Racing Action begins around 10am Wednesday!

SFG Promotions Inc. heads to Bradenton Motorsports Park for the 2nd annual Hansen Global Inc. Christmas Bracket Bash presented by JEGS December 15-18, 2021. All entries are completely sold out for this highly anticipated event. No gate entries will be available. Racing action will kick off with a track hosted Test and Tune session on Tuesday and the Kick Booty Motorsports $15K warm-up race on Wednesday.

This year, SFG has bumped up the overall purses to feature three $50,000-to-win races. The day sponsors include, FuelTech, FTI Performance, and Right Trailers respectively.

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Wednesday's 1/4 final action starts Thursday's racing action off

BRADENTON, FL. (December 16, 2021): With sunny skies and warm weather, there's no
question why the Hansen Global, Inc. SFG Christmas Bracket Bash presented by JEGS is
one of the racer's favorite events. Day one featured the Kick Booty Motorsports $15K
warm-up race which started on Wednesday and finished up, crowning a winner on
Thursday morning.

After ten rounds of racing featuring some of the biggest names in Bracket racing,
Mikey Bloomfield Jr. came out victorious, taking the $15,000 prize in Wednesday’s
warm-up event.

Quarterfinals:

With six cars left in round eight, Tyler Bohannon and Ryan Herem sat on the bye,
while two dragsters and two door-cars were left to duke it out to decide who moves
on to the semi-finals.

Mikey Bloomfield Jr. took on Doug Milner on the door-car side of things with
Bloomfield Jr. dodging a bullet after Milner left the starting line too soon to be
-.005 red. Bloomfield Jr. crept by with a .026 reaction-time and 6.163 lap on his
6.17 dial-in.

On the dragster side, Makenna Brown and Scott Gibson battled it out to see who would
return to the semi-final round. Brown was .005 and dead-on zero, putting up a .005
package to Gibson’s .018 and 4.518 on a 4.53 dial-in for his quarter-final exit.


Semifinals:

In the semifinals, Bloomfield Jr. comes back around to square off with Ryan Herem.
Bloomfield Jr. was .019 and was dead-on eight picking up the win over Herem’s .008
5.470 on a 5.45 dial-in.

On the other side of the ladder, Brown was .026 and ran a 4.591 on a 4.58 to grab
the win over Bohannon who posted a .018 and 4.624 on a 4.60 dial-in.


Finals:

In the finals, Bloomfield Jr. was .005 and ran a 6.187 on a 6.17 to be .022 total
over Brown’s .035 and 4.597 on a 4.58 dial-in. Congratulations to both finalists
on a stellar first day of competition.

Thursday's race ran through round six and will be completed Friday morning.

I have been watching this race with interest as I plan to be there for the New Years race. With only one class and 400 entries so far (4:20 EST)not one race has finished on time and right now as I type this they are getting ready to start round 2 of todays race. At New Years they have Top, No box, and Jrs and probably near 600 entries if like last 2 years at PBIR. I don't know what the hold up has been but when I have been watching I see to much wasted time. Don't have any idea what the problem is but sure hope it gone by New Years.

BRADENTON, FL. (December 17, 2021): For the second consecutive year, the Hansen
Global, Inc. SFG Christmas Bracket Bash presented by JEGS proves to be a true
destination for racers right before the holidays. Day two featured the FuelTech
$50,000-to-win race which began on Thursday and finished up, crowning a winner on
Friday morning.

After ten rounds of racing featuring the best of the best bracket racers, Stephen
“Champ” McCrory came out on top, taking the $50,000 prize in FuelTech Friday’s
event.

Quarterfinals:

With six cars left in round eight, James Bunner Jr. and Stephen “Champ” McCrory
sat on the bye in their respective classes, while two dragsters and two door-cars
were left to battle it out to decide who moves on to the semi-finals.

On the door-car side, Gage Burch took on No Box winner, Jeff Gatlin. Burch was .020
and dead-on seven to pick up the win in the FTI/ Overkill Motorsports red sonoma
over Gatlin’s .017 and 6.136 on a 6.14 breakout.
Rickey Boggs and Stanley Albritton Jr. battled it out on the dragster side of things
to see who would return to the semi-final round. Albritton Jr. was a perfect .000
and ran one above six for the win over Boggs’s unfortunate -.013 red light.


Semifinals:

In the semifinals, Burch came back around to square off with Bunner Jr. for a
Bradenton semi-final. Burch was a perfect .000 and ran two above one getting the win
over Bunner Jr’s .021 and ran a 5.712 on a 5.70 dial-in.
On the other side of the ladder, McCrory was .000 once again and ran a 4.494 on a
4.47 to pick up the win and continue to the final round. Albritton Jr. posted a .030
and was dead-on three for the semi-final finish.


