(Image Credit: BDS Motorsports, LLC)
Dupo, IL (April 18, 2017) This past Saturday night, the ASCS National Sprint Cars headed to the Missouri State Fairgrounds in Sedalia, Missouri to go head to head against the local ASCS Warrior Region. Twenty-five ASCS 360 sprint cars signed in to compete at the Saturday early evening event. Despite tough, dusty track conditions Justin Henderson and his BDS Motorsports team would pick up their fourth top ten finish of the season and move forward to fourth in the series point standings.
Justin started the evening with a good pill draw that put him on the outside of row one for the third and final heat race. As the green flag waved, Justin and pole sitter, Miles Paulus, had a drag race down the front stretch. As the two entered turn one, Justin would get the advantage and jump out to a huge lead. As the checkered flag flew Henderson would pick up the win over Sam Hafertepe, Jr. His second to first run put the BDS #1 in the A-main re-draw where Justin came away with a seventh-place starting position for the 25-lap A-main event. As the green flag waved, dust filled the track and racers scattered to avoid each other. Justin would race the Al Parker powered Eagle Chassis in seventh place until giving up the position late in the event to Aaron Reutzel.
Finishing in eighth wasn’t the results the team strives for, but it was another top ten and a good overall points race.
The racing team will now have a few weeks off until they return to action on Thursday, May 11th at Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas. While the race team enjoys time off, the marketing side of BDS Motorsports will be in full force having multiple appearances over the next couple weeks.
Before Saturday’s racing at Sedalia, Justin, team BDS driver Andee Beierle, and the rest of the Over the Top Promotions team were out meeting and greeting the fans as they entered the main grandstands. This will be a regular occurrence at most ASCS National races this summer and gives fans everywhere a chance to meet the BDS Motorsports drivers, get autographs, and also pick up some great free samples from some of the BDS sponsors. This past weekend was also the kickoff for the BDS Motorsports Kids Club which offers young race fans a chance to pick up free stuff from the team’s sponsors, as well as a free sprint car coloring book featuring Justin and Andee.
Be sure to check out the team’s website for more details on the Kids Club, as well as the team’s appearance schedule and stop by to meet your favorite BDS team member.
Between the race team and the promotions team, none of this season would be possible without the support of the team’s great sponsors. BDS would like to send a big thank you to all of the following businesses and people. Thank you - Al Parker Engines, All Pro Cylinder Heads, Astro Titanium, AutoMeter, Batt's Farms, Birch Corp Financial, Brown & Miller Racing Solutions, Callies, Champion Brand Racing Oil, Comp Cams, CV Products, Design Graphics Group Inc (DGGI), Diamond Pistons, Diversified Machine Inc (DMI), Dyer Rods, Eagle Chassis (EMi), FK Rod Ends, Fuel Safe, Gillund Enterprises, Hepfner Racing Products (HRP), Hoosier Tire Midwest, Joe's Kleen Products, Justice Brothers, Kinsler Fuel Injection, KSE Racing Products, Kustom Sprintcar Supplies, Moroso Products, NGK Spark Plugs, Outerwears, Over The Top Marketing and Promotions, Pit Stop Liquors, Quick Racing Products, Randy's Lawncare/Maintenance - Newton, IA, Sander Engineering, SCE Gaskets, Schoenfeld Headers, Schulte Subaru of Sioux Falls, Sebastian Sandblasting and Powdercoating, Simpson Race Products, Speedway Motors, Super Shox, Taco John's of Brandon, Total Seal Piston Rings, Ultra-Lite Brakes, Zephyr Pro40, 3 Degrees Infrared Light Therapy.
Be sure to check out BDS Motorsports online and via social media for up to date information regarding where the team will be next.
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Four in the Fluff Motorsports Marketing & Promotions
- Bryan Hulbert on Apr 18, 2017
- Article Date: 4/18/2017