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Milestones in OSP History:
1946:
Donald Brewster purchased a tract of land west of Savannah, Georgia, to build a facility to race cars. He died of a heart attack before completing his project and the property lay dormant for 5 years.
1951:
Joe Blount purchased the speedway, added the finishing touches and staged a motorcycle event in March, 1951. The first automobile race was held on May 6, 1951, under the promotion of Sam Nunis, one of the most highly regarded promoters of his era. Johnnie Parsons, the 1950 Indianapolis 500 winner, was the winner of that first race.
1953:
Oglethorpe joined the North Florida Racing Association and hosted such drivers as Joe Weatherly, Fireball Roberts, and Speedy Thompson
1954:
Oglethorpe hosted the 5th event on the NASCAR Grand National circuit (now called the Nextel Cup) for the first time. Al Keller of Buffalo, NY scored the win in a Hudson Hornet built by George Miller. Buddy Baker was second, retaining his Grand National division points lead. The polesitter was Herb Thomas with a qualifying speed of 63.202, but he broke a right rear hub with 3 laps remaining in the race and finished 10th.
1955:
The popular Grand National circuit returned in the spring, and Lee Petty of Randleman, NC wheeled his Chrysler to a 4-lap victory over the field while Don White raised the excitement level trying to recover from a 4-lap pit stop. Attendance for the event was 3,750 with 18 cars finishing the race.
The Sixties:
With growing interest in asphalt racing, the new Savannah Speedway opened. Conflicts often developed between OSP and the new track. Blount tried a variety of events, including horse racing, to fill the stands, but his efforts failed and the track closed its doors to weekly stock car racing events.
1976:
After years of unsuccessful attempts to restore the speedway to glory, Blount turned the lease over to Curtis Culver and Clem Burnsed. Culver fell victim to ill health and later died, leaving Burnsed to continue his interests in local racing.
1977:
 Emory Stone assumed the Culver interest in the track and the track would host a special event called the Dirt Track 100 and introduce an unheard of purse of $20,000. A new surge in dirt track racing was coming on the heels of lighter cars such as the new Camaros and Firebirds.
1981:
Oglethorpe hosted a 100 lap National Dirt Racing Associated (NDRA) event with a purse of $45,000.  The legendary Buck Simmons would win that race and take home the first place prize of $10,000.
1982:
The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) returned to the dirt track with NASCAR's Jim France on hand to congratulate the series champ, a young Florida rider named Billy Labrie.
1984:
Oglethorpe is invited to join the NASCAR Winston Racing Series. In the very first year, David Into, a Hardeeville, SC architect, captured both a NASCAR Weekly Racing Series Regional and National title. He pocketed $25,000 in cash awards from NASCAR. Into was crowned at the first speedway banquet organized by the OSP Ladies Auxiliary, lady racer Lynn Turner, President.
1987:
A near-capacity crowd was on hand for a truck and tractor pull event at the speedway held in March of 1987.
1988:
Enduro Racing is introduced to the Savannah community with much success, and the sprint cars come to town again.
1991:
Oglethorpe celebrates its 40th Anniversary with a special Founder's Day on May 6. The speedway is recognized for producing more drivers in the top 16 NASCAR Weekly Racing Series regional standings than any other facility. The support division, Street Stock, had reached over 60 regular drivers and the program had to be shifted to accomodate the growing field with both an A & B main event.
1994:
 David Into announces his retirement from the NASCAR Weekly Racing Series.  He has won ten of the last 11 Late Model championships with only Robert Elliott knocking him off the perch in 1987.
1995:
 "Flying" Brian Turner wins the Late Model championship crown without a single feature victory.  A feat yet to be duplicated at OSP.
1997:
 Donnie Bazemore wins his second consecutive title in the Late Model division becoming only the second man to win two titles in OSP's top level division.
1998:
 Ricky Bozard wins his third straight title in the Street Stock class.  He also is crowned the NASCAR regional champion for the second straight year.  Chris Usry wins the first "Showdown on the Coast" event at OSP.
1999:
 The 2nd Annual "Showdown on the Coast" is won by Bobby Oglesby.
2000:
 Kent Strickland becomes only the third driver in OSP Late Model history to win two consecutive titles under NASCAR.  Tuck Trentham of Florida wins the 3rd Annual "Showdown on the Coast".
2001:
 OSP celebrates it's 50th Anniversary with the introduction of the Top 20 drivers of all-time and the new "Wall of Fame" honorees.  All are honored during the 4th Annual "Showdown on the Coast" which is won for the second straight year by Tuck Trentham.
2002:
 A sixteen-year-old Robert Diekemper wins the Street Stock crown after winning an unbelievable seven feature races.  Ivedent Lloyd wins the first 150-lap Late Model feature at the 5th Annual "Showdown on the Coast" in October.
2003:
 Bobby Oglesby becomes the first driver since David Into to win three Late Model titles and win them in three consecutive years.  Jacksonville's Johnny Collins puts his Dodge Late Model into victory lane at the 6th Annual "Showdown on the Coast" in October.
2004:
 After 20 years of trying, Bobby Morris captures the OSP Late Model title for car owner Dennis Morris.  He also finishes fourth in the NASCAR region pocketing over $16,000 in cash.  The 7th Annual "Showdown on the Coast" champion is 17-year-old Jordie Nipper of Cochran, GA.
2005:
 Twenty-year-old Robert Diekemper becomes the youngest driver to ever win a Late Model championship at OSP.  18-year-old rookie Sean Meeks ends up in second place.  Young Guns Shoot-Out debuts in February of 2005.  Alabama's DeWayne Johnson passes Patrick Sheltra for the lead on the last lap of the Budweiser 150 to cap off a fantastic "Showdown" weekend.

