Last weekend I was blessed to be able to head out to Brooklyn, MI, which is home of the Michigan International Speedway. MIS was the host for Pure Michigan 400, a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race.
I started off on Friday with photographing practice. Before practice started there were drivers giving interviews, so I decided to photograph a few of them.
After the interviews, I grabbed a quick bite to eat and headed out to the garage area to cover practice. While photographing practice I tried to focus on the drivers and then worry about the cars on race day.
After practice there was a two hour break between practice and qualifying. I sent over my gallery of images and then had some time to set up my computer for the qualifying images.
When qualifying started I still wanted to focus on the drivers and other happenings that I would not be able to get on race day.
On Saturday I was covering high school soccer, so I missed the second practice they had. However, I was back on Sunday to cover the race. After covering the Quicken Loans 400 in June, I had a better idea of what to expect on race day. I came up with a plan of attack which helped me get a variety of different angles of the race.
Be sure to check out all of the images right here!