SCOTT BRINGS HOME 10th CAREER LATE MODEL WIN AT
ROSEVILLE
Photo by Keith Breazeal
Steven
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SCOTT BRINGS HOME 10th
CAREER LATE MODEL WIN AT ROSEVILLE
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GROVE, CALIFORNIA (August 31, 2010) – Matt Scott scored his ninth straight podium finish and
tenth career NASCAR Late Model win, by winning the second of the twin 44 main
events at All American Speedway on Saturday night in Roseville, Calif.
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By also
setting fast-time over the 18 Late Models on hand, Scott’s career stats include
six fast-times, 10 wins, and 44 top-tens in 50 career starts.
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“I cannot
thank my crew enough for this one,â€??? Scott said.Â
“We had to test Friday because we found out that our rear end was
broken, and then we also made some adjustments to the car between the two races
tonight that really did the trick.�??
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The 18
year-old driver also stretched his points lead to 124 points over Jonathan
Mawhinney.
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Scott won
the pole by just .036 seconds over Jacob Gomes with a lap of 13.867 seconds
around the one-third mile asphalt oval.
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Starting
sixth in the first 44 lap main event of the night, Scott was up to third by lap
nine. On lap 12, Scott passed 2009 track
champion Jason Romero for second.
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After a
pair of cautions, Scott engaged Gomes.Â
On lap 27, Scott began working on the leader and looking to the
inside. With five laps to go, Scott
moved to the inside of Gomes.
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The crowd
of more than 1500 fans rose to their feet as Gomes and Scott went side-by-side
to the finish, with Gomes edging Scott by just .015 seconds at the line in a
near photo finish.
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Gomes
spun an invert of five for the second 44 lap event, which put Scott fourth on
the grid. Scott moved into third quickly
and patiently worked on second place Chris Scribner.
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On lap
19, Scott passed Scribner for second place.Â
A caution lap 25 bunched the field up, and Scott took the lead from Ron
Chunn on the restart.
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Scott
drove away to a comfortable win by leading the final 19 laps to the checkered
flag.
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The night
was another career-defining effort for the 18 year-old driver who is looking to
move up in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West in 2011. Scott has a strong lead in the All American
Speedway track championship with a chance to clinch the title in next weekend’s
TOYOTA/TRD 100.
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Matt Scott
Racing is also up to third in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series California
standings, just one point out of fourth.
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Late 2010
and early 2011 plans are being formulated now for the talented Amador High School graduate. Sponsorship and media inquiries can be
forwarded to Steven Blakesley at steven@norcalmedia.comÂ
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Scott Racing is online at www.mattscottracing.com or on Facebook
keywords “Matt Scott Racing�??.
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