Whynot Motorsports Park,
Pure Stock Division:
BryantReynolds: Ultimate Car Care #4 Chevy |
With only 5 cars competing in the feature, we expected it to be anybody's race to win, Bryant Reynolds, the "Dirt Track Cowboy",driving the #4 McCalls Lawn Service Chevy, was forced to sit out the Heat Race because he noticed fluid coming from his transmission after hot laps. After missing the heat, Reynolds was forced to start in the rear.
"Well I knew after hot laps, we (McCalls Lawn Service Chevy) knew we had a busted transmission. So, we laid out of the heat expecting to just cruise around until we broke in the feature", said Reynolds after his win Saturday Night. "We got out there, and next thing ya know, that joker just went", expained Bryant.
Bryant did not just take off in the first part of the race. The Orange Mopar car, #22 Mark Hollinghead, from Pulaski Ms, held the lead for almost half of the race getting almost a half a straightaway on the competition. A late caution bunched the field back up after a spin by the #14w driven by Jay Walker in turn 3.
DavidFranklin#40PureStock |
After a quick door to door pass with the #40 car, 2nd year driver Bryant Reynolds was able to seal the deal as he brought home the win in the first race of the season at whynotmotorsportspark.com.
David Franklin, 2010 Mini Stock Champion, finished 2nd and Mark Hollinghead finished 3rd in the money.
Bryant Reynolds was a rookie last year and did very well for his first season as a driver, but unfortuanately, he finished 2nd in the PURE STOCK season points. This hot start on the season may be an early favorite to be the 2013 Pure Stock Points Champion.
The 2013 Weekly Racing Series continues this Saturday Night as we debut the 1st Annual World of Outlaws Super Late Models.
General admission to Saturday's program, featuring the World of Outlaws at Whynot Motorsports Park, which also includes racing for the NeSmith Crate Late Models, open-wheel Modifieds, Street Stocks and Pure Stocks, is $30 for adults, $15 for children ages 6-12 and free for kids 5-and-under. Pit passes will be $40.
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