Archive for December 2011

2011 has been a great season for Sean Rayhall who is in his rookie year in the Legends Pro Division. In 2010 Sean had a record-breaking year in the very competitive Young Lions division winning over two-thirds of the races he competed in.

Fresh off winning the very prestigious Charlotte Motor Speedway Summer Shootout series in the Pro division, Sean completed the trifecta last week winning his third Championship of the Season. He did so in the Legends Pro division of the Thursday Thunder series at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Sean started the 2011 season winning the Winter Nationals at Auberndale Speedway in Florida; this of course was followed by winning the Charlotte Summer Shootout with four wins in ten starts.

Sean is looking forward to continuing racing Legends locally, and will be preparing for the Legends Nationals in Las Vegas this fall. Sean would especially like to thank everyone who has supported him through out this year especially his crew chief Doug Stevens at Advanced Technology Motorsport.

“This year keeps getting better,” commented Rayhall. “I can’t thank Doug Stevens enough and I am looking forward to heading to Las Vegas later in the year to wrap up the season with a National Championship.”

For more information on Sean please visit http://www.seanrayhall.com Check Sean’s website to keep track of Sean’s Legends and Pro Cup racing for the remainder of the season and possibly some dirt late model racing after a very successful test.

WINSTON, Ga. -- Sean Rayhall has already made a career out of setting records and moving up the racing ranks quickly. He continued this trend this past weekend when Sean traveled to New Smyrna Speedway for the opening round of the USAR Pro Cup series, which consists of previous years Nationwide and ARCA cars.

During the first cup series practice Sean consistently ran times in the top ten, and when qualifying began he posted a lap consistent with how well he had been running, placing him in eleventh position for the feature race. From the beginning of the race Sean methodically worked his way to the front of the field, passing by cars left and right. By lap 184 Sean had moved into third position and eventually moved his way up into second. After a hard fought battle Sean had ended his first Stock Car race in third position.

“I am very happy with my debut in the series,” commented Rayhall. “We exceeded our expectations and I owe it all to Kirk May and Josh Mcoy of Kirk May Racing. I am looking forward to more races in the series and going after my first win.”

For more information on Sean please visit www.seanrayhall.com. Sean would like to thank all of his sponsors for making this past weekend happen along with Doug Stevens for being an excellent spotter and Jack Baldwin for his coaching. This weekend Sean will be racing his Legends followed by the second Pro Cup race of the season in two weeks.