MAY 15, 2008 --- Following a weekend off from Dirt Late Model action to mourn the loss of crew chief Jimmy Cabral's father, Bruce Cabral, the Kinzer Motorsports team will head to Virginia on Saturday night, May 17. The Carolina Clash Late Model Series will sanction Twin 25s at the Wythe Raceway in Rural Retreat, Virginia on Saturday. Both 25-lap feature events will pay $2,500 to the winner. Brandon Kinzer won a Carolina Clash race at the same venue last September, as he became the first Kentucky native to have won a feature event with the Clash Series. You can view more information on this race online at www.carolinaclash.com.

IN MEMORY AND HONOR OF
BRUCE CABRAL

MAY 8, 2008 --- Due to the unfortunate and untimely passing of crew chief Jimmy Cabral's father, Bruce Cabral, the Kinzer Motorsports team WILL NOT be in racing action at the 201 (KY) Speedway on Saturday, May 10 like originally scheduled. The #18 team apologizes to any fans that were planning on watching Brandon Kinzer in action on Saturday...

MAY 5, 2008 --- The Kinzer Motorsports team invaded the Cleveland County Speedway in Lawndale, North Carolina last weekend to compete in a pair of high-profile Dirt Late Model events. After a solid seventh place finish in the $5,000 to win Carolina Clash Late Model Series show on Friday night, May 2, Brandon Kinzer was looking for another strong top ten on Saturday evening at the newly renamed facility.

The annual 'Skyler Trull Memorial' took place on Saturday at Cleveland County and a $10,000 top prize was up for grabs. Brandon timed in tenth quickest in qualifying and later won his B-Main to earn the eighth starting spot for the 58-lap feature event. BK was up to sixth in the running order of the 'Skyler Trull Memorial' when he retired from the race on lap 47 with a broken throttle linkage. The Allen, Kentucky native wound up fifteenth in the final rundown of the A-Main. You can view complete results online at www.clevelandcountyspeedway.com!

APRIL 28, 2008 --- Brandon Kinzer and his #18 team were ultra-busy last weekend, as they entered a trio of Dirt Late Model events in Alabama. Brandon's busy extended weekend kicked-off last Thursday, April 24 at the Green Valley Speedway in Glencoe, Alabama with the $3,000 to win 'Road to Dega 50.' He timed in second quickest in qualifying, which earned him the outside front row starting spot for the 50-lap A-Main. After jumping out into the lead on the initial start of the race, Brandon was penalized during an early caution period for jumping the start. Disappointed by the decision, the Allen, Kentucky native kept his cool and wound up a solid third in the final rundown behind winner Ray Cook and runner-up Shane Clanton.

The action then turned to the Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama on Friday and Saturday night for a pair of Dirt Late Model shows. On Friday night at TST, Brandon was third fastest in qualifying prior to running sixth in the $2,000 to win A-Main. The O'Reilly Southern Allstars Series (OSAS) sanctioned Saturday's race at the "Hornet's Nest," as a $5,000 top prize was up for grabs. Unfortunately for the #18 team, Brandon drew an early number in qualifying and then missed transferring into the starting field by one spot in his B-Main. You can view complete results from the action-packed weekend online at www.greenvalleyspeedway.com and www.talladegashorttrack.com!