(SOLON SPRINGS, WISCONSIN) Brady Smith claimed his second checkered flag of the 2010 racing season in exciting fashion on Friday night, August 27 in his first visit to the Hartford Motor Speedway in Hartford, Michigan! The American Late Model Series (ALMS) sanctioned the 'Lane 46,' which boasted a $4,600 top prize plus a myriad of lap money and bonuses. Brady won his B-Main to earn the nineteenth starting spot in the 46-lap main event. The Solon Springs, Wisconsin native blasted through the field, took the lead on lap twenty-two, and went on to record the $5,700 triumph over Curtis Roberts, Phil Ausra, J.R. Hotovy, and Curt Spalding.
On Saturday evening, August 28, the #2 team traveled south to the Bluegrass Speedway in Bardstown, Kentucky for the annual running of the 'Bluegrass Classic.' The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series sanctioned the $10,000 to win program and a stellar field of competitors were on hand. Brady qualified well, won his stacked heat race, and later rolled off from the outside of the second row in the A-Main. The driver known as the "Prodigy" hung around up front throughout the 'Bluegrass Classic' and wound up in the fifth position behind only winner Don O'Neal, Mike Marlar, Brian Birkhofer, and Scott Bloomquist. Complete results from both Hartford and Bardstown can be located online at www.dirtondirt.com.
"It was a very good weekend for the Brady Smith Racing team," quoted Brady earlier this week. "I really enjoyed my first trip to Hartford, I guess everyone does when they win, but I liked racing at that place. We broke a drive flange in the heat race, but the car was extremely good in both the B-Main and the feature. Then at Bardstown against a really strong field of cars, we won the heat and ran up front the entire night. Hopefully, we can keep running up front and contend for wins when we travel to Peoria and Fairbury this weekend!"
A tripleheader in the Land of Lincoln will greet the Brady Smith Racing team over the ultra-busy Labor Day holiday weekend. The Peoria Speedway in Peoria, Illinois will kick things off tonight, September 2 with a $5,000 to win UMP DIRTcar Series show. On Friday and Saturday, September 3-4, the action will quickly turn to the Fairbury American Legion Speedway in Fairbury, Illinois. The 'Prairie Dirt Shootout' will pay $5,000 to the winner on Friday night at F.A.L.S., while the historic 'Prairie Dirt Classic' will wrap up the weekend on Saturday evening with a $10,000 top prize. Additional information on these three events can be located at www.peoriaspeedway.com and www.fairburyspeedway.com.
All summer long, fans are encouraged to donate money for Brady Smith to "Brave the Shave!" The campaign, which kicked off at the 'Dream 100' in early June, will culminate during the 'World 100' weekend at the Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio on September 9-11. Brady, along with twenty other drivers, will shave their heads at Eldora to raise money for three worthy cancer charities. You can learn more about A Head for A Cure and the "Brave the Shave" campaign by clicking on www.ahead4acure.com.
Brady Smith Racing would like to thank the following group of sponsors for their continued support: Big Red Motorsports, Mid-States Equipment and Hydraulics, Michaletz Trucking, GottaRace.com, Vic Hill Racing Engines, Como Oil and Propane, Willow River Saloon, McFarland Pain Clinic, Hoosier Racing Tires, AMSOIL, Chase Decals, VP Racing Fuels, Dyer's Top Rods, Peterson Fluid Systems, Delph Communications, Bloomquist Race Cars, Ohlins Shocks, Bert Transmission, Allstar Performance, Braswell Carburetion, Rick Gondik Attorney, Snap-On Tools, Fairway Ford - Freeport, Illinois, Wiles Driveshafts, Dan Olsen Racing Products, Wrisco Aluminum, Jones Racing Products, The Joie of Seating, Safer Racer Tour, Arizona Sport Shirts, Interstate Batteries, The Brake Man, Sweet Mfg., Jesel, Manley Performance, Bell Helmets, CP Pistons, Comp Cams, Super Swivels, Solon Springs Mercantile, and Copp Racing Products. Brady would also like to thank Robert Burhans and Dick & Dave Schofield for their unwavering dedication to the team.
