Donald McIntosh hopped back behind the wheel of the Joe Denby-owned No. 7m Late Model on Thursday afternoon for the eighth round of the Castrol FloRacing Night in America miniseries at Tri-County Racetrack (Brasstown, N.C.). (Josh James Artwork)

Drawing 35 Late Models for the 17th running of the FK Rod Ends Tar Heel 53, McIntosh came in seventh in his heat race, relegating him into the B-Main for another shot at the $22,022-to-win A-Main. Needing to place second or better, Donald gained one spot to finish fifth.

For the Valvoline Iron-Man Southern Series-sanctioned Lake Cumberland Classic on Saturday at Lake Cumberland Speedway (Burnside, Ky.), Donald timed in seventh fastest before placing fourth in his heat. With $7,500 on the line in the feature, McIntosh inched forward in the 40-lap affair to register a sixth-place finish.

For full results from these events, please visit www.FloSeries.com and www.IMDirt.net.

Thursday night found Donald McIntosh in action at Tri-County Racetrack (Brasstown, N.C.) aboard the Joe Denby-owned No. 27m Late Model for the inaugural Russell Thomas Memorial.

Following the 14th-fastest qualifying effort, Donald raced to a 10th-place finish in the 57-lap feature.

On Friday, McIntosh joined the World of Outlaws Case Late Model Series as the two-day Stateline Showdown kicked off at Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) with a $10,000-to-win preliminary feature. In a field of 41 cars, Donald posted a sixth-place finish in his heat, relegating him into the B-Main for another shot at the A-Main. Needing to place third or better, McIntosh came one spot short with a fourth-place outing.

The following night, Donald’s third-place finish in his heat positioned him ninth on the starting grid for the $20,000-to-win Stateline Showdown finale. Bringing out the first caution of the race on lap 35, McIntosh was an early retiree from the 50-lapper.

For full results from these events, please visit www.WorldofOutlaws.com.

Donald McIntosh returned to action on Thursday afternoon with a visit to Magnolia Motor Speedway (Columbus, Miss.) to compete with the Comp Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) for the rescheduled Labor Day Classic. (Zackary Washington photos)

Drawing 37 Late Models for the event kicking off the Cotton Pickin’ 100 weekend, McIntosh took part in preliminary events but pulled off on the third circuit of his B-Main.

On Friday, Donald laid down the fifth-fastest time in his group before placing third in his heat. With $4,000 on the line in the feature, McIntosh faded seven spots to finish 17th.

For Saturday’s Cotton Pickin’ 100 finale, McIntosh followed up a fifth-place showing in his heat with a consolation victory. Starting the $12,000-to-win A-Main in 18th, Donald gained three spots in the 60-lap affair to register a 15th-place finish.

For full results from these events, please visit www.MagnoliaDirt.com.

On Saturday evening, Donald McIntosh entered the Lamar Scoggins-owned No. 32 Late Model into battle with the Vision Wheel Topless Outlaw Series at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, TN).

Following a seventh-place finish in his heat, Donald missed a transfer spot by one car into the $11,000-to-win A-Main with a third-place outing in his B-Main.

For full results from this event, please visit www.ToplessOutlaws.com.

Donald McIntosh hopped into the driver’s seat of the Lamar Scoggins-owned No. 32 Late Model on Friday afternoon at Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) for the Valvoline Iron-Man Southern Series-sanctioned Stars and Stripes 40. (Haleigh Phillips photo)

In a field of 26 cars, Donald’s second-fastest lap in his time trial group placed him on the second row for the feature. Wrestling away the lead from early pacesetter Vic Hill on lap 15, McIntosh streaked to his first win of the season ahead of Hill, Mack McCarter, Sam Seawright, and Ricky Weiss. He earned $5,000.

For full results from this event, please visit www.IMDirt.net.

To kick off his 2022 season, Donald McIntosh visited Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) on Saturday afternoon to pilot the Lamar Scoggins-owned No. 32 Late Model for the Ultimate Southeast Series-sanctioned Shamrock. With a consolation victory placing him 11th on the starting grid for the $5,000-to-win A-Main, McIntosh dropped three spots in the 40-lap affair to finish 14th.

For full results from this event, please visit www.UltimateSupers.com.

