Roseville, Calif. – Golden State Racing drivers Kristin Bumbera, John Moore, and Laura Hayes all scored top-tens in Saturday night’s NASCAR Western Late Model 100 at All American Speedway in Roseville, CA.

Hayes led off Golden State Racing drivers in qualifying, qualifying a career best second. Bumbera qualified her #00 machine fourth and Moore time trialed 10th out of the large 24 car turnout for the special 100 lap feature.

Hayes ran in top-three throughtout much of the race, and challenged points leader Gary Glenn for second. Hayes and Glenn made contact, sending Hayes spinning down the backstretch.

Hayes made a spirited charge through the field with minor cosmetic damage and came home in eigth.

Bumbera ran a consistent performance, running in the top-five and finishing fourth.

Moore came from 10th starting on the grid to record a sixth place finish.

Moore leads Golden State Racing drivers in second in the points, with Bumbera moving up eight spots into ninth. Hayes moved up from 18th to 15th.

Golden State Racing gets the weekend off before returning to action May 17.

For all the details on this hard-charging team, log on to www.goldenstateracing.com

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