Fowl Mood Racing Scores First Win of 2012 at Brighton Speedway

MAY 29, 2012 – After a disappointing night last week at Brighton, and some added frustration during a mid week race at Can Am, Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team bounced back in a big way, leading every lap and dominating the 30 lap Late Model Feature at Brighton Speedway on Saturday night.

After a strong second place finish in their qualifier, Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team made some adjustments to their car in preparation for the main event.  Starting from the front row, Potts took the lead early and ran a flawless race, leading every lap and dominating the entire race.  The win was their first in the 2012 racing season.

“I really have to thank Stu Archer and the entire Fowl Mood Racing team for all their help”, says Potts.  “Everyone puts a lot of time in at the shop and here at the track to get this car running better, and tonight it has all come together.  I also want to thank our fans and sponsors for their support throughout the season”.

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This coming week, Potts will be back in action at Brighton Speedway on Saturday night looking for his second win in a row.  The following week will be a busy one, with the first round of the Go Nuclear Late Model Series at Mohawk International Raceway on Friday, June 9th.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors.  We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support, and we look forward to a very exciting 2012 season.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with our progress through the 2012 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.   The website will be getting a complete overhaul over the next couple weeks with a better interface that will be more appealing for the viewers of the site.

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