Over $100K Awarded at SFG-FTI World Series of Bracket Racing

Garcia, Sousa, Westbury, and Smith swing big and earn home runs during SFG-FTI World Series of Bracket Racing at SGMP.

Press release courtesy of SFG Promotions, Inc. Feature photo credit: Pictures by Lou (Lou Crouch).

ADEL, GA – Despite disruptive rain and mist delays, SFG Promotions successfully awarded over $100,000 in prizes last weekend to racers across the country at the SFG- FTI World Series of Bracket Racing at South Georgia Motorsports Park.

With the completion of this event, just one more SFG event remains in Kyle Riley’s (founder of SFG) 2020 campaign to give bracket racers the highest payouts possible for minimal entry fees. The final event is the Hansen Global- SFG Christmas Bracket Bash at Bradenton Motorsports Park, which offers over $122,500 in winner payouts. 

Free $10K Race Results

In the first completed race of the week (the free $10,000-to-win race), Jesse Garcia beat Lester Adkins while leaving off of the bottom bulb.

In the finals, Garcia made a dead-on 6.676 run on a 6.67 dial-in; Adkins also ran a dead-on 4.648 on a 4.64 dial-in beside him, but couldn’t quite get there after Garcia’s abundant starting line advantage. 

Jegs $50,000 Main Event Results

The next event completed was the JEGS $50,000-to-win main event in which another No-Box entry, Manny Sousa, took the victory. He defeated Claude Debonis in the final round: Sousa was .013 on the tree and ran 6.322 on a 6.31 dial-in while Debonis was an identical .013 on the tree and ran 4.496 on his 4.48 dial-in to be .004 seconds behind  at the finish line.

Chad Six and Johnny Brannen were semifinalists in the main event, while Kendal Little, Gary Williams and Caraline McCarty ended their night as quarterfinalists. 

Inclement Weather Yields Increased Top Prize

Due to weather, the two $20,000-to-win events sponsored by Fueltech and Hansen Global were combined into one $40,000-to-win event. Howard Westbury took the combined $40,000 prize after Dangerous Don Hansen red light by -.017 seconds in the final round. 

During his winners circle interview, Westbury thanked Kyle Riley and SFG Promotions for their support of bracket racers and urged more sponsors to get on board with the race series. Westbury made this plea just moments after giving Riley as smooch as jokingly promised earlier if he were to win.

Darrel Pittman and Caleb Ellison were semifinalists in the event, while Kevin Rodden, Lester Adkins and Andrew Davis made quarterfinal appearances.  

Vintage Trailer Warm Up Race Results

The final event contested for the week was the race for a $30,000 valued 32 ft. Vintage trailer, decked out with a dragster lift and more.

Drew Smith took the win in that event after a .013 reaction time and dead on 5.048 run in the finals against Kevin Rodden who was .025 on the tree and also ran dead-on with a 6.056 on a 6.05 dial-in. After his win, Smith thanked God, his family and his friends.

Brian Barnes was the lone semifinalist in this event while Sean Serra and Gary Williams were the two quarterfinalists. 

SFG Promotions Heads South For The Winter

With just over a month away from the Hansen Global-SFG Christmas Bracket Bash, SFG team is actively taking pre entries for the event which will be capped at 200 dragsters and 200 door cars: 400 cars total.

A $50,000 race, two $25,000 races, a $15,000 race, a $2,500 quarter mile shootout, and $5,000 Golf Cart race will all be on tap across five days in sunny Bradenton, Florida. Pre-enter now for only $199 by clicking here.

For more Halloween weekend big money bracket race results click here, or for more SFG race results click here.

ABOUT SFG PROMOTIONS, INC: SFG is the brainchild of racer and promoter, Kyle Riley. “I had a vision to offer racers the chance to race for big money that the average racer could not afford, but I give God all the credit for the idea because it was sent from God,” states Riley (SFG stands for Sent From God). Riley adds, “until SFG came about, your average racer couldn’t afford the chance to run for $50k or $100k because it was out of their price range.

I wanted your everyday bracket racer to know what it feels like to stage up for that kind of money. A lot of people think I’m crazy, but I’ve always felt it’s better to give than to receive. The racers have really supported SFG in its first years, so I want to show them that I really appreciate their support so I raised the payouts and lowered the entry fees. Everyone will see the better SFG does the more the racer will benefit from our success.”

For more information on SFG Promotions, visit the SFG website or contact Kyle Riley by phone (708) 921-5737 or email kyle@racesfg.com.