Author: Ken Williams

Last Wednesday in Las Vegas, Nevada, where a lot of dreams gets squashed, Brody Roa kicked off his 2019 Sprint Car racing campaign on a dream come true night when he swept the USAC West Coast Series program on the Dirt Track at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The veteran racer followed that up with a fourth-place finish in “Sin City” the following night and a third-place finish at the USAC Southwest Series opener at Central Arizona Raceway on Saturday.

Jumping into the Tanner Grau Racing white #34 for the very first time, Roa let everyone know he meant business early on when he out qualified the Wednesday field of 19-cars with a sizzling lap of 18.533. He followed that run up with a win in the first heat race on the big half-mile oval.

The fast time and win in the heat placed Roa on the outside of the third row for the main event. From there, the “Pride of Garden Grove” wasted little time in making his way to the front of the pack. He had advanced to third as the field came off turn two on the first circuit and was second by the end of the lap. He mounted his initial challenge for the lead using the inside in turns three and four on lap five. Those challenges were thwarted, but one lap later in the same spot, he snatched the lead away and drove off into the bright lights of Vegas for his first win of 2019. When the checkered flag ended the 20-lapper, Roa had more than a half straight advantage over his nearest competitor.

“This thing was just on rails all night,” the happy winner told the crowd after climbing out of the car. “It drove itself pretty much. This thing would go wherever I wanted it to go. Wherever I pointed it! I cannot thank Tanner and these guys enough. He definitely puts one bad piece together.”

The second night in Las Vegas, Roa timed in with a lap of 19.547 in qualifying, which was good enough for fifth-fastest in the 19-car field. A second-place finish in his eight-lap heat placed him in the sixth starting spot again for the main.

The 28-year-old worked his way up to third in the main before slipping back to fifth. In a hard-fought battle, he clawed his way back to the fourth spot by the finish. The two-night total of a win and a fourth-place saw Roa leave Las Vegas second in the West Coast Series point standings and only seven points out of the lead.

The Silver State quickly disappeared into the rear-view mirror for Roa and his wife Tailor as they journeyed to the Copper State for Saturday’s Southwest Series opener at Central Arizona Raceway in Casa Grande.

Eighteen cars showed up for the “Cotton Classic,” which was the first ever 410 race for the Southwest Series. Roa rebounded from a disappointing 15th fast qualifying time to win his heat race. Even with the heat race triumph, he had to start on the inside of the seventh row for the 30-lap main. From there, he dazzled the fans with a clinic on passing. He sliced and diced his way through the field and crossed under the checkered flag in third place. Passing 10 cars was more than anyone else in the main and he earned the “Hard Charger Award” for the crowd-pleasing effort.

This Friday and Saturday, March 8th and 9th, Roa and the BRP team headed by 2018 USAC Crew Chief of the Year Zac Bozanich, head to Canyon Speedway Park for the Amsoil USAC/CRA season openers. The joint race will also be rounds two and three for the Southwest Series and Roa comes into the race third in Southwest Series points, only five-markers out of first.

Fans who would like to attend this week’s races can find Canyon Speedway Park at 9777 W. Carefree Highway, in Peoria, AZ (85383). The track website is at https://www.canyonspeedwaypark.com/ and the phone number is (602) 258-7223.

Team merchandise, including shirts and caps, will be available at all races throughout the 2019 campaign and is also available online at https://www.brodyroa.com/?post_type=product.

Fans wishing to stay completely up to date with Brody Roa and the BR Performance squad can do so on the team’s website https://www.brodyroa.com and Facebook page at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/br91r

The BR Performance team would also like to thank the sponsors that make the regular season possible. HD Industries, Burris Racing, “Biker” Bruce Fisher, Molecule, K-1 Race Gear, Norma Leonard, Lee Leonard, NGK Spark Plugs, Baldwin Filters, Driven Racing Oil and Coffman Racing Graphics. If you or your company would like to join BR Performance’s team for a championship run in 2019, please call 714-932-7994

The winter rest is over and tomorrow night Brody Roa will kick off a planned 44-race sprint car season on the “Dirt Track” at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. After racing two night’s in “Sin City,” the Garden Grove, California racer will journey south to the Central Arizona Raceway in Casa Grande for the opener in the USAC Southwest Sprint Car Series.

