By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Street Outlaws No Prep Kings star Jeff Lutz was in a different car this weekend. And he drove it to the 2nd Chance win.
Lutz picked up his first 2nd chance win of the season. He defeated Lizzy Musi in the final round at New England Dragway & Motorsports Park on Saturday in Epping, New Hampshire.
With the win, Lutz received $10,000. No points were awarded for this race.
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The original plan was to award points after the fourth race of the season. Initially, this race was the fourth race of the season.
However, due to rain, the Empire Dragway race had to be pushed back two weeks. The Leicester, New York event will now take place on May 17th and 18th.
The Pennsylvania native, who used to race with the 405 team, was racing in The Gamechanger. This car was driven by Larry “Axman” Roach last season.
Lutz had been driving his Pontiac GTO in the previous two races.
This was Lutz’s first final round of the season. In addition, Musi drove “Bonnie” to her first final round of the season.
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It is every team for themselves this year. But drivers with 405 ties swept the weekend, as Ryan Martin defeated Giuseppe Gentile in the final round of the Winners Bracket.
The 2nd Chance Bracket has provided a different winner each time this season. Scott Taylor won the second race at Virginia Motorsports Park, as he defeated Paige Coughlin in the final round.
Then, the debuting Alex Laughlin defeated Taylor in his new Hot Wheels-sponsored car at the first race at Maple Grove Raceway in Mohnton, Pennsylvania.
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