GALOT Motorsports’ Kevin Rivenbark scored a great runner-up finish at The Bash on the Bayou

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After four rounds of qualifying, Rivenbark was ranked third overall for the Pro Mod class with a best pass of 4.057 at 182.23 MPH in his supercharged Pontiac Firebird, while teammate Todd “King Tut” Tutterow qualified just a hair off the pace in the Pro X-Treme class with his supercharged 1967 Ford Mustang GT500.

During the first round of Pro Mod eliminations, Rivenbark easily drove past his opponent with a strong 3.994 at 183.34 MPH pass to take the win. In the finals, Rivenbark went even quicker and faster but lost at the tree in a holeshot battle; despite having a lower ET than his challenger, Rivenbark’s 3.964 at 184.70 MPH run got him through the traps just two feet behind the other car.

In Pro X-Treme eliminations, Tutterow had a solid first round trip with a 4.031 at 184.35 MPH run, but luck was not on his side and he was unable to continue in the competition.

Want to watch the GALOT team in action for yourself? Catch up with them at one of the many races on the schedule for the season, or check out the Quick 8 Pro Mod Reunion race at Farmington Dragway in Mocksville, NC on May 25!

About GALOT Motorsports.
Earl Wells’s GALOT Motorsports (pronounced “guh-LOT”) has been a major player in the diesel pulling world with the “Get A Load Of This” Super Farm as well as the “Get A Load Of That” Alcohol Super Stock tractors. New for 2013, GALOT will also campaign a three-driver, four-car drag racing team to run in the XDRL, ADRL and NHRA series as well as at local-level races. Visit the GALOT Motorsports team online at www.GALOTmotorsports.com and “like” them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/GALOTmotorsports!

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