Brad Sweet Comes Home Fourth at Williams Grove

Brad Sweet and the No. 49 NAPA AUTO PARTS team captured two more top-ten finishes this past weekend as the Outlaws invaded Lernerville Speedway and Williams Grove Speedway. On Tuesday, July 18th Sweet and company rolled off in the feature from the 11th position at Lernerville in Sarver, Pa. “The Big Cat” worked his way through traffic, and ultimately finished sixth after a late race restart bunched the field up with only five laps to go.
The series moved on to Williams Grove Speedway on Friday and Saturday night for the Summer Nationals in Mechanicsburg, Pa. Brad qualified fourth, won his heat and, with the invert, started the feature in the seventh position. Tricky track conditions left a big cushion, causing a few roll overs and a caution-filled race. Sweet managed to work his way towards the front, finishing in fourth and holding steady in second place in the season championship point standings.
Scheduled races on Saturday at Williams Grove and Ransomville Speedway on Sunday were both postponed due to weather. The World of Outlaws will return to Williams Grove on September 28th, while the Ransomville event make-up date has not been announced yet.
Start / Finish: July 18th Lernerville Speedway 11 / 6; July 21st Williams Grove Speedway 7 / 4; July 22nd Williams Grove Speedway rained out (rescheduled for Sept 28); July 23rd Ransomville Speedway rained out (no make-up date announced)
Points Standing / Total: 2 / 6,954
Next Race: July 25th, Ohsweken Speedway
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Kasey Kahne Racing (KKR), located in Mooresville, NC, was formed in 2005 and employs more than ten people dedicated to sprint car racing. The organization fields two entries in the High Limit Sprint Car Series; Brad Sweet (NAPA No. 49) and former NASCAR Cup Series driver Kasey Kahne (No. 9). Collectively, KKR has 7 World of Outlaws and High Limit Racing Championships (Daryn Pittman in '13 and Brad Sweet in '19, '20, '21, '22, '23 & ‘24). In addition, Eric Prutzman has won Crew Chief of the year 3x (’19,’23 & ’24). Since the team's inception, KKR has amassed over 290+ national dirt car wins.