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Carson Hocevar Cashes In Third Money In The Bank 150 Victory
Campbell crossed the finish line third, fading after an adjustment on the final pit stop of the event. “The car drove really good in practice. After the first red, right before we got tires, I figured it would be us and the 71 sailing off. The car was good. We obviously made a little bit […]

Campbell crossed the finish line third, fading after an adjustment on the final pit stop of the event.
“The car drove really good in practice. After the first red, right before we got tires, I figured it would be us and the 71 sailing off. The car was good. We obviously made a little bit of an adjustment, so we slipped back to third. All in all, a good finish. I’m really proud of these guys and we represented Berlin Raceway really well.
Erik Jones, another former winner of the event now on the NASCAR circuit, finished fourth. The Byron, Michigan native qualified on the pole and started eighth following the invert. However, passing proved much more difficult for Jones as he wrestled with the balance on his car.
“You know, it’s a new car for us and we just kind of struggled with the balance,” said Jones. “It had speed, there with the pole, but just really free in the first segment. We put tires on and it got pretty tight at the end. We just kind of missed that adjustment, over-adjusted a little bit.
“Build a notebook, try to get better for the [Battle of Berlin] 250. I feel like we learned about this car, and need to button it up and get a little bit better.”
Tyler Rycenga finished fifth, with Terry Senneker crossing the line sixth. Chase Burda, who led the race’s first 36 laps after starting second, finished seventh, with Joe Bush, Dylan Stovall and Michael Atwell rounding out the top 10.
The next event on the UARA National schedule is the Motor Mountain Masters 150 at Jennerstown Speedway. That race is scheduled for Thursday, June 19.
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