Competition proved to be tough this year, but as Kyle Tucker dialed in the DSE-Z and Ryan Mathews continued to gain comfort in the Corvette, the time differences began to shrink. By the end of the weekend, it was Ryan placing 2nd in the Pro-Class with a fast time of 37.396 seconds which was just .02 seconds behind Team Speedway's Robby Unser and their freshly built Camaro. Kyle Tucker wrapped up the Top Three in Pro-Class in the DSE-Z with a final time of 38.256 seconds, a very respectable time as we continue to learn how to get the most out of our line of Third Generation Camaro/Firebird products. As far as the Street Machine Class goes, Brian Finch took home the win with a 37.823 second time in Mark Turner's Detroit Speed "Equipped" 1970 Nova. Mark's Nova was built by Brian back in 2011 and is abused on the race course nearly every weekend! This just goes to show that we pride ourselves on supplying you with products that are built to last a lifetime.
Another great part of each Goodguys show this year is the All-New Detroit Speed Mighty Muscle section. This section is reserved for a select few show goers to show off their classic American Muscle iron. We were definitely not disappointed in Nashville as we noticed a great mix of Fords, Chevys, and even some Mopar power.