Fowl Mood Racing Reflects Back on 2013 Season and Looks Ahead to 2014

Without a doubt, the 2013 racing season did not get off to the start that the Fowl Mood Racing team had expected. Months of preparation and planning for the new season didn’t produce the expectations that they had been looking for. Team owner Stu Archer had purchased a Canadian Modified, and the plan was to race weekly at Brighton Speedway, as well as the Late Model program with Phil Potts.

After a few rough weeks early in the season for the both Stu and Phil, the Fowl Mood Racing team quickly came to the conclusion that they needed to go back to focusing on just the Late Model. Despite their early season frustrations, Potts remained in the top five in Brighton Speedway for most of the season. The team hit they stride in the summer, claiming their first win of the season on Saturday, July 27th, and returned to victory lane just a few weeks later with their win on Saturday, August 17th.

“The season we had didn’t meet our expectations, we really wanted to contend for the Brighton Speedway championship, but it just didn’t work out for us this year”, says Phil Potts. “We will be back next year looking for that championship”.

In addition to racing weekly at Brighton Speedway, Potts also finished in fifth place overall in the Go Nuclear Late Model Series North Division, which included a top ten finish in the annual Great Crate Race at Brighton Speedway, and a strong third place at the series opener at Can Am.

This coming season, the Fowl Mood Racing team has added an extra car to their arsenal and will race weekly at Can Am Motorsports Park in Lafargeville, New York as well as their hometown Brighton Speedway. The team also plans to follow the entire Go Nuclear Late Model Series schedule which included the 2014 season opening event at Mohawk International Raceway on April 26th and 27th.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2014 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Battles to 6th Place Finish in Brockville Speedway Marathon; Black Rock Speedway Coming up This Weekend for 2013 Finale

The 2013 racing season has had a lot of ups and downs for Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team. With the final race of the Go Nuclear Late Model Series Excel Tower North Division on tap at Brockville Speedway, the team was hoping for a strong finish.

Although the Fowl Mood Racing team enjoys racing at Brockville Speedway, they have not had much luck there in the past, often a victim of bad luck. They were optimistic that this race would be much better. They battled inside the top five early in the 35 lap main event, but track conditions were less than favorable, and Potts would finish in 12th place. The team will finish the year in 5th place overall in the Go Nuclear Excel Tower North Division standings.

“It certainly wasn’t what we had expected coming here today”, says Potts. “We were really hoping for a good finish. We enjoy racing here at Brockville, but just cant seem to catch a break”.

The final race of the 2013 season comes this Saturday, October 26th at Black Rock Speedway in Dundee, New York for the Go Nuclear Late Model Series season finale.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Looking For Home Track Advantage as 3rd Annual Great Crate Race Takes Place This Saturday Night at Brighton Speedway

The 2013 season did not go exactly the way Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team had envisioned prior to the drop of the first green flag of the season back in May. Early season frustrations eventually gave way to a couple wins after some hard work and determination from the entire Fowl Mood Racing team.

With the biggest event of the season on the horizon with the 3rd annual Great Crate Race this weekend, the entire season could be made with just one race, with $5000 to win, a total purse in excess of $20000, and the prestige of winning such a big event on the line. This race was originally scheduled for September 7th, but was postponed due to rain, as was last weekend’s Applefest Weekend classic and final points race.

“We haven’t had much luck in the first two Great Crate Race events, so hopefully we can turn that around this year”, says Fowl Mood Racing driver Phil Potts. “It sure would make our season to pull out a win the biggest event of the season”.

After the Great Crate Race, the Fowl Mood Racing team will have a few weeks off before competing at Brockville Speedway on October 20th for their Go Nuclear Late Model Series event.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Gets Third Consecutive Top Five Finish at Brighton Speedway on Sunday Night; Great Crate Race Coming Up This Weekend

With a win and a top five finish during the past two weeks at Brighton Speedway, Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team were hoping they could build on their recent success as they enter the final month of the 2013 season. This past weekend the Fowl Mood team had a rare Saturday night off as the Late Models were on the Sunday portion of the Labor Day Classic Weekend at Brighton.

