AB Motorsports Image
BROWNSBURG, Ind. (Dec. 1, 2025) – AB Motorsports crew chief Brian
Corradi and team owner/driver Antron Brown will be busy this off-season,
splitting their time between the ABM headquarters in Brownsburg, Ind.,
and Bradenton Motorsports Park in Bradenton, Fla., where they will
participate in the three-race Drag Illustrated Winter Series thanks to a
new partnership with Robots Done Right.
Brown and Corradi were first introduced to the Winter Series three years
ago by Pro Mod racer Manny Buginga, and according to Corradi, have been
hooked ever since. Their enthusiasm ultimately led the Matco Tools Top
Fuel crew chief to purchase a Pro Mod car, which he will field during
the 2025 – 2026 Winter Series with support from Robots Done Right, a
leading buyer and seller of previously-owned industrial robots and
robotic equipment. The Robots Done Right Pro Modified Camaro will make
its debut with multi-time NHRA champion Bo Butner behind the wheel when
the series gets underway with this weekend’s Snowbird Outlaw Nationals
presented by Motion Raceworks, Dec. 5 – 7.
“A huge thank you to Robots Done Right for taking an interest in our
Pro Mod team and helping us get our drag racing fix during what can
sometimes feel like a very long off-season,” said Corradi. “Antron
and I have really fallen in love with Pro Mod and radial cars these past
few years, and it’s been a lot of fun to race in a different capacity
when we’re not running in the Mission Foods Series. Having the support
of Robots Done Right will be key in taking our program to the next
level.”
Robots Done Right helps its customers enhance their manufacturing
processes through automation. With products ranging from single robotic
arms, to arc welding packages, and complete turnkey cells, the Warren,
Ohio-based company can help streamline many factory applications. In
addition to backing Brown and Corradi’s Winter Series endeavors, the
company will also receive branding on the AB Motorsports Matco Tools Top
Fuel dragster when the 2026 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series begins
in March.
“We’ve always loved drag racing and have been wanting to become
involved with a team for some time now,” said John McGill, who
co-founded Robots Done Right with his son, Matt. “My family and I
owned an Xfinity team for eight years, so being involved in motorsports
in an official capacity is nothing new to us. We were introduced to
Brian Corradi through a mutual friend, Mike DiDomenico, who also drives
a Pro Mod. Matt and I have really enjoyed getting to know Brian,
especially since we share that Ohio connection. Through Brian, we met
Antron and his world-class AB Motorsports operation. We believe in
everything Antron stands for – it’s clear why he’s a fan-favorite
and has been so successful in this industry. It quickly became apparent
that we wanted to formally align ourselves with Antron and Brian, and
through this new partnership, we’re able to support grassroots racers
while also gaining major exposure through Antron’s Top Fuel team.
We’re looking forward to a great 2026 season with both teams.”