Winchester, Indiana (August 14, 2006) – Three different drivers found victory lane at Winchester Speedway on Sunday afternoon including Danny Jackson in the ARCA Lincoln Welders Truck Series, Jeff Lane in the CRA Outlaw Super Late Models, and Beau Mitchell in the MAX 93.5/96.7 CRA Street Stocks.

Danny Jackson, the 2005 Rookie Of The Year with the ARCA Lincoln Welders Truck Series, made only his second with that series this season, both starts have resulted in wins for Jackson, driving for owner AJ Pate. Jackson, who is racing fulltime in the CRA Super Series this season and is currently the leader in CD-2 Rookie Of The Year points, was the fast qualifier Sunday, came from his 5^th place inverted starting position, but would not have gotten the win without some luck. Kyle Partridge had over a half lap lead when a late caution on lap 47 bunched up the field with Jackson in second place. On the restart Partridge could not come to speed with a blistered tire allowing Jackson to take the lead with Nick Gullatta close behind. Gullatta charged underneath Jackson in turn three coming to the checkers. The two were side by side coming out of turn four banging off each other all the way to the finish line were Jackson would take the closest victory, .047 seconds, in series history.

"Anytime you get in AJ’s truck you know you’re going to have the best piece under you. We had a little help today, but it doesn’t matter. When you drive for AJ, you always have a shot at the win, " remarked Jackson in victory lane.

Danny Jackson is the son of long-time ASA and Late Model competitor Dave Jackson from Loveland, Ohio. Dave has put his racing on hold in an effort to get Danny’s racing career started. Sunday was a good day for that effort for the Jackson family.

Knightstown, Indiana native cruised to victory in the inaugural CRA Outlaw Super Late Model event held Sunday on the High Banks of Winchester Speedway. Lane, driving for legendary crew chief and car owner Bill Rievley, was the events fast qualifier, narrowly missing his track record he set last season, and came from his sixth place starting position to get the win over former Winchester 400 winner Bobby Parsley. Veteran Kenny Tweedy held the early lead before contact with the wall in turn one ended his day, giving Lane the lead on lap 6 of the 50 lap event. It was the second win for Lane in an Outlaw Late Model at Winchester Speedway. Massillon, Ohio native Tim Sibila finished in third, Cord Ehrhart was fourth with Zach Hulvey in fifth.

Owensboro, Kentucky native Beau Mitchell got his third straight MAX 93.5/96.7 CRA Street Stock victory Sunday, but he had to work extra hard for this one. Mitchell, the events fast qualifier, started in tenth place in the 26 car field, but had to go to the tail of the field after a flat tire on the first lap of the event. Mitchell steadily worked his way through the field to take the lead on lap 24 and lead the final 16 laps to get the victory. Brian Hopkins finished in second, Mike Riddle Jr. in third, Chuck Cook in fourth and Mike Miller in fifth. Miller led the first 23 laps before being black-flagged to the tail for a time violation.

The next event at Winchester Speedway will be the rescheduled Kenny Irwin Memorial Presented By Pier-Mac Plastics for the USAC Sprint Car Series on Sunday, August 27^th. The event was originally scheduled for June 11^th, but was postponed because of weather. The MAX 93.5/96.7 CRA Street Stocks and CRA Sportsman Series will also be in action. Go to www.winchesterspeedway.com to purchase advanced tickets or for more information on that event.