The race scheduled for Friday May 3rd has been cancelled by the track. Our next race will be at Paducah International Raceway on Friday May 10th. We hope to see you there!
Trophy winners at PIR were (from left) Mike Moore, Mark Moore, Steve Alexander and Dennis English. Mike's son Conner, 3, holds Dad's trophy.
PADUCAH, Ky. - Mike Moore started from the pole and led from start to finish to win the Kentucky Vintage Racing Association feature Friday night at Paducah International Raceway.
The victory came on opening night for the 3/8-mile dirt oval, where KVRA has raced regularly since the series' inception in 2007.
The winner's brother, Mark Moore, started in the back of the nine-car field and worked his way through the pack to finish second. Steve Alexander was third, Dennis English fourth and Jeremy Clinard fifth.
Alexander and Mark Moore won heat races.
Next action for the vintage stocks will by Friday, May 3, at Paducah.
The summary:
FEATURE, 10 laps
1. Mike Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Ford sedan
2. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Chevrolet coupe
3. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe
4. Dennis English, Palma, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan
5. Jeremy Clinard, Almo, Ky., 1932 Chevrolet coupe
6. Frank Cummins, Calvert City, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan
7. Timmy Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
8. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1935 Plymouth coupe
9. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1937 Chevy coupe (DNS)
FIRST HEAT, 6 laps
1. Steve Alexander
2. Frank Cummins
3. Nick Alexander
4. Timmy Alexander
5. Jeremy Clinard
SECOND HEAT, 6 laps
1. Mark Moore
2. Mike Moore
3. Matt Moore
4. Dennis English
Matt Moore
All race car drivers have an urge to go fast and compete with others on the track. However, KVRA driver Matt Moore, driver of the number 37 car, has a mission that's more compelling and more important than the racing bug.
Matt, son of KVRA founder Mark Moore, surrendered to God's calling to preach about a year ago.
"We are pleased to announce that a few weeks ago the congregation at Tilden Baptist Church in Tilden, Kentucky, unanimously voted for Matt to be their Pastor," Matt's dad said.
Matt also works full-time as a welder.
"We're very proud of Matt and we know the Lord will do a great work in his life at Tilden Baptist Church," Mark said. "We're fortunate to have him racing with us and wish him all the best in his endeavors."
I want to invite everyone out to Paducah International Raceway for the season opener for the Kentucky Vintage Racing season on April 5th. We are looking forward to another exciting season as soon as the vintage cars take the track at PIR. We have our new schedule posted on this site so I encourage all our fans to mark this on your calendar. We will continue to update the schedule as other race dates are added. We invite anyone interested in an affordable and exciting way of racing to get involved in our series. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us.
Thanks and God Bless!
Mark Moore
KVRA President
Thanks and God Bless!
Mark Moore
KVRA President
Trophy winners at PIR were (from left) Mark Moore, Matt Moore, Shaun Spann and Nick Alexander. Not shown: second-place Mike Moore.
Trophy winners at Clarksville were (from left) Steve Alexander, Nick Alexander, Mark Moore, Jeffrey Bailey and Matt Moore.CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - Matt Moore held off a challenge from Jeffrey Bailey to win his first Kentucky Vintage Racing Association feature victory in the series' season finale Saturday, Nov. 3, at Clarksville Speedway.
Moore, of Greenville, Ky., drove the 1933 Chevy coupe that his father, Mark Moore of Murray, drove to eight feature victories this season. Mark Moore drove the No. 17 1948 Pontiac usually driven by Shaun Spann to third place.
Steve Alexander and Matt Moore won heat races.
One week earlier, in the last race of the season at Paducah International Raceway in Kentucky, Mark Moore won the feature ahead of his brother, Mike Moore. Matt Moore was third.
Shaun Spann and Mark Moore were heat race winners.
