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Cleetus McFarland's Leroy skips the 6.60s at World Cup

After rain interrupted the weekend, Leroy returns with a personal best and gives Zack a reason to celebrate in the pits.

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2:24Cleetus lays out the team's plans for Leroy, McFlurry and Mullet in front of the pit-area crowd.
4:31Brett LaSala and Cleetus discuss record attempts and track conditions while waiting in the lanes.
6:44Leroy makes the record-attempt pass, with the time slip and crew celebration following.
10:48Jackstand Jimmy launches McFlurry, encountering a hard bump before completing the run.
18:25Mullet takes its turn down the strip, followed by the team's reaction to the time.

Zack has a wonderfully specific reason to be excited about Leroy's latest pass: the car has skipped an entire bracket of times.

"We ain't never even gone a 6.60! We went right from 70s to 50s!" he says after Cleetus McFarland brings Leroy back from the strip at Maryland International Raceway.

The stick-shift Corvette has just clocked a personal best of 6.57 seconds at 215 mph. For anyone less fluent in drag-racing shorthand, Zack's point is simple: this wasn't another tiny improvement. Leroy went straight past the next step the crew might have expected to celebrate.

The World Cup Finals vlog has drawn about 1.2 million views since yesterday. It picks up after rain washed out the second day's running, with Cleetus and the team returning to qualifying in Leroy, McFlurry and Mullet. In the lanes, fellow racer Brett LaSala sums up the waiting: "I mean, we've been sitting around the last couple days, so we can't be more ready."

Not every car gets Leroy's moment. Jackstand Jimmy's McFlurry suffers a hard bump on launch and finishes with Cleetus acknowledging it isn't where they need to be. Mullet, already the subject of the channel's earlier World Cup episode, delivers another quick pass.

Beneath the video, viewers are also looking beyond the time slips. Several focus on Zack's work behind the scenes, with one asking for a weekend time-lapse devoted to his preparation. Leroy gets the personal best; the crew gets some attention of its own.

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