Camp Racing

We knew what we were going to find, but actually seeing it hurts more than expected. I had no intentions of pulling the motor or starting the process of moving forward today. I wanted to spend the day moping and feeling sorry for myself.

But that’s not how this team works. We don’t quit. We dig in, get to work, and figure out the next step. 🥓🏁

Proud owner of an expensive milkshake blender with the 7x Super Stock 😭🏴‍☠️

Crazy to think the first time we ever raced at Colorado National Speedway was in the ol’ Blue Devil, 10+ years ago. We built that car specifically to run both Cheyenne and CNS. A lot of years, cars, and memories later, it’s wild to look back at where our CNS journey started. 🥓 🏁💙

We had a rough night at Colorado National Speedway.

We started the night battling hydraulic issues, but thanks to Dan and Ben diving in (literally) to help, we kept going.

Qualifying brought more trouble. The car lost power on the backstretch, came back suddenly in the corner, and sent us spinning. We qualified near the back under a new transfer rule.

We still felt confident the car had enough speed to race our way in, but during the race the power issue returned on the backstretch, and we ended up the first car out of the show.

Not the result we wanted, but we think we’ve narrowed it down to a fuel delivery issue due to a temperature spike during the power loss. The car’s headed back to the shop, and we’ll keep working until we solve it.

That’s racing sometimes. The tough nights make the good ones better.

We are off in the North Forty at Colorado National Speedway but we hope to still see you in the pits after the races. 🥓🏁

A weekend off from the track but the work never stops. 🥓🏁