At yesterday’s Everyman Smitty Built Challenge race at the King of the Hammers week long off-road event, only 37 out of 111 racers finished the race. The overall winner was Brad Lovell from the 4800 G2 Legends Class. First place winner of the 4500 Rubicon Express Modified Class was Jessie Combs. There were no finishers in the 4600 Pro Comp Stock Class. In today’s King of the Hammers race, 110 racers will be competing for top honors. The awards ceremony will be held 9 a.m. Saturday morning. Admission to the King of the Hammers in the Johnson Valley Off Highway Vehicle Recreation Area is a suggested donation of $20. For more information, visit ultra4racing.com.
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