Swindell brothers sweep Parts Plus USCS "Flip Flop" 50 at Riverside in USCS Fall Nationals

West Memphis, AR - November 14, 2009 - The brothers Swindell rarely share
the same racing surface anymore, but, this past weekend was different. Both
of them competed in the Parts Plus United Sprint Car Series winged sprint
car portion of the Hensley Suzuki $50,000 USCS Fall Nationals presented by
Union Auto Parts at Riverside Speedway and battled for the top prize of
$10,000 at the track where they both began their racing careers.

2009 Riverside International Speedway sprint car Champion Jeff Swindell from
Bartlett, Tennessee won the first half of the twin $2500 to-win, 25-lap
Parts Plus USCS "Flip Flop 50" on Saturday night. His brother and sprint car
legend Sammy Swindell from Germantown, Tennessee played the spoiler in the
second main event. Slammin' Sammy won the second 25-lap contest by holding
off brother Jeff Swindell in a shootout over the final two laps of the
contest to collect the second $2500 for himself and kept brother Jeff from
collecting on the $5000 bonus posted if he could win the second main-event
after starting from 22nd position. Sammy Swindell had finished in the
runner-up spot in the first 25-lap main event.

Flip Flop 50 - Main Event Number One:

After sweeping the time trials, his heat race and the K&N Filters Pole
Scramble on Friday night, Jeff Swindell from Bartlett, Tennessee started
from the K&N Filters Pole Position in the first 25-lap Parts Plus USCS main
event. The first race started straight-up from the finish of the K&N Filters
Pole Scramble on Friday night.

Jeff Swindell led every lap on his way to victory lane to collect the $2500
paycheck in the first main event. The win also made it possible for a
$10,000 night for him, if he could win the second 25-lap main event while
starting from 22nd position. Brother Sammy, who finished in the runner-up
spot in feature race number one, would start inside the 11th row next to him
for the second 25-lap battle for bucks.

In the first 25-lap contest Jeff Swindell was followed to the finish line by
Sammy Swindell from Germantown, Tennessee in second place. Veteran sprint
car racer Jan Howard from Marion, Arkansas who started outside the front row
finished in the in third position. Wade Oliver from Southaven, Mississippi
followed Howard in fourth place and young gun Cody Gardner from Benton,
Arkansas rounded out the top five finishers.

The next group of finishers included two-time 2009 USCS feature winner,
Raymond Stull from Independence, Mississippi in sixth place followed by hard
charging NASCAR Nationwide Series driver and former National Sprint Car Hall
of Fame Rookie of the Year, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. from Cornelius, North
Carolina in seventh place. Stenhouse started seventeenth. Sprint Car Hall of
Famer Ricky Hood from Phoenix, Arizona followed Stenhouse in eighth place.
A.G. Rains from West Memphis, Arkansas finished in the ninth position and
defending Parts Plus USCS Champion, Terry Gray rounded out the top ten
finishers in the first of the two main events.

Rookie point's leader Justin Carver from Drummonds, Tennessee won the 12-lap
Engler Machine and Tool B-Main Number One. Marshall Skinner from west
Memphis, Arkansas captured the win in the 12-lap Bar's Leaks B-Main Number
Two. Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. advanced the most positions (ten) in the Parts
Plus USCS A-Main to garner the Lunati Crank It Up Award. Ricky Hood passed
as many cars but started and finished one spot behind the NASCAR young gun.
Jon Stinson was the RE Technologies Rookie of the Race. Cody Gardner was
honored as the Hoosier Tire Young Gun of the race for drivers under 25 years
old.

Results Parts Plus USCS Flip Flop 50 Main event #1 at Riverside Speedway -
November 14, 2009:

Car# driver and hometown
1.. 12 - Jeff Swindell, Bartlett, TN
2.. 10s - Sammy Swindell, Germantown, TN
3.. 4x - Jan Howard, Marion, AR
4.. 58 - Wade Oliver, Southaven, MS
5.. 1G - Cody Gardner, Benton, AR
6.. 6 - Raymond Stull, Independence, MS
7.. 40R - Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. Olive Branch, MS
8.. 99 - Ricky Hood, Phoenix, AR
9.. 3 - A.G. Rains, west Memphis, AR
10.. 10 - Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN
11.. 26M - Marshall Skinner, West Memphis, AR
12.. 40 - Ernie Ainsworth, Bartlett, TN
13.. 2M - Bryce Vowan, Forrest City, AR
14.. A12 - Tommy Worley, Jr., Farmington, MO
15.. 7s - Paul Sides, Bartlett, TN
16.. 26s - Jon Stinson, Memphis, TN
17.. 51 - Lee Sowell, Nesbit, MS
18.. 8x - Chris Williams, Cordova, TN
19.. 12D - Dalton, Davis, Collierville, TN
20.. 40H - Scott Hensley, Olive Branch, MS
21.. 23 - Andy McElhannon, Hernando, MS
22.. 80 - Morgan Turpen, Oakland, TN
23.. 24 - Justin Carver, Drummonds, TN
24.. 25 - Ray Bugg, Iuka, MS

