Anthony Masiello and his team secured the N/T Outlaw 275 victory at Lights Out 17 at South Georgia Motorsports Park, closing out a competitive field in one of the weekend’s toughest categories.
Masiello faced “The Patriot,” driven by David Brinkley, in the final round. Brinkley’s team brought a strong combination to the matchup, setting up a tight, no time showdown to decide the N/T Outlaw 275 title.
Masiello’s car was dialed in by Jamie Miller and Johnny Miller of Red Hat Mafia. Throughout qualifying and eliminations, the team made the necessary adjustments to stay consistent in changing track conditions.
In N/T competition, where elapsed times are not displayed, execution and confidence in the tune up are critical. The Miller duo delivered a setup that allowed Masiello to stay aggressive and consistent through the ladder.
N/T Outlaw 275 continues to be one of the most competitive small tire classes at Lights Out. With unpredictable matchups and tight racing at the stripe, the category demands precision from both driver and crew.
With the final round win over David Brinkley and “The Patriot,” Anthony Masiello and his team leave South Georgia Motorsports Park with the N/T Outlaw 275 victory at Lights Out 17, marking another strong performance in Radial Outlaws Racing Series competition.
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