Weekly Stock Car Amateur Division Race Report
Race Report: NASCAR Amateur – “Twister” Event
Date: November 7, 2025
Start Time: 7:11 PM
Heat: 1
The Twister round of the NASCAR Amateur Series delivered an exciting night of close racing, quick laps, and fierce competition across all lanes. With six determined drivers taking to the track, every lap counted in this tightly contested heat.
Final Results
| Pos | Driver | Race Result (laps) | Best Time | Best Lane |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🥇 1 | David Bauder | 268.99 | 4.778s | Yellow |
| 🥈 2 | Jack Granchi | 256.66 | 5.166s | Yellow |
| 🥉 3 | Bryan Williamson | 252.99 | 5.226s | Blue |
| 4 | Robert Hanlen | 250.63 | 5.030s | Orange |
| 5 | Mike Strong | 240.12 | 5.621s | Orange |
| 6 | Rick Hanlen | 225.99 | 5.294s | Purple |
Race Summary
David Bauder dominated the Twister heat from start to finish, putting in a masterful performance that saw him complete 268.99 laps, setting the night’s fastest time at 4.778 seconds on the Yellow lane. His precision and consistency earned him a comfortable margin of victory and top honors for the event.
Jack Granchi delivered a strong second-place finish, also finding speed in the Yellow lane. His steady pace kept him ahead of the chasing pack, securing him a well-deserved podium.
Bryan Williamson claimed third, showing impressive control in the Blue lane with a best lap of 5.226 seconds. He held off Robert Hanlen, who was only a few laps behind and managed a sharp 5.030-second best time in Orange.
Further down the field, Mike Strong and Rick Hanlen battled hard in their respective lanes, with Strong edging ahead by 15 laps. Both drivers showed grit and determination throughout the heat, rounding out an exciting and competitive race.
Highlights
- Fastest lap: 4.778s – David Bauder (Yellow Lane)
- Closest battle: Bryan Williamson vs. Robert Hanlen – separated by just 2.36 laps.
- Consistent performer: Jack Granchi, maintaining sub-5.2s pace through most of his stints.
Summary:
The Twister event lived up to its name — a blend of speed, precision, and lane mastery. With Bauder setting the bar high, the rest of the field will be eager to regroup and challenge for the top spot in the next round.