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Brown Edges
Hockett on Battleground for ASCS
Gulf South Glory!
Lonnie Wheatley, HIGHLANDS,
Texas (March 6, 2010) – Missouri
rivals Brian Brown and Jesse
Hockett hooked up in an epic
duel along the
Gulf Coast Saturday night
as Sprint Cars returned to the
3/8-mile Battleground
Speedway for the first time in
nearly ten years.
And, when the
checkered flag flew upon
the Third Annual
Gulf Coast Nationals, it
was Brown coming away with the
$3,000 winner’s share in the
capper of season-opening weekend
competition for the ASCS Gulf
South Region.
After trading the top spot a
handful of times over the final
ten circuits, Brown held the
point the final two times around
in the scheduled 25-lapper to
take the win aboard the FVP No.
21 Maxim entry.
“Jesse and I have had a lot of
good battles, it’s a lot of fun
to race with him like that,”
Brown commented in victory lane.
Had it not been for a late-race
caution, eleventh-starting
Oklahoma shoe Brady Bacon
may very well have played the
role of spoiler.
“I really should probably thank
Brady for that one,” Brown
explained.
“I kept pounding the cushion and
then he showed the low side just
when that caution came out, that
made all the difference.”
Gridding the main event outside
row two, Brown chased pole
starter
Wayne Johnson and
second-starter Hockett in the
early rounds.
Hockett and Johnson diced for
the point until “The Rocket”
took command on the fifth round.
Johnson’s run aboard a
former
Jason Johnson mount now
owned by Joe Zierolf was cut
short when a power steering line
blew ten laps in.
Johnson’s misfortune nearly
proved disastrous for Brown as
well, with contact in turn four
as Johnson checked up.
“I hit him, I was lucky
my race didn’t end right there,”
Brown surmised.
Back under way, Brown kept the
pressure on Hockett’s Don Ott-powered
VKCC Motorsports No. 75 A.R.T.
as Bacon and Tony Bruce, Jr.,
mixed it up for third.
Brown slipped by Hockett for the
official lead on the 18th
lap, with Hockett returning the
favor a lap later.
As the lead duo made
another couple or so unofficial
lead changes in the corners,
Bacon broke free from Bruce and
was about to dispose of Brown
for second when a caution flew
for Channin Tankersley’s stalled
mount.
With Bacon’s hand tipped, Brown
raced to the low side and
ultimately battled past Hockett
to post a narrow win.
A disappointed Hockett settled
for runner-up honors, commenting
that, “I never even saw the
white flag.
My hat’s off to Brian though, he
did a good job.”
Bacon settled for third in the
Tel-Star Communications No.
99 Triple-X, with Bruce,
Jr., and 19th-starter
Travis Rilat rounding out the
top five.
Tommy Bryant was sixth, with Ray
Allen Kulhanek in seventh.
The night’s top passing
points earner in heat race
action, Ricky Logan returned
from an opening lap stop on the
track to claim eighth with Eric
Baldaccini and Aaron Reutzel
completing the top ten.
After Logan’s stop on the
initial start of the feature,
Klint Angelette, Scottie
McDonald, Travis Knighton and
Travis Elliott were eliminated
in a wild turn four skirmish on
the second try.
Brandon Berryman, Wayne Johnson,
Hockett and Bryant topped heat
race action for Saturday night’s
34-car field, with Travis Rilat
winning the “B” Main.
American Sprint Car
Series Gulf South Region Results
from Battleground Speedway:
Heat One (8 Laps):
1. 31-Brandon Berryman,
2. 19-Klint Angelette, 3.
93x-Dustin Morgan, 4. 99-Brady
Bacon, 5. 9x-Gary Wright, 6.
71-Channin Tankersley, 7.
15T-Travis Elliott, 8. 17-Bruce
Griffith, Jr. DNS: 74-Brandon
Corn.
Heat Two (8 Laps):
1.
C41-Wayne Johnson, 2.
21-Brian Brown, 3. 35-Greg Rilat,
4. 88-Scottie McDonald, 5.
