Florida United Promoters Series returns to Auburndale for the Triple 50’s presented by FloridaFlagstand.com
Oh yes race fans this Saturday the Florida United Promoters Series returns to Auburndale for the Triple 50’s presented by FloridaFlagstand.com. The Sunoco Open Wheel Mod’s will feature Travis Roland the points leader as he battles challenges from LJ Grimm, Josh Todd and young Bruce Bennett Jr. who won the last event. In the Regal Kia Pro Trucks it will be another clash as the top seven in the points race battle to see who’s left standing. With only twenty one points separating them it has become a battle till the last race to see who will be on top in November. Current points leader Steve Darvarlics will fend challenges from last race winner and winner of two this year Dylan Martin, also in the mix will be Dustin Dunn, Jessica Green, Becca Monopoli, Mica Williams, and Jessica Murphy. In Racecar Engineering Sportsman class all eyes will be watching James Wright III and Brandon Morris who had a torrid battle two weeks ago. They will be chased by Bobby Mobley, Craig Cuzzone, Cody McDuffie and many more.
The Florida United Promoters Series Triple 50’s returns to tight 1/4 mile Auburndale Speedway this Sat. with the Alan Jay Automotive Group Pro Trucks, the Racecar Engineering Sportsman and the Sunoco Open Wheel Mod’s. With only 10 points separating the top five drivers in the Pro Truck class, this will be the class to watch as they all will be ready to make a run for the Alan Jay Automotive – C.A.R.S. Racing For A Cause, Inc. Championship. In the sportsman division the call is out, Can Anyone Beat Brandon Morris. The Bartow youth has reeled off four straight since April. In the Modifies it is Travis Roland who sits a top the points with two wins. He will be chased by LJ Grimm and Devin McLeod who each have one win this season.
The Florida United Promoters Series Triple 50’s returns to Citrus County Speedway this Sat. for the first race under new track owner Gary Laplant. Rainout’s have kept the Alan Jay Automotive Group Pro Trucks and the Sunoco Open Wheel Mod’s from completing a show in over three months. This should be one heck of a show stated series director Rick Williams, joining the schedule will be the Racecar Engineering Sportsman 50 who did get to run their race back in August before rain wiped out the nights action.
This Saturday the Florida United Promoters Series Triple 50’s will return to Citrus Co. Speedway. Headlining the nights action will be the Alan Jay Automotive Network Pro-Trucks with young Dylan Martin and Jessica Green of Concord, NC chasing points leader Steve Darvalics. Martin, Darvalics, and Green all have one win each in 2013.
This past Saturday night saw the FL United Promoters Series return to “The Friendliest Track in the South” Citrus Co. Speedway for the running of the Sunoco 100 Presented by Karnac.com. With twenty two Super Late Models and fifteen Legends making the trip to Inverness for another night of spectacular racing in all classes. At the wave of the green, the field chased Sarasota’s Jesse Dutilly for 26 laps as he built a commanding lead before the nights 1st caution can out for a broken radiator on the #47 of Keith Zarvel. Back to racing Daniel Webster worked his way from his 7th position starting spot to overtake Dutilly on lap thirty nine. Webster checked out from the rest of the field lapping everyone but the top five with the help of a long green flag run until lap 74 for a spin by Naples Billy Bigley Jr.. On the restart Anderson SC competitor Eric Stokes collected Daryl Shelnut, George Gorham Jr. and track favorite Scott Grossenbacher going into turn one, all four were done for the night. With Webster in the lead, he was challenged by Mike Bresanhan and series points leader Wayne Anderson who had come from his 11th starting spot. After 3 outside lane restarts Webster’s “Hot Rod” was to strong for Bresanhan and Anderson, at the checkered it was Webster, Bresanhan, Anderson, Jeff Scofield, rookie contender Anthony Cataldi rounding out the top five. In the 6th -10th slots were Herb Neumann Jr., Dutilly, Dylan Bigley, Daniel Keene Jr. & Todd Brown
Wayne Anderson picked up win number six for The Powell Family Memorial 125 and #6 for the FUPS Season this past Saturday at Citrus Co. Speedway. Starting in the tenth position after a slower qualifying speed than he had posted all day in practice, he found the right set up to take the lead on lap 53 of the 125 lap event. Anderson was challenged by Brooksville’s Daniel Webster who dogged him right up to the final lap with some of the best racing seen all year.