Motorsports fans are gearing up for the SCAG Power Equipment PRO Superstar Shootout at Bradenton Motorsports Park, February 6-8, 2025. The excitement growing as legends and rising stars prepare to bring fire-breathing, 11,000-horsepower machines to the track. FloRacing’s “Road To PRO” series takes viewers behind the ropes, giving an intimate look at the drivers, their teams, and the relentless preparation leading up to the event.
Tony Stewart, a motorsports icon, shared his passion for the craft in “BTS Engine Service.” Stewart opened his garage to FloRacing, showcasing the meticulous work that goes into servicing a high-performance engine. The episode captures the sights and sounds of machines ready to dominate the strip, setting the tone for what promises to be a thrilling competition.
In a heartfelt family affair, Mike and Jasmine Salinas from Scrappers Racing revealed the emotional depth of their journey. The father-daughter duo spoke candidly with Courtney Enders about the monumental occasion of competing head-to-head in Top Fuel for the first time. Jasmine reflected on the competitive spirit instilled by her father, recalling years of banter and preparation. Mike’s return to racing following major heart surgery added weight to their story, emphasizing the resilience and passion that fuels their team.
Funny Car champion Ron Capps gave a detailed shop tour, illustrating the high level of precision and dedication behind his operation. With Toyota GR Super bodies ready for the season, Capps reflected on his evolution from driver to team owner. He highlighted the importance of maintaining a race-ready environment and how his team fosters camaraderie, even creating a slot car track for fun during downtime.
Pro Stock legend Greg Anderson offered fans a nostalgic look at his journey. From his early days working with Warren Johnson to becoming a five-time Pro Stock champion, Anderson credited his enduring passion for the sport. “Pro Stock is the ultimate in competition,” he stated, emphasizing the razor-thin margins and technical expertise required. The rivalry between KB Racing and Elite Motorsports also adds intrigue, with both teams stacked with talent and ready to battle for glory in Bradenton.
As the countdown begins, the SCAG Power Equipment PRO Superstar Shootout is shaping up to be a landmark event. With $250,000 prizes, unparalleled fan access, and the industry’s best drivers pushing limits, the stage is set for history to be made. The “Road To PRO” series provides a fitting prelude, showcasing the dedication, passion, and personalities behind drag racing’s most exciting spectacle.
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