PETERSEN MEDIA: A grueling 10 days for Hamilton Racing led them to Skagit Speedway over the weekend for the Jim Raper Memorial Super Dirt Cup. When the dust settled on the famed event on Saturday night, Landon Brooks capped off a great run to 10^th after taking the green flag from 19^th.

“I continued to not qualify well during the Super Dirt Cup and it really put us in a tough spot all week,” Landon Brooks said. “Luckily, my guys continued to get our car better each time we hit the track to race and it gave us a fighting chance to race into the Saturday night feature and we were able to do just that and have good run from 19^th.”

Timing in 15^th and 18^th during the Thursday and Friday night prelims, Brooks finished 19^th in the Thursday night ‘A’, then missed the Friday night ‘A’.

Sitting 23^rd in Super Dirt Cup points heading into Saturday night’s finale, Brooks lined up fifth in his qualifier with four transfer berths into the feature event up for grabs.

As his qualifier came to life, Brooks was able to nail his start as he powered into the fourth and final transfer spot aboard the Lippert Construction/Tiner Hirst Enterprise/Mozingo Construction backed No. 21L entry. Holding the position, Brooks was secure into the Super Dirt Cup feature where he lined up in the 19^th starting position.

During an opening 12 lap green flag run to start the race, Brooks was able to make quite a few moves as he ran in 13^thwhen the red flag flew. With track officials opting to open the red up to crews to make adjustments and add fuel, the Hamilton Racing crew went to work to see if they could get their car even better, and Brooks was able to continue to work his way forward when the race resumed.

Working his way into 12^th on the 15^th lap, Brooks was up into 11^th when the cross flags were displayed at the halfway point. On the 26^th lap, Brooks took over the 10^th position as he began to chase after Justin Sanders who ran just ahead of him.

For the final 13 laps of the race, Brooks looked for a way to move forward, but as the checkered flag flew, he capped the event off with a 10^th place finish.

“I am just really thankful to have such a solid team behind me,” Brooks said. “Once we got into the Saturday night feature and got racing, our car was awesome and I am glad I was able to reward them all with a good run.”

Landon Brooks and Hamilton Racing would like to thank Lippert Construction, Tiner Hirst Enterprise, Mozingo Construction, Dan Ewart Sales, Clow Valve, Vinyltech PVC Pipe, Teichert Construction, Advanced Drainage Systems, B Scadden Designs, SIP, North Bay Waterworks, Custom Pipe & Fabrication, Star Pipe Products, Westlake Pipe & Fittings, Eagle Chassis, XYZ Manufacturing, Inc. HRP, Sander Engineering, K1 Racegear, Kevin Sharrah Designs, Petersen Media, Met Tec Titanium, Slade Shocks, Wilwood Disc Brakes, System 1 Pro Ignition, and ZMax for their support.

BY THE NUMBERS: Starts-23, Wins- 1, Top 5’s- 5, Top 10’s- 13

ON TAP: Landon Brooks and Hamilton Racing are ide this weekend and return to action on July 1^st in Chico, CA.

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