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Grant Enfinger 2019 Martinsville Recap

March 23, 2019

Grant Enfinger, No. 98 Curb Records Ford F-150
NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series
Martinsville Speedway – TruNorth Global 250
Race No. 4 of 23
Martinsville Race Information:
Started: 19th
Stage 1: 18th
Stage 2: 17th
Finished: 7th
Laps: 250/250
Laps Led: 0
Status: Running
Driver Points: 2nd
Owner Points: 4th
TOP-10 FINISH FOR GRANT ENFINGER AT MARTINSVILLE
“Overall, a long, tough day for us here at Martinsville. For whatever reason we didn’t fire off in qualifying or the beginning of the race. I don’t know if I just abused those tires, or if the truck just didn’t like that set of tires, or what – we just didn’t have speed at that point. Finally, when we were able to get that set of tires off, business picked up, but we lost all our track position by then. Ultimately, we were able to salvage a bad day here, and bring home an ok finish. Just disappointed with our performance today. I really felt like we had something to run up front with, and we really didn’t. Overall proud of the guys. Proud of the calls that Jeff Hensley made in the pits in order to salvage what we could out of the day.”

Grant Enfinger 2019 Sebring (IMSA) Recap

March 16, 2019

Grant Enfinger, No. 22 Ford Performance/Multimatic Motorsports, Inc. Ford Mustang GT4
IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge
Sebring International Raceway
Race Information:
Started: 13th
Finished: 15th
Laps: 49/49
Practice 1: 23rd
Practice 2: 26th
Practice 3: 10th
LEARNING CURVE FOR GRANT ENFINGER AT SEBRING
“I can’t thank Ford Performance and Multimatic Motorsprots enough for this opportunity. I was definitely a fish out of water when I got here, but I feel good about the progress Matt (Crafton) and I made this week. Unfortunately, we had to make a couple unnecessary pass-thru penalties – one for running over pit equipment when I initially got in the car – I guess one of the crew guys dropped a radio, and I ran over it – and another to repair damage late in the race. I don’t know exactly what happened going into Turn 7. Looking back, I should have shoved my teammate Ben Rhodes there on the bottom, and went ahead and got by those guys, but he had an engine issue and I thought we could clear him going into Turn 7. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case and I thought we were two wide, and we ended up three-wide, and I got dumped there in the right rear. Not the result we wanted, but we were able to salvage something, and I feel good about our progress going from the back of the pack to mid-pack. Honestly, I gained a ton of experience, and I actually feel comfortable in these cars, even though I know I still have a long way to go.”

Kaique Pacheco 2019 Duluth Recap

March 11, 2019

Kaique Pacheco went 0 for 2 over the weekend and is currently 82nd in the world standings with 73 points.

Up Next for PBR’s Unleash the Beast tour: The PBR UTB takes the upcoming weekend off before moving to Kansas City, MO and the Caterpillar Classic at the Sprint Center.  The 10th stop in the 2019 season gets underway Saturday March 23rd 6:45 CDT and concludes Sunday March 24th at 2:45 pm CDT.   CBS Sports Network will air round two and the Championship round Sunday March 24th at 8:00 pm EDT.

The action in its entirety will air live via PBR’s streaming digital platform RidePass. The listen LIVE stream begins Saturday night at 7:30 pm EDT and conclude with the event championship Sunday at 3:45 pm EDT.  On-demand replays will be available at 8:00 am EDT the next day atwww.ridepass.com. The service can be found at www.ridepass.com, and in the Apple App and Google Play stores under the listing of RidePass.

Please check your local listings for programming confirmation.

MORE INFORMATION – For more information on the world’s premier bull riding organization, please visit the official website at www.PBR.com.

Kaique Pacheco 2019 Little Rock Recap

March 4, 2019

Kaique Pacheco went 2 for 3 and made the event championship round.  Kaique earned 20 world points and he is currently 80th in the world standings with 73 points.

Based on his 2018 PBR World Championship Kaique was invited to compete at this year’s RFD-TV’s The American at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Sunday.  As an invite, he was not eligible for the $1 million bonus.  He rode is bull in the long round and qualified for the event short go championship round but he failed in that attempt.

