The 19-year-old was dominant throughout the Stafford 150. Rolling off the grid in the 17th-position, he began to pass car after car on a tear through the field. By Lap 92, he was leading the field and remained the leader as the laps wound down. Following a late-race incident, Bassett was poised for a win as the green flag flew on a green-white-checker finish. Unfortunately, a competitor passed him on the final restart and Bassett finished the race in the second position.
“It was a great day at Stafford Speedway,” said Bassett. “We had another chance to win and just came up short following the green-white-checker. I want to thank my crew chief Nathan Kennedy and all of the guys at Bassett Racing and Precision Performance Motorsports. I have no doubt that a win is inevitable this season and we continue to prove that week in and week out.”
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