KELLYVILLE, Okla. (April 19, 2008) - Jamie Passmore just might be taking a liking to Creek County Speedway after picking up his second OCRS victory of the season here on Saturday. After winning the OCRS season opener at Creek on April 5, Passmore once again dominated the tight quarter mile oval winning the 25-lap main event over Matt Sherrell. 

Passmore passed early leader Travis Jenkins on lap 13 and led the final 12 laps on the way to victory. Jenkins held on to second until the final lap when Sherrell slipped by. Jenkins settled for third and was followed by Rafe Essary in fourth and Shane Pace fifth.

The main event got off to a rough start as Waylon Weaver turned over on his top just out of turn two on the opening lap and defending champion Mike Goodman was unable to avoid contact and nosed into him. The restart saw a yellow wave as David Dutton tangled with another car in turn three. Another attempt at a restart ended with another yellow when Danny Smith stopped in turn four after contact with another car in turn two caused front end damage. Goodman, who earlier won the B main to earn his way into the A feature, could not miss Smith and this time it was enough to send Goodman to the pits for the night.

The next restart was good and Jenkins roared into the lead with Passmore coming from third row inside to second. Passmore chased Jenkins for 11 laps before finally challenging on lap 12. The next lap Passmore made his move into the lead.

Goodman started on the pole of the B main and went the distance for the win. Zach Beeler finished second with Len Larking working his way into third. Keith Bolton rounded out the top four A main transfers.

New winners emerged in the five regular classes seeing action on Saturday. Austin McSperitt, Kevin Lacy, Mark Duensing, Jeff Maggard and Rick McKinney grabbed their first wins of the season.

Lacy paid his first victory of the season to Creek and came from the back to win the modified main event. Lacy worked his way second on lap 14 and chased down early leader Chad Davis. On the final lap Lacy took away the lead leaving Davis with second. Nick Henson moved into the points lead with his third place finish.

McSperitt started on the front of the super stock A feature and he led all 20 laps for the win. Daniel Pruitt wheeled into second followed by Kevin Hill and Nathan Campbell. Campbell moved into second on lap 13 but ran into trouble when he tried to slip under McSperitt for the lead at the same time Pruitt decided to make a move. The two collided with McSperitt in turn four forcing a yellow flag. Only Campbell was stalled on the track and had to restart on the rear. McSperitt went on to victory with Tommy Romine charging into second on lap 18. Jimmy Owen moved into third dropping Pruitt to fourth.

Michael Stucks was disqualified after winning the mini stock main event and that gave the win to Jeff Maggard. Stucks shot into the lead after three laps and cruised to victory. His tires failed inspection and he was DQ'ed which handed the win to Maggard who was running second.

Mark Duensing grabbed the lead with two laps remaining to win the pure stock feature. With two laps left Ed Gragg raced into second.

Defending champion Rick McKinney finally got back in the winners circle with a final lap win in the front wheel drive division. McKinney worked his way up behind leader Brad Bishop and slipped past in turn three for his first victory of the season. Bishop remained in second and Toby Cooper was third.