Philip Morris took the lead from pole winner H.C. Sellers, III of Ringgold, Va. on the third lap and despite having two cautions in the final 13 laps to bunch the field up, led the rest of the way enroute to his second win of the season here. He finished .46 second ahead of Woodward. Dean Ward of Winston-Salem, N.C. finished third, Gilbert King of Chesterfield, S.C. finished fourth and Sawyers finished fifth. The second feature had a few more bumps in the road in getting to the front of the pack as the Ruckersville driver found himself at the back of the pack after an early multicar incident. Morris worked hard in the Little Trees Chevy Late Model to get to the front but came up a few laps short of a second win to finish third.
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This weekend at the Richmond International Raceway, Morris will be behind the wheel of the Little Trees Chevy Monte Carlo Busch series car. We needed a pit stop to get the car right as it was really pushing from the drop of the flag. Unfortunately, we were the yellow. We caught a tough break. It's a really physical track and we got caught up in it.