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"IT JUST WASN'T MY DAY DAD"... AND IT'S UNDERSTANDABLE WHY

On the long drive home from the final Dixie Shootout Series race in Florida, dad asked Elliott "why did you make so many mistakes this weekend buddy?"

"Well dad, it just wasn't my day. We are human, we all make mistakes." - Elliott

And he's right. Considering we weren't even sure we'd make the trip to Florida after an early week trip to the doctor following a frustrating battle with pneumonia, to get the results we did with one pooped kiddo wasn't too bad.  

AND A FINAL NOTE... it was bittersweet to race with our buddies Case James Racing and Weston Freeman Racing one last time in their last races. It was sad, and there were tears 😭, but we're so happy we got a chance to race with them this year and learn from them. You guys are the best we've ever raced against.

SOME DAYS… ITS JUST NOT YOUR DAY😢

But that’s ok. We gotta remember the big picture. We are still 9 years old. Competing against the big dogs. The best of the best. And in the end, we put all three cars into B Mains at a national event. Against E and D mains. We are proud of that. And happy for all those still racing tomorrow.

But also heartbroken 💔 for our friends Awesomeness Racing Team who should be running for a national championship but are not. But you’re still a champion in our hearts. So proud of you.

Considering who didn’t even makes Bs… and who didn’t make As… it’s a HUGE accomplishment to do what we did this weekend. 😍

🦷  Seamless Dentistry Sr. Honda 🦷

Heat: P4->P3

B-Main: P4->P8??

Recap: Outside row starting spot. Freight trained back to the back. Too timid. Couldn’t make it back up front in a race with minimal cautions. Oh well.

BROKEN PARTS, BROKEN DREAMS… AND A PODIUM 🤪

After a huge weekend of momentum in Darlington, we hoped to keep that going this weekend at home at North Carolina Quarter Midget Association (NCQMA). And while E was on it… the cars, the breaks and some broken parts weren’t in our favor. So we did what we could, learned from our mistakes, and we are already looking forward to next weekend’s Dixie Shootout Series race at NGQMA - North Georgia Quarter Midget Association.

🦷  Seamless Dentistry Sr. Honda 🦷

Heat: P7->P4

B-Main: P1->P2

A-Main: P8->P9

Recap: Well… it was all downhill from the heat race. We had a good car, but were in a stacked heat and only made it to 4th in a caution free event. So off to the B-Main. We led early, but finished 2nd. But the car was slower. We weren’t sure why. Well, the A-Main answered it. E got up to 7th but then started falling off the pace. After a trip to the pits to figure out what was wrong, the car continued to be slow and E pulled off. In the end, we found the RF bearings pretty much disintegrated. So pulling off was the right call.

WE DID IT!!  😁🍻

Our goal was to try and make at least one A-Main here at Darlington Raceway and we did it… and not only 1, BUT TWO A-MAINS!!!!

E had maybe his best day ever on a parking lot track.

🦷  Seamless Dentistry Sr. Honda 🦷

B-Main: P4->P6

Recap: The Sr. Honda was a bummer. The car was awesome. But we had to start 4th (instead of 5th) 😩 when another car had problems before the green. That mean a freight train to the back at the start. He fell to last but drove back to 6th, but time ran out in the race. The car was good enough to make the A!  But that’s racing.

🛢️ Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Sr. Animal 🛢️

B-Main: P1->P2 (Transferring to A-Main!)

Recap: He started on the pole of the Sr Animal B-Main and had a good car, led a bunch but fell to 2nd at the checkers. But we made the A-Main in Animal as well! ✅

YOU TAKE THE GOOD WITH THE BAD.. AND LEARN FROM IT, RIGHT???

We were back at it at North Carolina Quarter Midget Association (NCQMA) on Saturday. And we had some pretty high hopes. Elliott has been racing well as of late. And being aggressive. And our cars have been fast.

But we kinda… well screwed that all up on Saturday.

While the Lt. 160 was much better thanks to some repairs and help from Ultimate QM, the Sr. Honda was a rocket but E struggled with making some aggressive passes when he should. Driver error. Then, dad screwed up the setup on the Animal and didn’t give E a chance. Dad error.

Oh well… we still learned.  Onto the next one.

WE CAME. WE RACED HARD. WE MET OUR GOALS. WE SWEATED. WE DRANK A LOT OF WATER.

