The Challenge has welcomed a diverse list of winners over the
years, but recently the DD2 Masters class has been dominated by
defending champion Alan Rudolph. Series promoter Andy Seese-
mann has established a $1350 bounty for any driver to beat Ru-
dolph on-track in either of the two main events scheduled for the
second stop of the Challenge (both drivers must cross the finish
line). A large portion of that bounty is the entire weekend entry fee
($1050) to the PKRA rounds to be returned courtesy of the Chal-
lenge, with a set of practice tires ($300) thanks to the MAXSpeed
Group. Rudolph currently has a six race streak, unbeaten in the last
four rounds of the 2013 Challenge and the two contested thus far
in 2014.
Alan Rudol
