September 19
Magnolia Motor Speedway,
Columbus, MS
Sanction: Unsanctioned Supers (Cotton Pickin') - $20,000
Information provided by: Track reports (last updated September 19, 11:58 pm)
Pierce picks $20,000 in cotton for Magnolia win
Cotton Pickin'
- Bobby Pierce
- Spencer Hughes
- Tyler Erb
- Billy Moyer
- Trey Mills
- Ethan Dotson
- Sam Seawright
- Oakley Johns
- Randall Beckwith
- Clay Harris
- Cam Harris
- Covy Parsons
- Monte Skinner
- Michael Page
- J.R. Moseley
- Michael Leach
- Chad Thrash
- Shane Clanton
- David Williamson
- Brian Rickman
- Neil Baggett
- Shane Stephens
- Clay Stuckey
- Evan Ellis
- Dillon Crim
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What won the race: Dominating 60 laps, polesitter Bobby Pierce of Oakwood, Ill., captured the 23rd annual Cotton Pickin' main event at Magnolia Motor Speedway for a $20,000 Super Late Model payday. Pierce was never seriously challenged, taking the checkers 2.021 seconds ahead of eighth-starting Spencer Hughes in the 60-lapper.
Quotable: "I really loved being able to maneuver around these wide corners," Pierce said. "Magnolia is one of my favorite tracks, so really fun to come here and thanks to all these fans for coming out."
Key notes: Bobby Pierce notched his first career Cotton Pickin' victory; he finished third in 2013 behind Jimmy Owens and Billy Moyer Jr. in his first-ever trip to Magnolia ... Pierce had two previous Magnolia victories, the first in a 2020 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series event and then earlier this season in World of Outlaws Late Model Series competition. ... Spencer Hughes took the second spot from Tyler Erb on the lap-51 restart. ... Tyler Erb took second on a lap-25 restart, but Ethan Dotson regained the spot four laps later. Dotson was forced to pit after a lap-51 blowout, but he rallied in the last 10 laps to finish sixth. ... Six cautions slowed the race, the first on the ninth lap when Clay Stuckey got into the turn-two wall. ... On the restart, Evan Ellis retired and the next restart saw fourth-running David Williamson get into the backstretch wall. ... Neil Baggett stopped to draw a lap-25 yellow. ... The second-to-last yellow fell on the 51st lap for Dotson's flat tire. ... Michael Page drew the final yellow on the 55th lap. ... Thirteen drivers were running at the finish of the 37-minute feature that concluded at 10:39 p.m. ... Prelims were held Friday night and weekend temperatures in the 90s tested teams in the track's final event of the season.
On the move: Last year's winner Trey Mills of St. Augustine, Fla., started 25th and finished fifth.
Winner's sponsors: Pierce’s Longhorn Chassis is powered by a Vic Hill Racing Engine and sponsored by Low Voltage Solutions, Rio Grande Waste Services, Mesilla Valley Transportation, Churchill Transport, Collins Brothers Towing, Fort Knox Safes & Vaults, Carnaghi Towing & Repair, Pontiac RV, Steidinger Construction, Leka Tree Service, River Bottom Dog Training, Precision Cabinets, JT’s Trackside Catering, Bert by Budda Transmissions, VP Racing Fuels, Ohlins Shocks, Swift Springs, Velocita Suits and Slicker Graphics.
Current weather: Clear, 81°F
Car count: 26
Fast qualifier: Bobby Pierce
Time: 14.694 seconds
Polesitter: Bobby Pierce
Heat race winners: Bobby Pierce, Oakley Johns, Ethan Dotson, Clay Harris
Consolation race winners: Neil Baggett
Provisional starters: Trey Mills
Editor's note: Results and race details are unofficial.




































