BRL OUTLAWS S33 R10 Recap

8 December 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 10
Outlaw Modified Series | Martinsville Speedway

In the Bootleg Racing League’s Outlaw SK Modified Invitational Series, the 100-lap event provided fans with an enthralling showcase of racing expertise and strategic prowess. Lowell Jewell led the pack from the pole position, setting a consistent pace at the start while contending with persistent pressure from the skilled Bruce Pearson, who was eager to seize the lead.

The early laps saw the field of drivers navigate cautiously, single-filing themselves in pursuit of opportunities. Jewell’s composed driving style was evident as he masterfully defended his position against Pearson’s relentless attempts to overtake. Brennen Myers closely trailed in third, maintaining a strong hold on the podium contention.

Aiden Young, renowned for his late-race charges, faced a challenging endeavor starting from the 9th position. Despite his skillful driving, he found himself navigating through the pack, unable to make significant strides forward and stuck behind Jason Menda in 6th place.

Throughout the race, Jewell exhibited exceptional consistency and unwavering focus. His ability to maintain a steady pace and thwart the continuous challenges from Pearson and Myers was a testament to his skill behind the wheel. As the laps wound down, Jewell’s methodical and composed approach began to pay dividends.

In the final stages of the race, Jewell’s consistent performance allowed him to gradually extend his lead from Pearson. His calculated driving and smooth execution proved decisive as he led every lap of the race, securing a well-deserved victory by crossing the finish line first.

Pearson and Myers valiantly maintained their respective positions behind Jewell, completing the podium with impressive performances of their own. Despite encountering difficulties during the race, Aiden Young continues to maintain a substantial 44-point lead in the point standings over Donny Moore.

The anticipation for the season finale is building as the stage is set for the climactic event at Five Flags Speedway on December 16th. Racing enthusiasts can expect another captivating showdown packed with excitement and drama, airing live at 8:55 PM ET exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network.

BRL OUTLAWS S33 R9 Recap

1 December 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 9
Outlaw Modified Series | Myrtle Beach Speedway

In a nail-biting race at the Bootleg Racing League’s 100-lap event, Kurt Smith commenced from pole position while championship leader Aiden Young launched from 9th on the grid. Smith valiantly defended his lead against relentless challenges from Bruce Pearson and Donny Moore, creating a three-driver breakaway at the race’s outset.

Meanwhile, Young navigated through the field, strategically preserving his equipment, making a steady climb up to 5th place within the initial 30 laps. Pearson persistently pressured Smith but couldn’t make a move stick. Young, overtaking Todd Liston for 4th, closed the gap to the leading trio.

As Young closed in, Moore and Pearson, sensing his presence, intensified their maneuvers but were unable to unsettle Smith. Young executed an audacious outside pass on Moore, setting his sights on Pearson. Liston quietly crept back into contention, setting the stage for a five-car battle at the front.

On lap 63, Pearson’s slight error allowed Young to pounce, claiming 2nd place with a daring low pass. Moore, attempting to capitalize, engaged Pearson in a fierce battle for the final podium spot, but neither driver could secure a decisive advantage. Contact between them forced Moore to relent momentarily.

A pivotal moment arose on lap 77 as Young made a bold move, seizing the lead from Smith. Smith, unable to counter from the outside, slotted into 2nd ahead of Pearson, reigniting the battle between Moore and Pearson for 3rd. Unfortunately, a collision between Moore and Pearson brought out a late-race caution on lap 84, ending Pearson’s race prematurely while Moore rejoined a lap down.

In the race’s waning laps, Liston capitalized on an inside restart, overtaking Smith for 2nd place. Meanwhile, Young, representing Gambler Motorsports, cruised around the final corner to clinch yet another impressive victory, further solidifying his 32-point lead over Liston in the championship standings.

The exhilarating action continues next week at Martinsville Speedway on December 8th, with the Bootleg Racing League’s live broadcast at 8:55 PM ET, exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network. Fans eagerly await the final rounds as the competition heats up in the thrilling BRL championship battle.

BRL OUTLAWS S33 R8 Recap

17 November 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 8
Outlaw Modified Series | Lanier National Speedway

In a thrilling night of high-octane action at Lanier National Speedway, Aiden Young of Gambler Motorsports stamped his authority, clinching his fourth win of the season in the fiercely contested Bootleg Racing League Outlaw SK Modified Invitational Series.