Donald McIntosh invaded Dixie Speedway (Woodstock, Ga.) on Saturday evening to test the waters against the stars of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) for the Dixie Shootout. In a field of 39 cars, McIntosh got behind the eight-ball in time trials before placing eighth in his heat. Slated to start near the tail of his B-Main, Donald was a scratch to save equipment.

On Sunday afternoon at Rome Speedway (Rome, Ga.) for the Rome Showdown, Donald’s seventh-to-fifth run in his heat race positioned him 14th on the starting grid for the $10,000-to-win A-Main. Improving one spot in the 40-lap affair, McIntosh recorded a 13th-place finish.

For full results from these events, please visit www.LucasDirt.com.

On Saturday afternoon, Donald McIntosh was one of 17 Late Models on hand at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) for the Tennessee State Championship. Earning the seventh-starting position for the $5,000-to-win A-Main via his qualifying effort, Donald gained one spot in the 40-lap affair to register a sixth-place finish. (Wells Racing Photography)

For full results from this event, please visit www.411MotorSpeedway.net.

Saturday night saw Donald McIntosh return to action at Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) for the Southern All Star Series-sanctioned King of the Mountain. With preliminary events lining him up 17th on the starting grid for the $7,500-to-win A-Main, Donald gained seven spots in the 50-lap affair to register a 10th-place finish. (Michael Moats photo)

For full results from this event, please visit www.SASDirt.com.

Donald McIntosh raced his Massey Electric Company No. 7m Ole Ben Franklin Motors/ Stowers Cat/ XR1 Rocket Chassis/ Vic Hill Racing Engine Super Late Model to the $4,000 victory on Friday night at Boyd’s Speedway with the Valvoline Iron-Man Southern Series.

The triumph marked his first of the 2021 campaign.

“I don’t think it’s a big secret that this has been a challenging year for us. If it could go wrong, it has this year. We’ve shown a lot of speed in the past month or so though, and winning the Schaeffer’s Oil Southern Nationals Championship was a big shot in the arm. We had to beat a stout field of cars on Friday night, but we were able to get the job done. Anytime you win a race by five seconds these days, things are really clicking for you,” McIntosh said. “Thanks to everyone with this Blount Motorsports team for all of their hard work and support this year. Hopefully, we can get a few more wins before the year is over.”

Donald McIntosh traveled to Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) on Friday evening for the Valvoline Iron-Man Southern Series-sanctioned Labor Day Showdown. With 23 Late Models entered, Donald’s second-fastest lap in his time trial group placed him third on the starting grid for the feature.

Winning by a 5.350-second margin, McIntosh took control of the lead on the second circuit and then cruised to his first win of the season, which came over Sam Seawright, Cruz Skinner, Jensen Ford, and Jason Croft. He pocketed $4,000 for the winning performance.

On Saturday night the team made their debut at Mountain View Raceway (Spring City, Tenn.). Via preliminary action, McIntosh earned the fourth-starting spot for the feature. He went on to race to a runner-up finish behind Chase King with Heath Hindman, John Ownbey, and Ahnna Parkhurst completing the Top-5 finishers.

Sunday night’s 13th annual Buddy Rogers Memorial fell victim to rain at Tazewell (Tenn.) Speedway.

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Donald McIntosh and Blount Motorsports clinched the 2021 Schaeffer’s Oil Southern Nationals Championship on Saturday night at Tazewell (Tenn.) Speedway. (Michael Moats photos)

The title was earned shortly after the team recently had to switch from their familiar No. 7m to teammate Tommy Kerr’s No. 4t halfway through the series. The change came as the team struggled to find the handle on their Massey Electric Company No. 7m Ole Ben Franklin Motors/ Stowers Cat/ XR1 Rocket Chassis/ Vic Hill Racing Engine Super Late Model.

McIntosh received $10,053 for his first-ever series title.

“It’s pretty wild man. I never would’ve guessed that if we would win one of these deals, that we’d win it like we did,” McIntosh said after his 16th-to-fifth run in Saturday's points finale at Tazewell Speedway. “From the start of this (series), I would’ve told you we would’ve been lucky to run top-five in these points. We could Hail Mary to a decent run, but we didn’t have speed really anywhere we went. We were struggling to make the car do what we wanted. Finally, we changed to the backup car and it’s just like a light switch hit.

