BRL OUTLAWS S38 R11 Recap
15 March 2025
Bootleg Racing League | Season 38 | Round 11
Outlaw Modified Series | New Smyrna Speedway
On Saturday, March 15th, the Bootleg Racing League’s Outlaw SK Modified Invitational Series concluded season 38 under the lights at New Smyrna Speedway. Aiden Young entered the finale with a dominant 16-point lead over Donny Moore, putting him in prime position to clinch the championship before the green flag even waved. The battle for the race win, however, was far from decided. John Wilson and Brennan Myers led the field to green, with Young rolling off from sixth and Moore starting deeper in tenth, both looking to close out the season on a high note.
As the race got underway, Stephen Spies wasted no time making his presence known. Charging through the field in the early laps, Spies climbed into second place and immediately began pressuring Wilson for the top spot. However, his aggressive approach proved costly, as excessive tire wear forced him to back off just as challengers like Scott Negus and Young began making their own moves. With the front of the field tightening up, caution flew on lap 40, resetting the battle and shuffling the strategy game.
On the restart, Myers found himself in control of the lead while Spies attempted an outside charge, leaving the bottom lane wide open for Young to capitalize. The fight for positions intensified as James Lowe also entered the fray, challenging Young for third while Spies continued to work over Myers. With each passing lap, tire wear became a growing concern, and Spies soon found himself struggling again. His pace dropped off dramatically, stacking up the field behind him and creating close calls for Young and others as drivers scrambled to avoid losing positions.
Eventually, Spies fell back, allowing Young and Lowe to break free and set their sights on Myers at the front. As the race crossed the halfway mark, the intensity picked up, and Young made his move with 25 laps to go. Diving underneath Myers, he wrestled away the lead and immediately began putting distance on the field. Lowe followed into second, but with laps winding down, he couldn’t generate the momentum needed to mount a serious challenge. Young kept his composure in the closing circuits, managing his tires while maintaining a comfortable gap.
Coming out of the final corner, Young took the checkered flag, locking up both the race win and the season 38 championship in a fitting end to his dominant campaign. Moore crossed the line further back, unable to make up the points gap, solidifying Young’s status as the new titleholder.
With season 38 now in the books, the series looks ahead to season 39, kicking off on Saturday, March 22nd, at Martinsville Speedway. The action goes live at 7:40 PM ET, only on the Virtual Grip Network!
OBRL CUP SERIES S8 R4 Recap
09 March 2025
OBRL Presented by VCTRYLNSPRTS | Season 8 | Round 4
YesterYear Cup Series | Phoenix Raceway
On Sunday, March 9th, the OBRL YesterYear Racing Cup Series took on Phoenix Raceway for the fourth round of season 8. With the championship battle still in its early stages, Josh Robinson came into the night holding a 9-point lead over Jerry Isaacs, while the ever-competitive field looked to gain ground in the standings. Dan Hill put down the fastest qualifying lap of the night at 27.495 seconds, securing the pole position. However, an EOL penalty shuffled the front row, moving Tom Ogle into the top spot alongside Robinson for the green flag.
Right from the start, the race proved to be more chaotic than what we’ve seen from these drivers in previous rounds. Phoenix Raceway’s unique layout and tight racing conditions kept the field on edge, and early trouble found last week’s COTA winner, Cortney Nelson, who was caught in an unfortunate incident, sustaining heavy damage that would hinder his performance for the remainder of the event. The first half of the race was plagued by frequent cautions, with drivers struggling to find rhythm in the stop-and-go pace. With the field constantly bunched up on restarts, aggressive moves became risky, leading to even more yellow flags. The saying “cautions breed cautions” proved true as drivers fought to maintain track position while avoiding the ever-present danger of mid-pack chaos.
Despite the rough start, Ogle showed early dominance, setting a strong pace while the leaders settled into a single-file groove, content to let the laps tick away. However, the flurry of cautions created a mix of pit strategies. Some drivers opted to pit early for fresh tires, banking on long green-flag runs later in the race, while others gambled on staying out, anticipating more cautions that would keep tire wear in check. The strategy calls began to shake up the running order, with positions constantly changing depending on track position and pit timing.
