OWENSBORO, KY.— Windy Hollow Speedway packed the grandstands and pits for a exciting season finale on Saturday night including Sprint Cars, a trailer race and a 100-lap enduro to close out the season.
Saturday night was the finale for the “Cast is Fast Nationals” for the American Sprint Car Tour. In the 30-lap feature, it was Noah Whitehouse who led most of the race before a lap 24 pass from Tres Mehler. Mehler would fall victim to a flat tire, returning the lead to Whitehouse. Chase Howard finished second, followed by Chad Freeman.
Owensboro’s Anthony Plumeri was the winner in the Economy feature followed by Jay Allen and Morgan Vanover.
Kody Vanover picked up his first feature victory in the bomber division followed by Bill Moorman and Waymon Bratcher.
Greg Wilkes finished a strong season with yet another win in the Mini Stocks division followed by Trey Duncan and Jared Ball.
Owensboro’s Colin Boone went to victory lane in the Rusty Bolt feature with James Dale Embry in second, and James Embry completing the podium.
In the “Run What Ya Brung” race presented by Mi Ranchito , Princeton’s Dustin Rollins captured the win in his Crate Late Model followed by Chad Boone and Ralph Johnson.
James Dockery and “lunch money” took the win in the Crown Vic division followed by Camden Rudd and Mark van Winkle.
Dustin Rollins scored his 18th win of the 2026 season with victory in the 602/604 Crate Late Models followed by Zach Dennis and Jeff Maysey.
In the CRUSA Street Stocks, it was Owensboro’s Jansen Morris capturing the win followed by teammate Jeff Maysey and Alex Love.
Radliff’s Brayden Shelton was the winner in the Junior Crown Vics followed by Blake Tatum and Noah Wedding.
Owensboro’s Jonathon Tatum won the second installment of the Iron Legacy Trailers Trailer race followed by Anthony Plumeri.
Oak Grove’s Mike Rittenberry took the win in the $3000-To-Win Enduro race followed by Jessie Fraim and Jay Allen.
“We can’t thank everyone enough for a great season finale. 160 cars to close out the season is awesome. We look forward to the off-season, but will be back in 2027,” said track co-owner, Trevor Hutchins.
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