LAWTON, Okla. — Daryn Pittman’s wife and two kids fell into his arms after he climbed out of his car in victory lane Friday night at Lawton Speedway. Pittman was able to keep it all out of his head on race day, though. The young Indiana-native tried to keep pace with Pittman in the opening laps but eventually lost him by about three car lengths. Price-Miller discovered that on lap 11 when he nearly flipped his car in turn three. However, like Price-Miller, Gravel couldn’t keep pace with Pittman on the restart. Sweet made a last-ditch effort of again throwing his car underneath Pittman into turn one. “I kept getting a run off (turn) four, thinking I could slide him (Pittman) and maybe show him the bottom and get him off the top,” Sweet said.

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