The defining moment of the race came under caution on lap 89 when Andrew Kotska made a perfectly timed pit stop, executing flawlessly to rejoin the track in the lead for the restart on lap 92. This proved to be the advantage he needed. As the second half of the race transitioned into longer green-flag runs, Kotska settled into a smooth rhythm, making it difficult for the rest of the field to challenge him. Robinson, running in second, worked to close the gap, but Kotska maintained his composure and pace, ensuring that the defending points leader never got close enough to mount a serious attack.
As the laps wound down and the checkered flag neared, it became clear that Robinson wasn’t going to have enough speed to chase Kotska down. In the end, Kotska claimed his first victory of the season with a well-executed race, while Robinson secured second place, extending his championship lead to 28 points over Ogle, who finished fourth. With momentum shifting and the points battle taking shape, the series now heads to Las Vegas Motor Speedway for round five on Sunday, March 16th. The action will go live at 8:00 PM ET, only on the Virtual Grip Network!
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!
BRL Late Model Invitational S29R10 | South Boston Speedway
The excitement was palpable as Bruce Pearson and Chris Davis led the charge at South Boston Speedway for Season 29 Round 10! Pearson wasted no time, blazing ahead at the green, while Davis dove in behind him to snag 2nd place. However, just as the adrenaline peaked, a caution on the backstretch halted the action before the first lap could be completed and would be the nights only official caution.
When the race resumed on Lap 6, Pearson and Davis were back at it, with Pearson showing a strong start. Davis strategically tucked in front of Todd Liston, keeping his 2nd place spot secure as Liston settled into 3rd. By Lap 13, the atmosphere was electric, with Davis fiercely pursuing Pearson, setting himself up for a daring pass for the lead.
Lap 25 saw Davis catching a break; he found room, and the two raced side by side through the turns. Pearson held his ground, leading Lap 26, but Davis tapped into some serious momentum, finally claiming the lead on Lap 27!
As the race neared its halfway point on Lap 31, Liston made his move, challenging Pearson for the 2nd place and successfully passing him on the outside line. With Davis now boasting a two-second cushion over Liston, the battle for the top spots continued to intensify. Aiden Young, keen on breaking into the top three, took on Pearson, but despite several attempts, he struggled to break through Pearson’s defenses.
Lap 68 brought a thrilling showdown as Young and Pearson went toe-to-toe—side by side, and even three wide with a lapped car in the mix! Tension soared as they made slight contact, yet Pearson found a burst of speed on the outside to reclaim his position. But the action didn’t stop there; James Lowe powered his way to 4th and began frightening Pearson on Lap 83. On Lap 84, Lowe found his opening, diving inside Pearson to secure 3rd.
Young wasn’t done yet, though. He took to the outside of Pearson on Lap 88, all while Lowe managed to sweep past Liston to claim 2nd. As the race entered its final laps, Davis showcased his dominance with an impressive five-second lead!
As the checkered flag waved, Chris Davis cruised to victory, finishing almost five seconds ahead of James Lowe, who claimed 2nd place with Todd Liston rounding out the podium in 3rd.
Looking ahead, all eyes will be on the Season 29 finale next week at New Smyrna Speedway on Saturday, March 15th, at 9:10pm ET. Aiden Young heads into this thrilling conclusion with a 14-point advantage over James Lowe, while Scott Negus sits 26 points back in 3rd. It’s shaping up to be a race for the ages!
Highlights
🏆 Chris Davis wins the BRL Late Model Invitational Series Season 29 Round 10 race at South Boston Speedway.
🚀 Donny Moore was the biggest mover, gaining 11 spots, racing from 20th to 9th!
🏁 The race featured two leaders with only one lead change. Chris Davis led 75 laps followed by Bruce Pearson with 25 laps.
Red Light Racing at SoBo
Skitter Creek SK Modified Series
Season 13 Race 9
South Boston Speedway
March 6, 2015
by Tim Corder
Red Light Racing’s Skitter Creek SK Modifieds drivers roared into historic South Boston Speedway on March 6, 2025. It was a return to winning ways for Eric Stout. Stout and his teammate, AJ Hamel, appeared to be the class of the field before disappointment struck Hamel. Hamel had a late race spin while battling for the lead with Stout, Hamel finishing in 18th as a result. Bradley Stefane came home second, and Scott Negus completed the podium with his third place finish. Brian Bianchi and Kenny Allen rounded out the top 5.
