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TIM BROWN GETS 95TH WIN AT BOWMAN GRAY AMID CRASHES, SPINS AND RESTART DRAMA

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Tim Brown went winless in 2022 but found his way back to the winners circle in race 3 of the 2023 Bowman Gray racing season. Tim was able to hold off Burt Myers in the closing laps and held off Brandon Ward on several crazy restarts, one of which ended with a crazy wreck the left Chris Fleming, James Civalli and Danny Bohn pinned against the front stretch wall. Burt Myers finished 2nd at Tim Brown got his 95th win.

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Комментарии : 15

@louiswhisonant2968 Год назад

Spotter work was excellent

@markfurman4386 Год назад

Excellent quality video work!

@noUGames Год назад

damn , that was an awesome race

@johnnydogman1202 Год назад

Thank you Chris, excellent presentation

@DewkChronic Год назад

Good clips man.

@ralphwatten2426 Год назад

There is something about that place. I can think of a few NASCAR dweebs that could learn something by running there a few times.

@tanker335 Год назад

Like what? How to tear up their equipment or how to rage like a 12 year old who got his XBox taken away? You have it backwards. These morons need to get to other tracks so THEY could learn something.

@izzybobkelley4465 Год назад

Yea u can't pass without wrecking the guy in front

@jonathanbrown3784 Год назад

@@izzybobkelley4465wrecking? Yea that happens but it’s more like giving the guy in front a tap to try and move him as seen in this video

@vwjay94575 Год назад

4:30 Hes a "Show Stopper" alright

@KillyJoe Год назад

Same guys same track every week?

@sheldon_neville_fishing3328 Год назад

must be me, but i fell asleep watching that. single lane racing is rather boring, maybe some more banking in the turns might make it more interesting

@AttRandyReynolds Год назад

It's nearly impossible to actually pass. The M.O. is to bump the car in front of you in the turn, get him a little out of shape, and then go by. It is no longer 1980. These days even a short track needs to be at least 1/3 mile, preferably 1/2, wider, and minimum of 10 degrees bank.