Our initial Midwest Thunder .25 Quarter Midget Racing Series trip has come to an end. And while we are coming home with one expensive repair bill (💰you’re welcome Ultimate QM), we are leaving very happy.

Normally E struggles at new tracks. But he took to Miami Valley Quarter Midget Racing Association this weekend very quickly. And he raced hard! He made plenty of mistakes, which is understandable at a new place, but he learned from them. Some bad luck and bad breaks maybe kept us from finishing a couple of spots better, but that’s ok. 👌🏼

In the end, in our first Midwest regional, at a brand new track, with some tough competition… we made every A Main, finished on the lead lap in each one and gained a ton of experience.

Hard to be disappointed in that. 👍🏼

Now… to fix all these broke parts 🤪🤬😰😩

A SOLID ENDING TO THE SUMMER AS WE HEAD TO OHIO

With the threat of rain, last night was a “hustle” and get it done show.  And it worked, cause we got all the races and awards in before the bottom dropped out while loading up. And while we only got one podium, we also grabbed two 4th place finishes and learned some more lessons.  And with E not feeling 100% due to a summer cold🤧, it was a very successful night.

Also, without telling E, we wanted to get as solid of points finishes that we could.  Unofficially, we think we finished 4th in Sr. Honda, 4th in Sr. Animal and 6th in Lt 160 in points.  And to finish 4th in Honda, with such a big group of cars and the talent that’s in that class in our first year of Senior racing is a HUGE win for us.💪🏼

Also... a special thank you to one of our friends (and sponsors) Gress Painting (Eric) who surprised us with a visit for the last couple of races and helped out during a busy couple of races.

SOME WORK TO DO… 🤔

Not the best of Summer Series races for us.  We got a podium finish out of it at least.  But none of the cars (or the driver) performed up to their abilities last night.  Still making some of the same mistakes you CAN NOT make in Senior class racing… especially with the talent from top to bottom we have  at North Carolina Quarter Midget Association (NCQMA).  We’ve got some stuff we need to work on, from the driver to car set ups, and after a talk we are going to get to work and get back to our early season form.

🦷  Seamless Dentistry Sr. Honda 🦷

A-Main: P2->P3 🥉

Recap: Sounds like we just lost a position, but it was much more than that. We dropped back to like 7th on the start from the outside lane.  Car was ok… lost some speed from practice. But Elliott avoided wrecks, made some good moves and was patient. At the end, he found himself 3rd and held on for another Sr. Honda podium.  We likely had a 5th place car, so we will take it.

Indy Nationals Recap | Day 3 Recap

MORE RAIN 😩☔️ AND SOME CONFIDENCE 🤣😜
 

What do you know… more rain. But today we actually ran TWO races… oh the joys of national races. But boy it was worth it.

🥞 Cascade Milling Light 160 🥞

Heat: P3->P5

Recap: Guess this was our mulligan heat. A pileup on lap 1 knocked our chain off and resulted in us starting in the back. After getting up to 4th we got spun (with the offending car not getting a strike 🤷🏻‍♂️) and restarted 8th again. Finally made some good moves but could only get back to 5th.

F-Main: P4->P2🥈 (TRANSFER)

Recap: He finally figured it out!!! 💪🏼 After making a few changes to the car, Elliott found his aggression and came to life. In a TOUGH lower main, he made some amazing passes, blocked the low line and held off some fast cars during several late cautions. He held onto 2nd behind his  buddy Case James Racing and transferred to the E Main tomorrow.

Indy Nationals Recap | Day 1 Recap 🥵

Today was supposed to be practice and the possibility of starting heats. But with rain ☔️ in the forecast for the week, they elected to cancel practice and start with heats. And no practice wasn’t ideal because we hadn’t been on a parking lot track since last year and never in a Senior car.

So our Sr. Honda heat race was basically our “practice session.” Not ideal when it’s the biggest race of the year with 60 cars in that class alone.

🦷  Seamless Dentistry Sr. Honda 🦷

Heat: P2->P2

Recap: We will take it!! Starting 2nd we dropped back to 6th on the outside. And our line was… well… NOT GOOD. But with some luck and a little aggression, we were able to make it back to 2nd at the checkers, locking us into the C Main later this week. That’s HUGE for us with this many cars here and Sr Honda having a J Main 😳🤪. With our points total, after heats, we rank 17th of 60! Not bad...