The summaries:
PADUCAH INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY
Oct. 27, 2012
FEATURE
1. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Chevrolet coupe
2. Mike Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Ford sedan
3. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1937 Pontiac coupe
4. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe
5. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1932 Chevrolet coupe
6. Shaun Spann, Murray, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan
7. Travor Bailey, Calvert City, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan
8. Tommy Phillips, Murray, 1939 Ford sedan
FIRST HEAT
1. Shaun Spann
SECOND HEAT
1. Mark Moore
CLARKSVILLE SPEEDWAY
Nov. 3, 2012
FEATURE
1. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1934 Chevrolet coupe
2. Jeffrey Bailley, Calvert City, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan
3. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan
4. Heath Watson, Hardin, Ky., 1935 Plymouth coupe
5. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe
6. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1932 Chevrolet coupe
7. Rick Spann, Murray, Ky., 1937 Pontiac coupe
8. James Scott, Murray, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
FIRST HEAT
1. Steve Alexander
2. Nick Alexander
3. Heath Watson
4. James Scott
SECOND HEAT
1. Matt Moore
2. Jeffrey Bailey
3. Mark Moore
4. Rick Spann
PHOTO CAPTIONS (Nebo):
Trophy winners at PIR were (from left) Mark Moore, Dave Davidson, Mike Moore, Nick Alexander and Steve Alexander.
Chris Holland drove his first race Saturday night, finishing eighth in the No. 42 usually driven by Dennis English. With Chris is veteran crew chief Mark Martin.
NEBO, Ky. - Mark Moore jumped into the lead from his pole starting spot and led all the way to win the feature as the Kentucky Vintage Racing Association returned Saturday night to Western Kentucky Speedway in northern Hopkins County.
Dave Davidson passed Moore's brother, Mike, for second place at the start and chased the winner home.
Mike Moore was third, followed by Nick Alexander and Matt Moore.
It was the third win in a row for Moore, who is unbeaten since the series was idle on the weekends of Aug. 3-5 and 10-12. Moore won Saturday night, July 28, at Clarksville (Tenn.) Speedway, and Friday night, Aug. 17, at Paducah International Raceway.
Moore has seven feature wins this season.
Steve Alexander and Mark Moore won heat races.
The summary:
FEATURE, 15 laps
1. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Chevy coupe
2. Dave Davidson, Henderson, Ky., 1933 Plymouth sedan
3. Mike Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Ford sedan
4. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe
5. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1937 Chevy coupe
6. Shaun Spann, Murray, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan
7. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1932 Chevy coupe
8. Chris Holland, Calvert City, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan
9. Rick Spann, Murray, Ky., 1935 Plymouth coupe
10. Tommy Phillips, Murray, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
FIRST HEAT, 8 laps
1. Steve Alexander
2. Shaun Spann
3. Rick Spann
4. Nick Alexander
5. Tommy Phillips
6. Chris Holland
SECOND HEAT, 8 laps
1. Mark Moore
2. Mike Moore
3. Dave Davidson
4. Matt Moore
Trophy winners at PIR were (from left) Mark Moore, Dave Davidson, Mike Moore, Nick Alexander and Steve Alexander.Chris Holland drove his first race Saturday night, finishing eighth in the No. 42 usually driven by Dennis English. With Chris is veteran crew chief Mark Martin.NEBO, Ky. - Mark Moore jumped into the lead from his pole starting spot and led all the way to win the feature as the Kentucky Vintage Racing Association returned Saturday night to Western Kentucky Speedway in northern Hopkins County.
Dave Davidson passed Moore's brother, Mike, for second place at the start and chased the winner home.
Mike Moore was third, followed by Nick Alexander and Matt Moore.
It was the third win in a row for Moore, who is unbeaten since the series was idle on the weekends of Aug. 3-5 and 10-12. Moore won Saturday night, July 28, at Clarksville (Tenn.) Speedway, and Friday night, Aug. 17, at Paducah International Raceway.
Moore has seven feature wins this season.
Steve Alexander and Mark Moore won heat races.
