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Eddie VanMeter led the final eight laps to score a three-peat in Outlaw Figure-8 action at Anderson Speedway. Anderson driver Mike Riddle Jr. took advantage of the invert after qualifying on Best Way Disposal Figure 8 Madness night on Sunday to grab the early lead. With Riddle out front there was a spirited battle for the next three positions between Jesse Tunny, Ben Tunny and VanMeter with Charles Hargraves lurking in the fifth spot.

Defending Thunder Roadster champion Doug Dugger had to work his way through the field to score his first feature win of 2021. The Greenfield driver has set fast time at Anderson Speedway during qualifications and repeated the feat on Saturday.

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After a one-year absence because of the pandemic the Outlaw Figure-8 Late Models return Sunday, July 4. Indianapolis driver Eddie VanMeter will be seeking his third consecutive win in the 50-lap feature that tops the Best Way Disposal Figure-8 Madness presented by The Jane Pauley Community Health Center on Sunday starting at 7 p.m. As is always part of the July 4 racing cards the popular School Bus and Trailer races will take place in the crossover. The Hart’s Ford Division and Marcum’s Welding Front Wheel Drives will be in action on the Figure-8 course as well. The night is capped off by the annual fireworks show.

New Castle driver Jason Atkinson used the correct tire management strategy to capture the Tom Wood Honda 150 Saturday night. On Knapp Supply Night, Atkinson set fast time during qualifying and as a result of the invert started ninth in the 20-car field. Andrew Teepe took the lead from the pole position in the Champion Racing Association’s Four Crown Series race for the Street Stocks. Atkinson moved into the top five after 20 laps behind Teepe, Brett Hudson, Chuck Barnes Jr. and Dale Harper. Hudson took the lead on lap 42 with an inside pass of Teepe on the front straight with Barnes and Atkinson slipping into the second and third spots before the mid-race break.

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Fort Wayne driver Billy Hutson accomplished a goal he’s been striving for since 2006 at Anderson Speedway. Over the past few years Hutson has set fast time during qualifications for the McGunegill Engine Performance Late Models, but victory always eluded him. Hutson, on Saturday, passed early leader Jimmy Kirby III on lap 48 to win for the first time on the high banked quarter-mile oval in the PGG 100.