A HOT DAY 🥵, A GOOD REBOUND 😁… AND A HONDA CUP TROPHY 🏆

If you follow along, you know we’ve had a rough past couple races. And yesterday’s Championship Series race 6 wasn’t without its mistakes – but we ended the day with our heads held high, (almost) all our goals met and a legit chance to have podiumed in all three races. And we came home with a Honda Cup trophy. In all our years of racing in Cup races (rookies, two years of Jrs in three different classes), we never podiumed during a Cup race. So this one was special.

And super pumped for my buddy Henry Albright Racing on winning both Lt. 160 and Sr. Honda features! 🏆🏆!

Oh and NF “Clouds” was once again our walk out song!

Onto the recap…

WE KNEW THERE’D BE NIGHTS LIKE THIS… 🤬😫

Last night’s NCQMA Summer Series race #2 was likely our most frustrating race as a Senior driver. We’ve been fortunate to have an AMAZING start to our season.  We came into the year just hoping to make A Mains - that was the goal. And we’ve been fortunate enough to not only make A Mains, but run up front and earn a win, some podiums and compete for top 5s with FAST cars.  But every now and then, we need a reminder that Little E is only 9 and just starting Seniors, racing against 11 and 12 year olds who have been racing Seniors for 2, 3, 4 years… and last night was that night.

And also… a sincere THANK YOU to the handlers who stopped by to offer some advice to Elliott at the end of the night, to give some perspective to a frustrated dad, and to remind us how amazing Little E is doing this year and the respect he’s gaining.  It means a lot to hear them say that and give us a pat on the back!

A GOOD START TO JUNE!!!

While the results might now show it, we had a great start to our busy month of June. We won our first Sr Honda heat race at home. We set our fastest lap ever in Honda. We had a chance to win Sr Animal. We had our best starts in both Honda and 160 As.

Overall, today was a good day. And considering the competition we have in weekly races at North Carolina Quarter Midget Association (NCQMA) - we will take it.

Onto the recap…

🦷  Seamless Dentistry Sr. Honda 🦷

Heat: P3->P1

A-Main: P2->P5

Recap: A great day with the Sr Honda. An awesome start in the heat saw us take the lead on lap one and lead every lap.

That put us in for a p2 start in the feature ().

WHAT A COTTON CLASSIC!

First off, thank you to NGQMA - North Georgia Quarter Midget Association for putting on a great race event. This is one of E’s favorite tracks - so we had some hopes coming in! And it didn’t disappoint.

🦷  Seamless Dentistry Sr. Honda 🦷

Heat: P3->P2

A-Main: P3->P4

Recap: this race coulda been more.. we probably had the second or third quickest car of the weekend (no one had anything for Weston Freeman Racing). But we finished 4th. Went to the back early while locking tires passing for 2nd. Then the driver made some big mistakes in lapped traffic which lost him track position and cost him a podium spot. A learning lesson for sure.

🛢️ Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Sr. Animal 🛢️

Heat: P1->P1 🏁

A-Main: P1->P1 🏁🏁

Recap: we had an amazing car all weekend. We led every lap of the heat and then led every lap of the A-Main.

🦷 Seamless Dentistry Sr. Honda 🦷

Heat Race: P2->P2

B-Main: P2->P7

Recap: Ran a strong 2nd in the heat before inheriting the lead.  Then the driver lost his damn mind 🤪 and got off his line, allowing 2nd place to pass him for the win, but still managed to go directly to the B (quite the feat with such a stout field of cars).  In the B-Main, we were running 4th in a transfer spot and got together with another car, causing some damage. Couldn’t make it back to the front with just a few laps left!  Bummer.

🛢️ Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Salisbury Sr. Animal 🛢️

Heat Race: P2->P4

B-Main: P5->P8

Recap: This class was AGAIN was a heartbreaker 💔.  In the heat, we got in a crossover battle with another car that caused us to lose a ton of track position. He learned to “park” the other car and when he did, he pulled away and was as fast as the leaders. In the B-Main, the car wasn’t as good but the top 4 GAPPED the field, which was going to be an easy transfer to the A for us… until it wasn’t.