00-Michael Dupuy, 6. 29-Travis
Rilat, 7. 51w-Wes Miller, 8.
87x-Billy Melton, 9. 55r-Rooster
Boone.
Heat Three (8 Laps):
1. 75-Jesse Hockett, 2.
18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 3. 87-Aaron
Reutzel, 4. 4-Eric Baldaccini,
5. 28-James Cooper, 6. 76-John
Ricketts, 7. 52-Roger Oakes, 8.
93-Chris Sweeney.
Heat Four (8 Laps):
1. 85-Tommy Bryant, 2.
10-Ricky Logan, 3. 51-Jimmy
Brooks, 4. 61-Travis Knighton,
5. 14-Michael Lang, 6.
21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek,
7. 12b-Logan
Bledsoe, 8. 51s-Beau
Smith.
"B" Feature (12 Laps):
1. 29-Travis Rilat, 2.
14-Michael Lang, 3. 71-Channin
Tankersley, 4. 51w-Wes Miller,
5. 15T-Travis Elliott, 6.
87x-Billy Melton, 7. 76-John
Ricketts, 8. 12b-Logan Bledsoe,
9. 52-Roger Oakes, 10. 51s-Beau
Smith, 11. 17-Bruce Griffith,
Jr., 12. 28-James Cooper. DNS:
9x-Gary Wright, 55r-Rooster
Boone, 93-Chris Sweeney,
74-Brandon Corn.
"A" Feature (25 Laps):
1. 21-Brian Brown, 2.
75-Jesse Hockett, 3. 99-Brady
Bacon, 4. 18-Tony Bruce, Jr., 5.
29-Travis Rilat, 6. 85-Tommy
Bryant, 7. 21T-Ray Allen
Kulhanek, 8. 10-Ricky Logan, 9.
4-Eric Baldaccini, 10. 87-Aaron
Reutzel, 11. 35-Greg Rilat, 12.
87x-Billy Melton, 13. 71-Channin
Tankersley, 14. 51w-Wes Miller,
15. 31-Brandon Berryman, 16.
14-Michael Lang, 17. 00-Michael
Dupuy, 18. C41-Wayne Johnson,
19. 51-Jimmy Brooks, 20.
93x-Dustin Morgan, 21. 19-Klint
Angelette, 22. 88-Scottie
McDonald, 23. 61-Travis Knighton,
24. 15T-Travis Elliott.
ASCS Gulf South Region Points
(Top Ten):
1. Jesse Hockett 272, 2. Brian
Brown 269, 3. Travis Rilat 267,
4. Brady Bacon 257, 5. Tony
Bruce, Jr. 255, 6. Ricky Logan
251, 7. Tommy Bryant 220, 8.
Brandon Berryman 216, 9. (tie)
Gary Wright and
Wes Miller 215.
Wright On In
ASCS Gulf South Opener at GTRP!
Lonnie Wheatley, BEAUMONT, Texas (March
5, 2010) – The American Sprint Car
Series Gulf South Region opened up the
2010 season in much the same way as
2009, with
Gary Wright standing in victory
lane at Golden Triangle
Raceway Park.
For the second year in a row, “The
Texan” topped the $3,000-to-win, 25-lap
Prelude to the
Gulf Coast Nationals to launch
the season for the ASCS Gulf South
Region atop the Golden Triangle clay.
However, rather than wait for the last
lap to make the winning move like last
year, Wright gunned into the lead at the
outset aboard Scott Brown’s ASI-powered
Lubbock Wrecker Service/The Shop No. 9x
Maxim and never looked back en route to
a third ASCS Gulf South season opening
win.
“As heavy as the track was tonight, it
was real easy to get in trouble in
traffic or really anywhere,” Wright
explained. “We got
lucky tonight and stayed out of trouble,
we’ll get cleaned up and try to get
another one tomorrow.”
A move past Tommy Bryant and Bruce
Crockett in the final two laps of his
heat race landed Wright in the redraw.
