Starting positions are set for the 4400 class that will compete in Saturday’s Race of Kings. The qualifying course took the competitors out of Hammertown, up through Resolution and down backdoor. Cade Rodd set the fastest qualifying time.
Every year the top King of the Hammers racers qualify during an hour-long session known as “Power Hour.” Paul Wolff blew through backdoor during his session to qualify second overall. Wolff blew a transmission at the finish line sending the team to immediately go fix the problem and get the car ready for Saturday’s race. Loren Healy navigated his Fun Haver Ford Bronco through the rock sections for a third overall qualifying spot. Healy has previously won the King of the Hammers and is a fan favorite for a win in the Race of Kings. Defending two-time King Raul Gomez put down a sixth-place qualifying time.
