Tuesday night belonged to Brody Tarrant. Again. Running all four classes on the card, Tarrant swept 28sra 2500, Kyosho GT, and Unified Stock — three A-Main wins in a single evening — and didn't put a wheel wrong all night. After Sunday's four-win day at SpareTime, this is back-to-back dominant outings from a driver who is clearly operating at a different level right now. He's lapping the field in confidence, in execution, and in results.

Johnny Seay was his closest competitor all night, going P2 in both 28sra 2500 and Kyosho GT with a tight, consistent performance. The gap between Tarrant and the rest of the field is real, but Seay is the one who keeps making him work for it. Hayden Whiteside had a solid multi-class night — P3 in Kyosho GT and P3 in Unified Stock — quietly building his season resume. Tommy Brunke was also present across three classes with consistent mid-pack runs.

Joe Briggs claimed the Ultrastock A-Main for the second straight Tuesday, going wire to wire with a clean 38-lap run. Ethan Sprinkle continued to apply pressure, going P2 in Ultrastock and P5 in both Kyosho GT and Unified Stock — a steady night that keeps his momentum rolling. Kyle Marten bounced back from a DNF in Kyosho GT to take P2 in Unified Stock, showing the kind of resilience you expect from an experienced campaigner.

Two new names hit the timing sheets Tuesday: Tucker Ryan made his debut and went straight to P3 in Ultrastock — a strong first showing — and made the C-Main in Unified Stock. A Mean Burger also made their SpareTime debut, running the Unified Stock D-Main. Welcome to both.

Back at it Sunday — doors open, practice laps warm. Racing every Tuesday and Sunday at SpareTime Raceway in Burleson.

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