Clint Smith Leads Early in Super Late Model at Senoia
(April 15, 2018) Clint Smith Racing (CSR) unloaded their Super Late Model on Saturday night, April 14 at the nearby Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia. Clint Smith laid down the second fastest lap during the qualifying session and later led the early portion of the $1,500 to win main event. Unfortunately, a lapped car tangled with him and Clint lost the point, which dropped him to a runner-up performance behind only victor Austin Horton. Full results from last night at Senoia Raceway can be located online by visiting www.senoiaraceway.com.

Smith Shines Throughout Spring Nationals Weekend!
(April 1, 2018) Clint Smith and his #44 CSR team were back in action in a huge weekend at the nearby Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia on March 30-31. In Schaeffer's Oil Spring Nationals Series competition, Clint timed in second fastest in Group A on Friday night before leading laps 27-38 of the $3,000 to win feature event. "Cat Daddy" slipped back to second in the final two circuits and wound up an impressive runner-up behind only victor Scott Bloomquist. On Saturday evening in the $10,000 to win finale, Clint set Fast Time overall during the qualifying session, won his heat race, and finished fourth in the 60-lapper behind only race winner Dale McDowell, Scott Bloomquist, and Aaron Ridley!

The Senoia star also entered a Limited Late Model and a Crate Late Model throughout the two-day extravaganza at his hometown venue over the weekend. On Friday night, Clint drove both his Limited and Crate car to a third place podium effort in the main events, which both carried a $1,000 top prize. In similar support shows on Saturday evening, Clint placed fifth in his Limited Late Model and sixth in his Crate Late Model. Full results from the busy weekend on the gray gumbo can be found online at www.senoiaraceway.com. (Brian McLeod Photo)

Clint Smith Sixth in Super; Runner-Up to Winger in Crate
(March 18, 2018) The #44 team rolled back into the nearby Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia on Saturday evening, March 17 and unloaded a new XR1 Rocket Super Late Model, as well as his Crate Late Model. Clint Smith worked on dialing in his brand-new ride and wound up finishing sixth in the $1,500 to win Super Late Model main event. In Crate action, Clint earned Fast Time honors in qualifying, started sixth in the $700 to win feature, and rallied to finish a strong runner-up behind only victor Ashton Winger! Full results from last night at Senoia Raceway can be located online by visiting www.senoiaraceway.com.

Smith Victorious Again in Crate Late Model at Senoia!!!
(March 11, 2018) "Cat Daddy" Clint Smith made it two-for-two in Crate Late Model action at the nearby Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia on Saturday night, March 10! After pacing the field during the qualifying session to earn Fast Time honors, Clint started the feature event from the outside of the third row - due to the track's second division rule. He finally grabbed the point for good on the tenth circuit and led the remainder of the A-Main distance to record the $1,000 top prize over Ashton Winger, Michael Page, Jamie Maurice, and Dylan Knowles!

In a similar $1,000 to win program for the Limited Late Models, Clint qualified well and briefly challenged for the top spot early in the feature distance. Track officials were then forced to call the race early due to intensifying rain and Clint wound up in the third finishing position behind only victor Cruz Skinner and runner-up Dennis Hale. Full results from last night at Senoia Raceway can be located online by visiting www.senoiaraceway.com.

Clint Smith Wins in Senoia Opener; Fourth at EAMS!
(March 5, 2018) Clint Smith bagged his first win of the young 2018 racing season on Saturday evening, March 3 at the nearby Senoia Raceway in Senoia, Georgia! Behind the wheel of a Crate Late Model, Clint set a New Track Record for the class at his hometown racetrack with a lap of 14.461 seconds before besting Payton Freeman, Ashton Winger, Dylan Knowles, and Jody Knowles in the main event to pocket the $700 payday. "Cat Daddy" also entered a Limited Late Model in the track's season opening event, but problems in hot laps caused him to scratch for the night.

On Sunday, March 4, Clint made a last minute decision to head to East Alabama Motor Speedway in Phenix City, Alabama to compete in the final day of the 'Chevrolet Performance 100,' which offered a lucrative $10,000 windfall for the Crate Late Model division. The Senoia, Georgia star tagged the tail of a B-Main and advanced to grab the third transfer spot into the 100-lap feature event. Clint then moved up inside of the top ten of the headliner, pitted on lap forty, and stormed back through the field to claim an impressive fourth place performance behind only victor Joseph Brown, Rick Culpepper, and Mark Whitener! Full results from both facilities can be viewed online at www.senoiaraceway.com and www.eamsdirt.com.

Wild West Shootout Nightly Results from Arizona
(January 14, 2018) Clint Smith, of Senoia, Georgia, wrapped up the 12th Annual 'Wild West Shootout' tonight at Arizona Speedway in Queen Creek, Arizona and was one of the 45 entrants who signed in to the pit area to vie for the $13,000 windfall in the miniseries finale. Clint clicked off the fifth fastest time in his group during qualifying prior to running sixth in his heat race and fourth in his B-Main. "Cat Daddy" then started the 50-lap headliner from the outside of the twelfth row and eventually retired in the nineteenth position in his last race in the desert.

(January 13, 2018) The penultimate contest of the 2018 'Wild West Shootout' miniseries took place tonight at Arizona Speedway and another $5,000 payday awaited the winner who stood tall in victory lane at the Queen Creek, Arizona facility. Clint Smith qualified tenth fastest in his group during the time trial session before finishing ninth in his loaded heat race. Following a sixth place effort in his B-Main, Clint was unfortunately forced to watch the 40-lap main event, which was eventually won by Ricky Weiss.

(January 12, 2018) Yet another $5,000 winner's check was up for grabs tonight in the fourth round of the 'Wild West Shootout' at Arizona Speedway in Queen Creek, Arizona. Clint Smith laid down the quickest time in his group during the qualifying session and later finished second in heat race action. After starting the 30-lap feature from the inside of the fourth row, "Cat Daddy" unfortunately ran into problems and was the first retiree - eventually placing twenty-fourth in the final rundown.

(January 10, 2018) Following a couple of days off from racing competition, the third round of the six-race 'Wild West Shootout' miniseries took center stage tonight at Arizona Speedway in Queen Creek, Arizona. A hammer-down racing surface greeted the 45 Super Late Model entrants tonight following a deluge of overnight rain in the Phoenix area. Clint Smith stopped the clock fourth fastest in his group during the time trial session before grabbing the fourth and final transfer spot through his heat race. Unfortunately, Clint had a good car in the $5,000 to win headliner, but was taken out by another competitor, which dropped him to twenty-second in the final finishing order of the 40-lapper.

(January 7, 2018) Night two of the 12th Annual 'Wild West Shootout' took place earlier tonight at Arizona Speedway in Queen Creek, Arizona and another $5,000 top prize was on the line. Clint Smith knocked down the fourth fastest time in his group during qualifying prior to running fourth in his stacked heat race. Following a triumph in his B-Main, Clint improved eight spots during the course of the 40-lap feature to garner a solid eleventh place showing.

(January 6, 2018) Clint Smith and Rob Mayea's team lifted the lid to their 2018 campaign tonight in round one of the annual 'Wild West Shootout' at Arizona Speedway in Queen Creek, Arizona. A strong 50 car Super Late Model field assembled in the desert for the $5,000 to win opener. Clint placed fifth in his loaded heat race and sixth in his B-Main, which unfortunately kept him out of the 40-lap headliner, which was eventually won by Ricky Weiss. "Cat Daddy" did salvage the night; however, by picking up the victory in the Pro Power Dash for non-qualifiers and he received $1,000 for his efforts!