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Crash at Pahrump Valley Speedway

On July 29, the cars were flying in the mini stock class as two cars dramatically collided causing one car to roll three times.

Horton and Haylee Little got their cars tangled in the heat race.

Driver James Horton, in the rolled car, walked away with no injuries.

“The two drivers bumped in the first turn of the race and I was going to black flag Horton,” Flagman Dale Geissler said. “But then the two got tangled in turn three and four causing Horton’s car to roll.”

This was Horton’s second time in a race car. Two weeks prior he took second place. He said he’s not sure if he will race again.

More racing was planned Aug. 12 at the Pahrump Valley Speedway. For ticket information see pahrumpvalleyspeedway.com. All classes will be racing, including the Mini Dwarf class for the kids.

Results of July 29: Mini stock: (21) Tyler Murphy, (8) Alex Murphy, (99) Haylee Little, (77) Janell Layne; Dwarf: (40x) Derek Rosse, (4x) Cecilia Dillie, (1xxx) Ridge Abbott, (17m) Mac Marmon, (60) Mark Hamill, (70) Jeremiah Tatum, (24x) Jim Lasiter Jr.; Hobby Stock: (28) Jared Ward, (52) Terry Simkins; Bomber: (77) Mark Layne, (74) Steve Dinerstein; Coupes: (89) Allen Lokey, (55) Scott Brady; Modified: (11AV) Andrew Vanthof; Sport Mods: (6k) Mike Suber, (93) Chuck Trastor; Micro Sprint: (17) Eddie Chacon, (23) Ray Garnica, (5) Blaze Silva, (19) Evil Pruitt, (50) Clint Silva, (2) Jason Funk; Super Stock: (360) Matt Belcher.

Contact sports editor Vern Hee at vhee@pvtimes.com

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