Aaron Stanfield recently departed from the NHRA Gatornationals at Gainesville Raceway, marking an eventful period in Florida that included a triumphant victory at the $150,000 Drag Illustrated World Series of Pro Mod. Competing in the Pro Stock class with his Camaro from Elite Motorsports, Stanfield drew significant attention and accolades from fans and peers alike after his recent victory.

His journey to this moment began last winter when he, inspired by teammate Erica Enders’ success, sought to join the Pro Mod scene. Initially, he faced challenges in qualifying but showed resilience, ultimately moving up in the ranks and securing a place in the World Series Pro Mod event.

Adapting quickly, Stanfield showcased his driving skills by outperforming notable competitors, making it to the finals against Peter Norton. After a nailbiting match, marked by a mere .003-second victory, Stanfield expressed immense joy at sharing this success with family and the supportive teams behind him.

Celebrated for his versatility and talent across multiple racing classes, including Pro Stock, Stanfield credits key figures like Richard Freeman and Joe Janac for their belief in his abilities. With numerous national events ahead, he remains eager to defend his Pro Mod title and continue thrilling audiences, embracing every opportunity in drag racing with enthusiasm.



Source: dragillustrated.com