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Brown,
Jr. Concludes Season in Early Bird 50
(November
24, 2024) Russell Brown, Jr. Racing wrapped up their
version of the 2024 season on November 22-23 in the annual running
of the 'Early Bird 50' at Needmore Speedway in Norman Park, Georgia.
The Crate Racin' USA tour presided over the special event, which
boasted a $10,000 first place prize. Russell Brown, Jr. stopped
the clock fourth quickest in his group during the qualifying session
on Friday night prior to placing fifth in his heat race. After
starting Saturday's 50-lapper from the inside of the eighth row,
Russell wound up finishing right where he started... in the fifteenth
position. Full results from the season-ending 'Early Bird 50'
can be located online by clicking on www.raceneedmorespeedway.com.
Russell Brown, Jr. Sixth
in 602 LM at All-Tech
(September
22, 2024) Valdosta, Georgia standout Russell Brown,
Jr. invaded All-Tech Raceway in Ellisville, Florida on Saturday
night, September 21. Behind the wheel of a 602 Late Model during
the weekly program, Russell dropped a driveshaft during hot laps
before advancing five spots during his heat race to finish in
the third position. After rolling off from the inside of the third
row in the 20-lap feature, Russell fell back as far as tenth in
the running order before salvaging a solid sixth place effort
behind only winner Wyatt Gainey, Jason Garver, Fletcher Mason,
Parker Blankenship, and Brody Smith! Full results from last night
in the Sunshine State can be viewed online at www.alltechraceway.com.
Brown, Jr. Doomed by
Incident at Needmore...
(August
25, 2024) After several months away from the racetrack,
Russell Brown, Jr. returned to action on Saturday evening, August
24 at Needmore Speedway in Norman Park, Georgia. Russell competed
in the 6th Annual 'Morgan Sheffield Memorial' for 602 Late Models
and started his night by laying down the fourth quickest time
overall during qualifying. After rolling off from the outside
of the second row in the $3,016 to win main event, Russell was
running in the third spot when he was involved in an incident
that forced him to retire with right front and nose damage. The
Valdosta, Georgia native was relegated to a disappointing twenty-second
place performance in the 'Morgan Sheffield Memorial.' Full results
can be viewed at www.raceneedmorespeedway.com.
Early Wreck Dooms RB2
in Gene Maine Memorial
(May
12, 2024) Russell Brown, Jr. and his #00 team headed
back to Needmore Speedway in Norman Park, Georgia on Saturday
night, May 11 for the annual 'Gene Maine Memorial.' The 604 Late
Model portion of the program shelled out a $3,201 first place
prize. Russell stopped the clock eleventh quickest overall during
qualifying before starting the A-Main from the inside of the sixth
row. Unfortunately, the Valdosta, Georgia ace was caught up in
an early incident and was forced to retire from the contest in
the twelfth finishing position. Complete results from last night
at Needmore Speedway can be viewed online at www.raceneedmorespeedway.com.
Top Ten for Brown, Jr.
at Needmore Speedway
(April
20, 2024) The RB2 Motorsports team invaded Needmore
Speedway in Norman Park, Georgia on Friday night, April 19 to
vie for the $1,500 top prize in the 604 Crate Late Model division.
Russell Brown, Jr. laid down the seventh quickest lap overall
during the qualifying session, which earned him the rights to
the inside of the fourth row for the start of the A-Main. The
Valdosta, Georgia ace then wound up finishing right where he started
in the contest... in the seventh position. Complete results from
last night at Needmore Speedway can be viewed online at www.raceneedmorespeedway.com.
Southern Heritage Classic
Keeps Brown, Jr. Busy
(March
31, 2024) Valdosta, Georgia ace Russell Brown, Jr. pulled
double duty over the March 29-30 weekend in the 'Southern Heritage
Classic' at Needmore Speedway in Norman Park, Georgia. In 602
Late Model competition, Russell timed in sixth quickest in his
group during qualifying prior to finishing fourth in his heat
race. After starting Saturday's $4,000 to win main event from
the outside of the seventh row, Russell worked his way past a
handful of competitors en route to a steady ninth place effort.
Behind the wheel of a 604 Late Model, he unfortunately could not
transfer into the $10,000 to win A-Main that was eventually won
by Richie Stephens. Full results can be found online at www.raceneedmorespeedway.com.
Mechanical Woes Sideline
Brown, Jr. in Deuces Wild
(February
25, 2024) Russell Brown, Jr. and his #00 team attempted
to lift the lid to their 2024 racing season on February 23-24
in 'Deuces Wild' at Golden Isles Speedway near Brunswick, Georgia.
On Friday night, the $10,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt
Series weekend opener was unfortunately doomed by inclement weather.
At GIS on Saturday evening, Russell signed in for the $20,000
to win 'Deuces Wild' grand finale, but never made a competitive
lap. Mechanical trouble in the pit area forced the Valdosta, Georgia
ace to scratch from the program, which was ultimately won by Mike
Marlar. Complete results from Golden Isles Speedway can be viewed
online by clicking on www.lucasdirt.com.
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