Potts started his qualifying heat race at Brighton Speedway from the fourth position, and maintained that position through the finish. The 30 lap Late Model feature had Potts starting from the outside of row four in the eighth position. After avoiding an early race incident, Potts quickly moved to the front of the field. The end result was a strong second place finish and third consecutive top five.

“It feels good to be running competitively here again the last few weeks after a slow start to the season”, says Potts. “We have some big events coming up and hopefully we can continue to run well”.

This coming weekend will be one of the biggest for the Fowl Mood Racing team as Brighton Speedway hosts the 3rd annual Great Crate Race. This event will draw cars from Ontario, New York and possibly as far as Pennsylvania and Ohio for the lucrative $5000 to win payday. The following weekend the team will be at Mohawk International Raceway for the Mohawk Nationals Weekend with events on both Friday, September 13th and Saturday September 14th. All three of these events are part of the Go Nuclear Late Model Series.

Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team are gearing up for a couple big events over the next few weeks including the third annual Great Crate Race at Brighton Speedway on Saturday night. The team will also participate in back to back events at Mohawk International Raceway on Friday, September 13th and Saturday, September 14th. The 2013 season at Brighton Speedway comes to an end on Saturday, September 21st with a double points night as part of the Applefest Shootout Weekend.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Scores Top Five Finish at Brighton Speedway on Saturday Night; Team Looking Forward to Great Crate Race Next Weekend

After returning to victory lane last weekend, Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team were looking forward to returning to Brighton Speedway once again, looking to claim their second consecutive victory. With the 2013 winding down, the team hopes to end their season on a good and with some big events on the horizon, the team looks to hit their stride at the right time.

Saturday night started off with a fifth place finish for Phil Potts in the qualifying heat race. After making some adjustments to the Fowl Mood Racing Late Model, Potts lined up for the feature from the 11th starting position. It was a slow start for Potts, marred in 9th place as they completed lap ten, and slid to tenth place as they reached the halfway point of the 30 lap main event. The car came to life in the second half though, as Potts climbed inside the top five by lap 27 and maintained that fifth place position through the final three laps.

“It was a tough battle out their tonight”, says Potts. “We really struggled early in the race, but the car came to us later on and we were able to get a decent finish”.

Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team will have Saturday night off, but will return to Brighton Speedway this coming Sunday night as the Late Models go topless as part of the Labor Day Weekend Classic. The team is gearing up for a couple big events over the next few weeks including the third annual Great Crate Race at Brighton Speedway on September 7th, as well as a back to back event at Mohawk International Raceway on Friday, September 13th and Saturday, September 14th. The 2013 season at Brighton Speedway comes to an end on Saturday, September 21st with a double points night as part of the Applefest Shootout Weekend.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Scores Popular Victory on Autism Awareness Night at Brighton Speedway on Saturday Night; Team Donates Winnings to CNAF

Looking to build some momentum leading into some big events for the Fowl Mood Racing team over the next few weeks, driver Phil Potts was back at Brighton Speedway on Saturday night, hoping for a good night, with all money won during the night being donated to Canadian National Autism Foundation (CNAF).

The night didn’t start out all that well for the Fowl Mood Racing team, finishing with a fifth place finish in the qualifying heat race. After starting the 25 lap feature from third place, Potts battled through several cautions and a couple red flag incidents during a wild night of racing, and eventually came out on top, picking up the second win of the season. It was a special victory lane celebration as Fowl Mood Racing owner’s Stu and April Archer donated the winnings from the evening to the Canadian National Autism Foundation.

“We are pretty excited to win here on Autism Awareness night”, says Potts from victory lane. “It has been a tough season so far, and I really have to thank Stu and April (Archer), and the team and all of our sponsors for their continued support”.

Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team will return to Brighton Speedway this coming Saturday night. They are gearing up for a couple big event over the next few weeks including the third annual Great Crate Race at Brighton Speedway on September 7th, as well as a back to back event at Mohawk International Raceway on Friday, September 13th and Saturday, September 14th.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Continues to Struggle at Brighton Speedway; Team Participates in Exhibition Event on Pavement at Kawartha on Sunday

After getting their firs win of the 2013 season a couple weeks ago, Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team have been working hard trying to pick up win number two. They were back in action again this past Saturday night with the usual Saturday night action at their hometown Brighton Speedway and then a Late Model exhibition event on the pavement at Kawartha Speedway on Sunday afternoon.

