Kale Westover came home second while Tyler Townsend drove up from 11th to finish third. Henigan took home $3,000 for his efforts. I need to thank all of my sponsors, my family and everybody else that helps us out.” I was just glad to get my spot back for the restart. I felt like we got turned, but I don't really know. “I thought we were in trouble on that early spin. I guess you have to take them however you can. “I was just hanging on for second behind Rodney, I hated to see him break. “I picked up a vibration while trying to run the cushion,” Henigan told veteran announcer Zach Clark in Victory Lane. He inherited the lead at lap 17 when Rodney Sanders' machine blew an engine, and then pulled away to earn top honors. Henigan, of Marshall, Texas, who started fourth on the 24-car grid, recovered from an early spin with flair. Parker prevailed in a caution-plagued affair for Sunoco USRA Factory Stock warriors and Brandon Harrod was the USRA Tuner feature winner. Henigan powered to victory in the 30-lap main event for the American Racer USRA Modified Series and Tupper claimed his win in a talent-filled tilt for the USRA Limited Mods. earned feature wins in their respective divisions Saturday night at the Boothill Speedway as officials hosted the Summit USRA Southern Nationals. Chris Henigan, Coty Tupper and John Parker Jr.
