17-year-old Dusty Davis wins second straight NASCAR Super Late Model race at Irwindale

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Dusty Davis, a driver from Las Vegas, won the NASCAR Super Late Model race at Toyota Speedway at Irwindale on Saturday night. It was his second Super Late Model win in a row.

Davis inherited the lead in the race when the leaders crashed on the last lap. Jason Patison, a driver from Corona, collided with Justin Johnson, Davis’ teammate at Vision Aviation Racing. Patison’s car slid up into the turn-one wall. He did not finish the race.

Johnson was penalized for crashing with Patison and sent to the back of the pack. The race ended with a green-white-checkered-flag finish.

Two weeks ago, the 17-year-old Davis won his first career Super Late Model race at Toyota Speedway and became the youngest driver to win a Super Late Model race at the track.

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-- Tim Haddock