Taking a break from drag racing retirement, Lavon Miller got back into his “quad cab” and tried his luck in the 6.70 index class.
Wow! Where do I even start? This winter was unlike any other. It was ridiculously long, cold, and it seemed to never go away (at least here). For months, the diesel community mourned over the ending of the 2021 season. After our long break in 2020, everyone wanted to keep the ball rolling but the seasons prevent that for the most part.
Unfortunately, the traditional season opener that Rudy’s Performance puts on fell this year. Luckily for us, Wagler Motorsports Park’s owner, Jeremy Wagler, stepped up in a big way and allowed the Outlaw Diesel Super Series season opener to invade his race track. New home to Scheid’s diesel extravaganza now, this was the perfect property to use.
Landon Miller on Friday night during the street drags just before the rain hit.
Grandstands, parking, great food, and a track that is typically set on kill. Unless you’re new here, you know that we do a full event recap relaying what all happened during the weekend’s festivities which includes all of the ODSS’s classes. This includes the D & J Precision Machine E.T Bracket, ATS / Motor Trend 7.70 Index, Thoroughbred Diesel 6.70 Index, Firepunk Diesel Outlaw 5.90, Hot Shot’s Secret Pro Street, Suncoast Pro Mod, and Fleece Performance Pro Dragster classes.
Friday Night Street / No Prep Racing
Farmtruck & AZN from Discovery’s Street Outlaws put on Friday evenings shenanigans. This included bone stock rides, including minivans, in the daily driver class, all the way to an outlaw run what you bring class at the end of the night. Pass after pass, the track never cooled off. There was some door-to-door racing all night long until mother nature stepped in.
We caught a few passes through the lens as you can see below here and if you didn’t make it out on Friday, you missed a treat.
Top left: Jason Wayman getting some passes in his new to him…
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