The Return to Hyperfest
Sunday’s race was a doozy. From our 10th-place starting position, we were strong right out the gate, moving up to fifth place by the exit of Turn 1; ABS is a good friend to have in such situations, so we’re glad we kept it on the car. Naturally, our start put us ahead of a few guys who were lapping more quickly, and it didn’t take long for Carter Hunt and Michael Trent to find their way back around. Sadly, Trent spun as he tracked out of Turn 3, and the car bit to the inside, sending him backward into the wall at a pretty high rate of speed. Fortunately, Trent is okay, but his car was pretty chewed up.
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