SENIORS RACE 1:  WE MADE IT!!!! 💪🏼🤣🥳🤪

Race 1 at North Carolina Quarter Midget Association (NCQMA) of our “year of learning” is in the books and we made it through with some successes, some learning experiences and three fully intact cars. And it was so cold 🥶 we are just thawing out. Woohoo!!

🏳️ After a LONG rain delay, we moved to qualifying instead of heat races. The results:

Senior Honda: 10th (of 18)

Senior Animal: 2nd (of 7)

Light 160: 8th (of 16)

🏴 It put us in the B-Mains for Honda and 160 - and we found ourself at the front of both fields. 😳

- Honda: p4 -> p1!!! | He took his time and got to the lead from p4 and held on TO WIN, locking us into the show.

OUR 3RD LITTLE 500 IS A WRAP!!

Wow… we don’t know what to say about this weekend. We came in with no expectations and no idea what this Senior class adventure would hold.

And it ended up being an AMAZING experience.

Our goal was to just make some A Mains… we ended up making 3 of 6. We finished 6th twice and 9th. And even the races we didn’t make, Little E ran well! But Senior competition is no joke…

We learned a lot. We made new friends. We saw all our other friends. We raced all new competition. We drove hard. We made some mistakes. But most of all, we just had fun. We were reminded that this racing thing can be fun!

Thank you to all of those that were so supportive of our first Senior adventure - from the fist bumps at the track to the words of encouragement before races to cheering us on online!  💪🏼😍

E said it was one of his best weekends ever in racing!

THE END IS IN SIGHT 😴

This weekend, we wrapped up the Dixie Shootout Series with the final race of the season at our home track. And it was one to… forget. We were just off. Maybe the car set ups were off. Maybe the driver was off. But we were just off.

The star of the day for us was the Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda. We went 4 to 2 in our heat putting us starting 5th in the A main. But that ended not long after it started as you can see by the attached photo. While running 4th on an early restart we got spun and the field piled in, completely shearing off the left rear. Race done. Finished 10th. 👎🏼

The Dinner with Racers Junior 160 was fast - but after starting on the outside we lost track position early, got lapped and couldn’t ever get it back. We were fast - but no finish to show for it. 8th. 👎🏼

The Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Junior Animal was again a struggle. And the driver struggled. We were the X car for the A Main, but never got out. 👎🏼

It was our first Dixie race this year without a podium. And while that is disappointing, it’s a HUGE improvement over last year. And it was only our second full race weekend without a podium ALL year.

Today we celebrate with the Dixie banquet. Looking forward to a good breakfast.

DUB AGAIN!!! 💪🏼😎🏁

Championship race number 12 (but really 11… don’t ask us 🤣🤣) was another up and down day.

In the Dinner with Racers Junior 160 - we won our heat race (whoop whoop) putting us 2nd to start the A. But an early accident allowed us to start 1st. We proceeded to lead all 30 laps and collect our first J160 win since the spring. It was a long time coming and felt good as we’ve had a good car lately. 💪🏼

The Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Animal was ok… we ran 2nd for quite a while, but fell back to 4th at the end. It’s all we had. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Our Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda was tough. Our heat went green-to-checker and we went 7th to 4th. But that put us on the pole in the B. We transferred and started 8th in the A. We were up to 5th late, but got in an accident and popped our chain with less than 6 to go. We had no chance after that and finished 9th. 👎🏼

We are still pumped to win a race in what we feel like was our best car of the entire year. Time for the Carolina Clash!! Let’s go!!!!

FINALLY - after two days, heats are done. Not great results (unless you love the number 4), but we are still alive and ready to rock some lowers.

Dinner with Racers Junior 160 - the car was awesome and we led 10 of the 15 laps, but made ONE mistake and opened the door to get freight trained back to 4th. That puts us 5th in the B main tomorrow.

Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Junior Animal - a real heartbreaker… started outside pole and got two good jumps but kept having wrecks so nothing counted. Ended up starting single file, passed for the lead TWICE but kept having cautions so it never counted. Then on another restart, left the door open again and got freight trained from 2nd to 6th. Raced back to 4th. That puts us 6th in the B main!

Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda - lost our aggression. Was probably the 2nd best car, but just didn’t make moves when we needed. Had a three-wide finish for 3rd, but finished 4th. That puts us 4th in the C main!

The goal is still to lock our cars in the As for Sunday. We’ve got a shot. Just need to find our aggression! 