Stout claimed the pole position in qualifying, turning a 14.432 second lap. Rex Hoyle, Hamel, Brian Bianchi, and Scott Negus qualified 2nd – 5th, respectively, all turning laps less than a tenth of a second off of Stout’s pace.
The race had 4 cautions, the most significant being the tangle between Stout and Hamel while battling for the lead on lap 98. Hamel, on the inside line, made light contact with Stout on the outside, which sent Stout spinning toward the inside wall. Hamel had put on an impressive performance prior to the spin. He took the lead from Stout on a restart on lap 36. Hamel led a total of 63 laps, the most of any driver in the race.
Stout led a total of 40 laps and Bradley Stefane led a single lap of the green-white-checkered extended event. Other notable performances included Stefane and Fred LeClair both winning the Hard Charger of the Race Award, each gaining 9 spots from their starting positions. Stefane started in 11th and finished 2nd and LeClair started 18th and finished 9th. Eric Stout turned the fastest lap of the race completing lap 10 in just 14.501 seconds. Nine drivers finished the race without any incident points: Negus, Bianchi, Allen, Stefane, Buckley, LeClair, Oliver, Blake, and Haizlip.
With the win, Stout extends his grip on the championship point standings, he’s now 47 points ahead of Stefane, who moved into 2nd place in the standings. Rex Hoyle, Kenny Allen, and Brian Bianchi round out the top 5 in the standings, all within 10 points of Stefane for second place.
The series turns to Southern National Speedway on March 13th for the tenth race of the season. The green flag drops at 7:55 PM Eastern. Catch all of the action LIVE on the Virtual Grip Network.
OBRL CUP SERIES S8 R3 Recap
02 March 2025
OBRL Presented by VCTRYLNSPRTS | Season 8 | Round 3
YesterYear Cup Series | Circuit of the Americas
On Sunday, March 2nd, the OBRL YesterYear Racing Cup Series, presented by VCTRYLNSPRTS, took on the technical challenges of Circuit of the Americas for Round 3 of Season 8. Entering the night, Team Miata’s Josh Robinson held a slim four-point lead over Thomas Ogle, with a deep field of contenders looking to shake up the standings.
Cortney Nelson of Nelson-Hislop Racing wasted no time asserting his dominance, securing the pole with a blistering 1:37.378 lap time, joined by Daniel Hill on the front row. As the green flag waved, Nelson immediately launched into the lead, setting an unforgiving pace that left the rest of the field scrambling to keep up.
One of the biggest storylines of the night was series rookie Andrew Kotska, who started way back in 19th but quickly carved through the field, running some of the fastest laps of the race. After charging all the way up to third, Kotska made an aggressive early pit stop for fuel, looking to gain track position through strategy. He rejoined in seventh but crucially had enough fuel to make it to the end, banking on the long-run payoff.
Meanwhile, Nelson was locked into a different strategy—pushing hard and stretching his fuel as long as possible. Lap after lap, he continued to build a monstrous gap over Hill, extending his lead beyond 40 seconds before finally diving to pit road on lap 34. His near-perfect execution paid off, as he reentered the track still in the lead with a comfortable 13-second cushion over Hill.
As the race entered its closing stages, Kotska had climbed back into third and was rapidly reeling in Hill. But with Nelson still increasing his lead up front, the battle for second became the focal point. Hill defended aggressively, forcing Kotska to search for a way around, setting up a dramatic final lap.
As Nelson took the white flag well out of reach, Hill and Kotska approached lap traffic in the final corners. Contact nearly derailed both of their races, but they managed to recover, crossing the line in second and third, respectively, while Nelson sealed his dominant victory.
Robinson finished a solid fifth, maintaining his points lead but now with Jerry Isaacs just nine points behind as the series heads to Phoenix Raceway for Round 4. Catch all the action live next Sunday, March 9th, at 8:00 PM ET, exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network!