 
OSP: A Track Rich in History

Oglethorpe Speedway Park celebrates it's 56th Anniversary in 2007. The half mile speedway has entertained race fans since March of 1951 when championship motorcycle racing debuted in Savannah.  The first stock car race took place at the historic half mile in May of 1951. Johnnie Parsons was the first winner.  Parsons was the defending Indy 500 winner that year.  Present OSP

The half mile clay speedway hosted the NASCAR Grand National Series (today's Nextel Cup Series) in March of 1954 and 1955.  The winner of the race on March 28, 1954 was Al Keller in a 1954 Hudson.  Keller won $1000 for winning the 200-lap race while Buck Baker took home $650 for finishing in second place.  The Flock brothers (Fonty and Bob) each won $25 for finishing 11th and 12th.

The other NASCAR Grand National race was held on March 6, 1955 and was won by Lee Petty.  His son, Richard Petty, signed in as a crew member that day.  Herb Thomas competed that day along with Curtis Turner, Junior Johnson and Buck Baker.

Many of today's most recognized racers have turned laps at Savannah's famous speedplant. Former NASCAR Winston Cup champions Ned Jarrett, Glenn "Fireball" Roberts, David Pearson, Joe Weatherly, Buddy Baker, Dale Earnhardt and Speedy Thompson have competed at Oglethorpe Speedway Park.

Current owner, Emory Stone, purchased the speedway in 1977. Since then, Oglethorpe Speedway Park has led the way for many tracks in the area. Stone was the first promoter to offer dirt racers a purse of over $45,000. He was also the first dirt track to sign on with the NASCAR Weekly Racing Series in 1984. Finally, through Stone's guidance the Enduro Series was born. This affordable division of racing took the short track industry to new levels.  Many races had over 125 competitors racing for 150 to 300 laps with purses as high as $10,000 to win.

In 1984, Oglethorpe Speedway Park re-entered the NASCAR record books. Oglethorpe Speedway Late Model champion David Into became the first national champion for NASCAR's short track series.  Into took home a $25,000 pay day for his 1984 efforts.

Oglethorpe Speedway Park developed a number of drivers through it's weekly racing program.  David Into dominated the Late Model scene winning an unprecedented ten track titles between 1984 and 1994.  The only driver to knock Into out of the title spot was Robert Elliott in 1987.  Since that time, "Flying" Brian Turner (1995), Donnie Bazemore (1996 & 1997), Hal McGraw (1998), Kent Strickland (1999 & 2000), Bobby Oglesby (2001, 2002 & 2003), Bobby Morris (2004) and this past season (2005) 20-year-old Robert Diekemper became the youngest driver to have captured the prestigious Late Model crown at OSP.

