Experienced and accomplished real-life Bandolero and Legends driver, Lowe got up to speed in the Radical SR1 quickly, but applied his impressive ability to adapt to a new car and track in his third full session, qualifying, on day two. On day one, Lowe was competing in the top half of the field, .about half a second off the fastest drivers. But come qualifying the morning of day two in the SR1, when the pressure was on, Lowe screamed past the entire field, eclipsing second fastest by .2 seconds, taking P1 in qualifying, earning him a bye in round one later that afternoon. While tires sat during temperatures around 40 degrees, Lowe went head-to-head with one of Mazda Motorsports’ fastest grassroots racers, Nathan Saxon. Saxon edged Lowe each of the five lap sprint. Could the result been different had Lowe not had the bye? It is anticipated that Lowe will battle for podiums and wins in the upcoming season as a projected late second round early third round draft pick.