BRL Late Model Invitational S29R09 | Oswego Speedway
The high-octane action of Season 29 Round 09 kicked off with Chris Haizlip and Bruce Pearson leading the charge to the green flag! Haizlip shot out of the gate, but Pearson had to hold off a fierce dive from Todd Liston as they thundered into Turn 1, resulting in a nail-biting contact! Liston seized 2nd place, with Tre Blohm lurking just behind as he eyed Pearson for 3rd when a caution waved on Lap 2.
As the engines roared back to life on Lap 6, Haizlip and Liston resumed their battle at the front. Haizlip bolted ahead, but Blohm executed a daring inside maneuver on Liston, claiming 2nd. It didn’t take long for Blohm to challenge Haizlip; by Lap 6, he was alongside him through Turns 3 and 4, and on Lap 7, he snagged the lead! Liston soon followed suit, relegating Haizlip to 3rd, while Ed Sprenger seized 4th from Pearson. Another caution dampened the excitement briefly on Lap 9. Racing kicked back into gear on Lap 14 with Blohm and Liston at the helm once more. Blohm cleared the field and Liston settled into 2nd comfortably, but Haizlip was feeling the heat from Pearson! A quarter of the way through, the pack settled into mostly single-file racing, but occasional challenges kept the tension high.
By Lap 36, the battle intensified as Haizlip found himself under attack from Pearson on the outside while Adam Schoen joined the fray. But the outside line faltered, causing Pearson to fall back while Schoen held onto the 4th spot. On Lap 39, Schoen made a bold move inside Haizlip, claiming 3rd! Meanwhile, Blohm was cruising with over a second lead by Lap 41. Caution swept through again on Lap 49, but when action resumed on Lap 54, Blohm and Liston were right back at it! With Blohm pulling ahead, Liston settled in for 2nd. Schoen was holding down 3rd as Pearson clashed with Mike Holloway for 4th, with Pearson ultimately taking the victory in that duel. However, on Lap 58, Brennan Myers swooped in, making a stunning inside move on Pearson to snatch 4th for himself!
Speeding toward Lap 61, Schoen executed a thrilling maneuver going into Turn 1, overtaking Liston to claim 2nd! The drama continued on Lap 82, where Myers and Davis fought tooth and nail for 4th, with Myers completing the pass! But the excitement was cut short by a caution on Lap 88. When things restarted on Lap 93, Blohm and Schoen reignited the battle at the front. Blohm fired off the line like a rocket, but Schoen struggled to find traction on the outside, allowing Myers to push 3-wide into Turn 1, leading to an incredible pile-up on the frontstretch! The caution brought the race to a halt on Lap 93.
Once action resumed on Lap 98, it was Blohm and James Lowe vying for dominance. Blohm held strong, but Lowe kept the pressure on from the outside, inching closer with every lap. As the white flag waved on Lap 99, Lowe was at Blohm’s bumper heading into Turn 1. But Blohm found a burst of speed, pulling ahead down the backstretch. As they roared out of Turn 4, it was Blohm who triumphed, claiming victory in Season 29 Round 09 at Oswego Speedway! James Lowe crossed the line in a valiant 2nd place, and the current season points leader, Aiden Young, rounded out the top three in 3rd.
Don’t miss the heart-pounding action next Saturday, March 8th, at 9:30pm ET for Season 29 Round 10 racing excitement at South Boston Speedway!
Highlights
🏆 Tre Blohm wins the BRL Late Model Invitational Series Season 29 Round 09 race at Oswego Speedway.
🚀 Ruben Altice was the biggest mover, gaining 11 spots, racing from 16th to 5th!
🏁 The race featured two leaders with one lead change. Tre Blohm led the most laps with 95 followed by Chris Haizlip with 5.
BRL OUTLAWS S38 R9 Recap
01 March 2025
Bootleg Racing League | Season 38 | Round 9
Outlaw Modified Series | Oswego Speedway
On Saturday, March 1st, the Bootleg Racing League’s Outlaw SK Modified Series battled at Oswego Speedway for Round 9 of Season 38. Aiden Young entered the night with a 15-point lead over James Lowe, but the treacherous track conditions ensured that nothing would come easy.