In 2005, OSP entertained over 600 competitors.  Many of the stars of tomorrow cut their teeth at the speedway in February during the first ever Coca-Cola Young Guns Shoot-Out.  Bodine Massengill and Zack VanDerbeek claimed the honors for late models and modifieds.  The trend of younger drivers continued in the regular season as over a dozen drivers under the age of twenty competed on a weekly basis at OSP.  The future is bright for OSP race fans!

The historic half mile speedway has sprouted careers and entertained hundreds of drivers for the past half century in the Late Models, Street Stocks, Hobby Stocks, Mini Stocks, Pure Stocks, Go Karts, Enduro Series, Powder Puff, 440 Series and Queen Bees.

In 2007 for the first time over twenty years, OSP elected to not be NASCAR sanctioned.

The tradition of championship racing in a family oriented facility lives on as Oglethorpe Speedway Park runs weekly racing events on Friday nights at 8:00pm.  Late Models, Street Stocks, Mini Stocks, Pure Stocks and 440s make up the weekly schedule.
 
A Few OSP Pictures from Yesteryear:










* Like old photos like these? Next time at OSP, take a stroll through the Finish Line Pub and check out some of the images that adorn the walls.
OSP Racers from the Past:

Year

Divisions

1976

 

 

 

1977

 

 

 

1978

 

 

 

1979

Late Models
1. Jack Pennington

Ltd. Sportsman
1. David Into

Street Stock
1. Thornton Butler

1980

 

 

  

1981

 

 

 

1982

 

 

 

1983

Late Models
1. Ricky Brant
2. David Into
3. Frank Brantley
4. Glenn Shuman
5. Jim McNeal
6. Larry Cassavaw
7. Carey Graham
8. Charles Davis
9. Jeff Jacobs
10. Hal McGraw

Street Stocks
1. Kenny Wilson
2. Hubert Keller
3. Jimmy Hayes
4. Bobby Graff, Jr.
5. Bob Fennell, Sr.
6. Mike Vickery
7. Dave Baldwin
8. Andy Stone
9. Danny Smith
10. David Driggers

Bomber Stocks
1. Rick Green
2. Tommy Long
3. Cregg Womack
4. Ronnie Brant
5. Danny Smith
6. Paul Bruner
7. Larry Cosnahan
8. Jack Jenkins
9. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
10. Carol Hillis

1984

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Charles Powell, III
3. Robert Elliott
4. Ricky Brant
5. Frank Brantley
6. Carey Graham
7. Thornton Butler
8. Jeff Jacobs
9. Larry Drawdy
10. Roy Mincey

Street Stocks
1. Danny Smith
2. Hubert Keller
3. Steve Perry
4. Andy Stone
5. Kenny Wilson
6. David Driggers
7. Jesse Moone
8. L.A. Varnadore
9. Bob Fennell, Sr.
10. Eddie Smith

Pure Stocks
1. Wayne Mincey
2. Tommy Long
3. Danny Lewis
4. Phil Smalley
5. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
6. Ronnie Brant
7. Cregg Womack
8. Dennis Morris
9. Leland Prewitt
10. Reggie Miller

1985

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Charles Powell, III
3. Robert Powell
4. Hal McGraw
5. Robert Elliott
6. Frank Brantley
7. Kenny Wilson
8. Tommy Spence
9. Thornton Butler
10. Jeff Jacobs

Street Stocks
1. Tommy Long
2. Bill Driggers
3. Leland Prewitt
4. Danny Lewis
5. Ronnie Brant
6. Cregg Womack
7. Gary Page
8. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
9. Dave Kreitz
10. Robbie Humphrey

Hobby Stocks
1. Mike Vickery
2. Tommy Porter, Jr.
3. Hubert Keller
4. David Bargeron
5. Dale Miles
6. Mike Stone
7. Lynn Turner
8. Danny Smith
9. L.A. Varnadore
10. Andy Stone

1986

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Charles Powell, III
3. Robert Elliott
4. Robert Powell
5. Charlie Williamson
6. Hal McGraw
7. Larry Drawdy, Sr.
8. Frank Brantley
9. Roy Mincey
10. Doug Rhodes

Street Stocks
1. Danny Lewis
2. Ronnie Gordon
3. Leland Prewitt
4. Ronnie Brant
5. Ray Crosby
6. Gary Page
7. Bill Driggers
8. David Driggers
9. Cregg Womack
10. Bill Bruner