The summary:
FEATURE, 15 laps
1. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Chevy coupe
2. Dave Davidson, Henderson, Ky., 1933 Plymouth sedan
3. Mike Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Ford sedan
4. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe
5. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1937 Chevy coupe
6. Shaun Spann, Murray, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan
7. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1932 Chevy coupe
8. Chris Holland, Calvert City, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan
9. Rick Spann, Murray, Ky., 1935 Plymouth coupe
10. Tommy Phillips, Murray, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
FIRST HEAT, 8 laps
1. Steve Alexander
2. Shaun Spann
3. Rick Spann
4. Nick Alexander
5. Tommy Phillips
6. Chris Holland
SECOND HEAT, 8 laps
1. Mark Moore
2. Mike Moore
3. Dave Davidson
4. Matt Moore
PADUCAH -- Paducah International Raceway, which was slated to be the site of four straight Friday nights of racing for Kentucky Vintage Racing Association, announced Thursday that it has canceled races on Aug. 31 and Sept. 7, 14 and 21 and will conclude the year's racing with its season championship event on Sept. 28.
The reason for the cancelation is that the pond on the southern end of the track property, which provides the water for irrigating the track before each week's racing program, has suffered from the drought and extremely hot temperatures and, according to track officials, is nearly dry.
The matter is in all likelihood moot for this weekend, with forecasts of up to 84 percent chance of rain and storms as the remnant of Hurricane Isaac makes its way toward the heartland after making landfall Wednesday on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana and Mississippi. Several high school football games have been moved up from Friday night to Thursday night because of concerns about imclement weather on Friday.
But the decision leaves KVRA competitors hanging. As of now, KVRA president Mark Moore said the vintage cars will run at Paducah on Sept. 28. Moore said he has also scheduled a race on Saturday, Sept. 8, at Western Kentucky Speedway in Nebo. Other late additions to the schedule are being discussed with other track operators.
Management of PIR arranged to have the vintage cars race on the four canceled dates less than two weeks ago when the track made an adjustment in the schedule it had posted at the beginning of the season, which called for an open date on Sept. 21 and the season finale on Sept. 28. The open date was to avoid competition with Paducah's Barbecue on the River festival, but the festival is going to be Sept. 28, not Sept. 21. The original plan called for KVRA to compete this week and Sept. 14.
The schedule announced two weeks ago moved the season finale to Sept. 21.
The reason for the cancelation is that the pond on the southern end of the track property, which provides the water for irrigating the track before each week's racing program, has suffered from the drought and extremely hot temperatures and, according to track officials, is nearly dry.
The matter is in all likelihood moot for this weekend, with forecasts of up to 84 percent chance of rain and storms as the remnant of Hurricane Isaac makes its way toward the heartland after making landfall Wednesday on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana and Mississippi. Several high school football games have been moved up from Friday night to Thursday night because of concerns about imclement weather on Friday.
But the decision leaves KVRA competitors hanging. As of now, KVRA president Mark Moore said the vintage cars will run at Paducah on Sept. 28. Moore said he has also scheduled a race on Saturday, Sept. 8, at Western Kentucky Speedway in Nebo. Other late additions to the schedule are being discussed with other track operators.
Management of PIR arranged to have the vintage cars race on the four canceled dates less than two weeks ago when the track made an adjustment in the schedule it had posted at the beginning of the season, which called for an open date on Sept. 21 and the season finale on Sept. 28. The open date was to avoid competition with Paducah's Barbecue on the River festival, but the festival is going to be Sept. 28, not Sept. 21. The original plan called for KVRA to compete this week and Sept. 14.
The schedule announced two weeks ago moved the season finale to Sept. 21.
PADUCAH, Ky. - Kentucky Vintage Racing Association's old-school coupes and sedans will compete in the last four weeks of racing at Paducah International Raceway.
The events originally slated for Aug. 31 and Sept. 14 remain on schedule, with races added on Sept. 7 and Sept. 21. The Sept. 7 racing program at the 3/8-mile high-banked track will feature the vintage cars in a 15-lap feature.
PIR has revised its 2012 schedule, moving its season championship season finale from Sept. 28 to Sept. 21.
Paducah's annual Barbecue on the River festival is slated for Sept. 28.
KVRA president Mark Moore discussed the possibility of adding more races to the schedule prior to Friday night's race at PIR.
Other events will be announced as they may be added.