Kurt Smith led the field to green from the pole, but the race quickly turned chaotic as cautions stacked up, preventing any long runs. Donny Moore wasted no time applying pressure for the lead, but frequent yellows stalled his momentum. Chris Davis also made moves through the field, securing third place before another caution reset the field.
On a lap 13 restart, Moore capitalized on a small opening left by Smith, diving to the inside to take the race lead. With cautions continuing to fall, Moore managed to conserve his tires while maintaining control at the front. Behind him, Scott Negus challenged Davis for second, but contact sent both drivers down the order, triggering yet another caution on lap 24.
Amidst the chaos, Brennan Myers methodically worked his way through the field, quietly climbing into second place by lap 30 after passing Smith. Sensing Moore was pushing his tires too hard, Myers remained patient, predicting more cautions while keeping the leader within reach. His strategy paid off—Moore’s aggressive driving took its toll, and Myers steadily reeled him in, effortlessly taking over the lead in the second half of the race.
With his tires fading, Moore struggled to maintain pace, falling back through the field. While multiple cautions helped him stay near the front, Myers executed flawless restarts, never allowing anyone to challenge him. Meanwhile, Young charged through the field, making his way up to third place as the laps wound down.
Just as the race appeared to be heading to a clean finish, contact between Young and Davis with four laps to go brought out another caution, setting up a dramatic green-white-checkered restart. However, before the field could take the white flag, a multi-car pileup in turns 3 and 4 brought out the yellow once again, ending the race under caution.
Brennan Myers officially secured his first career Outlaw SK Modified victory, surviving the attrition-filled event at Oswego. Aiden Young finished seventh but managed to extend his points lead to 16 over Lowe heading into the next round.
The Bootleg Racing League returns to action on Saturday, March 8th, at South Boston Speedway. Catch all the excitement live at 7:40 PM ET on the Virtual Grip Network!
RLR SK MODIFIED SERIES S13 R8 Recap
27 February 2025
Red Light Racing | Season 13 | Round 8
Skitter Creek SK Modified Series | USA International Speedway
On Thursday, February 27th, Red Light Racing’s Modifieds roared into USA International Speedway for Round 8 of Season 13. Eric Stout of Six Flags Racing entered the night with a commanding 32-point lead in the championship and wasted no time proving why, securing the pole position to kick things off.
The early laps saw multiple cautions, which played into Stout’s favor, helping him manage tire wear while keeping control at the front. AJ Hamel took full advantage of the restarts, quickly climbing into third place and setting his sights on the leaders. On a lap 13 restart, Hamel made an aggressive move to the inside of Kenny Allen, just as contact between Allen and Stout sent the points leader into trouble. Seizing the moment, Hamel shot past them both to take the lead under caution.
When racing resumed on lap 18, Stout—despite holding onto second—was visibly struggling with his damaged car, quickly falling down the running order. Allen held firm in second while Brian Bianchi advanced to third. As the race settled into a long green-flag stretch, Allen, Hamel, and Jeff Aho broke away from the pack, building a strong 2.5-second lead on the field. Aho, showing strong pace, made his move past Allen for second, setting his sights on Hamel at the front.
A caution in the second half of the race erased the leaders’ gap, shuffling the order as Aho inherited the lead while Hamel was knocked back to fifth. Brandon Feeney took over second place, but Allen quickly worked his way to the inside on the restart, sticking to Aho’s bumper to regain second before another caution halted the action. Restarting on the outside, Allen fought hard to challenge Aho but had to settle back into second as Hamel continued his charge forward, reclaiming third after passing Feeney.
Allen pulled off a perfectly executed crossover move on Aho to take the race lead, but Hamel wasn’t far behind. Anticipating more cautions, Hamel turned up the aggression, relentlessly pressuring Allen for the top spot. With 20 laps remaining, Hamel saw his chance, diving to the inside of Allen and making it stick. From there, he built a small but crucial gap, defending the lead through the closing laps to take his first win of the season.