Pure Stocks
1. Tommy Porter, Jr.
2. Carroll Jenkins
3. Hubert Keller
4. Mike Vickery
5. Tommy Long
6. Danny Smith
7. David Bargeron
8. Larry Lee
9. Eddie Smith
10. Dave Baldwin

1987

Late Models
1. Robert Elliott
2. David Into
3. Charlie Williamson
4. Hal McGraw
5. Frank Brantley
6. Charles Powell, III
7. Larry Drawdy, Sr.
8. Roy Mincey
9. Andy Stone
10. Mac Lipthratt

Street Stocks
1. Danny Lewis
2. Gary Page
3. Jamie Taylor
4. Willie Murray
5. Ronnie Gordon
6. David Driggers
7. Bobby Morris
8. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
9. Teddy Pickard
10. Donnie Bazemore

Pure Stocks
1. Tommy Porter
2. Danny Smith
3. Tommy Long
4. Randy Cook
5. Mickey Carter
6. Leland Prewitt
7. Carroll Jenkins
8. Hubert Keller
9. Aubrey Edenfield
10. Kerry Terrell

1988

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Hal McGraw
3. Thornton Butler
4. Danny Lewis
5. Frank Brantley
6. Miles Elliott
7. Leland Prewitt
8. Larry Drawdy
9. Roy Mincey
10. Hubert Keller

Street Stocks
1. Gary Page
2. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
3. Donnie Bazemore
4. Cregg Womack
5. Troy English
6. James Jones
7. Brian Antman
8. Bob Fennell, Sr.
9. Richard Moore
10. Willie Murray

Pure Stocks
1. Tommy Porter, Jr.
2. Michael Carter
3. Randy Cook
4. Tommy Long
5. Michael Mincey
6. Dennis Morris
7. Kevin Ray
8. L.A. Varnadore
9. Farrin Barber
10. William Driggers

1989

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Leland Prewitt
3. Tommy Porter, Jr.
4. Tommy Long
5. Dennis Morris
6. Larry Drawdy, Sr.
7. James Hayes
8. Randy Cook
9. Frank Brantley
10. Carroll Jenkins

Street Stocks
1. Danny Smith
2. Bobby Morris
3. Kent Strickland
4. Donnie Bazemore
5. Gary Page
6. Tim Davis
7. Ronnie Gordon
8. Faron Jenkins
9. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
10. Troy English

Mini Stocks
1. Richard Morris
2. Rob Davis
3. Danny Smith
4. Howard Wright
5. Stan Riner, Jr.
6. Diane Teel
7. Shane Waller
8. Jeff Fletcher
9. Richard Linton
10. Swain Morris

1990

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Hal McGraw
3. Leland Prewitt
4. Mickey Carter
5. Miles Elliott
6. Tommy Long
7. Larry Drawdy, Sr.
8. Randy Cook
9. Dennis Morris
10. Donnie Bazemore

Street Stocks
1. Kent Strickland
2. Danny Smith
3. Timothy Davis
4. Bobby Oglesby
5. Hubert Into
6. Ricky Bozard
7. Troy English
8. Richard Green
9. Cregg Womack
10. Stan Turlington

Mini Stocks
1. Rob Davis
2. Lee Strickland
3. Stan Riner, Jr.
4. Richard Morris
5. Hubert Jenkins
6. Swain Morris
7. Shane Walker
8. Daylon Barnard
9. Robert Braswell
10. Mike Hastilow

1991

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Hal McGraw
3. Tommy Long
4. Ricky Brant
5. Leland Prewitt
6. Donnie Bazemore
7. Steve Smith
8. Bobby Morris
9. Ric Minson
10. Frank Brantley

Street Stocks
1. Hubert Into
2. Bobby Oglesby
3. Troy English
4. Ricky Bozard
5. Cregg Womack
6. Julian Oetgen
7. Kent Strickland
8. Richard Green
9. Robert Taylor
10. Stan Turlington

Mini Stocks
1. Rob Davis
2. Richard Morris
3. Lee Strickland
4. Daylon Barnard
5. Anthony Horton
6. Chris Cowart
7. David Screen
8. Jeff Fletcher
9. Joe Hufflin
10. Joel Hyden