“I can’t thank David (Bryant) and everyone at Blount Motorsports enough for doing everything necessary to make the championship possible.”

Tuesday night saw Donald McIntosh return to the driver’s seat of his teammates No. 4T Late Model at Tri-County Racetrack (Brasstown, N.C.) for the sixth stop of the 2021Schaeffer’s Southern Nationals. Following the third-fastest qualifying effort in his group, McIntosh gained three spots in the 40-lapper to finish second. He followed Kenny Collins to the checkers with Cody Overton, Shawn Chastain, and David Payne rounding out the Top-5.

For the Scenic City Classic on Thursday evening at Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.), Donald topped his group in time trials before registering his second straight runner-up finish, which came behind Sam Seawright. Dale McDowell, Jadon Frame, and Cody Overton completed the Top-5 finishers.

On Friday evening at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) with a $10,053 top prize on the line, McIntosh followed up the fifth-fastest time in his group with a 10-lap heat race victory. Losing two spots in the 53-lap feature, Donald posted a fourth-place finish.

The following night at Tazewell Speedway (Tazewell, Tenn.) for the Ray Varner Ford 53, Donald grabbed the fourth-and-final transfer spot in his heat, which positioned him 16th on the starting grid for the $10,053-to-win A-Main. Marching his way into the Top-5, McIntosh advanced 11 spots in the 53-lap affair to register a fifth-place finish. He trailed Michael Chilton, Dale McDowell, Zack Mitchell, and Ross Bailes at the line.

His fifth-place finish secured his first career Schaeffer’s Southern Nationals title. He earned $10,053.

On Sunday afternoon for the rescheduled rainout at Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) which was declared a non-points race, McIntosh's fifth-place finish in the feature was his sixth-straight Top-5 finish.

For full results from these events, please visit www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com.

Donald McIntosh returned with the Schaeffer’s Southern Nationals on Tuesday afternoon at I-75 Raceway (Sweetwater, Tenn.) to compete in a field of 27 cars. With time trial results placing McIntosh eighth on the starting grid for the opening night feature, Donald dropped two spots in the 40-lapper to finish 10th. (Rick Neff photo)

On Thursday afternoon at West Georgia Speedway (Whitesburg, Ga.) for the Red Clay Revival, Donald recorded the fourth fastest time in his group, which positioned him seventh on the starting grid for the A-Main. With $4,053 on the line, McIntosh lost one position to place eighth.

After Friday’s event at Needmore Speedway (Norman Park, Ga.) rained out, McIntosh traveled to Screven Motor Speedway (Sylvania, Ga.) on Saturday for the 22nd annual Rebel Yell. Following the third fastest time in his group, Donald gained one spot in his heat to finish third. Starting the $10,053-to-win A-Main in 12th, McIntosh clawed forward one spot in the 53-lap affair to register an 11th-place outing.

For the weekend finale on Sunday at Rome Speedway (Rome, Ga.), Donald powered his Blount Motorsports teammate Tommy Kerr's No. 4T entry to a second-place finish in the feature. He followed Randy Weaver across the line with Austin Horton, Dale McDowell, and Dalton Cook rounding out the Top-5. (Mike Blevins photo)

Donald has taken over the lead in the lastest Southern Nationals point standings. For full results from these events, please visit www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com.

Looking to capture his first Schaffer’s Southern Nationals point’s title, Blount Motorsports pilot Donald McIntosh traveled to Beckley Motorsports Park (Beckley, W.Va.) on Friday afternoon to kick off the 12-race mini-series. In a field of 24 cars, Donald clocked in seventh fastest in his group before grabbing the fourth-and-final transfer spot in his heat race. Starting the $10,053-to-win A-Main in 14th, McIntosh advanced forward 10 spots in the 53-lap affair to register a fourth-place finish. He trailed Josh Rice, Zack Dohm, and Jacob Hawkins across the line with Jensen Ford coming in fifth.

Mother Nature won Saturday night’s event at Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, W.Va.).

Donald is currently in fourth in the Southern Nationals point standings. For full results from this event, please visit www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com.

