By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
GETTRX-sponsored driver Hector Arana Jr. has won the Maple Grove Raceway wally. He picked up the Pro Stock Motorcycle Wally near his adopted hometown of New York in Mohnton, Pennsylvania.
Arana Jr. went 6.839 at 198.38 mph to get the win. In the losing effort, RevZilla-sponsored driver Richard Gadson went 6.874 at 198.12 mph.
“We have a great team and we have a great motorcycle that everybody works hard,” Arana Jr. “We tried a bunch of things this year leading up to the Countdown and now it’s time to turn it on. We collected everything, got it together, and here we are in the winner’s circle holding up a Wally. I couldn’t imagine a better day.
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“Fortunately for us, we were able to stay green and here we are in the winner’s circle. But we have some more power to make to fight with them. I came in here with confidence. We had a great bike and I said it all weekend, you have to have a good consistent bike in order to win the race, and that’s what we did.”
Before this final round, Gadson held a 2-0 advantage over Arana Jr. However, this was the first time that these two drivers had faced off in the final round.
Gadson had the starting line advantage. However, by half track, Arana Jr. went around him and was able to get the win.
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This was Arana Jr.’s first win of the season. And he now has 19 career wins.
Arana Jr. is married to Nicole, the sister of drag racer Vincent Nobile. He relocated to New York to be closer to her family.
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