2nd Annual Texas Two Step Race Results
Roberts, Phillips, Williams, Day, and Jones find the winner’s circle during the Texas Two Step presented by CP Racing Promotions.
ENNIS, TX – The 2nd Annual Texas Two Step rolled into Texas Motorplex over the weekend courtesy of CP Racing Promotions. Thanks to an unfavorable weather forecast, the original four day event was condensed into three.
Thursday held a Test-and-Tune session as well as a gamblers race. On Friday and Saturday, Box racers would compete for two $30,000 payouts, while No Box racers had a shot at two $7,500 to win races.
Thursday Gamblers Race
Brad Roberts wheels his Camaro into the winner’s circle during Thursday’s gamblers race. He drove through 57 entries to collect the $3,000 check.
Photo credit: Robert Grice
Friday Box Results
In the first $30,000 final round of the weekend, Heath Phillips takes the win. Cory Gulitti had swapped motors in the dragster just 4 days before earning the runner up spot.
Photo credit: Robert Grice
Photo credit: Robert Grice
Friday No Box Results
Sheila Day earns the $7,500 payday over Jake Howard in Friday’s No Box class.
Photo credit: Robert Grice
Saturday Box Results
Heath Phillips returns to his second $30K final round, but comes one win light short of the double up. Austin Williams takes the win and pockets $30,000.
Photo credit: Robert Grice
Photo credit: Robert Grice
Saturday No Box Results
Aaron Jones was unstoppable during Saturday’s No Box class. He takes the win and runner up to collect $7,500 in his Camaro.
Photo credit: Robert Grice
Next on the Schedule
CP Racing Promotions will be at Twin City Raceway in Monroe, Louisiana for their next event. The Top Bulb 120 off I-20 is scheduled for March 26-28 with three $10K paydays. You can find more information on the CP Racing Promotions Facebook page.
March has already brought big money to multiple racers across the country! Check out the results from the St. Patrick’s Footbrake Triple 10’s in North Carolina, the K&N Southwest Showdown in Arizona, or Beech Bend Raceway’s Season Opener in Kentucky!
Jessica was born into a family of drag racers and fell in love with the sport at a young age. She began competing at 13 and has been hooked ever since! She even met her husband at the World Footbrake Challenge VII. Jessica works full time as an Ultrasound Technologist but spends almost every weekend chasing win lights at IHRA and NHRA bracket races.
You can contact her at Jessica@dragchamp.com or on her Facebook page.
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