Friday night saw Donald McIntosh return with the Valvoline Iron-Man Southern Series at Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) for the Stars and Stripes Showdown. With 23 Late Models entered, McIntosh recorded the third fastest time in his group, which positioned him sixth on the starting grid for the opening night feature. With $5,000 on the line, Donald jumped up two spots in the 40-lapper to register a fourth-place finish. He trailed Randy Weaver, Jensen Ford, and Sam Seawright to the checkers with Dalton Cook coming in fifth.

The following night at Tazewell Speedway (Tazewell, Tenn.) for the Firecracker 40, Donald clocked in fourth fastest in his group before placing second in the feature. A late-race charge propelled him into a runner-up finish, trailing Dakotah Knuckles across the line. Jensen Ford, Pierce McCarter, and Ryan King rounded out the Top-5 finishers. (Michael Moats photo)

For full results from these events, please visit www.IMDirt.net.

On Saturday afternoon Donald McIntosh returned with the Valvoline Iron-Man Southern Series at Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) for the Iron-Man Classic. In a field of 25 cars, Donald failed to qualify for the $5,000-to-win A-Main via preliminary events, forcing him rely on a provisional into the show. Rolling off 22nd, McIntosh was an early retiree from the 40-lapper on the eighth lap.

For full results from this event, please visit www.IMDirt.net.

Friday night found Donald McIntosh in action at Wartburg Speedway (Wartburg, Tenn.) for the Valvoline Iron-Man Southern Series-sanctioned Donald “Ducky” Jones Memorial. With the second fastest time in his group behind Eddie King Jr. placing him fourth on the starting grid for the $4,000-to-win A-Main, McIntosh was collected with another competitor on lap 11 while challenging for the lead. He went onto place eighth in the 40-lapper.

For full results from this event, please visit www.IMDirt.net.

Donald McIntosh invaded Dixie Speedway (Woodstock, Ga.) on Saturday afternoon to pilot the Blount Motorsports No. 7M Late Model for the Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals Memorial Day weekend opener. Following the third fastest time in his qualifying group, McIntosh faded one spot in the 40-lap feature to finish sixth.

On Sunday at Rome Speedway (Rome, Ga.), Donald clocked in fourth fastest in his group, which positioned him eighth on the starting grid for the $4,053-to-win A-Main. Marching forward six spots in the 40-lap affair, McIntosh notched a runner-up finish behind Tyler Millwood. Jason Croft, Randy Weaver, and Dale McDowell completed the Top-5 finishers. (Michael Moats photo)

For the ninth annual Scott Sexton Memorial on Monday evening at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.), McIntosh secured his spot into the $10,053-to-win Spring Nationals finale with a third-place finish in his heat. Pulling off late in the race, Donald was an early retiree from the 52-lapper on lap 39.

He finished in second in the final Spring Nationals point standings. He trailed reigning champion Dale McDowell by 52 markers.

For full results from these events, please visit www.SpringNationals.com.

With the weekend opener on Friday at Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Va.) getting nixed by Mother Nature, Donald McIntosh headed to Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) for the Southern All Star Series-sanctioned event. Earning the sixth-starting position for the A-Main via preliminary events, McIntosh improved one spot to finish fifth, following Michael Page, Dale McDowell, Chase King, and Jadon Frame across the line.

Rejoining the Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals on Saturday, Donald visited Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) for the Spring Shootout. Coming in second in his heat race behind Brandon Overton, McIntosh locked into the eighth-starting position for the A-Main. With $10,053 on the line, Donald jumped up three spots in the 53-lap affair to register a fifth-place finish. He trailed Jimmy Owens, Brandon Overton, Dale McDowell, and Mike Marlar to the checkers.

Donald is currently third in the latest Spring Nationals point standings. For full results from these events, please visit www.SASDirt.com and www.SpringNationals.com.

Donald McIntosh picked back up with the Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals on Friday afternoon at Crossville Speedway (Crossville, Tenn.) for the $4,053 prize. Drawing 29 Late Models, Donald secured his spot into the opening night feature with the second fastest time in his group behind Jensen Ford. Jumping up one spot in the 40-lap affair, McIntosh notched a runner-up finish behind Dale McDowell with Jensen Ford, Will Roland, and Brandon Williams completing the Top-5 finishers.

