BRL OUTLAWS S38 R10 Recap

08 March 2025
Bootleg Racing League | Season 38 | Round 10
Outlaw Modified Series | South Boston Speedway

On Saturday, March 8th, the Bootleg Racing League’s Outlaw SK Modified Series rolled into South Boston Speedway for Round 10 of Season 38. With just two races left, Aiden Young of Gambler Motorsports came in with a commanding 21-point lead over Donny Moore, making his championship all but certain. However, Young made a surprising move before the green flag even waved—choosing to start from pit road rather than his 7th-place grid position, anticipating a chaotic race. That prediction proved to be spot on.

The action kicked off with Tom Hilbert and Donny Moore on the front row, but it didn’t take long for the first caution to fly—just two laps into the race. From there, it was a rough night for the field as yellow flags continued to stack up, making track position and restarts crucial. Moore took control early, but it quickly became clear that Chris Davis was the faster driver. As Davis reeled in Moore’s rear bumper, he found passing difficult, with Moore aggressively blocking to hold onto the lead.

Meanwhile, James Lowe, who had started deep in the pack, was methodically picking his way forward, capitalizing on other drivers’ mistakes and the constant restarts. After spending 19 laps bottled up behind Moore, Davis finally managed to get his nose underneath, but before he could complete the pass, a caution froze the field—handing Davis the lead without a fight.

From that point on, Davis controlled the race, keeping Moore at bay through multiple short green-flag runs. Behind them, Matt Hoose climbed into third and began pressuring Moore, trying to force a mistake. Lowe continued his charge, closing the gap and looking for an opportunity to move forward. That chance came in the second half of the race when Lowe attempted to squeeze inside Hoose, but contact sent Hoose hard into the outside wall, ending his night early.

With Hoose out, Lowe advanced to third and immediately set his sights on Moore. A late restart with 12 laps remaining gave Lowe a chance, but Moore defended well, maintaining second as Davis cruised to an unchallenged victory for Team CDR.

Young crossed the line in 7th, keeping a strong 16-point advantage over Moore heading into the season finale at New Smyrna Speedway on Saturday, March 15th. Tune in live at 7:40PM ET, only on the Virtual Grip Network, to see if Young can close it out and claim the Season 38 championship!