won for the second time in as many nights as the series traveled to Tri-County Race Track for the round three of the O’Reilly USCS King of the Ovals Challenge Saturday night.
Gray took the point from Anthony Nicholson and led the final 10 laps on the third-mile clay oval for the win.
Nicholson settled for second ahead of T.J. Winegardner in third and Matt Linder in fourth. Johnny Bridges completed the top five.
The finish:
Terry Gray, Anthony Nicholson, T.J. Winegardner, Matt Linder, Johnny Bridges, Jake McLain, Brian Thomas, Clint Weiss, Lee Moore, Mike Partin, Ryan Devitt, Bob Auld, David Martin, Danny Statter, David Thorman, Doug Day.