Last weekend, Emily Miller of Rod Hall Racing was out to become the first Ironwoman in the history of the TSCO Vegas to Reno off-street rush to finish the rough competition solo. To do so, she'd have to maneuver the, her H2 the complete 457-mile separate. She did it in a time of 16:40.30 after having stumped the front passenger sweep at mile 80 and having to rebuild the front end. And she still came in third in the routine-inclusive hall. Teammate Chad Hall took first in a H3 Alpha, and was the first production vehicle to intersect the line. The other Halls -- Rod and Josh -- also took first in their respective module. Congratulations to Emily, -- and if you're looking for her at hope races, she'll maybe be the one bearing a wrap. Thanks for the tip, 4x4 King!
Last weekend, Emily Miller of Rod Hall Racing was out to become the first Ironwoman in the history of the TSCO Vegas to Reno off-street rush to finish the rough competition solo. To do so, she'd have to maneuver the, her H2 the complete 457-mile separate. She did it in a time of 16:40.30 after having stumped the front passenger sweep at mile 80 and having to rebuild the front end. And she still came in third in the routine-inclusive hall. Teammate Chad Hall took first in a H3 Alpha, and was the first production vehicle to intersect the line. The other Halls -- Rod and Josh -- also took first in their respective module. Congratulations to Emily, -- and if you're looking for her at hope races, she'll maybe be the one bearing a wrap. Thanks for the tip, 4x4 King!
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