We came into the final Summer Series race wanting to grab a win before the series came to a close. And in the Junior Animal race, we got "oh so close" in a torrid, back-and-forth battle with our buddy Roo (RooMax Racing) that saw both drivers lead laps and perform multiple crossovers. But over the last couple of laps, our driver missed his line and allowed Roo to slightly pull away. Either way, it was awesome to race toe-to-toe with one of the best at our track. But 2nd SUCKS!

In the Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda - well something was just amiss with the car. After an awesome practice Saturday, the car was super loose and missing almost two-tenths of speed in the race. We need to look it over and check it out. 4th was all we had. But huge congrats to Brooks Labonte Racing and Biles Racing on their first Junior Honda wins!

The Dinner with Racers Junior 160 started... in the back once again. We raced to 3rd and the top three cars all had similar speed. We missed the line a couple of times which lost us a little ground, and it was hard to make up with the cars so close. So 7th -> 3rd. Not bad.

CONFIDENCE BUILDER NIGHT! On the way home last night, Little E exclaimed "I got a lot of confidence tonight." So we will count that has a win in our books.

The Dinner with Racers Junior 160 was again... stop us if you heard this... a rocketship. Once we made our way to 2nd from 5th, we hung strong with the leader and might have had a faster car, but was just too tight to make the pass. Could he? Maybe. Did he? No. But we will take another 2nd as we tweak the car to make it better.

The Junior Honda division saw the field split with the top points leaders all in the same race to help settle the Summer points battle. In a stacked field, we knew the Seamless Dentistry car was fast. Unfortunately, early contact while passing another car put us into the wall, breaking a tie-rod.  We got it fixed and back out, but it just wasn't right. Come to find out the RF wheel was out of wack following the hit. So we struggled home to a 5th place finish.

Our Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Junior Animal race might have been one of the best races of our career. The top three cars all ran nose-to-tail for the first half of the race.

We just have to keep telling ourselves… two 4th place finishes is good, right?

Championship Series race 8 has come and gone… and it was a frustrating day for sure, full of excitement, disappointment and learning experiences.

The main event was the Honda Cup and our debut of the Seamless Dentistry X-Wing at home. We qualified 4th (of 16) locking into the A. In the race, we slotted into 5th and chased down the leaders. Passing for 4th, we didn’t realize we weren’t clear of the car on the outside and pinched them into the wall, which resulted in a wreck that involved many of our friends. It was a humbling, learning experience. And we took full responsibility for the wreck and apologized to those most affected. We finished 4th, just not having anything for the leaders late in the race.

The Dinner with Racers Junior 160 was a rocket ship. After qualifying 2nd, we set sail on the leader and made a move for the top spot. Unfortunately, we touched wheels and spun. We had some damage, and worked hard (thanks everyone who helped) to get it fixed in time but couldn’t get it repaired before the race went back to green.

Well… not quite the way we wanted the old Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda to go out… but man were we fast.

Came from the back to the front THREE times and passed more cars than anyone else before ultimately getting called for a strike where we had position… but hey that’s racing!

Decided last minute to run the Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Junior Animal just to make sure our engine was ready to go for Nashville. Dad tried some things on the car as well just to test out… some worked, some didn’t.

Excited to get to Nashville for Round 4 of the Dixie Shootout Series and debut out new car - now dad just needs to find the time to put it together. 

Dinner with Racers | Seamless Dentistry | Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis | Ultimate QM | Raptor Racing Engines | Dean Strom | Bransen Drilling | Tony Elliott Foundation | Jennell Troiano - Real Estate Broker/Realtor | FortyFive Designs

Today… well today was one of those days. This year has been fantastic. Today was not.

As you can see by the photo below… the Dinner with Racers Junior 160 ended up on its top while running 3rd. But despite the flip, we drove back from 10th to 5th. Then the chain popped off while making a pass for 4th. At the end… we limped home 8th.

In the Seamless Dentistry Honda - we screwed up qualifying, had to run the b-main, then drove from 9th to 4th in the A.

The Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change Junior Animal was not great - but was still running 5th when we got wrecked. Limped home with another bent up car 6th.

Not every day is a winning day. Hopefully the bad luck is out of the way.

Ultimate QM / Raptor Racing Engines / Scott McLaughlin / Jennell Troiano - Real Estate Broker/Realtor / FortyFive Designs

The North Carolina Quarter Midget Association (NCQMA) Summer Series kicked off on Tuesday… with mixed results.

