08/02/2026
Last night in Mandan was one of those nights that reminds you just how quickly this sport can change.
Brennor was involved in an accident that sent the 51X rolling multiple times. Watching it happen is something no parent or race team ever wants to experience. The good news, and the only thing that truly matters, is that he will be ok.
The investment in quality safety equipment did exactly what it was supposed to do, and our chassis builder built a car that protected the driver when it mattered most. We are incredibly thankful for everyone who plays a part in making these race cars as safe as possible.
After being checked over at the hospital, Brennor was released. He’s very sore and, like the rest of us, pretty heartbroken. Unfortunately, the car is a loss, and at this point it may bring the 51X’s season to an early end. Any true racer or fan knows this means a week😂😉....
To our sponsors, we’re sorry. We know you believe in this team, and we hate that this isn’t the update we wanted to share. Thank you for standing behind us through the highs and the lows.
To our racing family, thank you doesn’t seem like enough. The people who ran to help, loaded trailers, picked up pieces, checked on Brennor, and simply stood beside us reminded us once again why this community is so special. We will never take that for granted. There are always the MVP's of these things, Kyle,the Rubys, Austin, the Christianson's, the Tomlinsons, the Stenvold's , Jason Berg, And countless others. You can't be thanked enough. We are lucky to have you all. Thank you to the crew of EMS people that assisted and did the right things to ensure treatment was correct and safe.
Race cars can be replaced. People can’t. Last night, we were reminded how fortunate we truly are.
The calls, texts, the people rushing to step in. The offers for others cars, the care, just all of it is humbling for sure. all of it is so overwhelming. It's appreciated more than anyone can truly know.
We’ll take some time, heal up, and figure out what comes next. No matter what, we’re thankful Brennor is always Brennor!