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Update #5
Race #2
Update #5
Race #2
By Kenny Johnson
25 Apr 2011
Here it
is, the last weekend of April coming up and we have only raced 2 times. That’s
right, we got to race this weekend thanks to Joe Cox. With the weather
cancelling all racing on Friday and looking like it was going to cancel
everything within a 4 hour radius of us on Saturday, we decided to head south
to County Line Raceway in Elm City, NC. We were talking to Joe Cox, driver of
the #41, J&J Fabrication, Brett Hamilton Chassis and he was telling me that
he was going crazy not being able to race yet and he was heading south. Coop
jokingly said, tell him we’ll be down to put our car in his 2 car trailer and
go with him. Joe said, bring it on down. Then we started thinking seriously
about it and by 7:30 pm on Friday, we made it official. They had 21 cars and 3
of those were from WV, us, Joe Cox and Deena Groves out of Morgantown. We set
fast time with a 16.3, which paid $100 and this put us on the pole of the
feature. Down south, they normally do not run heat races, they just have
practice sessions. With us qualifying on the pole, I was not complaining. They
threw the green and outside pole setter, Eric Erwin, took the lead coming off
of turn 2 and as we entered turn 3 I dove in under him and we raced side by
side down the front chute. I took in deep into turn 1 and Eric took it in just
as deep, but he ran out of real estate and caught the wall. We went on to lead
the remaining laps to get our first win of the year ahead of track local racer
Ricky Bohan. Joe Cox finished 5th and Deena Groves got taken out in that 2nd
lap wreck. Tim and Chad were a huge help as always and I’d like to thank all of
our sponsors. Also want to thank Joe Cox and his team for hauling us down and
providing a fun time. Please take the time to go to www.jandjfabrication.net
and check out Joe’s business. If you have a need for anything that’s on his web
site, give him a call and tell him I sent ya!
This
weekend is dependant of Mother Nature and can change at the drop of the hat.
But for now, we plan on doing 250 Speedway on Friday and Muskingum County on
Saturday, so we hope to see you there. To keep up to date on any race night, go
to Kenny Johnson Motorsports on Facebook and Tim will provide updates as the
night goes on.
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Thanks
again for your support, KJ