The revised schedule, including races already completed (winners in parentheses):
FEATURE, 10 laps
1. Friday, April 6 - PIR (Mike Moore)
2. Friday, April 20 - PIR (Mark Moore)
3. Saturday, May 5 - PIR (Mark Moore)
4. Friday, May 11 - PIR (Dave Davidson)
5. Friday, May 25 - PIR (Mark Moore)
6. Friday, June 8 - PIR (Mike Moore)
7. Friday, June 22 - PIR (Mark Moore)
8. Friday, July 13 - PIR (Dave Davidson)
9. Friday, July 27 - PIR (Dave Davidson)
10. Saturday, July 28 - Clarksville (Mark Moore)
11. Friday, Aug. 17 - PIR (Mark Moore)
12. Friday, Aug. 31 - Paducah International Raceway
13. Friday, Sept. 7 - Paducah International Raceway
14. Friday, Sept. 14 - Paducah International Raceway
15. Friday, Sept. 21 - Paducah International Raceway
The events originally slated for Aug. 31 and Sept. 14 remain on schedule, with races added on Sept. 7 and Sept. 21. The Sept. 7 racing program at the 3/8-mile high-banked track will feature the vintage cars in a 15-lap feature.
PIR has revised its 2012 schedule, moving its season championship season finale from Sept. 28 to Sept. 21.
Paducah's annual Barbecue on the River festival is slated for Sept. 28.
KVRA president Mark Moore discussed the possibility of adding more races to the schedule prior to Friday night's race at PIR.
Other events will be announced as they may be added.
The revised schedule, including races already completed (winners in parentheses):
FEATURE, 10 laps
1. Friday, April 6 - PIR (Mike Moore)
2. Friday, April 20 - PIR (Mark Moore)
3. Saturday, May 5 - PIR (Mark Moore)
4. Friday, May 11 - PIR (Dave Davidson)
5. Friday, May 25 - PIR (Mark Moore)
6. Friday, June 8 - PIR (Mike Moore)
7. Friday, June 22 - PIR (Mark Moore)
8. Friday, July 13 - PIR (Dave Davidson)
9. Friday, July 27 - PIR (Dave Davidson)
10. Saturday, July 28 - Clarksville (Mark Moore)
11. Friday, Aug. 17 - PIR (Mark Moore)
12. Friday, Aug. 31 - Paducah International Raceway
13. Friday, Sept. 7 - Paducah International Raceway
14. Friday, Sept. 14 - Paducah International Raceway
15. Friday, Sept. 21 - Paducah International Raceway
Trophy winners at PIR were (from left) Steve Alexander, Dennis English, Dave Davidson and Mark MoorePADUCAH, Ky. - Mark Moore battled Dave Davidson side by side for two laps before pulling ahead and winning the Kentucky Vintage Racing Association feature Friday night at Paducah International Raceway.
It was the second win in a row for Moore, the wins coming before and after a summer break during which the series was idle on the weekends of Aug. 3-5 and 10-12. Moore won Saturday night, July 28, at Clarksville (Tenn.) Speedway.
Davidson, who had won the last two KVRA features at Paducah on July 13 and July 27, finished second, with Dennis English third and Steve Alexander fourth. Shaun Spann rounded out the top five.
Alexander and Davidson won heat races.
The summary:
FEATURE, 10 laps
1. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Chevy coupe
2. Dave Davidson, Henderson, Ky., 1933 Plymouth sedan
3. Dennis English, Palma, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan
4. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1932 Chevy coupe
5. Shaun Spann, Murray, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan
6. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe
7. Tommy Phillips, Murray, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
8. Rick Spann, Murray, Ky., 1935 Plymouth coupe
9. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1937 Chevy coupe (DNS)
FIRST HEAT, 6 laps
1. Steve Alexander
2. Tommy Phillips
3. Rick Spann
4. Nick Alexander
5. Shaun Spann (DNS)
SECOND HEAT, 6 laps
1. Dave Davidson
2. Mark Moore
3. Matt Moore
4. Dennis English
Dave Davidson and Mark Moore were feature winners in the first double-feature weekend of the year for Kentucky Vintage Racing Association. Davidson won for the second time in a row at Paducah International Raceway Friday night, while Moore had a dominant victory in the series' first visit of the year to Clarksville (Tenn.) Speedway on Saturday.
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - Mark Moore led from flag to flag in the feature Saturday night at the ΒΌ-mile Clarksville Speedway to claim his fifth Kentucky Vintage Racing Association feature of the season.
