Catchfence

Brett Butler looked for redemption and found out that the Music City does not have a memory. Butler, driving the #47 Fuel Doctor USA Chevy, was excited about returning to the Nashville Superspeedway.

“When we were here in the spring, we blew a tire on the first lap and had to limp around with a damaged truck for the remainder of the event. We figured the track owed us one,” Butler stated.

Brett qualified the ”Go Green Machine”, in the 33rd position for the running of the O’Reilly 200 event.

“Qualifying has never been our strong suit, so we weren’t too worried about that. Usually when it’s time to race, we pick up spots rather quickly.”

Butler did just that and quickly moved into the Top 20 before disaster struck once again at Nashville for the youngster.

The master seal let loose on lap 108 and the crew had to take the truck behind the wall to fix it.

“It’s tough. We were holding our own there at about 19th when we it happened. I guess Nashville just isn’t our track this year.”

Brett returned to the track a few laps later and finished in the 25th position on the night.

“We just have to keep digging. We have the capability to run near the front, we just are not catching any breaks,” stated Butler.

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- Rick Ware Racing Press Release