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Drag Racing icon Brett ‘The Boss’ Stevens is set to light up the burnout pad at the Brisbane International Speedway at Archerfield on Friday October 5 for the 10th instalment of the Revmaster’s Burnouts.
Headlining the high octane fuelled night in his 2500 horsepower Jack Daniel’s Racing Burnout Ute, Stevens will be firing up the crowds with his insane tyre frying driving displays.
“It has been a long time since I have been down to the Archerfield, this will actually be the first time I have ever had my Falcon Burnout Ute there,” Stevens said.
“The Revmaster’s Burnouts are a really great concept though where anyone can come and enter their car and burn as much rubber as they like without having to worry about breaking the law.”
“I applaud the organisers for their initiative in making this a regular event to help get the illegal burnouts off the streets and into a controlled environment with suitable safety.”
“I’m really looking forward to coming down and am going to make sure there will be plenty of burning rubber, noise, smoke and most importantly everyone will be having a good time.”
Stevens is one of Australia ’s leading Drag Racers and is the only person in the world to compete in three professional Group 1 Drag Racing brackets simultaneously (Top Doorslammer, Top Bike and Top Alcohol).
Some of his recent Drag Racing accomplishments include winning the 2004 Australian Top Doorslammer and the 2005 Australian Top Bike Championships, member of the Australian Motorcycle Hall of Fame, holder of the quickest Australian Harley record with quarter mile run of 6.4 seconds, as well as various other records and titles.
The Revmaster’s Burnouts is one of Queensland ’s leading burnout events, promoting a legal alternative for reveheads with an itch to burn rubber.
It is run at the Brisbane International Speedway at Archerfield, which is the only venue in Brisbane that allows novelty driving events in a controlled, safe environment with the motto “Keepin’ it real, keepin’ it legal and saving it for the pad”.
BRETT STEVENS TO BURN RUBBER AT ARCHERFIELD
Drag Racing icon Brett ‘The Boss’ Stevens is set to light up the burnout pad at the Brisbane International Speedway at Archerfield on Friday October 5 for the 10th instalment of the Revmaster’s Burnouts.
Headlining the high octane fuelled night in his 2500 horsepower Jack Daniel’s Racing Burnout Ute, Stevens will be firing up the crowds with his insane tyre frying driving displays.
“It has been a long time since I have been down to the Archerfield, this will actually be the first time I have ever had my Falcon Burnout Ute there,” Stevens said.
“The Revmaster’s Burnouts are a really great concept though where anyone can come and enter their car and burn as much rubber as they like without having to worry about breaking the law.”
“I applaud the organisers for their initiative in making this a regular event to help get the illegal burnouts off the streets and into a controlled environment with suitable safety.”
“I’m really looking forward to coming down and am going to make sure there will be plenty of burning rubber, noise, smoke and most importantly everyone will be having a good time.”
Stevens is one of Australia ’s leading Drag Racers and is the only person in the world to compete in three professional Group 1 Drag Racing brackets simultaneously (Top Doorslammer, Top Bike and Top Alcohol).
Some of his recent Drag Racing accomplishments include winning the 2004 Australian Top Doorslammer and the 2005 Australian Top Bike Championships, member of the Australian Motorcycle Hall of Fame, holder of the quickest Australian Harley record with quarter mile run of 6.4 seconds, as well as various other records and titles.
The Revmaster’s Burnouts is one of Queensland ’s leading burnout events, promoting a legal alternative for reveheads with an itch to burn rubber.
It is run at the Brisbane International Speedway at Archerfield, which is the only venue in Brisbane that allows novelty driving events in a controlled, safe environment with the motto “Keepin’ it real, keepin’ it legal and saving it for the pad”.