Dave Davidson finished second.
Moore and Davidson started on the front row after finishing 1-2 in the second heat.
Four of the nine cars on hand for the night's action were scratched from the feature starting lineup after an attrition-filled pair of heat races.
A three-car tangle in the first heat eliminated the cars of Steve Alexander and his son, Nick, and a two-car shunt in the second heat sidelined the cars of Matt Moore and Dennis English.
In the feature, Matt Moore took over the No. 39 Ford driven in the first heat by Corky Broughton, who continued and finished third after he was involved in the chain-reaction incident with Steve and Nick Alexander. Moore took third place in the feature.
Shaun Spann won the first heat with his father, Rick, second.
The summary:
FEATURE, 12 laps
1. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Chevy coupe
2. Dave Davidson, Henderson, Ky., 1933 Plymouth sedan
3. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
4. Shaun Spann, Murray, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan
5. Rick Spann, Murray, Ky., 1935 Plymouth coupe
6. Dennis English, Palma, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan, DNS
7. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1932 Chevrolet coupe, DNS
8. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe, DNS
FIRST HEAT, 8 laps
1. Shaun Spann
2. Rick Spann
3. Corky Broughton, Murray, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
4. Steve Alexander
5. Nick Alexander
SECOND HEAT, 8 laps
1. Mark Moore
2. Dave Davidson
3. Matt Moore
4. Dennis English
Trophy winners at Clarksville were (from left) Shaun Spann, Matt Moore, Dave Davidson and Mark Moore.
A young fan tries out the cockpit of Rick Spann's KVRA machine and smiles as his dad takes a picture.
Logan Brown, who races Mini Mods at Clarksville, checks out Shaun Spann's car.
Dave Davidson signs an autograph for a young fan.
Steve Alexander donned a vintage Simpson driving suit at Clarksville Saturday night.
Drivers on hand for the first visit of the season to Clarksville were (from left) Mark Moore, Dave Davidson, Nick Alexander, Steve Alexander, Matt Moore, Dennis English, Rick Spann, Corky Broughton and Shaun Spann.
Birthday boy Matt Moore poses with the cake he received at Clarksville.
PADUCAH, Ky. - Dave Davidson rolled to his second straight win and third of the season in the Kentucky Vintage Racing Association feature at Paducah International Raceway Friday night.
Davidson finished ahead of second-place Matt Moore, with Dennis English third, Steve Alexander fourth and Nick Alexander fifth.
Four-time winner Mark Moore dropped out on the first lap with a stripped drive plate in the rear end of his No. 33 Chevy coupe. Moore won the first heat driving the No. 37 usually piloted by his son, Matt, who drove the No. 33 and finished a close second in the heat race.
Alexander won the first heat.
The summary:
FEATURE, 10 laps
1. Dave Davidson, Henderson, Ky., 1933 Plymouth sedan
2. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1937 Chevy coupe
3. Dennis English, Palma, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan
4. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1932 Chevy coupe
5. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe
6. Tommy Phillips, Murray, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
7. Rick Spann, Murray, Ky., 1935 Plymouth coupe
8. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Chevy coupe
9. Shaun Spann, Murray, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan, DNS
FIRST HEAT, 6 laps
1. Steve Alexander
2. Tommy Phillips
3. Shaun Spann
4. Rick Spann
5. Nick Alexander
SECOND HEAT, 6 laps
1. Mark Moore
2. Matt Moore
3. Dave Davidson
4.Dennis English
Trophy winners at PIR were (from left) Mark Moore, Steve Alexander, Dennis English, Matt Moore and Dave Davidson.
Feature winner Dave Davidson poses with PIR trophy girl Mandy VanCusa.
Father and son Mark and Matt Moore swapped rides in the second heat at PIR. Mark, in the No. 37, leads Matt by a half car length.
Shaun Spann (17) and Tommy Phillips race through Turns 1-2 at Paducah.
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - Mark Moore led from flag to flag in the feature Saturday night at the ΒΌ-mile Clarksville Speedway to claim his fifth Kentucky Vintage Racing Association feature of the season.
Dave Davidson finished second.
