By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Sprint Car driver Devon Borden is seeking a new ride. He has parted ways with Heffner Racing.
According to The Third Turn, Borden last competed in a race on July 3rd at Selinsgrove Speedway. He finished eighth in the race.
“As most of you have seen, the Heffner Racing 27 and I have parted ways,” Borden said in a Facebook post. “I cannot thank Mike Heffner enough for the opportunity he gave me and everything he’s done for me the past year. It was truly an honor driving the 27 car, I wish the team nothing but the best going forward. I have nothing but great things to say about Mike and the team and will forever cherish my first full-time ride. The 27 will always have a special place in my heart. I also want to thank all my crew guys on the 27 for their hard work. Ben Engle, Jared Goodling, Brady Bixler, and Cody Richard as they put in countless hours to help me succeed.
“I also want to thank Bob Heffner, our awesome team cook Dee for always keeping us fed and all the great sponsors. Red Robin, Leland’s, Blazers Body Shop, Trone Outdoor, Wilwood, and Champion Racing Oil. I truly cannot describe how much I appreciate each and every one of you. Thank you for everything.”
He has one win this season, according to the site. This came in the Central PA Sprint Car Series.
We do not know what Borden’s next move is at this time.
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