1. Stacy Rich

2. Richard Shuman

3. Jim Mason

ULTRA HEAVY

1. Marc Collins

2. Jason Wilcher

3. Dustan Fennell

LIGHT

1. Stacy Rich

2. Gary Moore

3. Jim Mason

HEAVY

1. Marc Collins

2. Koty Royal

SUPER LIGHT

1. Hunter Rich

SUPER HEAVY

1. Jimmy Page

2. Ronnie Royal

3. Daniel Shuman

 MODIFIED STREET

1. Shawn Landon

2. Joey Mccullough

TRACTOR TIRE

1. Wayne Collins

2. Mark Hall

3. Cole Moore

1. TOMMY DAVIS

2. JOEY SCHOEN

3. JOHN HOOKS

4. JUSTIN THOMPSON

5. JEFF GRUBBS

6. FREDDIE DUPLISEA

7. ROD MORRIS

8. MOLLIE BOYD

9. STEVE POLLOCK          

10. JOHN WHISNANT

11. CHAD NEWTON

12. PAUL CARROLL

ADAMS CONSTRUCTION ROAD WARRIOR

1. JARED JONES

2. TYLER HOLT

3. CHARLES COXWELL

4. ALF WIMBERLY

5. STEVEN STAPLETON

6. CHANDLER STROM

7. ERIC WEBER

8. RICKY STRANGE

9. DERRICK OGLESBY

10. JOSH HERNDON

11. JASON BRANTLEY

12. GEORGE WILLIAMSON

13. JODY IVEY

EXTREME CONCRETE MINI STOCK

1. JOEY SCHOEN

2. TIM WILKERSON

3. PAYTON JOHNSON

DANIELS CHEVROLET PURE STOCK

1. WESLEY COLEMAN

2. SHANNON SCOTT

3. JJ WILLIAMS

4. TRIPP GIFFIN

5. COREY HOWELL

6. LUKE SCOTT

7. BRENT HERNDON

SUNOCO SUPER STREET

1. JIMMY MANESS         

2. DUSTIN WATKINS

3. LUKE SCOTT

4. JAMEY DONALDSON

5. JEFF HADDEN

6. ROD WIGGINS

7. DANNY SCARBORO

8. DALE POOLE

9. CHRIS SHAW

AARON’S CRATE LATE MODEL

1. HENRY CARTER

2. CHESLEY DIXON

3. ROD WIGGINS

4. AUSTIN SCARBORO

5. GLEN WATKINS

6. CHRIS TAYLOR

The bonus wheel returned to the Swainsboro Mudbog on Saturday May 18^th with an extra $300.00 added to the purse.  After bogging action was complete for the night the wheel was spun and the ULTRA LIGHT CLASS was the lucky winner of the extra payout.  Winning the ULTRA LIGHT CLASS was Swainsboro’s own Stacy Rich.  Rich bogged his Samurai a distance of 125’ 4”.  Richard Shuman of Bloomingdale finished a close second in his Samurai with 121’ 1” and Jim Mason of Mitchell brought home third place honors with a pass of 118’ 8 ½”.

The night started off with the MODIFIED CLASS.  Two drivers traveled several hours to be a part of the best bogging in the south and had to travel north to get here.  Shawn Landon of Jesup, Georgia powered his way to a first place finish in his 1982 Toyota with a run of 168’ 7½” and Joey McCullough of Folkston, Georgia bogged his 1984 Jeep to a distance of 144’ 11”.

Marc Collins of Stillmore was top dog in the ULTRA HEAVY division with a pass of 127’ 3” in his 1975 Ford Bronco.  “Mr. Consistent” Jason Wilcher came in second place with a run of 119’ 10” in his ’79 F 150 and Dustan Fennell of Adrian came in third place in his 1979 Ford Bronco with a distance of 116’ ½”.

Stacy Rich won the LIGHT CLASS with a run of 135’ 2” followed by Gary Moore in the Gary Moore Tree Services machine with a distance of 129’ 3½”.  Coming in third place again was Jim Mason with a best pass of 122’ 7”.

The HEAVY CLASS saw Marc Collins in the top spot again with a run of 129’.  Cousin Koty Royal placed second with a pass of 119’ 4½”.

The SUPER LIGHT CLASS was won by none other than Hunter Rich of Waynesboro.  Rich almost made a complete run finishing at 188’ 1”.

In SUPER HEAVY action Jimmy Page of Bloomingdale powered his way to a first place finish in his 1985 Chevy with a run of 151’ 6”.  Second place went to the Royal’s Wooden Creations ride driven by Uncle Ronnie Royal himself.  Royal drove the pink Cancer Awareness 1981 F 150 to just one inch shorter than Page at 151’ 5”.  Daniel Shuman of Guyton placed third with a run of 120’ 4” in his 1978 Chevrolet.

The TRACTOR TIRE CLASS continues to get more competitive each week.  All three boggers made complete runs that excited the fans and made for close competition.  Wayne “Uncle Wayne” Collin of Vidalia blistered the 200’ monster pit with a time of 8.573 seconds in his 1987 green Chevy.  Mark Hall of Lyons had a complete run time of 12.465 seconds in his 1970 Blue Chevrolet and Cole Moore of Dublin came in third place with a complete run time of 33.631 seconds in his Toyota Tacoma.

Mudbogging continues this weekend with the first ATV bog of the year starting at 4:30.  The Pinetree Festival Mudfest with the trucks will start afterwards.  There is an extra $200 payout in each class and a $400 extra payout in the Tractor tire class.

Visit www.swainsbororaceway.com for info, pictures and schedule of all the action at the Swainsboro Mudbog.

