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Lapped Car Sends Clanton To World of Outlaws Late Model Series Victory At I-30 Speedway
LITTLE ROCK, AR – May 11, 2013 – Shane Clanton knows his third World of Outlaws Late Model Series triumph of 2013 was a product of good fortune. 

After capturing Saturday night's 50-lap A-Main at I-30 Speedway, the 37-year-old driver from Zebulon, Ga., could only shake his head at the unlikely turn of events that made him a winner in the national tour's first-ever event in the state of Arkansas.

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"I got lucky," admitted Clanton, who was victorious for the second time in the last three WoO LMS events. "It was given to me because (Tim) McCreadie got into the lapped car. He had a better race car." 
Indeed, Clanton appeared resigned to finishing second after being passed for the lead by Watertown, N.Y.'s McCreadie on lap 43. But two circuits later McCreadie spun between turns three and four when he tangled with Robbie Stuart while attempting to lap the DeRidder, La., driver, sending McCreadie to the rear of the field for the ensuing restart and handing the top spot back to Clanton.
 

Then Clanton – despite running with a deflating left-rear tire on his Kennedy Motorsports Capital Race Car – held off a furious challenge from Darrell Lanigan of Union, Ky., over the final five laps to defeat the defending WoO LMS champion by a mere 0.259 of a second. READ MORE at WOOLMS.COM

Georgian Holds Off Casebolt For Second Victory Of 2013 On National Tour

MARYVILLE, TN – April 26, 2013 – Everything fell Shane Clanton’s way on Friday night at Smoky Mountain Speedway.

Taking advantage of an outside pole starting spot and some well-placed caution flags, Fayetteville, Ga.’s Clanton had just enough speed to hold off a late challenge from Steve Casebolt Jr. of Richmond, Ind., and capture the ‘Mountain Outlaw 50.’

Clanton, 37, registered his second victory of the season on the World of Outlaws Late Model Series, which made its first visit to Smoky Mountain since 2004. He steered his Kennedy Motorsports
Capital Race Car under the checkered flag a scant 0.164 of a second ahead of Casebolt, who overtook Jimmy Owens of Newport, Tenn., for second on a lap-38 restart and kept his Dishman Motorsports MasterSbilt car there to earn a career-best WoO LMS finish.

Owens settled for third in a Team Zero by Bloomquist mount after running in the second spot for laps 10-38. Josh Richards of Shinnston, W.Va., maintained the WoO LMS points lead with a solid fourth-place finish in his father Mark’s Rocket Chassis house car and Billy Ogle Jr. of Knoxville, Tenn., made a late charge to complete the top five in a Blount Motorsports Rocket fielded by Smoky Mountain co-owner Larry Garner. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE

WoO Heads to Tennessee for Tripleheader Weekend!

Phoenix, AZ (April 25, 2013) Kennedy Motorsports drivers Shane Clanton of Fayetteville, GA and Tim Fuller of Watertown, NY will fire up their Clements Racing Engines again this upcoming weekend in Tennessee as the World of Outlaws Late Model Series is back in action at Smokey Mountain Speedway (April 26), Tazewell Speedway (April 27), and Duck River Speedway (April 28) for three seperate $10,000 to win events.  Clanton, who sits second in WoOLMS point standings will be looking for his second WoOLMS sanctioned win of the season while Fuller is anxious to gain momentum after a solid seventh place run at 311 Motor Speedway last week. SCHEDULES