By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Street Outlaws star Daddy Dave (Dave Comstock) competed in the 2022 Street Outlaws No Prep Kings season-opener this past weekend. He traveled from Oklahoma to Palm Beach International Raceway in Jupiter, Florida.
He went rounds before meeting two-time champion Ryan Martin late in the race. That’s when there was a controversy about their race in the fourth round on Saturday.
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“What a time we had in WPB!!,” Daddy Dave said in a Facebook post. “Great fans and great racing!! We went some rounds and made progress for the first event. Met up with Ryan Martin in the 4th round and had some “win light” issues. We both knew something was weird, and after reviewing our 360 camera footage, we both agreed he won that round.
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“I ain’t mad at all, the faster car won for sure. But we ain’t giving up, we get closer with every pass!”
After the issues with Martin’s race, Martin won the first race of the season. He defeated Lizzy Musi in the final round in the none-points race.
“Congrats Fireball, we will see everyone in Virginia,” he said.
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The Street Outlaws No Prep Kings returns to action on Friday, April 22nd, and Saturday, April 23rd at Virginia Motorsports Park in North Dinwiddie, Virginia. This will be their first official points race of the season.
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