And when he drew the number one
pill, that may have been all the luck
the four-time
Lucas Oil National Sprint Car
champion needed.
Weathering three red flag periods over
the initial four circuits, including a
pair on the initial two starts, Wright
paced the early circuits in front of
fellow front row starter Klint Angelette
before Travis Rilat, Ricky Logan and
Jesse Hockett freight trained the
16-year-old on a lap five restart.
After one final caution after nine
circuits for Dustin Morgan’s turn four
spin, the final 16 rounds ran off in
non-stop fashion with Wright distancing
himself from the field while lapping
well into the top ten.
Rilat held off several challenges from
Logan over the latter portion of the
race for runner-up honors, with Logan
settling for the show position.
Hockett advanced from ninth in
the early rounds to snare fourth, with
Tony Bruce, Jr., rounding out the top
five.
Brady Bacon crossed the stripe sixth,
making it a sweep of the top six
positions by prospective Lucas Oil
Sprint Car Series presented by K&N
Filters championship contenders.
Brian Brown crossed the stripe in
seventh, with two-time ASCS Gulf South
champ Brandon Berryman the final car on
the lead lap in eighth, just ahead of
fellow Gulf South shoes
Wes Miller and Scottie McDonald.
The initial attempt to start the main
event was waved off for a
Jimmy Brooks tumble in turn one,
with the second start going red as well
when reigning ASCS Gulf South champ
Aaron Reutzel launched out of the park
in turn two. Four
laps later, Tommy Bryant tumbled in turn
two as well. There
were no injuries.
Brown, Angelette, Brooks, Wright and
Morgan topped heat race action for the
37-car field, with Berryman and Reutzel
winning the twin “B” Mains.
American Sprint Car
Series Gulf South Region Results from
Golden Triangle Raceway Park:
Heat One (8 Laps):
1. 21-Brian Brown, 2. 61-Travis
Knighton, 3. 93-Chris Sweeney, 4.
31-Brandon Berryman, 5. 12b-Logan
Bledsoe, 6. 3-Gary Watson, 7. 28-James
Cooper, 8. 3T-Tyler King.
Heat Two (8 Laps):
1. 19-Klint Angelette, 2. 18-Tony
Bruce, Jr., 3. 75-Jesse Hockett, 4.
15T-Travis Elliott, 5. 74-Brandon Corn,
6. C41-Wayne Johnson, 7. 14-Michael
Lang, 8. 35-Greg Rilat.
Heat Three (8 Laps):
1. 51-Jimmy Brooks, 2. 51w-Wes
Miller, 3. 87-Aaron Reutzel, 4. 99-Brady
Bacon, 5. 00-Michael Dupuy, 6.
4m-Michael Miller, 7. 52-Roger Oakes.
Heat Four (8 Laps):
1. 9x-Gary Wright, 2. 8-Bruce
Crockett, 3. 10-Ricky Logan, 4. 85-Tommy
Bryant, 5. 87x-Billy Melton, 6. 17-Bruce
Griffith, Jr., 7. 51s-Beau Smith.
Heat Five (8 Laps):
1. 93x-Dustin Morgan, 2.
29-Travis Rilat, 3. 71-Channin
Tankersley, 4. 88-Scottie McDonald, 5.
4-Eric Baldaccini, 6. 76-John Ricketts,
7. 21T-Ray Allen Kulhanek.
First "B" Feature (12
Laps): 1. 31-Brandon
Berryman, 2. 93-Chris Sweeney, 3.
C41-Wayne Johnson, 4. 12b-Logan Bledsoe,
5. 87x-Billy Melton, 6. 3-Gary Watson,
7. 35-Greg Rilat, 8. 28-James Cooper, 9.
51s-Beau Smith, 10. 4m-Michael Miller,
11. 15T-Travis Elliott. DNS: 21T-Ray
Allen Kulhanek.
Second "B" Feature
(12 Laps): 1.
87-Aaron Reutzel, 2. 85-Tommy Bryant, 3.
