This was a familiar sight for Senoia, Georgia's Bubba Pollard, as he scored 19 victories in 2011. Photo by Justin Poole
According to a group of motorsports journalists and racing aficionados recently polled, Bubba Pollard’s stellar Late Model season has been chosen as the top historic event in Georgia Racing History for 2011.
The Senoia, Georgia speedster went on an absolute rampage in 2011, scoring 19 victories in 43 starts, along with two series titles, the Gulf Coast Championship and the 2011 Viper Series Championship. In doing so, he pushed his all time Late Model win total to 55.
Among the highlights for the driver of the No. Ronnie Sanders Racing – Atlanta Thrifty Nickel racer was his first PASS South victory, which came in a photo finish at Gresham Motorsports Park in Jefferson, GA. He also won events at 5 Flags Speedway in Pensacola, FL, South Alabama Speedway in Opp, AL and Mobile International Speedway in Mobile, AL.
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Pollard also was named the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame’s Driver of the Year in the first year of the award.
But the cherry on top would have to be Pollard’s emotion filled victory in the inaugural Beau Slocumb Memorial Pro Late Model event at Gresham Motorsports Park during the World Crown weekend.
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