GREENVILLE, S.C. — Cassius Clark topped Ben Rowe to win Sunday’s 150-lap Pro All Star Series South Super Late Model event at Greenville-Pickens Speedway.
Rowe started on the pole and dominated the majority of the event as Clark fought his way through the field into the top five.
On the race’s final restart with 50 laps to go, Clark had worked his way up to second behind Rowe and began putting on the pressure, trading the lead and running side by side for several laps before Clark finally cleared Rowe with 16 laps to go.
Rowe held the second position but was not able to mount a final charge. Derek Ramstrom made a late-race dash to finish third, followed by series point leader Ryan Lawler and Corey Williams.
The finish:
Cassius Clark, Ben Rowe, Derek Ramstrom, Ryan Lawler, Corey Williams, Preston Peltier, Jeff Fultz, Gary Greenwood, Jr., Mike Rowe, Randy Gentry, Perry Brown, Tim Nooner, Ralph Carnes, Heath Hindman, Strom Altman, Zach Stroupe, Brad Bischoff, Justin Wakefield, Dean Clattenburg, Tim Pinion, Allen Karnes, Clete Caywood, Randy Porter, Mark Gibson, Lee Tissot, Ed Surrett, Jimmy Doyle, Brian Payne, Kory Blevins, Shannon Mines.

MID-AMERICAN

Swan Fights For A Cure

James Swan capped off his 2007 Mid-American Stock Car championship in style by winning the inaugural Fight For The Cure Fall 40.
Swan and Kenny Smart charged to the front from the fourth row after an opening lap spin jumbled the field, allowing Smart to quickly overtake Troy Shear, Jr. for the early lead.
Three laps into the event, Swan closed in on Smart but could not find a way around until Smart lost fourth gear two laps later, giving Swan the opening he needed. Once out in front, Swan never looked back as he cruised to the finish. Smart barely held onto second over Bill Prietzel. Shear, Jr. and Kyle Shear rounded out the top five.
The finish:
James Swan, Kenny Smart, Bill Preitzel, Troy Shear, Jr., Kyle Shear, Hank Tews, Tony Habeck, Mike Mulcahy, Bobby Gutknecht.