K & N FILTERS POLE AWARD: Jeff Swindell
LUNATI CRANK IT UP AWARD: Ricky Stenhouse Jr. (passed ten cars)
HOOSIER TIRE YOUNG GUN OF THE RACE: Cody Gardner
RE TECHNOLOGIES ROOKIE OF THE RACE: Jon Stinson
JE PISTONS TOP GUNS AWARD: ( Sammy Swindell 2nd place)
K&N FILTERS 3RD-PLACE AWARD: Jan Howard
BUTLERBUILT 4TH-PLACE AWARD: Wade Oliver
BARS LEAKS TOP FIVE AWARD: Cody Gardner
ENTRIES: 35
PROVISIONALS: Two - Jon Stinson, Morgan Turpen

LAP LEADERS: Jeff Swindell (Laps 1-25)

Flip Flop 50 - Main Event Number Two:

West Memphis, AR - Sammy Swindell from Germantown, Tennessee won the second
25-lap portion of the Parts Plus United Sprint Car Series "Flip Flop" 50
during the Hensley Suzuki USCS Fall Nationals presented by Union Auto Parts
at Riverside International Speedway on Saturday night. Swindell had followed
his brother Jeff Swindell to the finish line in the first 25-lap contest.
Sammy Swindell started 21st in the second of the twin 25-lap main events.
The second race started fully inverted from the finish of the first race.

While early race-leader, Andy McElhannon from Nesbit, Mississippi led the
field for the first seven laps, the senior of the two racing Swindell
brothers, worked his way methodically through the talented 24 car field.
Sammy was in tenth place on lap six. After a red flag on lap seven bunched
the field he was in eighth place.

Past series Champion Marshall Skinner from West Memphis, Arkansas grabbed
the lead from McElhannon after the race's re-start. Sammy moved up to sixth
place on lap ten. He then advanced into the top five on lap fourteen. Ricky
Stenhouse, Jr. passed Skinner for the top spot on lap fourteen. Sammy was
fourth on lap seventeen and moved into the runner-up spot just before a
caution period on lap eighteen for a driver who spun on the slippery racing
surface.

For the next five laps Swindell challenged race leader Ricky Stenhouse, Jr.
for the lead. Stenhouse had taken the lead on lap fifteen. Just as the well
known duo passed the flagstand and completed lap twenty-three, contact was
made between the two cars and Stenhouse got the worst of it. Stenhouse's
race was over with his car against the wall and too damaged to continue.

On the re-start Sammy Swindell had brother Jefff Swindell on his rear
bumper, just one car away from the $7500 top prize that would be his if he
could advance one more position. Showing that brotherly love only gets one
so far, Sammy raced as hard as he could go to collect the victory and left
brother Jeff Swindell in the runner-up spot in the thrilling second main
event.

Veteran, Seven-time series Champion, Terry Gray from Bartlett, Tennessee who
started thirteenth finished in the final podium spot in third place. Veteran
Sprint Car Hall of Famer Ricky Hood from Phoenix, Arizona, who started
fifteenth, followed Gray in fourth place. "Worldwide" Paul Sides from
Bartlett, Tennessee rounded out the top five positions.

Raymond Stull from Independence, Mississippi garnered his second sixth place
finish of the night in the tough 35 car field. A.G. Rains from west Memphis,
Arkansas was seventh followed by Jan Howard from Marion, Arkansas in eighth
place. Lee Sowell from Nesbit, Mississippi collected the ninth place
paycheck and Ernie Ainsworth from Bartlett, Tennessee rounded out the top
ten finishers.

In the other divisions featured on Saturday night in the Hensley Suzuki USCS
Fall Nationals 2009 presented by Union Auto Parts, Eddie Gallagher from
Piperton, Tennessee won the $1000 to win Wingless 305 Sprint Car
Championship race. Chris Moore from Nesbit, Mississippi won the $1500 to
win Rislone USCS Modified 35-lap main event. Travis Senter from Osceola,
Arkansas collected the $500 in the 25-lap 600cc Mini Sprint feature. David
McCarver won the $1000 to win 30-lap Stock Car Championship race.

