We’d like to thank our host, the Carsonville Fire Department, for hosting our 3rd official Bump ‘n’ Run Championship at the Sanilac County Fairgrounds. It was a fun family event with vendors, food trucks, bounce house, trunk or treating, and drivers Killin’ it on the Track!
This event would not have been possible without the help of amazing sponsors:
Precision Custom Builders of Armada for supporting youth drivers,
Dean Reinhardt Trucking of Ray for clearing the track,
No Limits Graphics for the amazing prize checks and event shirt,
Bad Company Garage for the amazing champ chains, and lastly,
The Dog Garage for supporting this event.
Thank you to everyone that attended this event and made memories at the track with the Superior Crew.
Congratulations Drivers!
Powder Puff Class:
1st – Terra Carlyle #22x
2nd – Elicia Piakouski #451
3rd – Paige Jarchow #98
Youth Stock Class:
1st – Marcello DiMaggio #D45
2nd – Lucas Helzer #LH11
3rd – Sophia Siegel #218
4th – Dylan Carlyle #86
5th – Nolan Siegler #913
6th – Jordan Sweet #Sweet22
7th – Brystol Hurley #59jr
8th – Christopher Butler #057
Youth MOD Class:
1st – Marcello DiMaggio #D45
2nd – Cadie Coppenhagen #620
3rd – Dale Jackson #421
4th – Nolan Hanner #14
5th – Kenny Closser #K9
Stock FWD Class:
A Main
1st – Mason Hartwick #231
2nd – Mitchell Pratt #M19
3rd – Colten Hansen #32
4th – Eden Rourke #74
5th – Josh Arnold #A31
6th – Nolan Arnold #31
7th – Austin Smith #520
B Main
1st – Warren Potter #1204
2nd – Jason Wrobel #J13
3rd – Ashton Guerro #13
MOD FWD Class:
A Main
1st – Josh Nutt #2513
2nd – Mitchell Pratt #M19
3rd – John Hildreth #05
4th – Brandon Potts #57
5th – Trae Hill #710
6th – Jordan Carlyle #22
7th – Nick Milostan #243
8th – Collin Hurley #57
B Main:
1st – Ben Wheeler #38
2nd – Joe Papp #72
3rd – Andrew Capp #615
Even though this event was highly entertaining as there were so many amazing drivers to watch, it was not without mishaps! As with all motorsports events, promoters do everything they can to keep drivers safe, but accidents DO happen. For, this amazing driver and his family, a day that was going well quickly changed to a bad nightmare. However, we are very thankful for the quick responding track officials that recognized the driver’s need for help so the race was stopped along with the amazing first responders that stabilized and transported this driver to the hospital for additional care. We bless this driver and wish him and fast, speedy recovery! Drivers, we know that every lap, every turn, and every finish line comes with real risks, and we deeply appreciate the courage, skill, and dedication you bring to the sport. Your performances not only entertain us but also inspire us to value safety and respect for the track. We appreciate you and hope to see everyone back on the racetrack in 2027.
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Let the winter car building begin!