Donald McIntosh took his Blount Motorsports No. 7m Ole Ben Franklin Motors/ Stowers Cat/ Rocket Chassis/ Vic Hill Racing Engine Super Late Model to Victory Lane for the third time this season Saturday. (Wells Racing Photography)

His most recent triumph came at I-75 Raceway in Sweetwater, Tenn. where topped the 28-car field to claim a $5,000 Southern All-Star Racing Series payday.

After sitting out a nearly two-hour rain delay, McIntosh topped the speed charts in Group B of time trials to lock his spot into the 50-lap main event. Inheriting the lead on lap 18 after the leader went up in smoke, Donald ran away with his third win of the season over David Webb, Tyler Millwood, Jason Hiett, and Jason Manley.

“A lot of luck,” McIntosh said of the key to his performance. “I’ll be honest with you, before we started the feature, after that hot-lap session, we parked up there and it wouldn’t even back up. We thought the ring-and-pinion was so sharp it wouldn’t back, so I figured we’d run three laps. (Crew Chief) David (Bryant) said, ‘Ah, no, you’ll get 10 laps in.’ I was just waiting for it to break. Evidently it was just a ring gear bolt backed out or something.”

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Donald McIntosh was one of 40 Southern All Star Series entries on hand at Talladega Short Track (Eastoboga, Ala.) on Saturday afternoon for the third annual Governor’s Cup. Following the fifth fastest time in his qualifying group, Donald scored a second place finish in his heat behind Tyler Millwood, which positioned him fifth on the starting grid for the $10,000-to-win A-Main. Holding his spot for all 60 laps, McIntosh notched a fifth place finish behind Tyler Millwood, Dillon Tidmore, Todd Morrow, and Jack Hale.

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Saturday night saw Donald McIntosh return to action at Smoky Mountain Speedway (Maryville, Tenn.) for the Schaeffer’s Iron-Man Series-sanctioned Iron-Man Classic. Topping the 14-car field in time trials, McIntosh locked into the pole position for the $5,000-to-win A-Main. After taking part in a heated battled with Dale McDowell for the spot, McIntosh fell back to a runner-up finish behind McDowell with Cory Hedgecock, Ryan King, and Dakotah Knuckles rounding out the Top-5. (Michael Moats photo)

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