Results Parts Plus USCS Flip Flop 50 Main event #2 at Riverside Speedway -
November 14, 2009:

Car# driver and hometown
1.. 10s - Sammy Swindell, Germantown, TN
2.. 12 - Jeff Swindell, Bartlett, TN
3.. 10 - Terry Gray, Bartlett, TN
4.. 99 - Ricky Hood, Phoenix, AR
5.. 7s - Paul Sides, Bartlett, TN
6.. 6 - Raymond Stull, Independence, MS
7.. 3 - A.G. Rains, West Memphis, AR
8.. 4x - Jan Howard, Marion, AR
9.. 51 - Lee Sowell, Nesbit, MS
10.. 40 - Ernie Ainsworth, Bartlett, TN
11.. 58 - Wade Oliver, Southaven, MS
12.. 23 - Andy McElhannon, Hernando, MS
13.. 24 - Justin Carver, Drummonds, TN
14.. 12D - Dalton, Davis, Collierville, TN
15.. 25 - Ray Bugg, Iuka, MS
16.. 40R - Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. Olive Branch, MS
17.. 26M - Marshall Skinner, West Memphis, AR
18.. 40H - Scott Hensley, Olive Branch, MS
19.. A12 - Tommy Worley, Jr., Farmington, MO
20.. 26s - Jon Stinson, Memphis, TN
21.. 2M - Bryce Vowan, Forrest City, AR
22.. 8x - Chris Williams, Cordova, TN
23.. 80 - Morgan Turpen, Oakland, TN
24.. 1G - Cody Gardner, Benton, AR

K & N FILTERS POLE AWARD: Morgan Turpen
LUNATI CRANK IT UP AWARD: Sammy Swindell. (passed twenty cars)
HOOSIER TIRE YOUNG GUN OF THE RACE: Cody Gardner
RE TECHNOLOGIES ROOKIE OF THE RACE: Justin Carver
JE PISTONS TOP GUNS AWARD: ( Terry Gray third place)
K&N FILTERS 3RD-PLACE AWARD: Terry Gray
BUTLERBUILT 4TH-PLACE AWARD: Ricky Hood
BARS LEAKS TOP FIVE AWARD: Paul Sides
DYNOTECH HARD LUCK AWARD: Morgan Turpen

ENTRIES: 35

PROVISIONALS: Justin Carver and Ray Bugg

LAP LEADERS: Andy McElhannon laps 1-8, Marshall Skinner laps
9-14, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. laps 15- 23 and Sammy Swindell (Laps
24 and 25)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Moore captures Rislone USCS WRS MOD event at Riverside on Friday

West Memphis, AR - November 13, 2009 – Chris Moore from Nesbit, Mississippi won the 25-lap Rislone USCS Modified Series presented by Parts Plus www.uscsracing.com Weekly Racing Series event on Friday night at Riverside International Speedway. Moore followed early race leaders Randy Weaver and Dalton Alexander before grabbing the led on the ninth circuit around the ¼ mile Gumbo clay oval. Moore then raced the final 16 laps to victory lane.

Rusty Stagen from Oakland, Tennessee finished in the runner-up spot followed by Steve Maisel, from Missouri. Brandon Poppenheimer from Nesbit, Mississippi was fourth and current Rislone USCS Modified points leader Hunter Rasdon from Jonesboro, Arkansas rounded out the top five.

Winners of the two 10-lap Rislone USCS Modified Qualifying Races were Steve Carter from Tempe, Arizona and Ben Reed from Munford, Tennessee. Action for the Rislone USCS Mods resumes on Saturday night (November 14th) in the USCS Fall Nationals 2009 finals at Riverside Speedway at 6:00 pm with a the Rislone Oil Stabilizer USCS Modified Touring Series points event.

Ben Reed from Munford, Tennessee finished in third place and Dalton Alexander from West Memphis, Arkansas was fourth, but, both cars were light at the scales.

Rislone USCS Modified WRS results at Riverside Speedway on Friday, November 13th, 2009:

Entries - 30

Fast time : Rusty Stagen 15.755 sec.

Aero Race Wheels Qualifying Race #1: Steve Carter, Hunter Rasdon, Junior Lemmings, Robert Baker, Henry Pullen, Jerry Jackson, Charlie Smith, Eric Hughes, Josh Ray, and Richard Kinney.

RHS - Racing Head Service Qualifying Race #2: Ben Reed, Travis Broach, Tony Anglin, Craig Vaughn, Casey Rowland, Patrick Linn, Scott Weber, Josh Boaz and J.C. Waller.

Bar’s Leaks Rislone USCS Modified feature 25-laps:

1. 22x Chris Moore
2. 01 rusty stagen
3. M41 Steve Maisel
4. 99 Brandon Poppenheimer
5. R5 Hunter Rasdon
6. 71 Robert Baker
7. 7x Craig Vaughn
8. CT1 Charlie Turner
9. 45x Murray Vaughn
10. 3w J>C.Waller
11. 88 Steve Carter
12. 26 Patrick Linn
13. 401k Travis Broach
14. C4 Casey Rowland
15. 02 Tony Anglin
16. 89 Joseph Leister
17. 5 Jerry Jackson
18. 76 Jeremy Ray
19. F1 Randy Weaver
20. 311 Henry Pullen
21. 12 Junior Lemmings
22. 07 Ben Reed
23. Dalton Alexander