FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 6, 2012
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Brady Smith Scores Three Wins over Extended Labor Day Weekend

SOLON SPRINGS, WI (September 6) - Fresh off a successful Labor Day holiday weekend, which saw Brady Smith pick up three feature victories in a five day span, the #2 team will turn their focus to the annual running of the ‘John Seitz Memorial.’  The River Cities Speedway in Grand Forks, North Dakota will take center stage on September 7&8 by hosting the two-day WISSOTA extravaganza, which boasts a $9,200 top prize.  Brady finished a strong runner-up in last year’s version of the ‘John Seitz Memorial’ behind only race winner Brad Seng.  Additional information can be obtained online at www.rivercitiesspeedway.com.

As mentioned earlier, the Brady Smith Racing team enjoyed a tremendous amount of success last weekend, as they recorded a trio of special event wins from August 29-September 2.  Last Wednesday night, Brady kicked off his extended Labor Day weekend with a $2,000 WISSOTA Challenge Series triumph at the Ogilvie Raceway in Ogilvie, Minnesota.  On Thursday evening, Brady claimed his second straight Black Bear Resort Casino 'Silver 1000' title at the Proctor Speedway in Proctor, Minnesota, as he received $2,920 for his efforts in defeating John Kaanta, Zach Wohlers, Tom Waseleski, Jr., and Harry Hanson.

Following a day off on Friday, it was off to the Hibbing Raceway in Hibbing, Minnesota on Saturday and Sunday for the 34th Annual 'Labor Day Shootout.'  Brady started twentieth in the opener on Saturday and moved up to fourth before slipping over the banking and retiring in the twenty-first position.  The Solon Springs, Wisconsin ace returned to his winning ways on Sunday, as he bested Zach Wohlers, Tom Waseleski, Jr., Lance Matthees, and Harry Hanson for the $3,500 victory.  You can view a detailed race-by-race recap from the busy weekend by logging onto www.bradysmithracing.com.

“It was a great weekend for our Brady Smith Racing team,” exclaimed the driver known as The Prodigy earlier this week.  “Any time you can win three out of four races, especially when they are special events, that makes you feel good about where your program is at right now.  We actually had a shot to win the race on Saturday at Hibbing, but I just slipped over the banking while going for second.  I was up to fourth and tried to make something happen, but unfortunately it just didn’t work out.  Hopefully, our car is just as strong this weekend at Grand Forks and we can put on a good show up there!”

Brady Smith Racing would like to thank the following group of sponsors for their continued support:  Big Red Motorsports, Mid-States Equipment and Hydraulics, Michaletz Trucking, GottaRace.com, Badger Storage & Excavating, Vic Hill Racing Engines, Como Oil and Propane, Willow River Saloon, McFarland Pain Clinic, Hoosier Racing Tires, AMSOIL, Chase Decals, VP Racing Fuels, Dyer’s Top Rods, Peterson Fluid Systems, Delph Communications, Bloomquist Race Cars, Ohlins Shocks, Bert Transmission, Allstar Performance, Braswell Carburetion, Rick Gondik Attorney, Snap-On Tools, Fairway Ford – Freeport, Illinois, Wiles Driveshafts, Dan Olsen Racing Products, Wrisco Aluminum, Jones Racing Products, The Joie of Seating, Safer Racer Tour, Arizona Sport Shirts, Interstate Batteries, The Brake Man, Sweet Mfg., Jesel, Manley Performance, Bell Helmets, CP Pistons, Comp Cams, Super Swivels, Solon Springs Mercantile, and Copp Racing Products.  Brady would also like to thank Robert Burhans and Dick & Dave Schofield for their unwavering dedication to the team.

Keep up with Brady all year long by visiting his official Internet home, located at www.BradySmithRacing.com.

Media Contact: Ryan Delph - Delph Communications
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