Up Next for PBR’s Unleash the Beast tour: The PBR UTB tour heads to Duluth, GA for U.S. Border Patrol Invitational at Infinite Energy Arena.  The ninth stop in the 2019 season gets underway Saturday March 9th 8:45 pm EST and concludes Sunday March 10nd at 1:45 pm EDT.   CBS Sports Network will air round two and the Championship round Sunday March 10th at 9:00 pm EDT.

The action in its entirety will air live via PBR’s streaming digital platform RidePass. The listen LIVE stream begins Saturday night at 10:30 pm EST and conclude with the event championship Sunday at 3:45 pm EDT.  On-demand replays will be available at 8:00 am EST the next day atwww.ridepass.com. The service can be found at www.ridepass.com, and in the Apple App and Google Play stores under the listing of RidePass.

Please check your local listings for programming confirmation.

MORE INFORMATION – For more information on the world’s premier bull riding organization, please visit the official website at www.PBR.com.

Grant Enfinger 2019 Las Vegas 1 Recap

March 2, 2019

Grant Enfinger, No. 98 Champion Power Equipment/Curb Records Ford F-150
NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series
Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Stratosphere 200
Race No. 3 of 23
Las Vegas Race Information:
Started: 4th
Stage 1: 19th
Stage 2: 20th
Finished: 11th
Laps: 133/134
Laps Led: 2
Status: Running
Driver Points: 1st
Owner Points: 2nd
GRANT ENFINGER SURVIVES A TOUGH WEEKEND IN LAS VEGAS – RETAINS POINT LEAD
“Overall a tough weekend. We had good speed out of our Champion Power Equipment/Curb Records Ford F-150, it just wasn’t meant to be this time around in Vegas. We still don’t know exactly what happened in practice – we had some electrical issues, and popped a motor early on – so we didn’t get much practice. We qualified good, but obviously had to start in the back because we changed the motor yesterday. It started running hot early in the race, and it shouldn’t have, so we were fighting track position during the first Stage. Due to pit strategy, we got our track position back, but unfortunately a plug wire came off at the end of Stage 2, and we had to make multiple trips down pit road. We worked our way back inside the top-10, in the final laps, but lost a right rear tire there at the end – it had air, just no rubber. So, overall just a tough weekend here in Las Vegas. I’m so proud of everyone for not giving up. I’m thankful Josh Hankish was able to come over the wall and find the spark plug that had come off. We were able to salvage what could have been a terrible day, into just a bad day.”

Kaique Pacheco 2019 Los Angeles Recap

February 25, 2019

Re: Los Angeles – Iron Cowboy presented by Ariat results

This past weekend’s Iron Cowboy event was a progressive-elimination format competition.  Each rider attempted a bull in round one and if successful he advanced to round 2.  If he failed in his attempt he was done for the weekend.  The ‘Major’ event featured a minimum of two rounds and a maximum of five, with at least 25 riders advancing to Round 2. If fewer than 25 riders advance to Round 2, the remaining spots in the draw were filled by the world standings heading into the event.

Kaique Pacheco bucked off his bull Friday night and was done for the weekend.  He is currently 87th in the world standings with 53 points.

Up Next for PBR’s Unleash the Beast tour: The PBR UTB tour heads to Little Rock, AR for the Bad Boy Mowdown at Verizon Arena.  The eighth stop in the 2019 season gets underway Friday March 1st at 7:45 pm CST and concludes Saturday March 2nd at 6:45 pm CST.   CBS Sports Network will air round two and the Championship round Sunday March 3rd at 8:00 pm EST.

The action in its entirety will air live via PBR’s streaming digital platform RidePass. The listen LIVE stream begins Friday night at 8:30 pm EST and conclude with the event championship Saturday at 7:45 pm EST.  On-demand replays will be available at 8:00 am EST the next day atwww.ridepass.com. The service can be found at www.ridepass.com, and in the Apple App and Google Play stores under the listing of RidePass.

Please check your local listings for programming confirmation.

MORE INFORMATION – For more information on the world’s premier bull riding organization, please visit the official website at www.PBR.com.

