Josh Brock earned his firth ARCA/CRA Super Series top-five finish last weekend at Toledo Speedway and secured himself a spot in the series championship race. Now, all eyes are focused on securing the series championship in the winner-take-all Winchester 400.
The Cobin, KY driver qualified second and started the 100-lap feature from the eighth position with the invert. Brock quickly worked his way as high as fourth when the caution flew with 28 laps to go. On the restart, Brock got hung three-wide and went around, forcing him to come down pit road. The crew checked over the car and got the No. 17 machine back on track. He restarted 11th and over the final quarter of the race worked his way back through the field for a fifth-place finish, he highest finish of chase drivers.
For Brock it was important to put together a solid race heading into the final CRA race of the year where he will race for the championship. Brock won the regular season point title and maintained the point lead through the first three chase races. The top four in points will now race for a championship at the Winchester 400, with the title going to the driver who finishes highest among the chase competitors.
The final CRA race of the year is the Winchester 400 and takes place October 13th– 14th.