61 cars total in the pits with the toughest competition around! We would draw a 20, which would put us 3rd in the 3rd heat. On the start driver error not realizing just how slick the track actually was. We would go from 3rd and finish 7th. Definitely not what we wanted but being that we never raced there we would learn from it and move to the 1st BMain. We made a few changes to get more comfortable to run around the bottom. We would start 9th in the BMain and come up to 6th to have a left rear shock come off. Not horrible but we didn’t make the show. Definitely wanted to make this show but we learned from it and hopefully Jerry and Scott will have us back again next year!

Thank you to Lincoln Speedway and the Mason Dixon guys! This is something I hope we can continue to build and grow it bigger! Also thank to Kent Weiss who came over to help after traveling with Kyle Reinhardt all week for Pa Speedweek.

I’m proud to announce that for the rest of the season I will be the driver of the Kent Weiss owned RTS 270 micro. Kent a former micro sprint driver himself has a ton of knowledge with these cars. This is a big opportunity for me to continue to grow and learn as a driver. We will hit the track this Friday for the Mason Dixon 270 series for the Kevin Gobrecht Memorial. Come on out and support us in the 5W!

When I’m not in the 5W, I will be back in the seat of the family 88J. Tentatively the next race in the 88J will be at Baps Motor Speedway on June 1st.

Thank you Kent for this opportunity!

Successful night at Clinton County Speedway. 9th to 4th in the heat and 8th to 6th in the feature. A lot learned, a lot of fun was had, and memories were made.

Adjustments to be made on the car, but we are very pleased with night 1.