Tucker Moon won a third Enascar Coca-Cola Iring Series at a four-race span, rolling for a major victory at a virtual Nashville Superspendway on Tuesday.
Minor equaled Steven Wilson’s feat, who opened the season with three wins in four races.
In a race, which was completed without a caution flag, Mithter ran the number 97 Chevrolet from the 16th place at the beginning of the checker flag. That number 12 was more than 0.606 seconds on Ryan Luza in Toyota.
Bobby Zalansky came third in number 22 Chevrolet, and Wilson claimed fourth in number 77 Chevrolet. Visent Salas finished fifth in number 11 Toyota.
Mithter won his second win in a line and in three sessions on the circuit.
“This is just hard work,” Mithter said, a callon, wa., Resident. “It all comes down that it is putting in laps and practicing, finding that there is a long speed in the right rhythm. I will tell you that we may have to drive this (car), we may have to run all the season on the rate we are going.”
Despite his recent success, the Segment 2 of the Mithter series tied the second place with Wilson in 2 standing, every 10 points behind Zalansky.
Looking forward to the race on a virtual Kansas Speedway on 3 June, Mithter said, “Just I will have a last two race. It’s very disappointing if I finished eighth, which I was when we were when we took a white flag in Taldga.
“It’s racing. You can’t change it. I can perform best to all and hope it works for me.”
Polester, which ended with its best closing of the season.
“Second (-Place Finnish) helps us in a little digits, but in reality, the victory is what we need to reach the playoffs,” said Luza, a Saru, resident of Texas. “So it feels bad. … even looking back, I don’t know what I could do in a different way. I think I did everything I wanted to do.”
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