The following night at Clarksville Speedway (Clarksville, Tenn.), McIntosh posted a runner-up finish in his heat behind Tanner English, which positioned him fifth on the starting grid for the show. With $10,053 on the line, Donald improved two spots to place third. He trailed Tanner English and Jadon Frame to the checkers with Dale McDowell and David Seibers rounding out the Top-5. (Josh James Artwork)

Donald climbed to second in the latest Spring Nationals points chase. For full results from these events, please visit www.SpringNationals.com.

Donald McIntosh was one 18 Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals series entries entered at Tri-County Racetrack (Brasstown, N.C.) on Friday night for the North Carolina State Championship. With time trials setting the grid for the $4,053-to-win A-Main, McIntosh clocked in second fastest in his group behind Cory Hedgecock. Losing one spot in the 40-lap feature, Donald scored a fifth-place finish, trailing David Payne, Cory Hedgecock, Dale McDowell, and Shawn Chastain to the checkers.

Saturday night's Spring Nationals event at Mountain View Raceway (Spring City, Tenn.) fell victim to Mother Nature.

Donald is currently third in the Spring Nationals points race. For full results from this event, please visit www.SpringNationals.com.

For the third attempt at getting the event in against Mother Nature, Donald McIntosh visited I-75 Raceway (Sweetwater, Tenn.) on Friday afternoon for the Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals event. Failing to lock his spot into the show via time trials, Donald picked up a 10-lap consolation victory, which positioned him ninth on the starting grid for the opening night feature. With $5,053 on the line, McIntosh dropped two spots to place 11th. (Michael Moats photo)

On Saturday afternoon at Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) for the Southern All Star Series-sanctioned Rockin’ with the Stars, McIntosh earned the ninth-starting position for the $5,000-to-win A-Main via his time trial effort. Running into trouble early, Donald was an early retiree from the 40-lapper on lap 12.

For full results from these events, please visit www.SpringNationals.com and www.SASDirt.com.

After losing Friday night’s opener at Wythe Raceway (Rural Retreat, Va.) to Mother Nature, Donald McIntosh was one of 35 Schaeffer’s Spring Nationals series entries entered at Tazewell Speedway (Tazewell, Tenn.) on Saturday for the Lil’ Bill Corum Memorial. Starting the night off with a heat race victory over Tyler Erb, McIntosh locked into the pole for the $21,000-to-win A-Main. Hanging onto a Top-5 finish in the 75-lap affair, Donald faded four spots to place fifth, trailing Jonathan Davenport, Kyle Larson, Tyler Erb, and Dale McDowell to the checkers. (Michael Moats photo)

For full results from this event, please visit www.SpringNationals.com.

Friday night found Donald McIntosh in action at the famed Bristol Motor Speedway (Bristol, Tenn.) for the inaugural Karl Kustoms Bristol Dirt Nationals. In a field of 55 Late Models, Donald fell short of a transfer spot in his heat race with a seventh place finish, sending him into the B-Main. Locking the Top 4 into the opening night feature, McIntosh scored a third place finish, which positioned him 22nd on the starting grid for the A-Main. Coming one spot shy of Top-10 finish, Donald passed 11 spots in the 50-lap affair to register an 11th-place outing.

The following night, McIntosh timed in second fastest in his qualifying group behind Scott Bloomquist before picking up an eight-lap heat race victory. Earning the fourth-starting position for the $50,000-to-win Karl Kustoms Bristol Dirt Nationals, Donald dropped two spots in the 50-lapper to place sixth. (Josh James Artwork)

For full results from these events, please visit www.RaceXR.com.

On Saturday afternoon Donald McIntosh was one of 51 World of Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Model Series entries on hand at Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) for the ninth annual Tennessee Tipoff. After topping the speed charts in time trials, McIntosh slipped back to a fifth place finish in his heat race, transferring him into the B-Main for another shot at the $12,000-to-win A-Main. Locking in the Top 2, Donald came two spots shy with a fourth-place outing.(Josh James Artwork)

For full results from this event, please visit www.WorldofOutlaws.com.