1992

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Donnie Bazemore
3. Tommy Long
4. Leland Prewitt
5. Hal McGraw
6. Larry Lee
7. Steve Smith
8. Ricky Brant
9. Hubert Into
10. Frank Brantley

Street Stocks
1. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
2. Carroll Jenkins
3. Bobby Oglesby
4. Troy English
5. Kent Strickland
6. Richard Green
7. James Norris
8. Cregg Womack
9. Robert Taylor
10. Steve McKinley

Mini Stocks
1. Julian Oetgen
2. Daylon Barnard
3. Paul Goss
4. David Screen
5. Jason Screen
6. Rob Davis
7. Alan Burnsed
8. Joe Richardson
9. Hubert Jenkins
10. Steve Wilson

1993

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Ricky Brant
3. Donnie Bazemore
4. Leland Prewitt
5. Tommy Long
6. Bobby Oglesby
7. Steve Smith
8. Danny Smith
9. Curt Redding
10. Frank Brantley

Street Stocks
1. Kent Strickland
2. Troy English
3. Julian Oetgen
4. Ricky Bozard
5. Ray Collins
6. James Norris
7. Lee Jackson
8. Cregg Womack
9. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
10. Jerry Bennett

Mini Stocks
1. Rob Davis
2. Bobby Morris
3. Alan Burnsed
4. Jimmy Rhodes
5. Steve Wilson
6. Terry Fennell
7. Lonnie Brant
8. Frank Hickman
9. Danny Litchfield
10. Randy Lindler

1994

Late Models
1. David Into
2. Steve Smith
3. Donnie Bazemore
4. Lee Jackson
5. Curt Redding
6. Bobby Oglesby
7. Ricky Brant
8. Chris Cowart
9. Rob Davis
10. Luther Shurling

Street Stocks
1. Troy English
2. Ray Collins
3. Ricky Bozard
4. Cregg Womack
5. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
6. James Norris
7. Kent Strickland
8. Jeff Yawn
9. Brian Turner
10. Floyd Williams

Mini Stocks
1. Paul Goss
2. Frank Morris
3. Alan Burnsed
4. Terry Fennell
5. Derek Yawn
6. Jason Screen
7. Chris Hinely
8. Lonnie Brant
9. Don Douglas
10. Scott Selman

1995

Late Models
1. Brian Turner
2. Hubert Into
3. Donnie Bazemore
4. Steve Smith
5. Larry Lee
6. Rob Davis
7. Curt Redding
8. David Bargeron
9. Lee Jackson
10. Charlie Williamson

Street Stocks
1. Cregg Womack
2. Ray Collins
3. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
4. James Norris
5. Ricky Hunter
6. John Bennett
7. Hubert Keller
8. Roy Cox
9. Danny McSpadden
10. Andy Miles

Mini Stocks
1. Bobby Morris
2. Terry Fennell
3. Don Douglas
4. Kenny Drew
5. David Pritchard
6. Chris Hinely
7. Joe Richardson
8. David Sanchez
9. Ed Reimer
10. Derek Yawn

1996

Late Models
1. Donnie Bazemore
2. Glenn Yawn
3. Bobby Morris
4. Larry Lee
5. Curt Redding
6. Rob Davis
7. Bobby Oglesby
8. Jerry Hodge
9. George Brown
10. Hubert Into

Street Stocks
1. Ricky Bozard
2. Bobby Fennell, Jr.
3. James Norris
4. Troy English
5. Cregg Womack
6. Ricky Hunter
7. Lloyd Williams
8. Roy Cox
9. Billy Estes
10. Ronnie Gerrald

Mini Stocks
1. Scott Selman
2. Jason Screen
3. Donnie Wegmann
4. Rick Morris
5. Chris Hinely
6. David Sanchez
7. Bill Herrington
8. Jimmy Morris
9. Terry Fennell
10. Patrick Mikell

1997

Late Models
1. Donnie Bazemore
2. Rob Davis
3. Jody Rogers
4. Robbie Cowart
5. Bobby Morris
6. Derek Yawn
7. James Norris
8. Tony Gaskin
9. Frank Brantley
10. Charlie Williamson

Street Stocks
1. Ricky Bozard
2. Cregg Womack
3. Ricky Hunter
4. Roy Cox
5. Bob Gossett
6. Donald Norby
7. Lonnie Brant
8. Gregg Malphrus
9. Rob Coker
10. Denver Combs