Keep up with Brady all year long by visiting his official Internet home, located at www.bradysmithracing.com.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph - Delph Communications
www.delphcommunications.com
On Saturday evening, August 28, the #2 team traveled south to the Bluegrass Speedway in Bardstown, Kentucky for the annual running of the 'Bluegrass Classic.' The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series sanctioned the $10,000 to win program and a stellar field of competitors were on hand. Brady qualified well, won his stacked heat race, and later rolled off from the outside of the second row in the A-Main. The driver known as the "Prodigy" hung around up front throughout the 'Bluegrass Classic' and wound up in the fifth position behind only winner Don O'Neal, Mike Marlar, Brian Birkhofer, and Scott Bloomquist. Complete results from both Hartford and Bardstown can be located online at www.dirtondirt.com.
"It was a very good weekend for the Brady Smith Racing team," quoted Brady earlier this week. "I really enjoyed my first trip to Hartford, I guess everyone does when they win, but I liked racing at that place. We broke a drive flange in the heat race, but the car was extremely good in both the B-Main and the feature. Then at Bardstown against a really strong field of cars, we won the heat and ran up front the entire night. Hopefully, we can keep running up front and contend for wins when we travel to Peoria and Fairbury this weekend!"
A tripleheader in the Land of Lincoln will greet the Brady Smith Racing team over the ultra-busy Labor Day holiday weekend. The Peoria Speedway in Peoria, Illinois will kick things off tonight, September 2 with a $5,000 to win UMP DIRTcar Series show. On Friday and Saturday, September 3-4, the action will quickly turn to the Fairbury American Legion Speedway in Fairbury, Illinois. The 'Prairie Dirt Shootout' will pay $5,000 to the winner on Friday night at F.A.L.S., while the historic 'Prairie Dirt Classic' will wrap up the weekend on Saturday evening with a $10,000 top prize. Additional information on these three events can be located at www.peoriaspeedway.com and www.fairburyspeedway.com.
All summer long, fans are encouraged to donate money for Brady Smith to "Brave the Shave!" The campaign, which kicked off at the 'Dream 100' in early June, will culminate during the 'World 100' weekend at the Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio on September 9-11. Brady, along with twenty other drivers, will shave their heads at Eldora to raise money for three worthy cancer charities. You can learn more about A Head for A Cure and the "Brave the Shave" campaign by clicking on www.ahead4acure.com.
Brady Smith Racing would like to thank the following group of sponsors for their continued support: Big Red Motorsports, Mid-States Equipment and Hydraulics, Michaletz Trucking, GottaRace.com, Vic Hill Racing Engines, Como Oil and Propane, Willow River Saloon, McFarland Pain Clinic, Hoosier Racing Tires, AMSOIL, Chase Decals, VP Racing Fuels, Dyer's Top Rods, Peterson Fluid Systems, Delph Communications, Bloomquist Race Cars, Ohlins Shocks, Bert Transmission, Allstar Performance, Braswell Carburetion, Rick Gondik Attorney, Snap-On Tools, Fairway Ford - Freeport, Illinois, Wiles Driveshafts, Dan Olsen Racing Products, Wrisco Aluminum, Jones Racing Products, The Joie of Seating, Safer Racer Tour, Arizona Sport Shirts, Interstate Batteries, The Brake Man, Sweet Mfg., Jesel, Manley Performance, Bell Helmets, CP Pistons, Comp Cams, Super Swivels, Solon Springs Mercantile, and Copp Racing Products. Brady would also like to thank Robert Burhans and Dick & Dave Schofield for their unwavering dedication to the team.
Keep up with Brady all year long by visiting his official Internet home, located at www.bradysmithracing.com.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph - Delph Communications
www.delphcommunications.com
