Two weeks ago, Green River’s Zac Taylor recorded his first career midget win at I-76 Speedway. He followed that up with a sprint car victory at the same track Saturday.
The triumph capped a solid weekend for the teen as he garnered a fourth-place showing at Phillips County Raceway in Holyoke, Colo., on Friday. Taylor won his heat race and charged from fourth to second place in the feature before spinning.
“I got anxious and missed my marks and spun out,” he said. “I was able to come back to finish fourth, but we had a car that could have won.”
The fourth-place result was his fourth top five of the season.
The weekend concluded on Saturday at I-76 Speedway, where Taylor charged from sixth to second place in a heat race.
He lined up on the inside of the second row for the main event.
“We figured the track would be dry and slick so we tightened it up to run the bottom,” he said. “I ran down there the first 17 laps and we had a caution. I followed the first-place car and went up top. I slid him and bumped him. I wasn’t happy with myself. I didn’t want to win that way.”
The win was Taylor’s third trip to Victory Lane this season.
Taylor heads to El Paso County Raceway in Calhan, Colo., this Saturday. He scored his first victory of the season at the track on May 13.
Season Stats
Out of 12 races: three wins, five top fives, six top 10s, seven top 15s, eight top 20s
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