Danny Reidy

The strong finish to the 2011/12 season for Danny Reidy continued during last Saturday night’s Queensland Sprintcar Title at Brisbane’s Archerfield Speedway. However, at the conclusion of the night he was, unfortunately, left empty handed.

With confidence high following strong results over the past two weekends, Danny Reidy had a tough night during last Saturday night’s Sydney Speedway Sprintcar Track Championship finale that ended in crashing fashion.

It’s been something that Danny Reidy has been chasing all season, but over the Easter Long Weekend he managed to finish on the podium in two of the three rounds of the Tri City Shootout Sprintcar Series.

Although Danny Reidy would’ve liked to had left last Saturday night’s latest round of the Sydney Speedway Sprintcar Track Championship with a podium result, he was still pleased overall with his performance.

An ongoing brake issue hampered Danny Reidy throughout last Saturday night’s latest round of the KRE Sprintcar Series at Archerfield Speedway, and consequently denied him of a solid result.

The carrot was dangled for Danny Reidy during last Saturday night’s latest round of the KRE Sprintcar Series at Archerfield Speedway, but he unfortunately fell short of achieving it.

I’m sure there are plenty of female fans that would like to warm up with Danny Reidy. Well now you can, sort of, by purchasing one of the Reidy Racing Team hoodies to keep you warm through the cold winter months.

Although the weekend didn’t bring the most pleasing of results, Danny Reidy has moved up to 10th in the current World Series Sprintcar Championship point standings.

The opening round of the 2011/12 season World Series Sprintcar (WSS) Championship didn’t exactly go according to plan, but Danny Reidy still managed to salvage a credible result by night’s end.

An opening lap pileup, where he was an innocent victim, destroyed Danny Reidy’s chances of claiming last Saturday night’s $3,000 to win Dash for Cash event at Maryborough Speedway.

It was a case of so close, yet so far for Danny Reidy, after he last Saturday night at Archerfield Speedway missed out on a podium finish by a single spot in the fourth round of the KRE Sprintcar Series

Despite showing plenty of pace throughout the third round of the KRE Sprintcar Series last Saturday night at Archerfield Speedway, Danny Reidy failed to come away with a feature race result.

Although a win would’ve been nice, Danny Reidy was pleased with his second place behind Robbie Farr in the Crispy Memorial over the weekend at Brisbane International Speedway to conclude his 2010/11 season.

A fifth place finish in last weekend’s Australian Sprintcar Open at Brisbane International Speedway brought mixed emotions for Danny Reidy.