Doggett picked up his second win of the season in the 50-lap Limited Sportsman Division race, taking the lead after race leaders Tommy Peregoy of Red Oak, Va. and Danny Willis Jr. of Cluster Springs, Va. tangled and spun on lap 36.  Before the first two cars spun, it was Taylor Doggett who was clearly the fastest car on the track as he was quickly running them down each lap after starting the race in the fifth position.  When the two leaders spun, Doggett was able to get by them on the high side to race back to the start finish line to take the lead.  When the green flag drop to re-start the race Taylor Doggett ignited the fuse on the DA Motorsports rocket ship and quickly pulled away from the rest of the field and in the remaining 14 laps, putting an almost one second lead (.858 lead) over Justin Snow, the second place finisher as Taylor went on to take the win.

Jeb Burton, son of the famous NASCAR legend Ward Burton prepares for his largest race of the season coming up Oct. 16 at South Boston Speedway, the 'Danville Toyota Latemodle 300'.  The longest and richest event of the 2010 season at South Boston Speedway will pay $10,000 to the winner. The two-day event will get cranked up on Friday, Oct. 15, when practice and qualifying sessions will be held. Action will resume on Saturday, Oct. 16, with qualifying heat races and the 300-lap feature attraction, which will showcase the best of the best NASCAR Whelen Late Model Stock Car drivers in the region. Advance tickets for the Danville Toyota Late Model 300 are currently on sale and priced at $15. Advance tickets can be purchased through Friday, Oct. 15. Adult tickets on race day will be priced at $20. Youth, ages 7-12, will be admitted for $10 with a paying adult and children, ages 6 and under, will be admitted free with a paying adult.   For more information go to www.southbostonspeedway.com