The Fowl Mood Racing team has been looking to find some consistency in their cars throughout the season, and Saturday night was another night that the car just wouldn’t perform to their expectations. Potts started fifth in his qualifying heat race, and crossed the finish line in seventh place. In the 25 lap feature, Phil started from the 12th starting position, and ended the night in the same position.

Sunday afternoon was an enjoyable day for the Fowl Mood Racing team. It was all about having fun and taking in a new adventure with the 15 lap exhibition race at Kawartha Speedway. It was the first time ever that the team had raced on a paved racing surface. Out of the nine Late Model cars in attendance at Brighton, Potts drove to a solid fourth place finish.

“This was really fun for all of us”, says Stu Archer, the owner of the Fowl Mood Racing team. “Nobody was taking it too serious, we were all there just having some fun”.

This coming weekend, Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team will be back at Brighton Speedway on Saturday night. It is Autism Awareness night, and Phil will be donating all of his winnings from Saturday to the Autism Foundation.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Finds Victory Lane for the First Time in 2013 After Thrilling Late Race Pass at Brighton Speedway on Saturday Night

The 2013 racing season has certainly been a struggle for Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team. After finishing second in points at Brighton last season and contending for the championship, Potts has not had the season they had expected, but they were determined to work hard and get Fowl Mood Racing back to victory lane once again.

Potts started the night out with a second place finish in his qualifying heat race after starting from the fifth position. After making some adjustments to the car, the team hit the track for the feature race from the seventh starting position. The hard work that the Fowl Mood Racing team put into the car was paying off, and Potts patiently worked his way forward. By lap 25, Potts was up to second, and got his nose under the race leader on lap 27 to take the top spot with just three laps remaining. Potts picked up his first feature win of the season and first since August 18th of last year.

“This first win has been a long time coming this year”, says Fowl Mood driver Phil Potts. “I really have to thank Stu Archer and this team for working on this car and trying to get back to where we were last year”.

Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team will be back at Brighton Speedway this coming Saturday night looking to capture their second consecutive win. Last weekend’s great finish puts them in fourth place in points at Brighton as we enter the month of August.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Rebounds From a Tough Couple Weeks With Sixth Place Finish at Brighton Speedway on Saturday Night

The 2013 racing season has been a tough one for Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team. The first win of the season as eluded them so far, and the team has been working hard to get back to the championship form that they have displayed the last few seasons.

On Saturday night at Brighton Speedway, Potts began the night with a fifth place finish in his qualifying heat race, maintaining his fifth place starting position throughout the race. He lined up on the front row for the main event, and battled to a sixth place finish by the end of the caution-free event.

“We have working hard getting our program turned around for this season”, says Potts after the race at Brighton. “It has been a tough season, but we will continue to work hard as a team to get back on track".

In an effort to get the Fowl Mood Late Model team back on track, team owner Stu Archer has sold the Canadian Modified, allowing the team to focus solely on the Late Model. They will be back at Brighton Speedway this Saturday night looking to capture their first win of 2013.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing has Mixed Results During Busy Weekend of Racing

The 2013 racing season has been filled with highs and lows for the Fowl Mood Racing team and drivers Phil Potts in the Late Model division, and driver and team owner Stu Archer in the Canadian Modified class. This past weekend carried a familiar vibe of mixed results throughout the busy schedule. The first event on tap was the highly anticipated World of Outlaw Late Model Series race at Brighton Speedway, followed by Go Nuclear Series races at Mohawk Raceway and Brockville Speedway respectively. The weekend ended with another World of Outlaw Late Model Series race at Cornwall Speedway.

