Mother Nature has thrown a wrench into this year’s Peach State Classic at Senoia Raceway, as Hurricane Nicole made landfall early Thursday morning in Florida as a category one hurricane. Thursday night the track is likely to see significant rain showers from the band of storms. 

But today in Southern Georgia, Senoia Speedway has thrown a Hail Mary of their own, as Bubba Pollard and track crew assemble any tarp they can find to cover the 3/8 mile clay oval.

The tarps are starting to be laid down on the racing surface. A big thank you to our Senoia Raceway team and Jamie Godbee for supplying us with the tarps. pic.twitter.com/QRFLzDePPA

— Senoia Raceway (@SenoiaR) November 10, 2022

Thursday's practice has been cancelled, and the waiting game begins to see just how much moisture the grounds will get and whether or not this heroic effort will indeed save the 2022 Peach State Classic.

Tour the Senoia Raceway With Owner and Pavement Super Late Model Standout Bubba Pollard

Scheduled as Georgia's largest Super Late Model event, the Peach State Classic kicks off with a $20,000-to-win super late feature on Friday, November 11th, and culminates with a $53,053-to-win finale on Saturday, November 12th.