The Dinner with Racers Junior 160 was super fast - but not until lap 20. By that point, we had lost ground in 3rd and finished there in a caution free race.

The Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda was off way off. During the Summer Series they split up the Honda class and we pulled a stacked feature. And the car was too loose. Too loose. Too loose. P4 finish. 

The Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Junior Animal still lacked some speed. Had a great battle with Roo crossing over at the end and side by side at the finish. Thought we were 2nd, but was scored 3rd.

Hard to be disappointed with two more podiums… but we are gunning for wins! Congrats to my buddy Brayden Ickler on his double win and Aleah Rose Racing on another Senior podium!

Scott McLaughlin / Jennell Troiano - Real Estate Broker/Realtor / Ultimate QM / Raptor Racing Engines / FortyFive Designs

Dixie Shootout Series Round 3 is in the books!  And boy it was an up and down day. What a cool track!

The highlight was the Dinner with Racers Junior 160 - where we picked up a heat race win and a runner up A main finish and a third-straight podium!

The Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change (Kannapolis) Junior Animal was also on rails - and was on track for a 3rd-place finish when a lapped car stuffed us into the wall with less than 8 to go.

The Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda was a pinball… running 5th and spun. Back to 6th and put into the wall again. Limped home to a 10th place finish.

Thank you Ultimate QM and Raptor Racing Engines! Also Scott McLaughlin, Jennell Troiano - Real Estate Broker/Realtor, Bransen Drilling, and FortyFive Designs!

Whew... 14 hours. 2 full raceday programs. 3 qualifying sessions. 6 races.

3 Podiums!

1 Victory!!!

Another amazing day. The competition here is the best in the country, which makes us proud of results like these.

What a day. Exhausting! Hot! Frustrating! Rewarding! Hard Working! Thankful!

Our strong start to the season took a turn in the Dixie Shootout Series race at New Smyrna Quarter Midget Racing Association.

Had to go through B Mains in the Junior Honda and Junior 160 races. But put all three cars in the As.

Got collected at the start of the Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda race in a crash and bent something in the rear end. Just soldiered on and survived to finish 9th.

D-E-S-T-R-O-Y-E-D the Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Junior Animal in practice. Thanks to Andy and Dale from Ultimate QM for helping us rebuild the car, but the motor laid down in the feature and finished 9th.

Finally figured out an EXTREMELY loose Dinner with Racers Junior 160 in the Main and drove from 9th to 3rd! Another Dixie podium!

We had a great start to the 2023 season and our debut with our new X-Wings on Saturday night in the first round of the Dixie Shootout Series at NGQMA - North Georgia Quarter Midget Association.

The Dinner with Racers Junior 160 was a rocket ship. Our UltimateQM X-Wing and Raptor Racing Engines power grabbed us our first ever Dixie podium with a 2nd!

Our Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Junior Animal was just as fast! Running a strong second and pressuring the leader while gapping third, a lapped car spun and we had no where to go, just clipping them. The damage resulted in a flat RR and a trip to the pits. After that, a loose handling car on the new (old) RR resulted in a disappointing 7th place finish.

The Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda was a struggle… the car just wasn’t right and we didn’t transfer out of the B - highly disappointing.

As always, check out our YouTube channel for Little E's review in his own words. We promise you won't leave disappointed!

 It’s SPOOKY SZN!  It’s also still RACE SZN!

 Racing, candy, trick or treating, candy, costumes, candy, decorations… and candy. Come check us out North Carolina Quarter Midget Association (NCQMA) tomorrow for a full slate of racing, all free to watch. 

 See that excitement in my eyes? Just pumped we are finally getting to race again at North Carolina Quarter Midget Association (NCQMA) tomorrow.

 Heats and features. Non-points. That means checkers or wreckers!!!! (Not really, dad would be pissed considering next week is Dixie)

 But it’s sure to be a good time! And pumped to see my friends again. Come check it out!

  We are ready to turn our luck around and hit the track North Carolina Quarter Midget Association (NCQMA) this Saturday!! Finally getting back in our Dinner with Racers Junior 160, we can’t wait!! Will also be racing our Seamless Dentistry Junior Honda and Strickland Brothers 10 Minute Oil Change - Kannapolis Junior Animal. Lots of racing so don’t miss the action.