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For Immediate Release Rodney Sanders Tops the World Modified Championship Once Again Happy, Texas (07/27/15) – For the second-straight year Rodney Sanders piloted his #20 Swan Energy/MB Customs Open Wheel Modified to the $20,000 triumph in the World Modified Dirt Track Championship. “I just concentrated on keeping the car up front and running straight laps and keeping my tires under me,” an elated Sanders said in victory lane. “We just had a great car and I can’t thank everyone that helps me out enough. This is an awesome feeling.” On Thursday night Rodney headed to Deer Creek Speedway (Spring Valley, Minnesota) to compete in the United States Modified Touring Series (USMTS) sanctioned, 5th Annual World Modified Dirt Track Championship presented by Red Tail Tackle. With 63 Open Wheel Modifieds signed in for the first night of three, Sanders scored a runner-up finish in his heat transferring him into the A-Main. Starting in 6th for the 30-lapper, Sanders advanced three spots, capturing a podium finish behind race winner, Terry Phillips and Bobby Malchus. Joey Jensen and Brandon Davis completing the top five. Coming from 6th to 2nd in his heat the following night, Sanders earned a 5th place starting spot for the 30-lap A-Main presented by Red Tail Tackle. Working his way into second spot by lap 15, Sanders dueled with Jason Hughes for the lead until recording a 2nd place finish behind Hughes with Brandon Davis, Brad Dierks, and Dan Ebert rounding out the top five. For the final night of the World Modified Dirt Track Championship, Sanders started in the pole position for the feature event. Battling for $5,000 in the first 30-lap segment of the finale, Rodney Sanders added to his tally scoring his 18th win of the season with Brandon Davis, Jason Hughes, Terry Phillips and Brad Dierks completing the top five. With a ten minute intermission to make any last second adjustments, Rodney headed out for the 50-lap main event with the pole position starting spot. After holding off a late race charge from Jason Hughes, Sanders continued his phenomenal 2015 season, scoring his 19th victory of the season. Bringing his total winning to over $20,000 for the weekend, Sanders led all 50 laps, bagging the $15,000 payday with Jason Hughes, Terry Phillips, Joey Jenson and Zack VanderBeek rounding out the top five. Rodney is currently leading the USMTS Standings. For more results from these events, please visit www.USMTS.com . The team is currently planning to not race anywhere this coming weekend. Keep your browsers pointed to www.RodneySandersRacing.net for the latest team news. Rodney Sanders would like to thank all of his sponsors including Swan Energy, Kimrad Transport, S&S Fishing and Rental, Special Care, Outreachers Sustainable Solutions, Swan Racing, Geddes Race Engines, MB Customs, Alaron Energy, B&L Satellite Rental, STSI, Integra Shocks, Keyser Manufacturing, C&R Radiators, Eibach Springs, Charter Oak Production Company, Palmer Painting, Beyea Headers, Five Star Shop Service, McDonald Oil Field Services, KBC Graphics, D&G Contracting, FK Rod Ends, Fike's Transmissions, Krohn Farms, Mars Race Cars, K&N Filters, Club 29 Race Cars, Real Racing Wheels, 87 Automotive, Wichita Tank Racing, Wehrs Machine, All-Star Performance, Wilwood Breaks, Driven Race Oils, CMD Race Shocks, and MSRMafia.com Marketing Services. For more information on Rodney Sanders, please visit www.RodneySandersRacing.net . FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tony Jackson Jr. Tops MARS Foes at Springfield Lebanon, Missouri (07/27/15) –Tony Jackson Jr. padded his advantage atop the Mid America Racing Series (MARS) Super Late Model standings by piloting his Henryetta Ford #56 Black Diamond by Club 29/Cornett Racing Engine Super Late Model to the $2,000 victory on Saturday evening at Springfield Raceway. |
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