Modified Racer Brad Springer Wins Feature Event at Lanier Speedway Speedfest

Feb 22, 2010

Springer, his car and his trophy, enjoying victory lane

Sometimes you just feel it, you can't put your finger on it, but you know something good is gonna go down. That's how things rolled for Modified racer Brad Springer at Speedfest 2010 held at Lanier Speedway in Braselton, Georgia. Springer's car was fast right from the get-go during Friday's open practice, and when murky weather pushed Saturday's events forward until Sunday, it was no worries for Springer Racing. Springer's number 61 Modified just had to wait another day to set the fast time, start on the pole, and lead all 40 laps to victory lane. Oh, and he also got to meet Super Late Model winner Kyle Busch.

"It was an honor to meet someone that has achieved all that he has in racing," commented Springer about his meeting with Kyle Busch.

"We work really hard as a family racing team and it feels really good to achieve fast time and the feature win," says Springer. "My wife and I are the ones that work on the car, so winning against teams with a lot of mechanical help, is always a good feeling. I couldn't be as successful in racing without the support of my great sponsors, K&N Filters, RaceStatus.com and Conely Engines though."

So how was it for Springer to go face-to-face with Kyle Busch? "It was an honor to meet someone that has achieved all that he has in racing. I look up to him in the way that he races in all types of cars and tracks just for the love of racing."

"We have a great relationship with K&N Filters and use their products on the racecar along with the truck that pulls the car to the track," explains Springer. "We use their oil filters, air filters and breathers on the racecar and also the oil filters and air intake system on our truck. Those products provide us with extra horsepower and performance that keeps us in the winners' circle."

Plans for Springer Racing this season include competing with the USA Modified Series that runs primarily in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, along with some select "bigger paying shows," such as The Rattler in Alabama and the North/South Shootout in North Carolina. "We love to race and be competitive so we will continue that long into the future," adds Springer.

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