Mini Stocks
1. Alan Burnsed
2. Shawn Pritchard
3. Jason Screen
4. Don Douglas
5. Cliff Yawn
6. Donnie Wegmann
7. Daylon Barnard
8. Dennis Keesling
9. Randy Wegmann
10. Patrick Mikell

1998

Late Models
1. Hal McGraw
2. Donnie Bazemore
3. Jeff Yawn
4. Rob Davis
5. Kent Strickland
6. James Norris
7. David Bargeron
8. Chris Cowart
9. Jerry Hodge
10. Hardy Youmans, Jr.

Street Stocks
1. Ricky Bozard
2. Roy Cox
3. Hubert Into
4. Jay Hendricks
5. Donald Norby
6. Bob Gossett
7. Ellis Huggins
8. Richard Broussard
9. Hubert Keller
10. Mike Peavey

Mini Stocks
1. Jason Screen
2. Shawn Pritchard
3. Dusty Williams
4. Travis Shuman
5. Don Douglas
6. Carl DeLoach
7. Donnie Wegmann
8. Kenny Drew
9. Randy Wegmann
10. Bobby Morris

1999

Late Models
1. Kent Strickland
2. Donnie Bazemore
3. Rob Davis
4. Frank Brantley
5. Robbie Ward
6. James Norris
7. Hardy Youmans, Jr.
8. Chris Cowart
9. Hal McGraw
10. Coy Mincey

Street Stocks
1. Donald Norby
2. Charles Keller
3. James Bradford
4. Harry Wallace
5. Mike Peavey
6. Lonnie Brant
7. Albert Clark, Jr.
8. Nicky Smith
9. Cregg Womack
10. Lloyd Williams

Mini Stocks
1. Donald Douglas
2. Chris Johnson
3. Bobby Morris
4. David Sanchez
5. Patrick Mikell
6. David Pritchard
7. Randy Wegmann
8. Daylon Barnard
9. Shawn Pritchard
10. Kenny Drew

2000

Late Models
1. Kent Strickland
2. Robbie Cowart
3. Jeff Yawn
4. Donnie Bazemore
5. James Norris
6. Rob Davis
7. Dennis Morris
8. Buster Kleckley
9. Frank Brantley
10. Mark Davis

Street Stocks
1. Ellis Huggins
2. Lonnie Brant
3. Shane Riner
4. Jay Hendricks
5. Chris Hinely
6. Donald Norby
7. Brian Barnes
8. Nicky Smith
9. Ruel Joyner
10. Jerry Reich

Mini Stocks
1. Daylon Barnard
2. Justin Cox
3. Dennis Carter
4. Steven Senter
5. Al Aldrich
6. Chris Johnson
7. Kenny Drew
8. Ben Carroll
9. Troy Godbee
10. James Horton

Year

Divisions

2001

Late Models
1. Bobby Oglesby
2. Kent Strickland
3. Donnie Bazemore
4. James Norris
5. Mark Davis
6. Christie Anderson (R)
7. Lee Strickland (R)
8. Randy Cook
9. Rob Davis
10. Ricky Brant

Street Stocks
1. Brian Barnes
2. Lonnie Brant
3. Jay Hendricks
4. Robert Diekemper (R)
5. Ray Collins
6. Shane Riner
7. Chris Litchfield (R)
8. Donald Norby
9. Steve Pittman
10. Jerry Reich

Pure Stocks
1. Donnie Cannon
2. Doc Leggett
3. David McSpadden
4. John Heerema
5. Jim Manka
6. Bill Tyler
7. Andy Stallings
8. Syndi Selph
9. Bubba Nease
10. Holly McSpadden

Mini Stocks
1. Donnie Wegmann
2. Chris Johnson
3. Dean Dickey
4. Billy Stanley
5. Tim Hadden
6. Bobby Morris
7. Ed Geiger
8. Jim Horton
9. Matt Prescott
10. Tommy Greenlee (R)

2002

Late Models
1. Bobby Oglesby
2. Kent Strickland
3. Donnie Bazemore
4. Mark Davis
5. Rob Davis
6 Brian Barnes (R)
7. Keith Tyler
8. Christie Anderson
9. Coy Mincey
10. Brian Turner

