The Nova Scotia driver takes over lead after making contact with Johnny Clark while racing through traffic with eight laps left, then holds on to become first Canadian since 1995 to win the 250.
By Adam Fenwick-NASCAR Media
Derek Griffith became the first driver since Pete Orr in 1994 to win back-to-back Super Late Model titles at New Smyrna Speedway s World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing. Photo: Jim Dupont/NASCAR
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. – Stephen Nasse won the big race, but Derek Griffith will again wear the crown.
Nasse led every lap of the annual Orange Blossom 100 that closed out the week for the Super Late Model division, allowing him to complete a sweep of the 100-lap features for the Super Late Model and Pro Late Model divisions at Florida’s New Smyrna Speedway on consecutive days.