It was a tough night at Brighton for both the Late Model and the Canadian Modified. Phil Potts earned the final starting spot in the A-main, transferring through the last chance qualifier. Rob Wadforth had the reigns of the Canadian Modified, but mechanical issues plagued the team the entire night. Although the 20th place finish wasn’t what they had hoped, just making the show was an accomplishment with a strong field of 34 cars on hand.

A pair of Go Nuclear Late Model Series races were up next with events at Mohawk International Raceway on Friday night, and Brockville Speedway on Saturday. Potts finished in 11th place at Mohawk, and ended with a disappointing 18th place result at Brockville Speedway.

Cornwall Speedway hosted the final event of the weekend with the World of Outlaw Late Models highlighting the schedule. Potts started the 50 lap race from the 16th starting position, and ended the night in 18th place.

“It wasn’t a bad run this weekend, we made the show both times with the World of Outlaws and that is a pretty tough deal in itself”, says Potts after the weekend had concluded. “We are still a little off from where we need to be on the setup, but we will continue to work on it until we get it right”.

This coming weekend Phil Potts and Stu Archer will both be back in action at Brighton Speedway for the annual Canada Day Weekend championship..

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Set for Busy Week With World of Outlaw Late Model Events and Go Nuclear! Late Model Challenge Series Races

This is the week that everyone has been anticipating since the schedule was released at the beginning of the year. Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team will be busy with four consecutive nights of racing starting with the much-anticipated World of Outlaw Late Model Series inaugural event at their hometown Brighton Speedway on Thursday night. The following nights will be Go Nuclear! Late Model Challenge Series races at Mohawk International Raceway on Friday night and Brockville Speedway on Saturday. Sunday night the team will be at Cornwall Speedway for their World of Outlaw Late Model action.

With the World of Outlaws at Brighton Speedway, Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team will be looking for some home track advantage, taking on some of the biggest stars of Late Model racing in North America. All of the top names from the series will be in attendance, and Potts is looking to have the upper hand with his experience at Brighton Speedway.

“It always fun racing against the Outlaws”, says Potts. “We have raced before at other tracks, but this time is different. We are right here in our own back yard on a track that we race on each week. Hopefully we will have an advantage and be able to post a great finish. I know everyone is really looking forward to Thursday night”.

Fowl Mood Racing owner Stu Archer will not be behind the wheel of his Canadian Modified on Thursday night, as his son will be graduating into High School. Accomplished Brighton Speedway racer Ron Wadforth will the reigns of the Fowl Mood Canadian Modified for Thursday night’s events.

The Go Nuclear! Series also resumes this weekend with events at Mohawk International Raceway and Brockville Speedway on Friday night and Saturday night. Potts finished third at Can Am in his first start of the season in the Go Nuclear North Division last month.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Battles Adverse Conditions on Saturday Night at Brighton Speedway Due to Weather; Busy Week of Racing Coming Up

After getting rained out the previous week, and more rain leading up to this past weekend’s events, the Fowl Mood Racing team were expecting heavy track conditions when they arrived at Brighton Speedway. This turned out to be true, as the saturated clay played havoc on race teams throughout the night.

In the qualifying heat races, Phil Potts started from the sixth position and advanced to third before the checkered flag. He lined up from the outside of the fifth row in 10th place to start the 35 lap feature. Over the course of the race, Potts was able to move his Fowl Mood Racing Late Model to sixth place for his fifth consecutive top ten finish to start the season at Brighton.

Stu Archer was also back in action at Brighton Speedway in the Canadian Modified. He finished second in his qualifying heat race, advancing one position from his third place starting spot. In the 25 lap main event, Archer fired from the eighth starting spot, and had a fast car in the opening laps. His night lasted just a few laps after contact from another car put him out of the race.

This coming week, Fowl Mood Racing will return to Brighton Speedway with both the Late Model and Canadian Modified. From there, the team will have a very busy week, with the Go Nuclear Late Model Series at Can Am next Wednesday night, The highly anticipated World of Outlaw Late Model race at Brighton Speedway next Thursday night, back in the Go Nuclear Late Model at Mohawk International Raceway next Friday and Brockville Speedway next Saturday night, and will end the weekend with a World of Outlaw Late Model Series race at Cornwall Speedway on the Sunday.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Getting Closer to First Win of 2013 With Phil Potts; Stu Archer Learning Quickly in Canadian Modified at Brighton Speedway

After starting the 2013 season at Brighton Speedway with three consecutive fourth place finishes, Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing Late Model team were anxious to get back to the track once again, looking for just a little more. Potts also had a special mid-week event at Can Am Motorsports Park on his scheduler earlier in the week, and Stu Archer returned to competition with his Canadian Modified at Brighton.