The race began with Joe Segalla seizing the pole position, setting an early pace. Meanwhile, Young, starting from the 10th spot, had an uphill climb ahead. Matt Hoose, initiating from 3rd, wasted no time and powered into the lead merely four laps into the intense race, with Donny Moore swiftly securing 2nd place as Segalla encountered difficulty on the outer racing line, consequently slipping down the running order.

Hoose commanded the lead for a substantial portion of the race, steering the pack until lap 80. However, Young, exhibiting an impressive display of skill, steadily made his way through the grid. In a daring maneuver, Young dove low, making a calculated move to slide underneath Hoose late in the corner, compelling Hoose to yield the lead and slip back to 2nd place. As Hoose maneuvered to regain his position behind Young, an unfortunate collision with Moore sent Hoose spinning, relegating him to the rear of the field.

Unfazed by the incident, Young surged ahead, navigating the remaining 20 laps unchallenged, securing yet another commanding victory. With this win, Young extends his dominance in the championship standings, now boasting a formidable 31-point lead over Todd Liston.

The Bootleg Racing League’s next showdown awaits after the Thanksgiving break, as drivers gear up to conquer Myrtle Beach Speedway on December 1st. Race enthusiasts can catch all the heart-pounding action live exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network, starting at 8:55 PM ET. The anticipation builds for another adrenaline-fueled spectacle in this gripping series.

BRL OUTLAWS S33 R7 Recap

10 November 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 7
Outlaw Modified Series | South Boston Speedway

In a thrilling race at South Boston Speedway, Jason Menda with Thunder Ridge Racing took the checkered flag after leading every lap in a Green-White-Checker (GWC) finish in the Bootleg Racing League Outlaw SK Modified Invitational Series.

Starting the night on the pole, Menda demonstrated exceptional control and skill as he fended off multiple challengers throughout the race. Despite a few early cautions in the first 20 laps, the majority of the race witnessed an extended green-flag stretch, with several drivers attempting to seize the lead from Menda, including notable contenders like Matt Hoose and Chris Davis.

Aiden Young quietly made his way through the field during the first half of the race, steadily closing the gap on Menda. As the laps dwindled, Menda’s competition struggled to maintain his pace, wearing out their equipment in fierce battles for the lead. Young, however, continued to gain ground lap after lap.

The late-race caution set the stage for a dramatic 2-lap dash to the finish, with Menda still firmly in control. Young secured the 2nd position but couldn’t mount a challenge for the victory before Menda crossed the finish line, securing his first win of the season.

Aiden Young finished the night in 2nd place but maintains a robust points lead, sitting 30 points ahead of Todd Liston.

The Bootleg Racing League will return on November 17th for another exciting round, this time at Lanier National Speedway. Catch all the racing action live at 8:55 PM ET, exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network!

BRL OUTLAWS S33 R6 Recap

03 November 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 6
Outlaw Modified Series | Kern County Raceway

In a much-anticipated return to Friday nights, the renowned J R Shepherd of Different Path Motorsports secured the checkered flag in the Bootleg Racing League Outlaw SK Modified Invitational Series at Kern County Raceway. Shepherd’s return to Friday nights followed a series of no-shows from track rival James Tiernan, and Shepherd’s remarkable performance was celebrated by the racing community.

The race commenced with Lowell Jewell in the pole position, while J R Shepherd started from the 16th spot. The evening’s racing was marked by chaos and frustration for many drivers as the field struggled to maintain a prolonged green flag run, with frequent incidents causing the action to unfold in short bursts, spanning just three or four laps at a time. Shepherd, a seasoned expert, navigated through the mayhem without incident, working his way toward the front.

As the race transitioned into its second half, Shepherd found himself in a fierce battle for the lead with Matt Hoose. Unfortunately, this battle ended with Hoose getting loose and making heavy contact with the inside wall, allowing Aiden Young to claim the second position. The lead exchanged hands multiple times between Shepherd and Young in the midst of several restarts. In the end, it was Shepherd who managed to maintain his position, crossing the finish line to secure the win.

Aiden Young continues to maintain a strong hold on the points lead, sitting 23 points ahead of Jeffery Hardin. Racing enthusiasts can look forward to the next round, scheduled for November 10th at South Boston Speedway. Tune in for the live action, exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network at 8:55 PM ET!

