Bobby capped off an intense weekend at Senoia (GA) Raceway with a gritty comeback drive that sealed his second FloRacing Night in America Series championship, adding the 2025 crown to his 2023 title. Starting 19th in Saturday’s $30,000-to-win, 75-lap feature, Bobby clawed his way forward all night in one of his most determined performances of the season.
With 42 laps remaining, Bobby had worked his way into the top ten. A restart with 29 to go proved pivotal—when trouble unfolded in front of him, he slipped through the chaos on the bottom, jumping from seventh to third.
But the momentum took a hit with 22 laps to go, when a flat tire forced Bobby to pit while running third. Restarting at the tail of the field, he charged forward yet again, storming back to a sixth-place finish at the checkers—enough to secure the championship.
“This has been the most stressful weekend I think I’ve had in a long time,” Bobby admitted. “Last night, we struggled early on. I really thought that the gains we made would have propelled us to qualify better tonight. And it didn’t. So, there I was, starting in that same row again. I told my guys, I was like, it’s going to take another miracle run from the back. And luckily, the race track was awesome. It allowed us to race top and bottom, a little bit of middle. Hats off to Senoia Raceway on the great track.”
“I got to give a huge shout to my guys. They worked their butts off all weekend. Every time we were in the pits, we were making changes to the car. Not just little changes—like shocks off left and right. We had a mess going on back there. Everything worked out this weekend.”