Dennis Brown Wins Kentucky and Kansas Back-To-Back


Prior to Monday's 1.5 mile Tri-Oval Twin races, Dennis Brown (GT: BrownIsTheNewBlack) had never won a Thrustmaster Pro Series Cup race.  It took 5 and a half season, 173 races, for Brown to finally land in Winners Circle.

Brown dominated Kansas for his first career win and then ran strong at Kentucky for career win #2.

"It's been a long time coming, I actually thought about retiring" laughed Brown as he was swamped with congratulations by fellow drivers over his headset.  "I've always ran well at these 2 tracks and figured they would be my best shots to win so I put in a lot of practice the past week...  these new setup rules aren't easy to work with but they definitely make for good racing".

Brown, who has been in every playoffs every one of his 6 seasons (minus the shorted Season 5) stamped his invitation to this year's playoffs.



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