Unlike the other 44-races on his busy schedule, Roa will not be in his familiar #91R at Las Vegas. Instead, the now 28-year-old will be appearing in Tanner Grau’s #34 for the two-night USAC West Coast Series opener. A past champion in the series, Roa has been a factor in Vegas in the lid-lifter the past two years. In four races staged there, he has one win, a third-place finish and a ninth. His only finish out of the top 10 came last year when he was fighting for the lead when a part malfunction and knocked him out of the race and into a 19th place finish.

After a night off following the Vegas races, Roa will head to Casa Grande, which is located between Phoenix and Tucson, for the first of three times in 2019. It will also be the first of Roa’s championship aspiration races for the year. As well as pursuing the championship in the USAC/CRA Series, Roa also plans a full-fledged effort in the USAC Southwest’s Series.

There will be little time off for Roa and the crew to rest after Saturday’s race. A week from Friday and Saturday, March 8th and 9th, they will kick off the 2019 USAC/CRA campaign at Arizona’s Canyon Speedway Park. The team will open their 2019 California schedule at Perris Auto Speedway on March 30th.

Fans who would like to attend this week’s races can find Las Vegas Motor Speedway information at the following link https://www.lvms.com/. Central Arizona Speedway is located on the Pinal County Fairgrounds at 512 N. 11 Mile Quarter Road, in Casa Grande (85194). The track website is at http://centralarizonaspeedway.com/ and the phone number is (520) 709-0718.

Team merchandise, including shirts and caps, will be available at all races throughout the 2019 campaign and is available online at https://www.brodyroa.com/?post_type=product.
Fans wishing to stay completely up to date with Brody Roa and the BR Performance squad can do so on the team’s website https://www.brodyroa.com/ and Facebook page at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/br91r/

The BR Performance team would also like to thank the sponsors that make the regular season possible. HD Industries, Burris Racing, “Biker” Bruce Fisher, Molecule, K-1 Race Gear, Norma Leonard, Lee Leonard, NGK Spark Plugs, Baldwin Filters, Driven Racing Oil and Coffman Racing Graphics. If you or your company would like to join BR Performance’s team for a championship run in 2019, please call 714-932-7994.

Fresh off his appearance in the 33rd Annual Chili Bowl Midget Nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma earlier this month, Brody Roa and his B.R. Performance team are preparing for the start of what promises to be a busy 2019 sprint car season. Next up for the famous green #91R crew will be the opening round of the USAC Southwest Sprint Car Series at Central Arizona Raceway on March 2nd.

Roa, who turned 28-years-old last Friday, was in the Kevin Ramey #7M for the Chili Bowl and started things off when he finished second after starting fifth in his preliminary night heat race. He again started fifth in his qualifier but was relegated to the back after catching the inside berm and bicycling the car early in the 10-lapper. An impressive late race charge saw him storm back to finish fifth and earn his ticket into the main event where he started in the seventh row before finishing 13th.

Roa’s Tuesday performance earned him a spot in one of the two C mains for the Saturday night finale in Tulsa. Considering that the festivities started with two O mains early Saturday morning, the C main was a decent spot to be in. A 12th place starting spot, combined with a tough field, saw the likable Roa finish in the same spot as he started, and his Chili Bowl was over for 2019.

With the Chili Bowl now in the rear-view mirror, the Garden Grove, California racer is gearing up for the race at Central Arizona Speedway to kick off the sprint car season. The following week he will head back to the Copper State for the opening two rounds of the USAC/CRA Series which will be co-sanctioned with rounds two and three of the Southwest Series. In addition to the USAC/CRA and Southwest Series, Roa will also take on the stars and cars of the USAC National Sprint Car Series including the grueling Indiana Sprint Week in July. In the nine months from the season opener to the season closer back in Arizona, Roa will race 42 sprint car races in four different states in 2019.

Team merchandise, including shirts and caps, will be available at all races throughout the 2019 campaign and is available online at https://www.brodyroa.com/?post_type=product.

Fans wishing to stay completely up to date with Brody Roa and the BR Performance squad can do so on the team’s website http://www.brodyroa.com/ and Facebook page at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/br91r/
The BR Performance team would also like to thank the sponsors that make the regular season possible. HD Industries, Burris Racing, “Biker” Bruce Fisher, Molecule, K-1 Race Gear, Norma Leonard, Lee Leonard, NGK Spark Plugs, Baldwin Filters, Driven Racing Oil and Coffman Racing Graphics. If you or your company would like to join the BR Performance team for a championship run in 2019, please call 714-932-7994.

