Check this, Adam Jennings “Dark Horse” Retires from No Prep Kings Racing!
Adam Jennings, a respected and admired racer in the No Prep Kings drag racing series, recently announced his retirement from the upcoming season six. Jennings is known for having a lot of heart for the sport despite facing several engine issues and not performing well in the previous season.
Jennings’ retirement is a big blow to the No Prep Kings community, especially since he is one of the few racers with a roots blown car. Running in the No Prep Kings series involves significant costs, including expenses related to racing, traveling, and crew. The schedule is extremely long, and there is a lot of driving involved, which means that it is not just about the race car, but also about the stacker trailer, fuel costs, and crew. It is costly, and if a racer goes out in the first round or has an engine issue, they are basically spending a lot of money without any payoff.
Jennings had a tough season last year with numerous engine issues, but his passion for the sport never waned. He was an awesome addition to NPK, and every now and then, he would lay down a really good pass. Despite not winning the championship or coming close to it, Jennings was a valuable addition to the No Prep Kings community.
The loss of Cody Baker and now Adam Jennings, who both ran in team Texas and then on team South, is a sad one. Losing two roots blown cars is also a significant setback for the community. However, the hope is to see Jennings and other retired racers back on the track at other No Prep events in the future.
In conclusion, Jennings’ retirement from the No Prep Kings series is a significant loss for the community. However, his passion for the sport and his positive impact on the community will not be forgotten. The hope is that he will return to racing in the future and continue to inspire and motivate his fellow racers. The No Prep Kings community wishes him all the best in his future endeavors.
