rico abreu

Rico Abreu electrified the Silver Dollar Speedway crowd, as he charged his way from the C main, all the way into the night’s 40-lap feature.

Racing on two polar opposite tracks at the Tulare Thunderbowl, Rico Abreu scored a 9th and 15th place finish while competing against the World of Outlaws.

Competing in Las Vegas, NV and Chico, CA last week, Rico Abreu had a week that was eventful from start to finish; though the events are ones he hopes are behind him.

Climbing aboard a Keith Kunz Motorsports midget for the weekend, Rico Abreu put together a strong performance as he scored second and fifth place finishes in the Copper on Dirt, at the Canyon Speedway Park.

Rutherford, CA shoe, Rico Abreu, made the most of his final event in Australia for the 2012/2013 season as he rose to the occasion of the Grand Annual Classic, and charged from 18th to 7th, earning Hard Charger honors.

After making the Chili Bowl feature in 2012, Rico Abreu came into the 2013 event looking to build on his previous finish after competing full time in the USAC National Midget series in 2012.

California youngster, Rico Abreu, closed out is initial trip to Australia in 2013 with a 12th place finish during the Sydney Speedweek Finale closing a trip that saw tremendous ups and downs.

Rico Abreu’s second trip to Australia has not gotten off to the start he had hoped for as he as competed twice at the Sydney Speedway during the tracks five-race speedweek.

Spending his second consecutive weekend at the Canyon Speedway Park in Peoria, AZ, Rico Abreu climbed aboard his Abreu Vineyards No.89 sprint car and took on the stars of the Lucas Oil ASCS National Series.

Rico Abreu spent his weekend at the Canyon Speedway Park in Peoria, AZ with the USAC National Midget Series, and after rain washed out Friday’s event, Abreu came back on Saturday night and scored a third place finish, the best of his USAC career to date.

During one of the biggest race weekends of the year, with undoubtedly the most intriguing format, Rico Abreu thrilled the crowd all weekend long as he charged from 14th to win on Friday and backed it up with a 19th to third place run, and he closed the weekend third in Trophy Cup Standings.

In a pair of events over the weekend, Rico Abreu ended with two DNF’s, a weekend he would surely like to forget.

In one of the biggest USAC National Midget races of the year, Rico Abreu scored a fifth place finish at the Gold Crown Nationals after an early race battle for the lead with his teammate, Kyle Larson.