Cox Racing 9191

A rough day in testing today. We were set for Q1, it Mother Nature had other ideas. We will be back on track tomorrow for qualifying!

Always appreciative of Motion Raceworks for getting us whatever we need 💪 we’re ready for the weekend here at Darana Motorsports Park

See you at the pond 😎

The PDRA Thunder Valley Throwdown was a strong weekend for Cox Racing, highlighted by new career-best performances, a No. 1 qualifying effort, and a semifinal-round appearance in Pro Boost.

In Pro Boost, the Big Guy, Fletcher Cox, came into the weekend ready to make an impact. Cox qualified second with a new career-best 3.616 at 207.02 mph, setting up a first-round matchup against Kurt Steding in the P2 Contracting Corvette.

Steding had the early advantage off the starting line, but Cox charged back down track to take the win, posting a 3.648 to Steding’s 3.691.

Round two brought Cox up against Johnny Camp, one of the category’s known leavers. Cox brought his A-game, leaving the starting line first and never looking back. He went wire-to-wire for the win with a 3.626 to Camp’s 3.645, advancing to the semifinals.

Unfortunately, Cox’s weekend came to an end in the semifinals when he turned on the red light. Despite the early exit, it was an impressive weekend for Cox, highlighted by his new career-best performance and two strong round wins.

Andy Mac put together an impressive qualifying effort in Pro Street, earning the No. 1 qualifying position with a 3.951 and setting up a first-round matchup against Brian McGee.

Mac got the job done in round one with a wire-to-wire victory, leaving the starting line first and posting a 4.037 as McGee was forced to abort his run.

Mac advanced to the second round, where his weekend came to an end against Tim Essick.

Overall, it was a weekend full of momentum for Cox Racing, with a career-best run from Fletcher Cox, a No. 1 qualifying effort from Andy Mac, and a semifinal appearance in Pro Boost.

The team will now turn its attention to PDRA Drag Wars at GALOT Motorsports Park in a few weeks, ready to carry that momentum into the next event.

We are done for the weekend here in Bristol, turning the red bulb on. The car ran good and we will be ready for GALOT in a few weeks.

Qualifying is in the books! The Big Guy qualified in the second position in Pro Boost, while Andy Mac went number one in Pro Street!