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– MESQUITE, Texas (March 28) – He wore a smile in the pits, but it was a forced one.
Danny Lasoski was frustrated with himself after the 38th annual Devil’s Bowl Spring Nationals at Devil’s Bowl Speedway in Mesquite, Texas, on Saturday evening.
“I just made a wrong decision in the pits before we went out,” said Lasoski, who led at one point before finishing fourth. “My plan was to make a bold move, get the lead. I knew rubber (on the track) was coming, but I didn’t know when. I was too tight.”
Lasoski, who started fifth, drove into second place by the backstretch of the second lap. He eventually got the lead on a restart with 12 laps remaining before eventual winner Sam Hafertepe Jr. passed him.
Lasoski then held on for fourth in the difficult car. But he wouldn’t have gotten to that point without his performance on Friday.
After a tire issue hindered him in the heat race, the Dover, Mo., native drove from eighth to second in his B Main to earn a transfer to the feature. Lasoski then piloted from 20th to fourth, making a last-lap pass on Michael Dupuy to claim the final lock-in spot to Saturday’s feature.
“I had a pretty good idea what he was going to do,” Lasoski said. “I thought it was gonna take another corner.”
Lasoski’s two top-five finishes give him seven top 15s in eight features this season.
QUICK RESULTS –
March 25 – Devil’s Bowl Speedway in Mesquite, Texas – Heat race: 7 (7); B Main: 2 (8); Feature: 4 (20).
March 26 – Devil’s Bowl Speedway in Mesquite, Texas – Feature: 4 (5).
SEASON STATS –
9 races, 8 features, 0 wins, 3 top fives, 5 top 10s, 7 top 15s, 7 top 20s
FAVORITE NUMBER –
4: The position Lasoski finished each night at the 38th annual Devil’s Bowl Spring Nationals last weekend at Devil’s Bowl Speedway in Mesquite, Texas.
SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS –
Website: www.dannylasoski.com
SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT – Creason Pipeline Services
Creason Pipeline Services is owned by Todd Creason, a longtime friend of Lasoski’s. Located in Carrollton, Mo., and Barnsdall, Okla., Creason Pipeline Services offers a variety of options in the pipeline industry. For more information, visit www.creasonpipeline.com.
“Todd Creason is not a sponsor; he’s my friend,” Lasoski said. “Without him, I couldn’t even run a local race. Todd has let me use his engines and his trailer so I can make it from point A to point B. I really appreciate his support and friendship.”
Lasoski would like to thank his other sponsors, including the Michael Ross Foundation, Eagle Chassis, Hoosier, Wertz Design, Ditzfeld Transfer and Kistler Engines for their continued support.