May 10th would prove to be another exciting night of racing at Winchester Speedway. In the O'Reilly Auto Parts sponsored Super Late Model division, Jerry Ashley set quick time around the 3/10's mile oval with a 13.67 to earn himself another pole position for the second week in a row. 16 Super Late Models registered to do battle an the high banks of Winchester Speedway, but when the green flag dropped, it was apparent early who the victor would be. Daniel Miller made it look easy as he shot out to the front and had an early straight away lead on the second place car of Jerry Ashley. Daniel Miller began quickly picking off the cars one by one, placing them a lap down, until the caution came out and tightened up the field on the restart. However, when the green flag dropped again, Daniel quickly jumped away from the rest of the field and went on to capture the checkered flag.

Daniel Miller's good fortune continued in the Modified Open Wheel feature race. Daniel set quick time in qualifying to earn himself a pole position start, but it was Mark Haddon who would lead almost the entire race with Daniel Miller in hot pursuit. Daniel kept pressing Mark until the final lap. Mark slipped coming out of turn 2 on the final lap and it was a race to the finish. Daniel and Mark would exchange the lead back and forth several times down the backstretch and into turn 3 before Daniel Miller dove low in turn four and charged to the finish line, taking the checkered flag in the Modified Open Wheel feature event.

In the Neal's Body Shop sponsored Mini Stock feature event, it was the Farless & Farless show. Billy Farless earned his first victory of the young 2008 season with Lee Farless coming home in second.

The Cumberland Drywall Materials, Inc. sponsored 2 Barrel/Crate Late Model feature event would also produce another first time winner. Matthew Summers held off a hard-charging Steve Garner in the final laps to stake claim on his first victory at Winchester Speedway in the Shannon Davis owned machine. Watch for Matthew to produce more wins as this is his first year racing in the 2 Barrel/Crate Late Model division.

The Cumberland Bail Bonding sponsored Pure Stock division looked as though it would have the same outcome as the three previous weeks. Dewayne Hicks has been dominant this year in the D66 Chevrolet, winning three in a row. It looked as though the result would be the same this week as Dewayne charged to the front early. But it would be a persistent Scott Blackwell who raced hard the entire race in the second position that would come out on top this week.

In the 750cc Mini-Modifieds, Michael Brown raced Freddie Prosser, Jr. hard the entire race swapping the lead back and forth. But on the final lap coming out of turn 4, Freddie would bobble in a slick spot on the track from where a car laid down liquid and Michael took advantage of the slip and came home the victor in the #1 machine.

The Trophy Shop sponsored Modified Street feature was underway when the rain began to fall and resulted in the night ending early. Only six laps were completed with Jeff Frame leading, so the remaining nine laps of this feature will be made up on May 17th. They will line up from the order they were running when the race was called.

The Hanger Hardwood Sponsored Outlaw Pony feature event was rained out and will be made up on May 17th.

May 17th will be an extremely exciting night at Winchester Speedway. It will be Round 3 of the Super Late Model Six Pack Shootout Series. The payout for race #3 will be $2003 to win and pay back 24 positions with a $50 entry fee. May 17th will also see double features in Modified Street and Outlaw Pony divisions. Special admission prices are in effect for this race. However, children age 12 and under will be admitted free with a paying adult age 18 and over.