Best Moments from Holley LS Fest West 2018
Over on the off-road side, with the Nitto Tires Off-Road Challenge, Loren Healy in the MBRP/Nitto Ultra4 4400 rig took the win. This is his older 4400 that might have seen its last race with him behind the wheel of it. It’s potentially sold and his new Unlimited ready for Ultra4 Racing’s Metal Cloak Stampede at Prairie City SVRA on May 11 and 12.
Over at the QA1 Autocross Course, Rich Willhoff in his 2006 Corvette Z06 set fastest time with a 32.067-second run while Duke Langley in his 2002 Corvette set a 32.716 for his second-place finish. Glen Barnhouse took third with a 32.731 in his 2012 Chevrolet Corvette. On the Super Chevy 3S Challenge, Rich Willhoff once again took first with the fastest combined time of the weekend with a 26.174. Glen Barnhouse and Duke Langley would swap places with Barnhouse turning in a 26.512 combined time for second place and Langley turning in a 26.598 combined time for third.
The Racepak Road Course Challenge saw Rich Willhoff on top for a third time with a 1:22.388 time while Duke Langley took second with a 1:23.440. Jordon Priestly would turn in a 1:23.844 for third fastest in his 2017 Corvette. The Lucas Oil Drift Challenge brought out the youngest winner so far in LS Fest History with Branden Sorensen taking first place in LS-swapped 212 Performance BMW. Second went to Noah Michaels in his Torqstorm supercharged S13 Nissan 240SX while Ian McDougall took third in his Drift Shop S14 Nissan 240SX Coupe.
That was it from LS Fest West in 2018 and they have promised to come back with even more in 2019. We’ll be there as well and look forward to bringing it to you next May. Until then, check out some more of the non-stop action from this year’s recent LS Fest West, below.
Photos for LS1 Tech by Justin Banner