The 36-year-old racer out of Fincastle, Virginia has racked up big money wins, two track
championships, a couple of Summit SuperSeries championships and recorded a big win at the Division 1
Summit Team Finals at Piedmont Dragway representing his home track of Motor Mile Dragway.

But all of that couldn't compare to the weekend he put together in Memphis at the Summit Racing
Equipment World Finals.

Kevin Pollard

With the Mod ET World Championship on the line, Pollard went four huge rounds at Memphis
International Raceway to capture his very first world championship driving his all black 1972
Chevrolet LUV pickup to a final round win over Jay Norris in the Summit SuperSeries championship
race.

"I have been racing for about 12 years and this is by far the biggest win I have ever had," Pollard
said. "It feelsand Travis Snowden to reach the final.

Kevin Pollard

With a tough matchup in the final, Norris jumped the gun and flipped the red bulb on by -.029,
handing Pollard the win and his first championship.

"Going into the final I really wanted to just try and be the same as I had been the rounds before,"
Pollard said. "While watching the tree I saw my competitor take a lunge at the starting line into the
second stage beam and I had a feeling it wasn't going to go well for him."

With the fastest car on the property in the Mod ET class, consistently running in the low eight
second range at over 150 miles per hour, Pollard used his skill behind the wheel to overcome some
close matchups throughout the day. In round one Pollard