By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Ryan Martin has received the gray Fireball Camaro back just in time for the third Street Outlaws No Prep Kings event. The teams will be competing this weekend at Maple Grove Raceway in Mohnton, Pennsylvania.
Martin’s team had been showing updates of the car at Glasslife Atlanta in Atlanta, Georgia. The car also made a visit to FuelTech in Ball Ground, Georgia.
Then, on Tuesday night, the Fireball Camaro Facebook page showed the car back in a trailer in Oklahoma. The Caption said, “She’s Back!! @stoutlaws #npk #ryanmartin See you @maplegrove1320.”
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The car needed a lot of work after he experienced an intake manifold backfire at the first points race of the season at Virginia Motorsports Park on April 23rd. The car was on fire when the backfire happened.
He was racing against Adam Jennings when the backfire happened in the second round. Martin received the win.
Due to the damage of the car, Martin was not able to come back for the rest of the event. Justin Swanstrom drew Martin in the chip draw and advanced in a bye.
Martin will get to drive the car for the first time since the intake manifold backfired on Friday. He will be competing in the Great 8 — which took the place of Team Attack last year.
The Oklahoma native defeated Jerry Bird on Friday night. However, he experienced issues with the car despite the win.
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He will be looking to win his first official win of the season. While Martin defeated Lizzy Musi in the first race of the season, it was not a points race so it did not count towards the overall points total.
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