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Paziņojumi presei - Driver Joseph Brady To NASC Canada Series Team Announces After Podium Finish In Russia

Driver Joseph Brady To NASC Canada Series Team Announces After Podium Finish In Russia

Fresh off of a stellar third place run at NRING, in Russia, driver Joseph Brady announced that he would be moving to the NASC Canada Series in Season 32 aster taking 9th in what he called "an extremely uneven and sloppy" Season 31 in the Mexican series. When asked about his reasoning, Brady was quite blunt. "Yeah,I knew going in that I wasn't going to spend more than two seasons in Mexico. I had wanted to go to Gold Cup, but I was watching some race film from this past season and I noticed a whole lot of those guys like Brad, JJ and basically from 15th on don't know how to race each other cleanly. After seeing that, I figured Canada was a safer option for this upcoming season. I don't come to the track to get wrecked because some people can't drive." He stated. Brady was also clear that his goal for next season is to take his Chevy to victory lane often and to win the championship.

2019-03-26 20:34:14 datumā, lietotājs BradKing
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