Grant Enfinger 2019 Atlanta Recap

February 24, 2019

Grant Enfinger, No. 98 Champion Power Equipment/Curb Records Ford F-150
NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series
Atlanta Motor Speedway – Ultimate Tailgating 200
Race No. 2 of 23
Atlanta Race Information:
Started: 5th
Stage 1: 3rd
Stage 2: 8th
Finished: 3rd
Laps: 130/130
Laps Led: 4
Status: Running
Driver Points: 1st
Owner Points: 1st
GRANT ENFINGER FINISHES A TRACK-BEST THRID AT ATLANTA – TAKES OVER POINT LEAD
“The inside line was definitely important on that final restart. There was no grip on the outside lane tonight, especially on a restart. I’m really proud of our guys, and this third place finish. We were up and down today – led some laps, and got shuffled back. The pit crew did a great job on pit road, and in the end, we came out with a solid finish. I can’t say thank you enough to Champion Power Equipment, Mike Curb, Duke and Rhonda Thorson – everyone that allows us to do this. Also to the all the fans who stuck it out tonight.”

Grant Enfinger 2019 Daytona Recap

February 18, 2019

Grant Enfinger, No. 98 Champion Power Equipment/Curb Records Ford F-150
NASCAR Gander Outdoor Truck Series
Daytona International Speedway – NextEra Energy Resources 250
Race No. 1 of 23
Daytona Race Information:
Started: 5th
Stage 1: 5th
Stage 2: 6th
Finished: 2nd
Laps: 111/111
Laps Led: 0
Status: Running
Driver Points: 2nd
Owner Points: 2nd
GRANT ENFINGER BATTLES FROM TWO LAPS DOWN TO FINISH SECOND AT DAYTONA
“We had a good practice on Thursday, which is an important part of this deal. We showed up with good speed in our Champion Power Equipment/Curb Records Ford F-150 and man, we made it interesting there at the end. We got in that wreck there on lap 55, went a couple laps down, but never gave up, and all the cautions fell in our favor. All considering, we had good speed, and a good run there at the end. I tried to push Crafton, and felt like I could have gotten around him, but the 16 threw a big time block, and I was going to wreck him if I stayed with it. So, that’s when we got shuffled around, and just couldn’t get a good run coming to the checkers. It was a tough race, but I’m proud of everybody here behind me who helped me fight for this second-place finish tonight.”

Kaique Pacheco 2019 St. Louis Recap

February 18, 2019

Kaique Pacheco returned to the PBR UTB tour this past weekend and went 1 for 3, the lone highlight a third place finish in round one with a bull score high enough to qualify for the event championship round.  Kaique earned 53 world standings points for his eighth place finish in the event and after sitting out the first five events, he begins his title defense in 83rd place in the PBR world standings.  Something to think about leading up to this week’s Iron Cowboy PBR Major event, the reigning PBR World Champion owns the PBR record with four PBR Major victories. He has won three consecutive Last Cowboy Standing titles and one Music City Knockout championship.

Up Next for PBR’s Unleash the Beast tour: The PBR UTB tour heads west to Los Angeles, CA for the 2019 Iron Cowboy at Staples Center.  The second of four PBR Major events in the season comes with a unique format compared to standard Unleash the Beast events.  Iron Cowboy is a minimum of two rounds and a maximum of five.  At least 25 riders will advance to Round 2, with any draw spots being filled by the current world standings heading into Iron Cowboy if there are less than 25 rides in Round 1.  If all riders buck off in Rounds 2, 3 or 4, then all riders that attempted a bull advance to the next round.

If there is more than one ride in the final round (Round 5), then the Iron Cowboy will be the rider with the highest ride score in Round 5.  If there are no rides in Round 5, then the Iron Cowboy will be the rider with the most round points that had competed in Round 5.

The seventh stop in the 2019 season gets underway Friday February 22nd at 7:45 pm PST and concludes Saturday February 23rd at 6:45 pm PST.   CBS Sports Network will air round two and the Championship round Saturday February 23rd 10:30 pm EST.

CBS network television with air the Championship round Sunday February 24th at 12:00 pm EST.

The action in its entirety will air live via PBR’s streaming digital platform RidePass. The listen LIVE stream begins Friday night at 10:30 pm EST and conclude with the event championship Saturday at 9:45 pm EST.  On-demand replays will be available at 8:00 am EST the next day atwww.ridepass.com. The service can be found at www.ridepass.com, and in the Apple App and Google Play stores under the listing of RidePass.

Please check your local listings for programming confirmation.

MORE INFORMATION – For more information on the world’s premier bull riding organization, please visit the official website at www.PBR.com.