Street Stocks
1. Robert Diekemper
2. Lonnie Brant
3. Chris Litchfield
4. Wayne Page
5. Donald Norby
6. Jerry Reich
7. Jay Hendricks
8. Rob Coker
9. John McCosker
10. Michael Slater (R)

Mini Stocks
1. Donnie Wegmann
2. Randall Wegmann
3. Billy Stanley
4. Alan Burnsed
5. Timmy Dickey
6. Matt Prescott
7. Mark Susen (R)
8. Tim Hadden
9. Chris Johnson
10. Josh Carter

Pure Stocks
 1. Jim Manka
2. David Boles (R)
3. John Heerema
4. Jeff Spencer
5. Bill Tyler
6. Tim Ysbrand (R)
7. Andy Stallings
8. Donnie Cannon
9. Bubba Nease
10. Brandon Oostlander (R)

2003

Late Models
1. Bobby Oglesby
2. Bobby Morris
3. Brian Barnes
4. Charlie Williamson
5. Robbie Cowart
6. Robert Diekemper (R)
7. Donnie Bazemore
8. Keith Tyler
9. Mark Davis
10. Christie Anderson

Street Stocks
1. Jay Hendricks
2. Donald Norby
3. Chris Litchfield
4. David McSpadden
5. Bobby Oostlander
6. Michael Slater
7. Ray Collins
8. John McCosker
9. Brian Trudell (R)
10. Rob Coker

Mini Stocks
1. David Sanchez
2. Shawn Pritchard
3. Mike Crosby (R)
4. Chris Johnson
5. Hal Godwin
6. Troy Godbee
7. Glenn Travis (R)
8. Jimmy Groce, Sr.
9. Timmy Dickey
10. Billy Stanley

Pure Stocks
1. Clint Sills
2. Dan Douglas
3. John Heerema
4. Tim Ysbrand
5. Casey Barrow
6. K. Siemienkiewicz (R)
7. Charles Swann (R)
8. John Loomis
9. Shaun Stewart (R)
10. Bubba Nease

2004

Late Models
1. Bobby Morris
2. Donnie Bazemore
3. Steve Smith
4. Shane Riner®
5. Keith Tyler
6. Steven Howard®
7. Brian Nuttal®
8. Mark Davis
9. Dusty Williams®
10. Coy Mincey

Street Stocks
1. Jay Hendricks
2. Chris Litchfield
3. Branden Yawn®
4. Donald Norby
5. Clint Sills®
6. Brian Barnes
7. Butch Reich
8. John McCosker
9. Amber Hale®
10. Nicky Smith

Mini Stocks
1. Bobby Morris
2. Charles Swann
3. Buddy Jacoby
4. Michael Screen®
5. Mark Susen
6. Josh Carter
7. Dale Miles®
8. James Groce, Sr.
9. Matt Prescott
10. Josh Parrish®

Pure Stocks
1. Terron Roberts
2. Don Douglas
3. Dan Douglas
4. John Heerema
5. Donnie Cannon
6. Anthony Parker
7. Walter Sills
8. Kenny Siemienkiewicz
9. Jimmy Tuten
10. John Loomis

2005

Late Models
1. Robert Diekemper
2. Sean Meeks (R)
3. Donnie Bazemore
4. Jay Hendricks (R)
5. Lonnie Brant (R)
6. Shane Riner
7. Casey Barrow (R)
8. Robbie Cowart
9. Russ Brown (R)
10. Steven Senter (R)
 

Street Stocks
1. Ray Collins
2. Chris Litchfield
3. Donald Norby
4. Brian Barnes
5. Clint Sills
6. Michael Helmly (R)
7. Dustin Collins (R)
8. Michael Slater
9. Timmy Dasher
10. Wayne Page

Mini Stocks
1. Charles Swann
2. Chris Johnson
3. Mark Susen
4. Bobby Morris
5. Josh Carter
6. AJ Horton
7. Randy Fields (R)
8. Randy Gregory (R)
9. Buddy Jacoby
10. Ricky Cannady

Pure Stocks
1. Dan Douglas
2. Terron Roberts
3. Buster Kleckley
4. Don Douglas
5. Walter Sills
6. Anthony Parker
7. John Rewis (R)
8. Charles Williams
9. Andy Stallings
10. John Loomis