I’ve had a few very good races on iRacing. Last night, we ran Late Models at New Smyrna. I had a pretty good lead until a caution about mid-race when a young fellow named Devin McLeod pitted and got his car loosened up a good deal. When I saw that black car coming up behind me, it put the fear of Earnhardt in me.
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Well, he caught me but I put up a fight. He tried the high side. He tried the low side. We raced side by side for many, many laps. All this time, my car kept feeling looser. I guess that’s good in a way. Most of them get tighter, but I had this one balanced pretty well.
I finally slipped a little too much, though. Devin got a nose under me and pulled alongside and then ahead. He had me that time. I rode his bumper for the rest of the race with the exception of a couple of squirrely slips. We even got together once in turn 4. He was sideways but I bumped his left front and straightened him out.
Devin said his car was really tight, but he did hold on to win. In the last few laps I was quite a bit faster, but I couldn’t get around without bumping him again and I didn’t want to do that. It was a fine race.
Here’s how everybody finished:
- Devin McLeod
- Jeff Kendrick
- Stephen Raughton
- Chet Wheeler Jr.
- Jeremy Hathaway
- Thomas Posey
- Paul Kelley
- Eric Lambert
- Matthew Barkhouse
- Ralph Pellicer
- Kenny Hopper
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