Garden Grove, California racer Brody Roa has released his 2019 sprint car racing schedule. The agenda, which will be his most ambitious in sprint car racing, will see Roa compete in the USAC National, CRA and Southwest Sprint Car Series.’

Roa, who will turn 28-years-old on January 25th, will be chasing both the USAC/CRA and Southwest Series championships in 2019. He will compete in every race in both series. In addition to his busy schedule out west, he will journey east to race in the grueling Indiana Sprint Week in July and has hopes of contesting the Corn Belt Nationals in Knoxville, Iowa on July 5th and 6th (the Corn Belt Nationals are contingent on Roa’s USAC/CRA schedule).

Forty-two races are on the docket for Roa this year. His sprint car campaign will kick off with a Southwest series event at Casa Grande’s Central Arizona Raceway on March 2nd. He will close the campaign back in the Copper State in November. Among the highlights are the previously mentioned Corn Belt Nationals in Knoxville, Iowa on July 5th & 6th, the grueling Indiana Sprint Week which starts July 18th and runs through July 27th, California Sprint Week which begins on August 31st and concludes September 7th, the November 7th, 8th and 9th Oval Nationals at Perris Auto Speedway and the season-ending Western World Championships at Arizona Speedway on November 15th and 16th.

2019 Schedule
3/2/19 Central Arizona Speedway (AZ) USAC Southwest
3/8/19 Canyon Speedway (AZ) USAC/CRA & Southwest
3/9/19 Canyon Speedway (AZ) UASC/CRA & Southwest
3/30/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA (with WoO) 
4/13/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA
4/20/19 Arizona Speedway (AZ) USAC Southwest
4/27/19 Canyon Speedway (AZ) USAC Southwest
5/4/19 Ventura Raceway (CA) USAC/CRA
5/11/19 Bakersfield Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA
5/18/19 Central Arizona Speedway (AZ) USAC Southwest
5/25/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA
6/1/19 Arizona Speedway (AZ) USAC Southwest
6/8/19 Canyon Speedway (AZ) USAC Southwest
6/29/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA 
7/5/19 Knoxville Raceway (IA) USAC National ***
7/6/19 Knoxville Raceway (IA) USAC National ***
7/6/19 Santa Maria Raceway (CA) USAC/CRA ***
7/13/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA & Southwest
7/18/19 I-69 Speedway (IN) USAC National
7/19/19 Plymouth Speedway (IN) USAC National
7/20/19 Kokomo Speedway (IN) USAC National
7/21/19 Lawrenceburg Speedway (IN) USAC National
7/24/19 Terre Haute Action Track (IN) USAC National 
7/25/19 Lincoln Park Speedway (IN) USAC National
7/26/19 Bloomington Speedway (IN) USAC National
7/27/19 Tri-State Speedway (IN) USAC National
8/17/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA & Southwest 
8/31/19 Calistoga Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA
9/1/19 Calistoga Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA
9/2/19 Petaluma Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA
9/5/29 Merced Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA
9/6/19 Ocean Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA 
9/7/19 Santa Maria Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA 
9/14/19 Canyon Speedway (AZ) USAC Southwest
9/21/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA
9/28/19 Arizona Speedway (AZ) USAC/CRA & Southwest
10/26/19 Central Arizona Speedway (AZ) USAC Southwest
11/7/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA/Southwest/National
11/8/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA/Southwest/National
11/9/19 Perris Auto Speedway (CA) USAC/CRA/Southwest/National
11/15/19 Arizona Speedway (AZ) USAC/CRA/Southwest/National
11/16/19 Arizona Speedway (AZ) USAC/CRA/Southwest/National
*** Tentative

2019 will be Roa’s eighth-full season competing in the USAC/CRA Series. In the previous seven years, he has never finished worse than eighth in the championship standings. He has placed second the last two seasons, finished third two times, taken sixth twice and eighth once.

In addition to his second-place finish in the regular season standings in 2018, Roa won the coveted California Sprint Week Championship. All told in USAC/CRA in 2018, he only had one DNF in 23 races and had three wins, 17 top five finishes and 21 top 10s.

