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Crate Racin' USA
Tribble Dominates CRUSA Late Model Sportsman Feature at Pine Tree 100
(Swainsboro, GA – May 3, 2025) – Harlem, Georgia’s Cameron Tribble added another victory to his 2025 season, capturing the Crate Racin’ USA Late Model Sportsman portion of the Pine Tree 100 at Swainsboro Raceway on Saturday night. Starting from the outside of the front row, Tribble took command on the opening lap and never looked back, leading all 15 laps to secure the $1,000 win—his second victory at the track this season, with the first coming on April 19.
Landon Matthews, who started on the pole, surrendered the lead to Tribble early and settled for a third-place finish. Jacob Howell advanced one position to claim second.
Pine Tree 100 - Feature Results: 15 laps
1-1-Cameron Tribble[2]; 2- 87-Jacob Howell[3]; 3-13-Landon Mathews[1]; 4-28-Donnie Bazemore Jr[4]; 5-23-Jared Jones[5]; 6-17J-Griffin Jones[6]; 7-7-Jack Mills[7]; 8-15X-Josh Guy[8]; 9-27W-Bobby Young[9]; 10-7W-Cody Whitworth[10]; 11-23H-Kade Hunkapiller[11]
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Article Credit: Cody Earley
