Kevin Brannon excelled at the 3rd Annual Sean Serra Memorial Drag Race, securing two of the weekend’s three major wins. The event, held at Galot Motorsports Park in Benson, NC, honored the late Sean Serra, drawing hundreds of racers and offering significant cash prizes, including a $20,000 race Friday, a $31,390 race Saturday, and another $20,000 race Sunday, alongside a $10,000 Fast 48 shootout.

Brannon triumphed on both Saturday and Sunday, marking him as the standout racer of the event. On Saturday, he clinched the $31,390 prize with an impressive .004 reaction time, defeating Mike Rogers in the finals. Sunday saw him continue his winning streak, claiming another $20,000 by overcoming John Taylor in a tight match, where both racers had exceptional reaction times.

T.G. Paschal won the Friday race, demonstrating skill with a .003 package, while his brother Michael Paschal took the $10,000 Fast 48 shootout on Saturday night against Erich Rawlins. Brannon was named the MVP of the event, being the first repeat winner of the memorial race and going the longest in rounds over the weekend. The event celebrated friendship and competition, showcasing the spirit of drag racing. Congratulations to all winners and participants!



Source: dragchamp.com