In a season with many come from the back finishes, Bobby added another one Saturday night under the dome in St. Louis as he charged from his 12th starting position to capture a fourth place finish in this historic weekend of indoor racing. He had to fight from the back throughout the weekend as he qualified 74th out of the 97 cars on hand Thursday. On Friday, he failed to advance out of his heat race so he had to play the alphabet soup game. He won the C-Main from the pole advancing to the B-Main where he started 17th. He advanced 12 spots to get fifth and put himself into the A-Main. Starting 18th, he grabbed a 12th place finish in the 25-lap preliminary race. On Saturday, Bobby had to run a B-Main to advance into the big show. He started and finished second to move into the $20,000 to win main event. — Brendon Bauman Photo

Starting on the pole of the 25-lap BK Pro Dirt Series feature Saturday night at Robertson Holden (NZ), Bobby parked the #32USA Super Saloon in victory lane in only his second start! In heat race action, Bobby drove from sixth to third in his first heat, and finished second in his other heat after starting fifth. A successful trip to NZ for Team 32 with a win and a runner-up finish! — Focal Photo

Rebounding from a broken front suspension in his heat race, Bobby showed the fans in New Zealand what we in America have seen a lot…charging from the back to the front! Starting 12th, he worked his way up to second at the finish. A solid debut in the Super Saloon in his first of three races in NZ. — Focal Photo

Taking the lead on lap 13 of the 50-lap Fall 50 Saturday night at Florence, Bobby dominated the remaining distance to score the $5,000 victory, his 24th feature win of the season. “I think we’ve got something figured out here,” Pierce said. “Going through the race, I was thinking of the different driving styles here…I like a track like, the Kings, they do a great job, and everyone here. This used to be one of my least favorite tracks because I was never really good here, but then I started getting the hang of it and I really like it now.” — Roy Walker Photo

For the second consecutive night, Bobby had to come from the back and this time he was able to complete the rally as he captured the $5,000 MLRA Fall Nationals Saturday night at Lucas Oil Speedway. He started 18th after winning one of the last chance races and took the lead with two laps to go in the 50-lap main event. “I’m glad we were one spot better tonight”, Bobby said, referring to his 16th to second run Friday night. “It’s been a crazy year so far. We have a couple of races left and hopefully we can get some more wins.” — Chris Bork Photo

Bobby swept the Tri-City tripleheader Saturday night as he scored the $3,000 win. He was fast qualifier in his group, won his heat race, and started fourth in the main event. — STLRacing Photo