Ending the night in the Sunoco Super Street division, Jimmy Maness took the lead over Dustin Watkins off turn two.  Halfway, previous winner Chris Shaw running in third brought out caution and was forced to pit after losing drive shaft.  Jimmy Maness took the checkered picking up his first win of the season at Swainsboro Raceway, Dustin Watkins second, Luke Scott third, Jamey Donaldson fourth, and Jeff Hadden fifth.

“Blast from the Past Racers Reunion at Swainsboro Raceway”

Race fans and drivers this is an event to mark on your calendar! Saturday, June 1, 2013 Swainsboro Raceway will be holding the First Annual Drivers from the Past Racing Reunion.  Many of us grew up watching and cheering for these drivers and were saddened to see them retire.  So join us at Swainsboro Raceway as we bring back the golden oldies.  Drivers will have a meet, greet, and autograph session for the fans so dig out those old photos and t-shirts for the newest most exciting event of the year.  These drivers will be putting on racing suits and buckling down for the first chance to return to Victory Lane as they compete on the racetrack for the 2013 Racing Legend Title.  Confirmed drivers that will be racing are Danny Wayne Faircloth, Mitchell Meeks, Buckshot Miles, Benjie Donaldson, Tracy Mimbs, and Paul Purvis.  That’s right race fans, track promoter Paul Purvis returns  to the drivers seat along with Danny Wayne Faircloth legend and father of local favorites Jeremy and Ben Faircloth, Mitchell Meeks previous champion who retired his drivers suit to coach little league softball, Benjie Donaldson who stepped down and has been seen sitting on the pit crew for son Jamey Donaldson.  Mark it down race fans this is a one time opportunity to see many of your all time favorite drivers return to the dirt track Saturday, June 1, 2013.  There are several more past drivers that will be on hand to reminisce, Tommy Spence, Corbin Wiggins, Skeet Deriso, Glen Kicklighter.

Mudbogging action picked up Saturday April 27^th at the Swainsboro Mudbog with first time boggers along with the best mudboggers from our area doing their best to defeat the competition as well as the 200’ monster pit.  Four mudboggers in three different classes defeated the monster pit which gave the mudbogging fans their monies worth of admission.

First up was the MODIFED class and newcomer to the Swainsboro Mudbog, Robbie Lowe of Cobbtown.  Lowe bogged his 1992 high powered Ford Ranger to a distance of 138’ on his first run and 126’ on his second run.  If not for minor mechanical difficulties, Lowe would have more than likely had the best complete run time of the night.

In the ULTRA LIGHT class, Swainsboro bogger Stacy Rich had a complete run with a time of 1 minute and 13.099 seconds to claim the top spot for the second week in a row in his Suzuki Samurai.  Second place went to the Gary Moore Tree Services sponsored ’88 Samurai driven by none other than Gary Moore.  Moore had a best pass of 128’ 8”.

Marc Collins of Stillmore made his return to the Swainsboro Mudbog and powered his way to a first place finish in the ULTRA HEAVY class.  Collins’ distance of 123’ 3½” in his 1975 Ford Bronco was just ahead of Jason Wilcher who finished second with a pass of 120” 10½”.

The LIGHT truck class had the same results as the ultra-light class with Swainsboro drivers Stacy Rich and Gary Moore finishing first and second respectively.  Rich had a best run of 149’ 2” and Moore’s first and only run of 120’ 11” due to a broken drive shaft, garnered him a second place finish.

 Marc Collins picked up his second win of the night, this time in the HEAVY division.  The Stillmore bogger drove his ’75 Bronco to a distance of 123’ 8”.  Another newcomer, Ryan Williams of Twin City drove his 1986 Chevy K5 Blazer to a second place finish with a distance of 111’ 10”.  Royal’s Wooden Creations driver Koty Royal had a good run going but it was cut short due to mechanical difficulties.  Royal would finish in third with a pass of 91’ 11”.

The SUPER HEAVY class had a rare feat happen as two boggers made complete passes on both of their runs and battled it out for first place honors.  Making his first trip to the Swainsboro Mudbog, William Sumner of East Dublin bogged his Z 71 to first place with a best complete run of 46.542 seconds. One of the favorite drivers of the Snellgrove girls and Grimm kids is Ronnie Royal.  Royal, driving the Pink Cancer Awareness 1981 Ford F 150, sponsored by Royal’s Wooden Creations, placed second with a complete run of 1 minute 14.604 seconds.

The TRACTOR TIRE class had its best turn out of the year and once again is was Wayne “UNCLE WAYNE” Collins of Vidalia bogging his 1987 heavy Chevy to a first place finish with a complete run time of 11.659 seconds.  Mark Hall of Lyons came in second his 1970 Blue Chevy with a distance of 159’ and Cole Moore finished in third place with a pass of 92’ 7” in his Toyota Tacoma.

This Saturday May 4^th The Swainsboro Mudbog will host the second annual PINETREE MUDFEST with a $200.00 extra payout in all classes and $400.00 extra payout in the TRACTOR TIRE division.  Bogging action begins at 5PM.  Visit www.swainsbororaceway.com for rules in all classes, pictures and info of all the action at the Swainsboro Mudbog.

Sunoco Super Street $1000 to win at Swainsboro Raceway!

Battling for $1000 to win a sixteen car field, Luke Scott led lap one with Chris Shaw in second of the Sunoco Super Street division.  Lap two, Shaw started working the inside of Scott for the lead and Dustin Watkins battled Danny Scarboro for fifth.  Lap four, Chris Shaw passed Luke Scott on the back stretch for the lead and checked out.  Five laps to go, Lance Beck took over second from Scott.  Chris Shaw took home his first win at Swainsboro Raceway, Lance Beck finished second, and Luke Scott third. Jamey Donaldson was able to complete his first event of the year after several weeks of mechanical problems and grab fourth position. Passing Danny Scarboro on the last lap, Dustin Watkins took the fifth position.