Kaden Honeycutt

[24nomo]

I think Kaden has entered 3 or 4 divisions at the Snowball.  He set fast time is 2 or 3 of them in Saturdays preview.  He has a good shot there 

[ron.brown11]

9 hours ago, 24nomo said:

I think Kaden has entered 3 or 4 divisions at the Snowball.  He set fast time is 2 or 3 of them in Saturdays preview.  He has a good shot there 

Yeah, he's in the Supers, the LMSCs & the super trucks. He's already been the fastest in all 3 vehicles, and that earned him like $1200.

[24nomo]

Ok Ron, he is running a Super Late Model for Cook, A Pro Late Model for Brandon Lopez Racing, A pro Modified for Alexander and a Pro Truck for Brandon Lopez racing.  No LMSC or Super Trucks a the Snowball Derby.  The Pro Late Models are  basically the Super Late Models with 150 HP less, and are offset chassis.  

[ron.brown11]

10 hours ago, 24nomo said:

Ok Ron, he is running a Super Late Model for Cook, A Pro Late Model for Brandon Lopez Racing, A pro Modified for Alexander and a Pro Truck for Brandon Lopez racing.  No LMSC or Super Trucks a the Snowball Derby.  The Pro Late Models are  basically the Super Late Models with 150 HP less, and are offset chassis.  

24nomo, you are correct about it being a Pro LM, not the LMSC. But according to the Five Flags website, Honeycutt was the fastest in the Supers, Pro LMs & the Super Trucks. Unfortunately I can't be at Five Flags, so the best I could do was quote their site. Hell, I hope that he is running in 4 divisions. That will give him 4 chances to win.

[ron.brown11]

Just now, ron.brown11 said:

24nomo, you are correct about it being a Pro LM, not the LMSC. But according to the Five Flags website, Honeycutt was the fastest in the Supers, Pro LMs & the Super Trucks. Unfortunately I can't be at Five Flags, so the best I could do was quote their site. Hell, I hope that he is running in 4 divisions. That will give him 4 chances to win.

Also, according to that same article on their site, Derrick Griffin was listed as the fastest in the Modifieds. Now there was no designate for what type of modified, so I can only go by that. According to that article, Honeycutt got $500 for the Supers; $300 for the Pros; and $200 for the Super Trucks. So I got the $$ total wrong, as it's $1000 not $1250. That article is still on their site's homepage. 

[24nomo]

come on man, it is "Pro Trucks"   LOL  By the Way, It is Larry Blounts Super Late Model and Cook is a sponsor.     I believe the Texas Famous JC Umcheid is the crew chief on the Pro Late Model 

 

Kaden Honeycutt was the afternoon’s biggest winner, putting down fast times in three separate classes and walking away with $1,000. He was on top of the charts for the SLMs (16.312 seconds), PLMs (16.574) and Pro Trucks (18.330).

 

 

11/24/2024

Five Flags Speedway

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Derby Preview Pays for Speed; Curtis Repeats as Crown Stocks Derby 40 Champ

Derby Preview Pays for Speed; Curtis Repeats as Crown Stocks Derby 40 Champ

By Chuck Corder
5flagsspeedway.com reporter

It’s the most, wonderful time of the year.
Temperatures have started to dip. Turkey and stuffing around the corner. And the pleasing sight of 100-plus stock cars flooding Five Flags Speedway this weekend means the 57th annual Snowball Derby presented by FloSports is less than two weeks away.

Five Flags hosted the Snowball Derby Preview on Saturday where cars across seven divisions—one from as far away as Wyoming—got a chance to test in chilly, Derby-like conditions and make some dough for practice laps—$500 in Super Late Models, $300 in Pro Late Models and $200 for all other series.

Kaden Honeycutt was the afternoon’s biggest winner, putting down fast times in three separate classes and walking away with $1,000. He was on top of the charts for the SLMs (16.312 seconds), PLMs (16.574) and Pro Trucks (18.330).

Derrick Griffin captured cash for the Modifieds (17.270); Gary Goodwin for the Outlaws (17.425); B.J. Leytham led all Sportsmen (19.373); and Eli Loper (21.544) won for Pure Stocks.

Derby Week begins Dec. 3, but the Story & Bleich Roofing Crown Stocks crowned its champion Saturday following the money runs. Zachary Curtis captured his second straight Crown Stock Derby 40 against a 30-car field.
“I love this place,” the Palm Bay, Fla., driver said. “It’s so much fun. You’ve gotta beat and bang to win here.”

Curtis finished third unofficially but ascended to the victory after both the first- and second-place cars were disqualified in post-race technical inspection. Jay Jay Day’s win was tossed out because of an unapproved suspension modification while runner-up Chris Salter was DQ’d for unapproved after-market brake rotors.
After the disqualifications, Adam Salter moved to second and Chris Mitchell to third.

Fifty-three Crown Stocks took time to qualify and nearly 20 competed in a last-chance race where four advanced in the feature. There were 12 former winners at Five Flags, Mobile International Speedway, Montgomery Motor Speedway and South Alabama Speedway.

The revised official finish can be found on our web site

Edited 21 hours ago by 24nomo

[24nomo]

I do not know for sure, but It may be a new Pro Truck that was recently built by BMF here in Texas for Lopez Racing.  Just what heard there Saturday.