Andy Seuss took the early reigns of leadership in the chase for NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour championship Sunday.
Andy Seuess celebrates Sunday at Caraway Speedway (Photo: Grant Halverson/Getty Images for NASCAR)
Seuss, of Hampstead, N.H., was fastest in practice, won the pole and then led every lap on the way to victory in the 150-lap Whelen Southern Modified Tour season opener Sunday at Caraway Speedway in Asheboro, N.C.
Seuss lead second place finisher George Brunnhoelzl III of West Babylon, N.Y. to the line by 1.465 seconds for his 16th career series victory and ninth at Caraway.
Carrying over a run from the 2013 season, Seuss became the third driver in series history to win at least three consecutive events, joining L.W. Miller (5) and Junior Miller (3).
JR Bertuccio of Centerreach, N.Y. was third.
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