LOUDON, N.H. — Sam Mayer’s rookie stripes aren’t showing in 2019.
The Franklin, Wisconsin native and Bristol winner laid down the quickest overall lap (30.182 seconds) in a pair of K&N Pro Series East practice sessions at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in preparation for the United Site Services 70.
P.1 in final #KNEast practice @NHMS.
That‘s one fast #TeamChevy you got there, @sam_mayer_!#WeAreGMS pic.twitter.com/WBcEpmWpEu
— GMS Racing (@GMSRacingLLC) July 19, 2019
Max McLaughlin (30.394), Riley Herbst (30.430), 2018 fall NHMS winner Brandon McReynolds (30.574) and Chase Cabre (30.584) completed the top five quickest speeds.
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Tanner Gray, Spencer Davis, championship leader Derek Kraus, Colin Garrett and Drew Dollar rounded out the top 10.
FIRST PRACTICE | FINAL PRACTICE
Dollar’s team will be racing in a back-up for tomorrow’s event, as the Atlanta native hit the wall after getting loose during one of his practice runs.
#KNEAST @DGR_Crosley unloading a back-up car for @DrewDollar00, who got loose and hit the wall. ud83dude15
The No. 5️⃣4️⃣ was P6 on the charts. Live Timing u2192 https://t.co/ylheChluiv#MyTrackMyRoots | #UnitedSS70 pic.twitter.com/DTwFlvdqzV
— #MyTrackMyRoots (@NASCARHomeTrack) July 19, 2019
Making his second career K&N start and first on the East coast, Bill McAnally Racing’s Lawless Alan was 12th quickest and turned the most laps (62). His teammates Hailie Deegan and Brittney Zamora were 13th and 14th, respectively.
The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East returns to the track for qualifying at 7:05 p.m. on Friday evening. The United Site Services 70 will go green at approximately 6:45 p.m. Saturday evening. FansChoice.TV will have live coverage of the event.
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