Fans wishing to stay completely up to date with Brody Roa and the BR Performance squad can do so on the team’s website http://www.brodyroa.com/ and Facebook page at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/br91r/

The BR Performance team would also like to thank the sponsors that make the regular season possible. HD Industries, Burris Racing, “Biker” Bruce Fisher, Molecule, K-1 Race Gear, Norma Leonard, Lee Leonard, NGK Spark Plugs, Baldwin Filters, Driven Racing Oil, Coffman Racing Graphics. If you or your company would like to join BR Performance’s team for a championship run in 2019, please call 714-932-7994.

For Further Information Contact Brody Roa 714-932-7994 mailto:brodyroa91@gmail.com

Fresh off the most successful year in his racing career, Garden Grove, California’s Brody Roa will kick off the 2019 season at the prestigious Chili Bowl Midget Nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Tuesday, January 15th. He will follow that up at the finale of midget racing’s biggest event on January 19th. 

At the Chili Bowl, Roa will be driving the beautiful #7M midget owned by Kevin Ramey, the 2018 Racesaver IMCA Sprint Cars National Champion and 2015 ASCS Gulf South Region Sprint Car Champion. Roa was recommended to the Kennedale, Texas-based Ramey by famous open-wheel photographer Tim Aylwin. 

“I am pretty honored to be running for Kevin Ramey at the Chili Bowl this year,” the soon to be 28-year-old Roa said on San Diego’s Racer Radio Show. “His stuff is real nice. Every time I have been around him and seen him go around the track, I have been a fan. It is pretty cool to have a car like that and hopefully we can do real well with it.”

“It was kind of funny,” Roa laughed when asked how he got hooked up with Ramey. “One of his buddies on Facebook (Aylwin) messaged me and told me to call him. It was so quick, I was not sure if I was dreaming or not. I got the message and I called him, and he said, ‘you wanna’ run Chili Bowl.’ I said, ‘yeah, of course!’ It is a good deal. They are putting a real nice piece together for that.” 

The car Ramey is putting together is a Spike Chassis with a powerful Esslinger engine. Sponsored by Jambo Barbeque Pits, Presice Racing Products, Graham Wrecker Service and Hoosier Tires, the #7M will first hit the track in Tulsa at the Monday practice session.

In addition to squaring off against many of the best midget and sprint car racers in the world, Roa will be competing against drivers from several other disciplines including NASCAR, NHRA, INDYCAR and dirt & pavement late model and modified racers. On Roa’s preliminary night, NASCAR Monster Cup regulars Kyle Larson and Alex Bowman will be among his competitors.

The 33rd Annual Chili Bowl Midget Nationals will take place on the Tulsa Expo Center Raceway inside the River Spirit Expo Center. Fans who cannot attend the Chili Bowl can watch all six nights via pay per view on the Racin Boys Network (http://www.racinboys.com/). In addition, Saturday’s finale will be shown live on MAVTV.

Fans who would like to listen to Roa’s recent interview about the Chili Bowl on the Racer Radio show can do so at the following link. http://perrisautospeedway.com/radio18/RACERRADIO122318.mp3 . The interview begins around the 24-minute mark. 

Those wishing to stay completely up to date with Brody Roa and the BR Performance squad can do so on the team’s website http://www.brodyroa.com/ and Facebook page at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/br91r/

The BR Performance team would also like to thank the sponsors that make the regular season possible. HD Industries, Burris Racing, “Biker” Bruce Fisher, Molecule, K-1 Race Gear, Norma Leonard, Lee Leonard, NGK Spark Plugs, Baldwin Filters, Driven Racing Oil, Coffman Racing Graphics, hotpaint4u.com. If you or your company would like to join BR Performance’s team for a championship run in 2019, please call 714-932-7994.

For Further Information Contact Brody Roa 714-932-7994 mailto:brodyroa91@gmail.com

Garden Grove, California Sprint Car racer Brody Roa wrapped up the USAC/CRA portion of his 2018 racing season at the 23rd Annual Oval Nationals at Perris Auto Speedway. This Wednesday and Thursday, Roa will put the wraps on the entire year when he competes in the 78th running of the Turkey Night Grand Prix at the Ventura Raceway.

