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Car owner Bobby Sears and driver Brad May headed into the Governor's Cup following a controversial and hard crash on Saturday night that basically killed Bobby's Pro Late Model.
Sunday was also a long day as well for the Team as Brad battled back from several misfortunes involving handling and race damage, making wholesale changes during the mandatory pit stop at lap 125.
Many, many cars were damaged during the event including Jessie Dutilly and there was heavy damage to the David Rogers machine.
Am not sure if Brad passed the most cars during the event but it had to be close, and ran as high as fifth at times.
But in the end an apparent carburetor problem slowed the car and he brought it home 13th, out of a field of 40.
Sunday was also a long day as well for the Team as Brad battled back from several misfortunes involving handling and race damage, making wholesale changes during the mandatory pit stop at lap 125.
Many, many cars were damaged during the event including Jessie Dutilly and there was heavy damage to the David Rogers machine.
Am not sure if Brad passed the most cars during the event but it had to be close, and ran as high as fifth at times.
But in the end an apparent carburetor problem slowed the car and he brought it home 13th, out of a field of 40.