The first stop on the schedule last week was Chapman’s Can Am Motorsports Park for the first round in the Go Nuclear Late Model Challenge North Division. Potts started and finished fourth in his qualifying heat race, making the redraw for a top eight starting spot in the night’s main event. He went on to draw the third starting position, and lined up on the inside of row two to start the 25 lap Go Nuclear! Feature. After a great battle throughout the event, Potts crossed the finish line in the same position he started, earning a great third place finish to start the series.

“It was a good run for us tonight, and a huge improvement from when we were here earlier this season”, says driver Phil Potts. “We really want to battle for this Go Nuclear! North Division championship, and hopefully we can continue to run well in this series throughout the season”.

It was back home to Brighton Speedway on Saturday night with Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing Late Model and team owner Stu Archer in the Canadian Modified both in action. Potts finished fourth in his qualifying heat race after starting seventh. In the main event, he started from the outside of row four in the eighth position and quickly making his way forward. He was inside the top five by lap three, and continued to make progress throughout the 25 lap race. At the checkered flag, Potts finish with a solid second place run, moving him to second in track points, just 15 points of the lead in the chase for the elusive Brighton Speedway Late Model track championship.

Meanwhile, Archer continues to improve with each week as he gets more comfortable in the Canadian Modified. He struggled in his qualifying heat race, and would have to start the main event from the 19th position. He steadily moved forward throughout the race, and crossed the finish line with his third top ten of the season with a solid ninth place result.

This coming week, Fowl Mood Racing will return to Brighton Speedway with both the Late Model and Canadian Modified. It is fan appreciation night at the track and Phil Potts, Stu Archer and all the Brighton Speedway racer’s will be available to sign autographs at intermission.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Driver Phil Potts Scores Third Consecutive Top Five Finish at Brighton; Archer Learning Quickly in Canadian Modified Division

After earning a pair of fourth place finishes to start the 2013 season at Brighton Speedway, Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing Late Model team were looking to improve on that this past week. Stu Archer was also back behind the wheel of his Canadian Modified, looking to gain more experience and build on their program with each race.

Phil Potts was looking for another solid finish at Brighton Speedway this past weekend in the Late Model. With a pair of top five finishes to start the year, they were confident that a victory was well within reach. They struggled early though in the qualifying heat race, taking a fifth place finish back to the pit area. After making some adjustments on the car, they were ready for the feature. Potts started the ninth position, and gradually worked his way to the front, and by the time the race ended, he has scored his third consecutive fourth place finish to start the 2013 season. After three events, he is tied for second in the point standings.

“We have been consistent here at Brighton, that’s for sure”, says Potts looking back on his repetitive finishes to start the year. “The car has been good, we just need to a little more and we will be up there challenging for the win”.

In the Fowl Mood Racing Canadian Modified, Stu Archer continues to get comfortable in his role as car owner of the Fowl Mood Racing team as well as the driver of the Canadian Mod. He finished fifth in his qualifying heat race, and started 18th in the feature. At the checkered flag, Archer finished in 10th place, earning his second top ten finish in three events so far this season.

This coming week, Fowl Mood Racing will be in action at Can Am Motorsports Park in Lafargeville, New York on Wednesday night for the first race in the Go Nuclear Excel Tower North Division. On Saturday night, both the Fowl Mood Racing Late Model and Canadian Modified will return to Brighton Speedway.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Gets Off to Strong Start at Brighton With 4th Place Finish for Phil Potts in the Late Model; Archer Gets Top 10 in Maiden Voyage With Canadian Modified

After a weekend of practice, both Fowl Mood Racing cars were ready for action on opening night at Brighton Speedway this past weekend. Phil Potts with the Late Model had already had a race under his belt at Can Am a week earlier was looking forward to the first run of the season at his home town track. Archer on the other hand was making his debut in the Canadian Modified division.

