May 25
Princeton Speedway,
Princeton, WV
Sanction: Ultimate Pro Late Model Series (First Twin 25) - $1,200
Information provided by: Series reports (last updated May 29, 6:37 am)
Barley sweeps Princeton's Twin 25 features
First Twin 25
- Aaron Barley
- Kennie Compton Jr.
- Chris Meadows
- T.J. Salango
- Michael Bland
- Taylor Hicks
- John Over
- Shane Greco
- Dennis Franklin
- Henry Hornsby Jr.
- Eddie Hambrick
- David Smith
- Parker Herring
- Brandon Riffe
- Corey Gordon
- Jordan Dill
- Tyler Cox
- Lauren Longbrake
- Joe Cox
- Tyler Hershey
- Teddy Tate
- David Collins Jr.
- Kenny Peeples Jr.
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Aaron Barley's team enjoyed victory lane twice at Princeton.
What won the race: Aaron Barley of Beckley, W.Va., swept Sunday's Twin 25 features as Fastrak wrapped up its Triple Crown. Kennie Compton Jr. of Bland, Va., and Chris Meadows of Crab Orchard, W.Va., chased Barley to the checkers in the first 25-lapper.
Key notes: Corey Gordon of Charlotte, N.C., picked up the Triple Crown title for Memorial Day weekend action in Charlotte, Rural Retreat, Va., and Princeton.
On the move: Runner-up Kennie Compton Jr. started ninth.
Winner's sponsors: Barley's Rocket Chassis is sponsored by DirtWrap, Barley Motorsports, Pro Power Performance, Smoker Friendly and Stephen P. New Attorney at Law.
Car count: 24
Fast qualifier: Aaron Barley
Time: 17.106 seconds
Heat race winners: Kennie Compton Jr., T.J. Salango, Dennis Franklin, Henry Hornsby Jr., , , ,
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.
