Armstrong Gets Big Win In 50th Annual Redbud 300

Dalton Armstrong (4) battles with Bubba Pollard (26) during Saturday’s Redbud 300 at Anderson Speedway. Photo: CRA Media

Dalton Armstrong scored the biggest victory of his career to date in winning Saturday night’s 50th Annual Redbud 300 at Indiana’s Anderson Speedway.

Armstrong took the lead at the drop of the green flag from his outside front row starting position passing Bubba Pollard to grab an early lead, which he extended at times to almost a straight away until the scheduled halfway break at lap 150.

Armstrong then surrendered the lead to former event winner Johnny Van Doorn at the start of the second half. Van Doorn only changed two tires at the break, versus Armstrong’s three to get the better starting position. Armstrong was able to make an outside pass on a restart to grab the lead for good on lap 185, again building a big lead. He then had to fight off challengers on two late restarts with five laps to go before getting the win.

“This is just a huge win for me and Scott Neal Racing,” commented Armstrong in victory lane. “What makes this so special is this is my home track, I got the win in front of a ton of family and friends and now we all get to celebrate.

“I have to thank my family for their support as well as Scott Neal and the whole team for all their hard work, winning the Redbud is big for me and my whole team.”

Armstrong was able to tighten up the ARCA/CRA Super Series champsionship battle after points leader Cody Coughlin had his night end early with a broken rear end and drive shaft.

Wes Griffith, Jr. got a series career high second place finish Saturday night, and was battling Armstrong for the lead on the last two restarts after starting 11th. Steve Dorer came from his 17th place starting position to finish in third place, while Rick Turner finished in fourth.

Pollard finished in fifth place. The Senoia, Georgia speedster managed to run in the top three throughout most of the event, but was one of the cars involved in one of the late race cautions which resulted in his fifth place finish.

William Byron, Jack Dossey III, Cole Anderson, Van Doorn and Eddie Van Meter rounded out the top ten.

The next ARCA/CRA Super Series event will be Friday, July 22, Lucas Oil Raceway. For more information, visit http://www.CRA-Racing.com.

ARCA/CRA Super Series
Anderson Speedway – Anderson, IN
Redbud 300 (Unofficial) – July 16, 2016

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