Brian McClelland of Tulsa won his third USRA Champ Sprint feature in five weeks Saturday at the Creek County Speedway while Chad Davis made his first appearance of the season one to remember with a hard fought victory in the USRA RHS Modified feature.

On May 21 the Dylan Koyn Open Wheel Spectacular will take place at Creek County Speedway. USRA Champ Sprints, Injected sprints, E-Sprints and the SOWS Midgets will be racing for $20,000 in prize money. A portion of the proceeds will go to benefit 15-year old Dylan Koyn.

Defending Creek County Speedway track champion Ho Dean scored his first USRA RHS Modified win of the season Saturday while Brian McClelland captured his second USRA Champ Sprint victory at the Creek County Speedway.

Jamie Passmore of Rose topped a season high 26-car USRA Champ Sprint field to win the main event over Kevin Cummings on Saturday night at the Creek County Speedway.

After finishing last in the season-opening USRA Champ Sprint feature, Jerrod Wilson led start-to-finish in Sunday's main event while Matt French survived to win the USRA RHS Modified main event.

Due to a forecast of wet and cool weather, Saturday's racing program at Creek County Speedway has been moved to Sunday.

The popular Champ Sprints will be sanctioned by the United States Racing Association starting March 19 at the Creek County Speedway in Kellyville, Okla. The Brill Motor Speedway in Meeker, Okla., will be running Champ Sprints with USRA sanction as well.

The season finally got underway Saturday at Creek County Speedway and 76 cars in opened their point seasons, including the first modified race under USRA sanction which saw Colby Artherton going down in the record books as the first main event winner.

Weekly racing is scheduled to begin on Saturday, March 5, at the Creek County Speedway with the track’s first points race of the 2011 season and the first race for the Modifieds under the USRA banner.