The three-day Oval Nationals in Perris matched the cream of the crop from the Midwest-based USAC National Sprint Car Series and the best of the west’s USAC/CRA Series. On the first night, 42-cars signed into the pit area and Roa, 27, timed in 10th fastest in qualifying with a lap of 16.820. He followed that up with a third-place finish in his ten-lap heat race. For the main, he started in the ninth spot and moved forward for his best finish of the three nights when he placed seventh.

The second night at the wind-swept track started bright enough for Roa who put down a lap of 17.069 which was good enough for the ninth spot in the 41-car field. Another third-place finish in his heat locked him into the main event where he was again starting in the ninth position.

Unfortunately, chaos bit the BR Performance team on the first lap of the main. A tangle in front of Roa happened coming off turn four. Roa was tagged from behind from cars also trying to sort their way through the mess and he subsequently ended up flipping. Thankfully, he and all the other drivers emerged unhurt.

The crew quickly got the car back to the work area for repairs. They were helped by other CRA and National teams and the thrash was on. They got everything they could find repaired and ready to go. However, when they tried to turn the car around for the restart, it was found to have a broken steering gear and it was done for the night. In an amazing testimony to the driver and the entire team, in 38 sprint car starts for the year, it is the only race the bright green #91R did not finish!

For the final USAC/CRA race of the year, Roa had to go to his backup car after the tangle the previous night. The affable star timed in 16th quickest in the field with a lap of 17.158. He followed that up with a second-place finish in his heat race. He began the main event outside the fifth row in 10-spot and closed his CRA year by placing ninth.

As the dust has settled on the 2018 USAC/CRA campaign, Roa and the #91R team have a lot to be proud of. A close second place finish in the standings. In 23 USAC/CRA races they had three wins, 17 top fives, and 21 top tens. They finished 22 of the 23 main events they started in the series.

In addition to three triumphs in USAC/CRA competition, the team took home the winner’s trophy two of the four times it started in the USAC West Coast Series. Also, Roa won the main event at Ventura in his only VRA appearance of the year.

Roa’s season will come to an end this Wednesday and Thursday in the sprint car portion of the Turkey Night Grand Prix at Ventura. Fans wishing to catch Roa in action one last time in 2018 can find the Ventura Raceway just off the 101 on the Ventura County Fairgrounds. The track address is 10 West Harbor Boulevard (93001). The track’s website is at the following link http://venturaraceway.com/. The office phone number is (805) 648- RACE.

Brody Roa t-shirts and caps will be available in the pits at Ventura. They are also available from the team’s website at the following link http://www.brodyroa.com/. The cost is $20.00 plus shipping. You can see the shirt design below.
For fans who would like to watch replays of all Roa’s USAC races can do so on LoudPedal Productions site: https://loudpedal.tv/

The BR Performance team would like to thank the following sponsors for making the 2018 season possible: HD Industries, Burris Racing, “Biker” Bruce Fisher, Molecule, K-1 Race Gear, Norma Leonard, Lee Leonard, NGK Spark Plugs, Baldwin Filters, Driven Racing Oil, Coffman Racing Graphics, hotpaint4u.com. If you or your company would like to join BR Performance’s team for a championship run in 2019, please call 714-932-7994.

Fans wishing to stay completely up to date with Brody Roa and the BR Performance squad can do so on the team’s website http://www.brodyroa.com/ and Facebook page at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/br91r/

For Further Information Contact Brody Roa mailto:brodyroa91@gmail.com

Garden Grove, California’s Brody Roa is ready for three of the biggest nights in his racing career at the 23rd Annual Budweiser Oval Nationals Presented by All Coast Construction at Perris Auto Speedway. The three-night affair will be comprised of preliminaries on Thursday and Friday, November 8th & 9th, and the season finale on Saturday, November 10th.

Roa, 27, has been embroiled in a seesaw battle for the USAC/CRA championship all season long. He enters this weekend’s race at the famous Riverside County half-mile clay oval in second place, but is only 5-points out of the lead. It was at last year’s Oval Nationals that Roa won the biggest race of his career when he bested a field comprised of élite drivers from the USAC National and USAC/CRA series.’

Roa was in action last weekend at the prestigious 51st Western World Championships at the Arizona Speedway. On Friday, the friendly driver qualified 17th in the 30-car field and won his heat race. For the main he started 15th and stayed in that spot most of the way. However, a late race charge saw the green #91R move forward to a seventh-place finish to earn the “Hard Charger Award.” The following night, Roa qualified 20th in the 29-car field and finished third in his heat race. After starting 17th, he again advanced forward in the main event and finished 13th.

