In the February 19th edition of Spencer Lewis’ Inside Track Short Track Notebook Presented by London Recreational, we have a new batch of video interviews with some of the Canadians competing at New Smyrna Speedway’s World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing. Featuring Pro Late Model competitor Andrew Gresel, Super Late Model stars Brandon Watson and Andrew Gresel and K&N East Series driver Cameron Hayley.
After a devastating crash on Night 2 of New Smyrna Speedway’s World Series, Andrew Gresel was unsure if his Sauble Falls Racing Team would be able to continue through the remaining 5 nights of competition.
Through a stroke of good fortune and an inordinate amount of work, Gresel’s team were able to piece their ride back together just in time to compete on Night 4 of the mini-season on February 17th. Click here for our interview with the Hepworth, ON native, where he explains just how tough it was to put his car back into race-ready condition.
Two-time Super Late Model champion Brandon Watson made his 2014 World Series debut on February 17th. The Stayner, ON driver ran well within the top-10 all evening long, until a late-race handling issue handed the team a disappointing 14th place finish. Watson was kind enough to chat with us and offer both his pre and post-race thoughts. Click here and here for the 1 on 1 interviews.
K&N East Series regular – and World Series Super Late Model competitor – Cameron Hayley offered his thoughts on his first ever trip to New Smyrna Speedway, the transition from the K&N West series to K&N East and the difference in equipment between Gene Price Motorsports and Turner-Scott. Click here the video interview and follow Cameron on Twitter @CameronNHayley.
Edmonton, AB driver Denver Foran (above, by Eric Uprichard) saw a marked improvement in his World Series performance on Night 4, qualifying in the 7th spot and racing within the top-10 all evening long.
Unfortunately, a last-corner incident with a fellow competitor saw Foran spun out of contention. Despite the disappointment, Foran was all smiles post-race and enthusiastic about the potential his team showed in their outing. Click here for the video and follow Denver on Twitter @DenverRacing.
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