Donald McIntosh visited Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) on Saturday afternoon to kick off the 2021 season with the Valvoline Iron-Man Racing Series-sanctioned Cabin Fever. With the Top 3 qualifiers from each group getting locked into the main event, Donald laid down the fastest lap in his time trial group, which positioned him second on the starting grid. With $4,000 on the line, McIntosh made a late-race charge in waning laps but fell short at the line on the final circuit, marking him second on the rundown behind Randy Weaver with John Ownbey, Sam Seawright, and Booger Books completing the Top-5 finishers. (Josh James Artwork)

For full results from this event, please visit www.IMDirt.net.

In a year that saw several events cancelled by the Covid-19 pandemic, Donald McIntosh participated in a total of 50 races behind the wheel of the Blount Motorsports No. 7m Late Model entry. He amassed four wins, 20 Top-5 finishes, and 30 Top-10 outings while capturing his second-straight Schaeffer’s Fall Nationals championship.

He will get an early start to the 2021 season by entering the $5,000-to-win Hangover on January 2 at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.).

Donald McIntosh traveled to Volunteer Speedway (Bulls Gap, Tenn.) on Saturday afternoon to pilot the Blount Motorsports No. 7m Late Model for the Drydene Xtreme DIRTcar Series-sanctioned Grinch 40. Drawing 22 cars for the second round of the six-race miniseries, McIntosh timed in sixth fastest overall in time trials before placing third in his heat race. Starting the $5,000-to-win A-Main in ninth, Donald was up second by lap 26 but was unable to close the distance on him and Chris Madden, positioning him second in the final rundown with Kyle Strickler, Trent Ivey, and Benji Hicks rounding out the Top-5. (Michael Boggs Photography)

For full results from this event, please visit www.XtremeDIRTcar.com.

Saturday afternoon saw Donald McIntosh return to action at 411 Motor Speedway (Seymour, Tenn.) for the Iron-Man Racing Series-sanctioned Leftover. With the stout field of 52 Late Models split into two separate groups for qualifying, Donald came in fourth fastest in his group, locking his spot into the $5,000-to-win A-Main. Rolling off seventh, McIntosh faded one spot in the 50-lap affair to register a eighth-place outing. (Josh James Artwork)

For full results from this event, please visit www.411MotorSpeedway.net.

Following the season-ending Billy Clanton Classic on Saturday at Senoia Raceway, Donald McIntosh was awarded his second-straight Schaeffer’s Fall Nationals championship.

Consistency in his Blount Motorsports No. 7m Ole Ben Franklin Motors/ Stowers Cat/ Rocket Chassis/ Vic Hill Racing Engine Super Late Model throughout the miniseries led McIntosh to the title. The Georgia native claimed one win, three Top-5 finishes, and four Top-10 performances in the five tour events. He received a $5,053 paycheck for his efforts.

“We didn’t have the night that we wanted at Senoia on Saturday, but we were able to clinch the Schaeffer’s Fall Nationals title. Overall, it’s been a great season with Blount Motorsports,” McIntosh said. “As always, I’d like to say a very special thanks to Larry Garner, David Bryant, and everyone at Blount Motorsports, who provides me with such a great car to drive.”

Taking part in the Schaeffer’s Fall Nationals series finale, Donald McIntosh headed to Senoia (Ga.) Raceway on Saturday night for the 6th Annual Billy Clanton Classic. With 33 cars registered, McIntosh edged his way into the $10,000-to-win A-Main with the fourth and final transfer spot in his heat race. Rolling off 13th, Donald gained four spots in the 60-lap affair to register a ninth-place finish.

For full results from this event, please visit www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com.

Donald McIntosh returned behind the wheel of his Stowers Cat No. 7m Late Model on Saturday afternoon at Boyd’s Speedway (Ringgold, Ga.) for the fourth stop of the Schaeffer’s Fall Nationals mini-series. In a field of 28 cars, Donald recorded a fourth place finish in the Dash, which positioned him fourth on the starting grid for the $5,000-to-win A-Main. Clawing forward one spot in the 50-lap affair, McIntosh notched a third place finish behind Michael Page and Randy Weaver with Austin Smith and Heath Hindman rounding out the Top-5. (Michael Moats photo)

Donald remains atop the leaderboards in the latest Schaeffer's Fall Nationals point standings. For full results from this event, please visit www.SouthernNationalsSeries.com.