KELLYVILLE, Okla. (April 26, 2008) - Tommy Romine, Carl Lewis and Rick McKinney picked up their second victories of the season while new winners emerged in three classes at Creek County Speedway on Saturday.

Danny Smith waited patiently to make his move in the sprint car main event and with five laps remaining Smith slipped inside of Frank Sudduth to post his first victory of the season. Sudduth jumped off the pole into the early lead and held a tight inside line with Smith giving chase. Smith tried to challenge on the high side for much of the race but the high groove was not providing enough traction. On lap 15 Smith squeezed inside of Sudduth on the backstretch and edged into the lead in turn three. After a lap 19 restart Smith continued to lead leaving Sudduth with second. Waylon Weaver held onto third and Roy Larkin passed points leader Jamie Passmore on the final lap to finish fourth.

Justin White led all 20 laps to win the modified 'A' feature. Danny Ratcliff followed for the first 10 laps before giving way to Jason Redman. The yellow flag then waved on lap 13 and while making laps under the yellow Redman came to a stop on the front straightaway. Redman was towed to the pits and Mark Hughes moved up to second on the restart. Hughes challenged White on lap 15 but could not make the pass and White regained the front spot to win. Hughes settled for second but took over the points lead with his finish. Ratcliff was third.

Tommy Romine won his second super stock feature of the season to retain his points lead after four races. Romine was the third driver to lead the 20-lap event leading the final five laps.
Daniel Pruitt led the first five laps. Following a restart Trent McBride roared past but two laps later Pruitt was back in front. On lap nine McBride moved back out front and led for six laps before Romine closed in. Romine pulled into the lead on lap 15 winning over McBride and Pruitt in third.

Carl Lewis won a nine lap mini stock main after numerous yellow flags took the race beyond its 20 minute time limit and forced track officials to throw the checkered flag early.
Jerad Traster led through the first six laps as five yellow flags delayed the race. After a fifth restart Lewis edged past Traster for the lead on lap seven.  

Nick Gauntt passed Mark Duensing at the halfway mark and pulled away to win his first pure stock main event. Duensing led the first eight laps before Gauntt pulled alongside at the cross flags. Duensing finished second with Ed Gragg climbing to third.

Rick McKinney took advantage of a lap five restart to jump into the lead and win his second straight front wheel drive feature. Aaron Huelsenbeck led Kimberly Bishop for the first four laps before the yellow waved for Eric Barnes who lost a wheel. On the restart McKinney moved from third past Bishop and Huelsenbeck for the lead. Following a restart with two laps remaining Huelsenbeck challenged McKinney on the final lap but the defending champion held for the win.

Saturday racing return to a 7 p.m. start time. Sprints, modified, super stock, mini stock and pure stock will be racing while the front wheel drive class will have the night off.