Despite the early setback, Stout managed to grind out an eighth-place finish, extending his points lead to 41 over Rex Hoyle. Red Light Racing now turns its focus to South Boston Speedway next Thursday, March 6th. Catch all the action live at 7:55 PM ET, exclusively on the Virtual Grip Network!
YYR Tour Modified Series S2R01 | Daytona International Speedway
Get ready for the adrenaline rush of the season as the second season of YYR roars to life! It kicked off on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, with a thrilling showdown that set the stage for an exhilarating 14-race series, concluding on November 11, 2025. Every Tuesday at 8:30pm ET, fans are in for a treat as the Virtual Grip Network brings these electrifying races to your screens live on YouTube, showcasing the heart-pounding action of Tour Modified racing, which boasts roots going back to the iconic 1966 season.
Rex Hoyle and Jerry Isaacs led a massive 30-car field onto the hallowed grounds of Daytona International Speedway for the Season 2 Round 01 of the YesterYear Tour Modified Series. Isaacs stormed off the line with a fantastic start, darting ahead, only to be quickly caught by a tightly packed field – bumper to bumper, these modifieds were ready for battle! A near disaster loomed on turns three and four as a car grazed the yellow line, but the driver skillfully maintained control, keeping the race alive and electrifying. As the race unfolded on Lap 3, it became clear that the frontrunners were settling into a furious two-by-two formation, drafting and outpacing the competition. But chaos reignited on Lap 5 when a car careened through the grass without a caution flag flying, keeping the momentum going! By Lap 6, the top six cars formed a single-file line, extending their lead to about a second ahead of the rest, while Lap 7 saw the first caution of the night triggered when a car slammed into the wall. The pit stops under caution due to fuel concerns on Lap 11 shook things up as Isaacs and Dale Copeland emerged to lead the pack. Over the next laps, three distinct racing packs formed, with the top six cars seeking glory at the front and a lone tandem battle forming behind.
Fast forward to Lap 36, and a new leader emerged – Mark Fisch, with Jonathan Theer providing a mighty push from behind! The intensity cranked up again with green flag pit stops on Lap 41 as the tension hung in the air. On Lap 42, Copeland seized the lead, but a twist as he pitted on Lap 43 saw the lead pass to Ken Allen. The drama intensified on Lap 47 when Isaacs surged back into the top spot, making a daring outside move from third! Lap 53 saw Gavin Adams nipping at Isaacs’ heels, seizing the lead in a spectacular twist of fortune. As we entered the later stages, lead changes became common, with Isaacs and Allen exchanging blows as they tore through the track. By Lap 58, Isaacs and Allen crafted a two-car pack, looking unstoppable as they approached the finale. Then it came down to the wire! The excitement surged on Lap 70 with pit stops once again shaking up the leaderboard. Isaacs, with a solid four-second lead, rejoined the action, but Fisch and Adams weren’t backing down, making a fierce comeback. Fisch took command on Lap 81, leaving everyone on the edge of their seats! As the final lap approached, Isaacs and Allen built an impressive eight-second cushion over Adams and Liston, but Liston had different plans. Lap 98 saw him make a critical move, passing Adams for third. With the tension building, lapped traffic disrupted Allen’s momentum, and in a heart-pounding moment, Isaacs, 0.3 seconds behind, battled the lap cars only to brush against the apron, losing crucial speed. In a breathtaking finish, Allen capitalized on the situation, catching Isaacs as they charged towards the checkered flag. With a burst of speed, he snatched the victory right from Isaacs’ grasp! Todd Liston rounded out the amazing podium performance, finishing third after starting way back in 21st!
Don’t miss the next electrifying chapter in the YesterYear Tour Modified racing saga as Round 02 fires up at South Boston Speedway on Tuesday, March 25th, at 8:35pm ET on VGN! Buckle up, because the excitement is just getting started!
Highlights
🏆 Ken Allen wins the YesterYear Tour Modified Series Season 02 Round 01 race at Daytona International Speedway.
🚀 Scott Negus was the biggest mover, gaining 21 spots, racing from 30th to 9th!
🏁 The race featured many lead changes, exciting pack and single file racing, green flag pit stops and only one caution for 100 laps.
Virtual Grip Network 