06/11/2026
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This past Saturday night, Layton Sullivan powered Dennis "Rambo" Franklin's famed number two machine to a $3,000 victory with the Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Model Series at Lancaster Motor Speedway.
The win returned one of the most recognizable cars in regional dirt Late Model racing to a place it has visited many times before, Lancaster Motor Speedway Victory Lane.
As a lot of fans know, Franklin is no stranger to success at Lancaster. With seven Super Late Model victories, he ranks second on the track's all-time Super Late Model wins list. However, Saturday's victory marked the first time the No. 2 team had celebrated in Lancaster's Victory Lane since Franklin's Ultimate Super Late Model victory in September 2021.
The win was also a milestone for Sullivan, who captured his first career victory at Lancaster in just his seventh start at the track. Dating back to his Crate Late Model appearances, Sullivan has now recorded three consecutive podium finishes at the "big half-mile." The victory also gave Sullivan back-to-back Blue Ridge Outlaw Late Model Series wins after his recent triumph at Wythe Raceway.
For Franklin, the victory was another reminder that the iconic No. 2 team remains a contender wherever it unloads. It was especially encouraging to see him back at the track and doing well during his recovery from a recent medical procedure.
Saturday night's win added another chapter to the famed number twoโs long history at Lancaster Motor Speedway, and if recent performances are any indication, it may not be the last trip to Victory Lane for Franklin and Sullivan this season.