The situation was pulled off masterfully. In the days following the successful running of the Sweet 16 2.0, promoter Donald "Duck" Long came on Facebook to proclaim his popular Duck X Productions Series was finished with South Georgia Motorsports Park, the host track for nearly 30 of his popular small tire races. We are told there was a disagreement between the parties involved, but unbeknownst to Long's Pied Piper social media like following, there was a cooling of the tensions and common ground was found once again. On April Fools Day 2019, the parties reconciled and announced No Mercy 10, the traditional final small tire race of the season, would go on as planned. 

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