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Nash Motorsportz Senior Max Saturday Report
Nothing helps to earn a championship more than winning a race. That
was the goal for Nash Motorsports Senior Max title contender Christian
Brooks heading into the weekend. Brooks was shut out of the five bonus
points in qualifying with Nathan Adds (Dallas Karting Complex / Sodi Kart)
posting fast time. The Prefinal was a warm-up for what the main event would
bring, with five drivers showing as the top pilots and fighting for position.
Florida driver Darren Keane (Orsolon Racing / Tony Kart) was able to steal
the win away from Brooks. The battle continued for the first half of the main
event, with some great racing on display by the top-five. Brooks was shuffled
back early on, and fought his way to the point. Once there, he was able to
break away and cruise to his third victory of the series. The fight continued
for second with contact on lap 23 helping to put Kellen Ritter (Rolison Per-
formance Group / Kosmic) into the position by the checkered flag. Adds,
among those in the contact, continued on and finished third with Adam
Smalley (Rolison Performance Group / Kosmic) and Jim McKinney (Rolison
Performance Group / Kosmic) were advanced up into the top-five. Coltin
McCaughan (Rolison Performance Group / Kosmic) and Keane suffered
the brunt of it, as the Canadian finished 12th and the other retired from the
race.
Christian Brooks
Sr. Max