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Champions crowned at Pahrump Valley Speedway

The 10-month Pahrump Valley Speedway season came to an end last Saturday and at the last race they announced the seven division champions.

The seven race divisions at the Pahrump Valley Speedway are Bombers, Mini Stock, Hobby Stock, Super Stock, Coupe, Dwarf and Modified.

The champions were as follows:

The Bomber champion was Mike Layne, the Mini Stock Champion was Dylin Smotherman, the Hobby Stock champion was Eric Hallet, the Super Stock champion was Rafael Flores, the Coupe champion was Mark Daub, the Dwarf champion was Brett Gamble and the Modified champion was CJ King.

Although the season ended, this doesn't mean that there won't be any more racing, for there are still two more races at the Pahrump Valley Speedway. The speedway will play host to the Day after the Dual on Nov. 15. and a track fund day on Nov. 21.

-Contact Sports Editor Vern Hee at vhee@pvtimes.com

 

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