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Contact: Ben Shelton (msrmafia@gmail.com)
July 6, 2017
Seratt Motorsports Score Top 5’s in USCS Modified Competition
Dyersburg, Tennessee (07/06/17) – Jim Seratt Racing with drivers, Preston Seratt and Ashley Newman, were able to dodge Mother Nature to enter a single event over the Fourth of July weekend.
The team competed at Lexington 104 Speedway, where the duo came away with a pair of Top-5 finishes.
Piloting the Jim Seratt Racing entries, Preston Seratt and Ashley Newman visited Lexington 104 Speedway (Lexington, Kentucky) on Sunday for the USCS Outlaw Modified-sanctioned program. Starting the night off with a heat race win, Seratt locked his spot into Dash, while Newman landed a 2nd-place finish, securing his spot into Dash.
Preston cruised to a dash win in his J&P Machine Repair #29 MBR Chassis/ Mullins Race Engines Modified, locking him into the 4th-starting position for the feature.
Meanwhile, Newman scored a 3rd-place finish in the dash, earning him the 2nd-starting spot for the Firecracker 100 feature in his DC Electric Rebuilders #73 MBR Chassis/ Mullins Race Engines Modified.
Recording a pair of Top-5 finishes in the finale, Preston Seratt posted a 2nd-place finish behind Matt Cooper, while Ashley Newman came in 4th behind Kenny Schrader.
Monday’s USCS sanctioned Fireworks 150 at Clayhill Speedway (Atwood, Tennessee) was washed out by wet conditions.
“I battled with Matt [Cooper] for the lead early in the feature, but a little bobble allowed him to take control of the spot,†Preston Seratt said. “We are still a little off from where we need to be on the cars, but we are getting there. We’ve got a really great team, and I can’t thank my dad as well as Ashley enough for the time and investment that they make to get the cars to the track each week.â€
For full results from this event, please visit www.Lexington104Speedway.com .
The team will remain idle this week as they prepare to return to action on July 14-15 with a pair of $2,000-to-win, Summit Racing Equipment American Modified Series (AMS) events in Kentucky. The weekend opens on Friday, July 14 at Ponderosa Speedway (Junction City, Kentucky) before shifting to Cedar Ridge Speedway (Morgantown, Kentucky) on Saturday, July 15. For more information on the events, please visit www.AmericanModifiedSeries.com .
Preston Seratt would like to thank his marketing partners, including J&P Machine Repair, DC Electric Rebuilders, Wehrs Machine, KSE Racing Products, Dirt Defender, Wiles Racing Driveshafts, McArmour Enterprises, KBC Graphix, D.S.I. Performance, Arizona Sport Shirts, Race Wise Track Chassis School by Mark Bush, Mark Bush Racing, Mullins Race Engines, Lowery’s Body Shop & Wrecker Service, 45 Race Shop, and MSRMafia.com Marketing Services.
For the latest news, updates, and other information regarding Preston Seratt and Ashley Newman, please visit www.PrestonSeratt29.com and www.AshleyNewman73.com .
Contact: Ben Shelton (msrmafia@gmail.com)
July 6, 2017
Seratt Motorsports Score Top 5’s in USCS Modified Competition
Dyersburg, Tennessee (07/06/17) – Jim Seratt Racing with drivers, Preston Seratt and Ashley Newman, were able to dodge Mother Nature to enter a single event over the Fourth of July weekend.
The team competed at Lexington 104 Speedway, where the duo came away with a pair of Top-5 finishes.
Piloting the Jim Seratt Racing entries, Preston Seratt and Ashley Newman visited Lexington 104 Speedway (Lexington, Kentucky) on Sunday for the USCS Outlaw Modified-sanctioned program. Starting the night off with a heat race win, Seratt locked his spot into Dash, while Newman landed a 2nd-place finish, securing his spot into Dash.
Preston cruised to a dash win in his J&P Machine Repair #29 MBR Chassis/ Mullins Race Engines Modified, locking him into the 4th-starting position for the feature.
Meanwhile, Newman scored a 3rd-place finish in the dash, earning him the 2nd-starting spot for the Firecracker 100 feature in his DC Electric Rebuilders #73 MBR Chassis/ Mullins Race Engines Modified.
Recording a pair of Top-5 finishes in the finale, Preston Seratt posted a 2nd-place finish behind Matt Cooper, while Ashley Newman came in 4th behind Kenny Schrader.
Monday’s USCS sanctioned Fireworks 150 at Clayhill Speedway (Atwood, Tennessee) was washed out by wet conditions.
“I battled with Matt [Cooper] for the lead early in the feature, but a little bobble allowed him to take control of the spot,†Preston Seratt said. “We are still a little off from where we need to be on the cars, but we are getting there. We’ve got a really great team, and I can’t thank my dad as well as Ashley enough for the time and investment that they make to get the cars to the track each week.â€
For full results from this event, please visit www.Lexington104Speedway.com .
The team will remain idle this week as they prepare to return to action on July 14-15 with a pair of $2,000-to-win, Summit Racing Equipment American Modified Series (AMS) events in Kentucky. The weekend opens on Friday, July 14 at Ponderosa Speedway (Junction City, Kentucky) before shifting to Cedar Ridge Speedway (Morgantown, Kentucky) on Saturday, July 15. For more information on the events, please visit www.AmericanModifiedSeries.com .
Preston Seratt would like to thank his marketing partners, including J&P Machine Repair, DC Electric Rebuilders, Wehrs Machine, KSE Racing Products, Dirt Defender, Wiles Racing Driveshafts, McArmour Enterprises, KBC Graphix, D.S.I. Performance, Arizona Sport Shirts, Race Wise Track Chassis School by Mark Bush, Mark Bush Racing, Mullins Race Engines, Lowery’s Body Shop & Wrecker Service, 45 Race Shop, and MSRMafia.com Marketing Services.
For the latest news, updates, and other information regarding Preston Seratt and Ashley Newman, please visit www.PrestonSeratt29.com and www.AshleyNewman73.com .