Thrilling Night of Racing at Hattiesburg Speedway
April 18th, 2025 - HATTIESBURG, MS – The Hattiesburg Speedway roared to life on Friday night, delivering an electrifying showcase of speed, skill, and competition across multiple racing divisions. Fans were treated to a packed evening of heat races, qualifying rounds, and feature events, with drivers battling for supremacy on the dirt oval. Here’s a recap of the action-packed results.
Mini-Sprints: Atwood Dominates
In the Mini-Sprints division, Tony Atwood proved unstoppable. Starting from the fourth position in Heat 1, Atwood charged to the front, securing the win over Devin Sullivan, Doug Taylor, and Stacy Sullivan. He carried that momentum into the Feature, leading from the pole to take the checkered flag. Devin Sullivan held strong for second, followed by Stacy Sullivan in third and Doug Taylor in fourth.
CRUSA Street Stocks: Marsh Masters the Field
The CRUSA Street Stocks delivered intense battles across two heats and a thrilling Feature. Travis Marsh set the tone in Heat 1, fending off Calvin Martin and David Knight. In Heat 2, Bryce Sheasby took the win, with Michael Sheasby and Brandon Farmer rounding out the top three. In the 15-lap Feature, Marsh started on pole and never looked back, clinching victory. Martin secured second, while Bryce Sheasby, Michael Sheasby, and Knight completed the top five.
MSCCS Super Late Models: Kellick Shines
The MSCCS Super Late Models brought high-speed drama, with qualifying rounds setting the stage for a competitive night. Brian Rickman topped Qualifying A with a blistering 12.920-second lap, while Clay Stuckey led Qualifying B at 12.809 seconds. Stuckey won the Dash, but it was Tanner Kellick who stole the show in the A Feature. Starting fourth, Kellick took over the lead after a disastrous restart took out several of the front runners and he held off a charging Brandon Carpenter, who finished second. BJ Robinson took third, with Jeremy Broadus and Stuckey rounding out the top five. Several drivers, including Rickman and Chad Thrash, faced misfortune with DNFs.
Pure Street: Hickman Holds Firm
The Pure Street division saw fierce competition in two heats. Joshua Hickman dominated Heat 1, followed by Bryce Moseley and Jeffery Reed. In Heat 2, Mickey Trosclair led Tyler Albritton and Dusty Dillard. The 15-lap Feature was a showcase for Hickman, who started on pole and fended off all challengers to claim victory. Albritton finished a strong second, while Marc Hill made an impressive charge to third. Justin Hamilton and Reed completed the top five, with Gabriel Robinette earning a hard-fought sixth after starting 17th.
UMP Modified: Idom Unbeatable
In the UMP Modified division, Jeremy Idom set the pace in qualifying with a 14.607-second lap and carried that speed into the Feature. Starting from the pole, Idom led wire-to-wire in the 15-lap race, securing the win. Robert Casada finished second, followed by Kevin Cumbie, Heath Williams, and Michael Davis.
Outlaw Stingers: Littlefield Leads the Way
The Outlaw Stingers closed the night with a display of precision and speed. Cayden Littlefield took the win in the 8-lap Heat, followed by Wyatt Bicker and Brian Day. In the 15-lap A Feature, Littlefield started on pole and dominated, crossing the finish line first. Bicker held on for second, with Day in third and Joe Rutherford in fourth. Jonah Littlefield was unable to start the Feature.
A Night to Remember
The racing at Hattiesburg Speedway showcased the heart and soul of dirt track racing, with drivers pushing their machines to the limit. From Tony Atwood’s commanding Mini-Sprints performance to Tanner Kellick’s late-model heroics, the night was filled with memorable moments, including a Candy Drop for the kids from the grandstand tower that was a highly anticipated point in the evening for those kids. Fans are already looking forward to the next event at the iconic Mississippi oval.
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