BRL OUTLAWS S33 R5 Recap

27 October 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 5
Outlaw Modified Series | The Bullring at Las Vegas

In a thrilling night of racing at The Bullring in Las Vegas, Aiden Young of Gambler Motorsports secured his third consecutive win in the Bootleg Racing League Outlaw SK Modified Invitational Series. The race was nothing short of chaotic, featuring frequent caution flags throughout the 100-lap event. With ten caution periods, the event delivered a series of short, action-packed green flag runs, with drivers displaying heightened aggression as they battled for position, pushing their cars to the limit before the next caution.

The race began with Kurt Smith in the pole position, while Aiden Young started from the 12th spot. Early in the race, it was Chris Davis of Team CDR who took the lead and controlled the field, with Todd Liston applying constant pressure from second place. However, the first half of the race was marked by multiple drivers falling victim to bad luck, getting caught up in multi-car incidents as they fought for position.

As the race transitioned into its second half, Aiden Young began making calculated moves and leveraging the frequent restarts to advance through the field. With 30 laps remaining, Young was closely following Davis, the race leader. On lap 72, Young made a decisive move, diving to the inside of Davis in turn 3 and successfully securing the lead. From that point onward, Young proved untouchable, leading the remaining laps and crossing the finish line to claim the checkered flag. Donny Moore made a late-race surge, capturing second place from Davis in the final moments.

Aiden Young’s incredible performance extended his lead in the point standings, with a 13-point advantage over Jeffery Hardin. Racing fans can look forward to the next round scheduled for November 3rd at Kern County Raceway, marking the first time the Bootleg Racing League has raced at this venue. Don’t miss the action, going live at 8:55 PM ET exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network!

BRL OUTLAWS S33 R4 Recap

20 October 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 4
Outlaw Modified Series | Concord Speedway

Aiden Young of Gambler Motorsports delivered a thrilling performance tonight at Concord Speedway, claiming his second win of the season in the Bootleg Racing League Outlaw SK Modified Invitational Series. Young, who started the race from the 11th position, showcased an impressive display of skill and determination.

The race began with Lowell Jewell on the pole, but it was Matt Hoose, starting on the outside of the front row, who made a bold move to seize the lead. Hoose’s aggressive start allowed him to outpace Jewell and take control of the field. During the first half of the race, Hoose continued to lead without encountering any serious challenges.

However, Aiden Young was making his way through the field further back. On lap 47, he successfully overtook Jewell to secure the second position. Young steadily closed the gap to Hoose, reaching his rear bumper by lap 51. In a daring move through turn 3, Young executed an aggressive inside pass, swiftly clearing Hoose to take the lead.

Although Hoose stayed in close pursuit and made several attempts to reclaim the lead, he was unable to execute a pass before Young surged across the finish line to claim the checkered flag.

With this remarkable victory, Aiden Young has now taken the lead in the point standings, holding a 6-point advantage over Jeffery Hardin, who secured fourth place in tonight’s race.

The Bootleg Racing League promises more intense action on October 27th, as the series heads to The Bullring at Las Vegas. Catch all the excitement, live at 8:55 PM ET, exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network!

BRL OUTLAWS S33 R3 Recap

13 October 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 3
Outlaw Modified Series | Southern National Speedway

In a thrilling night at Southern National Speedway, Aiden Young of Gambler Motorsports secured a well-earned victory in the Bootleg Racing League Outlaw SK Modified Invitational Series. The race was filled with twists, turns, and a fair share of drama, making it a memorable evening for racing fans.

The race began with Lowell Jewell leading the pack from the pole position, while Aiden Young started from the 13th spot. Jewell enjoyed a strong start, leading the first 37 laps of the race, even surviving a couple of early restarts. However, his grasp on the lead was short-lived as Todd Liston managed to overtake him.

Liston’s opportunity came when Jewell encountered a slight hiccup, resulting in a loose moment that allowed Liston to pounce and secure the lead. The transition into the second half of the race marked a notable increase in on-track aggression, with multiple cautions and several short green flag runs.

Meanwhile, Aiden Young had been silently but persistently making his way to the front of the pack. His journey was guided by a combination of well-executed maneuvers and a bit of good fortune, avoiding potential incidents that claimed many other fast drivers during the night, including the points leader, James Tiernan.

As the laps dwindled down, Jeffrey Hardin joined the contest for the lead, and after a few laps of spirited back-and-forth action, he took control. Yet, his time in the lead was brief, as Liston swiftly reclaimed the top spot following another restart, with Young right on his heels, moving past Hardin into second place.

