By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Team California Street Outlaws No Prep Kings star Jay Boddie was competing in his first NPK event since April. And in a matter of moments, he will miss more events.
In the Invitational on Saturday against Team Texas driver Adam Jennings, Boddie lost control of his vehicle. He tagged the wall.
After hitting the wall, Boddie’s car then slides across the track before coming to a stop. Boddie was able to get out of his car and walk away.
Jennings got the win.
Boddie had just got the car back. He said that in a social media post.
“Car is fixed and we are back in action,” Boddie said in a Facebook post earlier this week. “Come hang out with us this Friday and Saturday in New England. I’ll be driving Gucci. Come by and support us while we battle with the fastest NPK races on the planet.”
It is not clear how long he’ll be out with the damage to Gucci now. After this weekend, the tour is off for Memorial Day weekend next weekend.
The NPK tour then returns for four straight races in June before having the entire month of July off. Then, the tour returns from August through October.
Boddie missed the last two points races. Boddie and his son Boddie Jr. competed in the non-points race to begin the season at Palm Beach International Raceway in Jupiter, Florida.
He is the second NPK driver to crash in the last two days. As we wrote about on Friday, Tim Brown crashed during his “Race Your Way In” race with Mike Murillo.
Brown’s car suffered extensive damage. However, Brown was able to walk away.
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