Moore and Davidson started on the front row after finishing 1-2 in the second heat.
Four of the nine cars on hand for the night's action were scratched from the feature starting lineup after an attrition-filled pair of heat races.
A three-car tangle in the first heat eliminated the cars of Steve Alexander and his son, Nick, and a two-car shunt in the second heat sidelined the cars of Matt Moore and Dennis English.
In the feature, Matt Moore took over the No. 39 Ford driven in the first heat by Corky Broughton, who continued and finished third after he was involved in the chain-reaction incident with Steve and Nick Alexander. Moore took third place in the feature.
Shaun Spann won the first heat with his father, Rick, second.
The summary:
FEATURE, 12 laps
1. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Chevy coupe
2. Dave Davidson, Henderson, Ky., 1933 Plymouth sedan
3. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
4. Shaun Spann, Murray, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan
5. Rick Spann, Murray, Ky., 1935 Plymouth coupe
6. Dennis English, Palma, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan, DNS
7. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1932 Chevrolet coupe, DNS
8. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe, DNS
FIRST HEAT, 8 laps
1. Shaun Spann
2. Rick Spann
3. Corky Broughton, Murray, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
4. Steve Alexander
5. Nick Alexander
SECOND HEAT, 8 laps
1. Mark Moore
2. Dave Davidson
3. Matt Moore
4. Dennis English
Trophy winners at Clarksville were (from left) Shaun Spann, Matt Moore, Dave Davidson and Mark Moore.A young fan tries out the cockpit of Rick Spann's KVRA machine and smiles as his dad takes a picture.Logan Brown, who races Mini Mods at Clarksville, checks out Shaun Spann's car.Dave Davidson signs an autograph for a young fan.Steve Alexander donned a vintage Simpson driving suit at Clarksville Saturday night.Drivers on hand for the first visit of the season to Clarksville were (from left) Mark Moore, Dave Davidson, Nick Alexander, Steve Alexander, Matt Moore, Dennis English, Rick Spann, Corky Broughton and Shaun Spann.Birthday boy Matt Moore poses with the cake he received at Clarksville.PADUCAH, Ky. - Dave Davidson rolled to his second straight win and third of the season in the Kentucky Vintage Racing Association feature at Paducah International Raceway Friday night.
Davidson finished ahead of second-place Matt Moore, with Dennis English third, Steve Alexander fourth and Nick Alexander fifth.
Four-time winner Mark Moore dropped out on the first lap with a stripped drive plate in the rear end of his No. 33 Chevy coupe. Moore won the first heat driving the No. 37 usually piloted by his son, Matt, who drove the No. 33 and finished a close second in the heat race.
Alexander won the first heat.
The summary:
FEATURE, 10 laps
1. Dave Davidson, Henderson, Ky., 1933 Plymouth sedan
2. Matt Moore, Greenville, Ky., 1937 Chevy coupe
3. Dennis English, Palma, Ky., 1936 Ford sedan
4. Steve Alexander, Kirksey, Ky., 1932 Chevy coupe
5. Nick Alexander, Murray, Ky., 1940 Chevrolet coupe
6. Tommy Phillips, Murray, Ky., 1939 Ford sedan
7. Rick Spann, Murray, Ky., 1935 Plymouth coupe
8. Mark Moore, Murray, Ky., 1934 Chevy coupe
9. Shaun Spann, Murray, Ky., 1948 Pontiac sedan, DNS
FIRST HEAT, 6 laps
1. Steve Alexander
2. Tommy Phillips
3. Shaun Spann
4. Rick Spann
5. Nick Alexander
SECOND HEAT, 6 laps
1. Mark Moore
2. Matt Moore
3. Dave Davidson
4.Dennis English
Trophy winners at PIR were (from left) Mark Moore, Steve Alexander, Dennis English, Matt Moore and Dave Davidson.Feature winner Dave Davidson poses with PIR trophy girl Mandy VanCusa.Father and son Mark and Matt Moore swapped rides in the second heat at PIR. Mark, in the No. 37, leads Matt by a half car length.Shaun Spann (17) and Tommy Phillips race through Turns 1-2 at Paducah.
Continue reading Moore rules at Clarksville.
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