Finals:

In the finals, Burch left -.003 red giving the automatic win over to McCrory who was
.010 and backed it up to the winner’s circle to celebrate. Congratulations to both
finalists on an excellent performance.
If you aren't able to join us in person here at Bradenton Motorsports Park, be sure
to catch all of the action live at MotorManiaTV.com or the SFG Promotions Facebook
page.

All Atco final for 50k. Congratulations Mark Kelley atco dragway 2021 super pro points Champ 50k winner Congratulations to the Laster family on the runner up. Nj sure represents.#Atcodragway

Kelley Claims Friday FTI Performance $50K Win at SFG Christmas Bracket Bash


BRADENTON, FL. (December 18, 2021): With the Hansen Global, Inc. SFG Christmas
Bracket Bash almost wrapped up for the year, many racers are still hoping to make
their way into the winner’s circle. Day three featured the FTI Performance $50K
race which was completed late Friday night.

As the smoke settled late into the evening only one competitor remained, which was
Mark Kelley taking home the $50,000 prize and a Riley trophy.
Quarterfinals:

With six cars left, Marylyn Laster and Derrick Hubbard sat on the bye in their
classes, while two dragsters and two door-cars were left to duke it out to decide
who moves on to the semi-finals.

On the door-car side of things, Garrett Browning took on AJ Ashe with both drivers
leaving a tad too early and red lighting. It was Ashe who continued on with his
-.002 red after Browning was -.001 first for the quarter-final finish.

Thursday’s winner, Stephen “Champ” McCrory and Mark Kelley battled it out to
see who would return to the semi-final round. McCrory turned it an unfortunate -.001
red, giving Kelley the automatic win.

Semifinals:

In the semifinals, Ashe came back around to this time square off with Laster. Both
drivers had identical .018 reaction times but Laster was able to pick up the win
running dead-on five. Ashe ran a 5.706 on a 5.72 dial-in.

On the other side of the ladder, Kelley was .026 and ran dead-on one to grab the win
over Hubbard who posted a .011 and 4.453 on a 4.43 dial-in.


Finals:

In the finals, Kelley ran a 4.681 on a 4.69 dial-in to pick up the $50K win over
Laster’s 5.707 on a 5.72 dial-in. Congratulations to both finalists on an
excellent showing.
If you aren't able to join us in person here at Bradenton Motorsports Park, be sure
to catch all of the action live at MotorManiaTV.com or the SFG Promotions Facebook
page.

Fredrickson Wins Right Trailers $50,000 Race at 2nd Annual Christmas Bracket Bash


BRADENTON, FL. (December 19, 2021): The final SFG Promotions event of the year is in
the books. The Hansen Global, Inc. Christmas Bracket Bash presented by JEGS. came to
end Saturday evening with the Right Trailers $50K. Bradenton Motorsports Park and
SFG staff worked hard to ensure the race would be able to be completed Saturday
night and that they succeeded.

After ten rounds of some of the best Bracket Racing, young gun, Camryn Fredrickson
secured the win, taking the $50,000 prize in Saturday’s event.

Quarterfinals:

With six cars left in round eight, Fredrickson and John “Yacht” Brannen sat on
the bye in their classes, while two dragsters and two door-cars were left to battle
it out to decide who moves on to the semi-finals.

Chad Duke took on Howard Westbury on the door-car side of things with Duke having to
abort the run about experiencing some tire shake. Unfortunately for Westbury, he
broke out and gave the win back to Dukes.
On the dragster side, Dave Edwards and Michael Valli lined up to see who would
return to the semi-final round. Edwards left a tad too early and was -.001 red to
give the automatic win to Valli.


Semifinals:

In the semifinals, Fredrickson returns to take on Duke. After getting lucky the
round before, Duke’s luck ran out when he left -.006 red giving the win to
Fredrickson’s .008 and dead-on four.
On the other side of the ladder, Valli picked up the win over Brannen in a double
breakout to continue to the final round. Brannen ran a 4.707 on a 4.72 for the
runner-up in the pair. Valli posted a 4.597 on a 4.60 dial-in.


Finals:

In the finals, Fredrickson was .035 and ran dead-on four for the last win of the
weekend. Valli was .016 and 4.598 on a 4.60 dial-in for the runner-up.
Congratulations to both finalists on a fantastic day of competition.