This weekend’s three-day show at Perris will feature a purse of more than $131,000.00 with the winner on Thursday and Friday taking home $5,000.00. The winner on Saturday will pocket $25,000.00.

Fans wishing to attend the Oval Nationals can find Perris Auto Speedway on the SoCal Fair and Event Center at 18700 Lake Perris Drive in Perris (92571). The track website is http://perrisautospeedway.com/ and the office phone number is (951) 940-0134.

Brody Roa t-shirts and caps will be available in the pits this weekend at Perris. They are also available from the team’s website at the following link http://www.brodyroa.com/. The cost is $20.00 plus shipping.

For fans who would like to watch replays of all Roa’s USAC races can do so on LoudPedal Productions site: https://loudpedal.tv/

The BR Performance team would like to thank the following sponsors for making the 2018 season possible: HD Industries, Burris Racing, “Biker” Bruce Fisher, Molecule, K-1 Race Gear, Norma Leonard, Lee Leonard, NGK Spark Plugs, Baldwin Filters, Driven Racing Oil, Coffman Racing Graphics, hotpaint4u.com. If you or your company would like to join BR Performance’s championship contending team, please call 714-932-7994.

Fans wishing to stay completely up to date with Brody Roa and the BR Performance squad can do so on the team’s website http://www.brodyroa.com/ and Facebook page at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/br91r/

For Further Information Contact Brody Roa mailto:brodyroa91@gmail.com

After a two week break in the racing schedule, Brody Roa and the B.R. Performance team will be back in action at Perris Auto Speedway this Saturday, October 20th, as the season reaches the homestretch with only six races to go. Heading into the race, he leads the USAC/CRA Championship standings by 30-points.

Roa’s last outings came at the “Hall of Fame Classic” at the Arizona Speedway where he recorded second and third place finishes over the two nights of racing in the Copper State. Those finishes extended his streak to eight straight races finishing in the top five in USAC/CRA competition. In those eight events he has posted one win, four second place finishes, one third, a fourth and a fifth-place. All told, he has 16 top five finishes in 18 starts with USAC/CRA in 2018. Three of the top five have been victories. He has also scored two wins in the USAC West Coast Sprint Car Series, one with the Ventura Racing Association Sprint Cars and even two with the So Cal Oval Karters.

In five USAC/CRA races at Perris Auto Speedway this year, Roa has recorded two second-place finishes, one third, one fifth and his worst finish of the season, an 11th on May 26th.

Once this weekend’s race is over, the season will be down to two multi-day shows. The 51st Western World Championship at Arizona Speedway on November 1st and 2nd and the 23rd Annual Oval Nationals at Perris Auto Speedway on November 8th, 9th and 10th. Both shows will feature full points paying races for the USAC/CRA and USAC National Sprint Car Series.’ Roa has contested nine National series races this season with a fifth-place finish at Iowa’s Knoxville Raceway on June 9th being his best result.

Spectator gates will open at 5:00 P.M. this Saturday at Perris and the first race will be at 7:00. Fans wishing to attend the race can find the track at 18700 Lake Perris Drive in Perris (92571). The track phone number is (951) 940-0134 and the track website is http://perrisautospeedway.com/

Brody Roa t-shirts and caps will be available in the pits at Perris. They are also available from the team’s website at the following link http://www.brodyroa.com/. The cost is $20.00 plus shipping. You can see the shirt design below.

For fans who would like to watch replays of all Roa’s USAC races can do so on LoudPedal Productions site: https://loudpedal.tv/

The BR Performance team would like to thank the following sponsors for making the 2018 season possible: HD Industries, Burris Racing, “Biker” Bruce Fisher, Molecule, K-1 Race Gear, Norma Leonard, Lee Leonard, NGK Spark Plugs, Baldwin Filters, Driven Racing Oil, Coffman Racing Graphics, hotpaint4u.com. If you or your company would like to join BR Performance’s championship contending team, please call 714-932-7994.

Fans wishing to stay completely up to date with Brody Roa and the BR Performance squad can do so on the team’s website http://www.brodyroa.com/and Facebook page at the following link: https://www.facebook.com/br91r/

For Further Information Contact Brody Roa mailto:brodyroa91@gmail.com