The day started off with the annual Champions parade through the streets of downtown Brighton, from there the team headed to the race track, ready for opening night battle. Potts started out strong, finishing first in his qualifying heat race, and ended the night with a fourth place finish in the feature. Archer had a strong debut as well. He placed third in his qualifying heat race, and would come out of the night’s main event with a solid top 10 performance.

“It was a good run for both cars to start the season”, says team owner and Canadian Modified driver Stu Archer. “Phil did a great job, getting a top five finish, and the Canadian Modified was good too. The car (Canadian Modified) is definitely better than the driver at this point, but we are getting there”.

This coming weekend, Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Late Model and Stu Archer and the Canadian Modified will return to Brighton Speedway for round two of the 2013 racing season. They will compete weekly at Brighton with both cars, while Phil Potts plans to follow the Go Nuclear Late Model Series and select events with the World of Outlaw Late Models.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Gets 7th Place on Opening Night at Can Am; Successful Practice at Brighton Has Team Ready for Hometown Opener This Weekend

After two weekends of rain washing out any on track activity for Fowl Mood Racing, they were finally able to get on track this weekend. Can Am hosted their opening night on Friday night, while their home town Brighton Speedway hosted a practice day on Saturday and Sunday.

Opening night didn’t go as smooth as Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood team had hoped at Can Am. They struggled in their qualifying heat race, and fought their way to a seventh place finish in the 20 lap main event.

The following day, Potts and the Late Model team as well as team owner Stu Archer and his Canadian Modified team hit the track at Brighton Speedway for the first time in 2013. Potts looked strong in the Late Model, while Archer is just getting acclimated with his new ride. Archer also returned to Brighton on Sunday for day two of practice.

This coming weekend, The Fowl Mood Racing Late Model team plans to return to Can Am Motorsports Park on Friday night, and will be at Brighton Speedway on Saturday for their season opener with both the Late Model and the Canadian Modified. They will compete weekly at Brighton with both cars, while Phil Potts plans to follow the Go Nuclear Late Model Series and select events with the World of Outlaw Late Models.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.

Fowl Mood Racing Set For Exciting 2013 Racing Campaign With Late Model and New Canadian Modified; First Race of the Season Cancelled at Can Am

It has certainly been a busy off-season for Fowl Mood Racing as they have expanded their team to include a Canadian Modified in addition to the Crate Late Model that they have run over the past few seasons. Phil Potts will continue as the Late Model driver, while team owner Stu Archer will get back behind the wheel in the Brighton Speedway Canadian Modified.

The Fowl Mood Racing team had hoped to get on the track last weekend at Can Am for some practice with the Late Model, but rain washed out both days of scheduled practice time. The season opener at Can Am was scheduled for this past weekend, and once again rain forced the track to cancel their program. They will try once again this Friday night, before getting on the track at their hometown Brighton Speedway for a test and tune session on April 27th and 28th where they will have both cars on hand as they make their final preparations before they start the season the following Saturday night.

“It has been a tough start here with the weather not co-operating, but hopefully that will change soon, and we can get the season underway”, says Phil Potts. “We were a little spoiled by the great weather we had last year at this time”.

Potts and the Fowl Mood Crate Late Model team will race weekly at Brighton, as well as select shows at Can Am Motorsports Park. They also plan to follow the entire Go Nuclear Late Model Challenge Series. Archer will race his Canadian Modified weekly at Brighton Speedway.

Fowl Mood Racing would not be possible without the support of our sponsors. We would like to thank Hutchinson Fuels, Indewey Excavating, Vanderlaan Building Supplies, Bill’s Johns, Gord’s Water Service and Brighton Recycling Inc. for all their support throughout the 2012 season, and we look forward to another great season in 2013.

For more information on Phil Potts and the Fowl Mood Racing team, and to stay up to date with any off-season news and the upcoming 2013 racing season, please visit our website, www.fowlmoodracing.com.