#Flip racing outlaws series#

Sweet began the evening with a solid practice session and qualified his NAPA AUTO PARTS Maxim Chassis in the 13th position. The World of Outlaws returned to Lake Ozark Speedway the following night on Saturday, again in front of a limited crowd due to COVID-19 social distancing measures. He charged from 25th to eighth, earning the KSE Hard Charger award for the night. Sweet was unable to make his way into a transfer position in time and used a provisional to start at the rear of the feature.

The Kasey Kahne Racing team quickly went to work, unloading a backup car to get back on the track for the Last Chance Showdown. Sweet’s car came to a rest on its wheels after eight complete flips, and the Grass Valley, Calif., native emerged from the wreckage unscathed.

49 into the wall, and tumbling end over end down the backstretch. Squeezed against the outside retaining wall, Sweet and competitor Anthony Macri touched front wheels, which sent the No. Quickly gathering the car, Sweet immediately found himself on the outside of two other cars as the field exited turn two. On the first lap of his heat race, Sweet attempted a pass to the low side in turn one, but slight contact with another car shot him up the track. 49 Kasey Kahne Racing team began the night with a ninth-place qualifying effort. On Friday’s opening event at the 1/3-mile oval located in Eldon, Mo., Sweet and the No.

#Flip racing outlaws series#

Defending NOS Energy Drink World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series champion Brad Sweet rebounded from a scary flip during his heat race on Friday to capture a pair of top-ten finishes over the weekend at Lake Ozark Speedway.