Danny Reidy

For the second occasion in a row at Brisbane International Speedway Danny Reidy has been robbed of an impressive result due to misfortune.

A mystery brake problem brought Danny Reidy’s winning aspirations last Saturday night at Brisbane International Speedway undone.

Although he was disappointed not to back-up his second place finish from a fortnight earlier at Brisbane International Speedway; Danny Reidy managed to recover from a slow start to last Saturday night’s latest round of the Queensland Sprintcar Series to end the feature race in sixth place.

A late restart fumble denied Danny Reidy of a maiden feature race victory of the season last Saturday night at Brisbane International Speedway during the seventh round of the Queensland Sprintcar Series.

A fifth place finish during the final night of the World Series Sprintcar (WSS) Championship finale over the weekend at the Perth Motorplex for Danny Reidy and it was a good way to round out his annual Western Australian trip.

There was no question about the pace of Danny Reidy during last weekend’s World Series Sprintcar (WSS) Championship round at Bunbury City Speedway over in Western Australia, but misfortune robbed him of the desired result.

An unsuccessful late charge for fourth place during the Australian Nationals last Saturday night at Speedway City (Adelaide, SA) resulted in Danny Reidy losing a few spots and eventually finishing in sixth place.

A fourth place finish last Saturday night’s Australian Sprintcar Championship B-main at Premier Speedway wasn’t enough for Danny Reidy to advance into the feature race line-up and he blamed that on simply not doing enough in his earlier heat races.

After disappointingly failing to finish last season’s Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic; Danny Reidy returned for this season’s event that was held last weekend at Warrnambool’s Premier Speedway in Victoria and this time around achieved a much better result.

It wasn’t the best of weekends for Danny Reidy during the 11th and 12th rounds of the World Series Sprintcar (WSS) Championship and on both occasions he missed out on a feature race transfer by a single spot.

There were plenty of positives to come from Danny Reidy’s Christmas / New Year campaign over the World Series Sprintcar (WSS) Championship, but unfortunately there were not the results to reflect it.

In what was his final hit out before the ‘Speedweek’ Series leg of the World Series Sprintcar (WSS) Championship begins later this month, Danny Reidy last Saturday night finished with an eighth place feature race finish at Warrnambool’s Premier Speedway.

After finishing the opening two rounds of the World Series Sprintcar (WSS) Championship in 11th place, Danny Reidy last Saturday night at Hobart’s Mountain Dew Ice Raceway broke that streak with a 14th place finish in the third round.

For the second weekend in a row, Danny Reidy has finished a round of the World Series Sprintcar (WSS) Championship just outside the Top 10 in 11th place.