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April 4 Recap – South Alabama Speedway hosted its third points race of the season on April 4, delivering an exciting night of racing across multiple divisions.

In the Modified division, Kevin Peel put on a dominant performance, leading every lap from green to checkered to secure the victory.

The Crown Vic division saw another impressive run from Chris Salter, who charged through the field after starting 10th. Salter worked his way to the front and took the lead on lap 9, continuing his winning streak and proving to be the driver to beat in the division.

The Roadrunner race brought plenty of action and late-race drama. Brayden Peters took the lead early on lap 3, however on lap 10, Peters lost control coming out of turn 4 and crossed the finish line sitting sideways of the track. The No. 67 of Austin Hughes had nowhere to go, making contact and T-boning Peters. The incident ended the night for both drivers.

March 21:

The 50th running of the prestigious Rattler 250 delivered a memorable night of racing this past Saturday, as Ty Majeski returned to victory lane, capturing his sixth career Rattler 250 win

The golden anniversary edition of the race carried extra significance, featuring one of the richest purses in the event’s history, with $50,050.50 on the line for the winner.

Throughout the night, teams battled changing track conditions, but Majeski proved once again why he is one of the toughest drivers to beat in Super Late Model racing. When it mattered most, he was able to hold off Colin Allman and close out the historic victory.

With the 50th Rattler 250 now in the books, the win adds yet another highlight to Majeski’s career and continues the tradition of one of the Southeast’s most iconic short track events.