The real battle for the lead occurred on lap 79, as Young began to mount a charge on the outside of Liston. However, a caution interrupted their duel, allowing Liston to hold onto the lead. It wasn’t until lap 93 that Aiden Young managed to make another move, getting under Liston to seize the lead for good.

From there, Young maintained his composure and fended off Liston, ultimately clinching his first victory of the season. With this win, Young is now tied for the points lead with Tiernan as the series heads into the next round at Concord Speedway, scheduled for October 20th. Catch all the action live at 8:55 PM ET, exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network.

BRL OUTLAWS S33 R2 Recap

06 October 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 2
Outlaw Modified Series | Hickory Motor Speedway

Hickory Motor Speedway played host to yet another thrilling installment of the Bootleg Racing League Outlaw SK Modified Invitational Series, and it was James Tiernan with Elbows Up Simsport who emerged victorious, showcasing his formidable skills.

The evening’s racing action kicked off with Bobby Hayes leading the pack from the coveted pole position. However, Tiernan, starting from the ninth position, wasted no time making his presence felt on the track.

As the race got underway, it was Joe Segalla who seized the initiative, dethroning Hayes to claim the race lead. Yet, Segalla’s moment at the front was short-lived, as Bruce Pearson made a determined charge through the field, swiftly ascending to the lead and bringing Jeffery Hardin into the second position. Tiernan was already up to third place by this point, setting the stage for a thrilling battle.

Tiernan’s pace proved relentless as he quickly closed the gap on Pearson and executed a flawless maneuver to snatch the lead on lap 20. The dominance of Tiernan on the track was on full display, making it clear that challenging him was a daunting task.

The first caution of the night made an appearance on lap 35, reshuffling the field and inadvertently triggering a series of chaotic events that would punctuate the remainder of the race. Several drivers dialed up the aggression, leading to multiple collisions during short green flag runs towards the finish.

In the midst of this frenzied competition, Aiden Young began to make his presence felt, progressively working his way through the field from his sixth-place position. However, his charge was not without setbacks, as he ultimately lost the second position to Hardin on the final lap.

As the checkered flag waved, Tiernan stood unchallenged at the front, claiming yet another victory in his illustrious career. With this win, Tiernan now holds a slim three-point lead over Young as the series heads to Southern National Speedway for its next round on October 13th. The action will be broadcast live at 8:55 PM ET, exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network.

BRL OUTLAWS S33 R1 Recap

30 September 2023
Bootleg Racing League | Season 33 | Round 1
Outlaw Modified Series | New Smyrna Speedway

The Bootleg Racing League’s Outlaw Modified Invitational Series roared back to life with an electrifying season opener at New Smyrna Speedway. In a thrilling showcase of speed and skill, James Tiernan, driving for Elbows Up Simport, emerged as the triumphant victor.

The stage was set for Tiernan’s triumph right from the beginning, as he secured the coveted pole position. With the anticipation building, he led a formidable field of 21 cars to the green flag, setting the tone for an action-packed evening.

However, the race wasn’t without its fair share of challenges. Frequent caution periods punctuated the event, preventing Tiernan from establishing an insurmountable lead. This allowed several skilled competitors to mount challenges and vie for the top spot.

One such contender was Aiden Young, whose performance was nothing short of remarkable. Operating quietly but strategically, Young worked his way up through the field, ultimately ascending to the second position on Lap 46. This progression wasn’t without drama, as contact occurred between Young and Bryan Dehn, causing both drivers to briefly spin out. Fortunately for Young, he was granted his rightful position behind Tiernan as they faced the green flag for the second half of the race.

With Young relentlessly pressuring Tiernan for the lead and frequent caution periods keeping the field closely bunched, the stage was set for a captivating battle. Despite Young’s valiant efforts, Tiernan displayed a commanding level of skill and consistency, maintaining his lead with unwavering determination.

As the laps dwindled, it became increasingly evident that Tiernan’s lead was secure. He continued to outpace the competition, ultimately proving to be untouchable throughout the night. The race unfolded in a manner consistent with Tiernan’s domination in the previous season, reinforcing his status as a formidable force in the Bootleg Racing League.

The excitement and competition show no signs of slowing down as the season progresses. Racing enthusiasts won’t want to miss the next round, scheduled for October 6th at Hickory Motor Speedway. The action is set to go live at 8:55 PM ET, exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network, promising another thrilling chapter in this invigorating series.