Spencer Hyde and Head Racing made waves at the NHRA Brainerd Nationals, with OUTLAW Light Beer serving as the primary sponsor. The vibrant blue-and-white branding not only adorned Hyde's Funny Car but also brought energy to Brainerd’s famed campground, The Zoo. Outside the racetrack, OUTLAW engaged fans with free products and special surprises, including matching sneakers for Hyde. Despite intense competition, Hyde qualified 12th but faced a tough opponent, J.R. Todd, in the elimination round. Looking ahead, Hyde is focused on the U.S. Nationals, the season's highlight with an opportunity for crucial points.

By the Numbers
  • Hyde qualified at No. 12 with a time of 3.988 seconds at 284.93 mph
  • He faced No. 5 qualifier J.R. Todd in the first round, where he was outrun despite a strong start
State of Play
  • OUTLAW Light Beer took over a campground space, enhancing the fan experience at Brainerd
  • Hyde dedicated time each evening to engage with fans in The Zoo
What's Next

Hyde is preparing for the NHRA U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis, emphasizing the importance of the event and the potential for gaining additional points. The upcoming race weekend will feature multiple qualifying sessions and critical eliminations that could impact the season standings.

Bottom Line

The partnership between OUTLAW Light Beer and Head Racing not only elevated the Brainerd Nationals experience but also reflects the potential for successful collaboration in future events, as both parties aim to capitalize on momentum heading into a pivotal race.