Brad Lovell earned his first 4600 Class win, leading a podium sweep for Bronco in the Ultra4 USA King of the Hammers Every Man Challenge.
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FORD PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS: Bronco Still King After Podium Sweep
Feb 07, 2025
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Brad Lovell battled through the rocks and desert in the Ultra4 USA King of the Hammers Every Man Challenge to win his first 4600 class event win in Bronco.
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Brad Lovell battled through the rocks and desert in the Ultra4 USA King of the Hammers Every Man Challenge to win his first 4600 class event win in Bronco.
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Bronco has won the last four King of the Hammers 4600 races since its initial debut in 2022. -
Bailey Cole, last year’s event winner, finished second, with John Williams III finishing third, making this the third time Bronco had swept the podium. -
Brad Lovell and son Adam also qualified number one, Lovell’s fourth consecutive pole qualifier. -
Loren Healy qualified second and Vaughn Gittin Jr. third for the Ultra4 USA King of the Hammers Race of Kings in their 4400 Broncos. -
Healy led much of the first part of the Race of Kings at a competitive pace, but unfortunately lost front drive and fuel pumps to take him out of competition. -
Jason Scherer displayed incredible drive, starting 88th due to mechanical issues in qualifying and passing the field to duel within the top five and, at times, the top two. Unfortunately, he lost the radiator from a head gasket failure. -
Donny Schatz opened the 2025 World of Outlaws season with two seventh-place finishes at Volusia Speedway in Florida. -
He won Thursday’s Last Chance Qualifier to start him 21st in the feature and then drove to an eighth-place finish, earning him the first KSE Hard Charger Award of the year. -
The next stop on the 2025 World of Outlaws tour is March 2 for the Bike Week Jamboree at Volusia.
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