74-Brandon Corn, 4. 00-Michael Dupuy, 5.
4-Eric Baldaccini, 6. 76-John Ricketts,
7. 14-Michael Lang, 8. 52-Roger Oakes,
9. 3T-Tyler King, 10. 71-Channin
Tankersley, 11. 17-Bruce Griffith, Jr.
"A" Feature (25
Laps): 1. 9x-Gary
Wright, 2. 29-Travis Rilat, 3. 10-Ricky
Logan, 4. 75-Jesse Hockett, 5. 18-Tony
Bruce, Jr., 6. 99-Brady Bacon, 7.
21-Brian Brown, 8. 31-Brandon Berryman,
9. 51w-Wes Miller, 10. 88-Scottie
McDonald, 11. 93x-Dustin Morgan, 12.
19-Klint Angelette, 13. 61-Travis
Knighton, 14. 74-Brandon Corn, 15.
93-Chris Sweeney, 16. 85-Tommy Bryant,
17. 87-Aaron Reutzel, 18. C41-Wayne
Johnson, 19. 51-Jimmy Brooks, 20.
8-Bruce Crockett (DNS).
ASCS Gulf South Region Points (Top Ten):
1. Gary Wright 150, 2. Travis
Rilat 142, 3. Ricky Logan 135, 4. Jesse
Hockett 130, 5. Tony Bruce, Jr. 125, 6.
Brady Bacon 122, 7. Brian Brown 119, 8.
Brandon Berryman 116, 9. Wes Miller 113,
10. Scottie McDonald 110.
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Chargin’ Charles Kicks Off ASCS Canyon Title
Defense Saturday at USA!
Darland Set to Take on Canyon Region
Contenders
Lonnie Wheatley, TULSA, Okla. (March 8,
2010) – Buckeye, Arizona’s Charles
Davis, Jr., delivered car owner Jim
Massey his first series championship by
capturing the 2009
Discount Tire Co. ASCS Canyon
Region title.
Davis begins the defense of that title
this
Saturday night when the ASCS
Canyon Region launches the 2010 season
atop USA Raceway’s 3/8-mile clay oval in
Tucson, AZ.
A stout field of contenders will be even
tougher on opening night, as wingless
open wheel ace
Dave Darland will make a rare
Arizona appearance in an effort to take
the money and run back to Indiana.
A
triple crown champion with titles
in the Sprint Car, Midget and Silver
Crown ranks, Darland rallied from the
tail of a “B” Main after heat race
issues to finish fifth in last
November’s wingless portion of the
Western World Championships at USA
Raceway.
Darland will pilot the BRAT
Racing/Parker Stores No. 8 entry this
Saturday night.
Meanwhile, Davis will try to add a 15th
career ASCS Canyon Region score aboard
the Massey No. 50 machine on Saturday
night after reeling off three wins en
route to the 2009 crown that he claimed
by a 55-point margin over Phoenix shoe
R.J. Johnson.
Saturday's Discount Tire Co. ASCS Canyon
Region action at USA Raceway is slated
to go green at 6:45 p.m.
The 3/8-mile USA Raceway clay oval is
located east of
Tucson off I-10 Exit 268, then
1.6 mile south on Craycroft Road, which
turns into Los Reales.
For more information, contact the
track at
520-574-8515.
The Discount Tire Co. ASCS Canyon Region
is currently slated for 15 overall
nights of competition in 2010, including
13 nights in Arizona and a two-night
Fourth of July weekend in New Mexico.
In its 19th year of
sanctioning Sprint Car racing, the
American Sprint Car Series brings the
best of Sprint Car racing to
approximately 100 different tracks
throughout 30 states and Canada.
Anchored by the
Lucas Oil Sprint Car Series
presented by K&N Filters, ASCS also
consists of eleven different Regions
throughout the nation.
Additional information regarding the
American Sprint Car Series is available
at
www.ascsracing.com.
I-30 Speedway’s 600 Nationals
This Weekend!
Winner’s Take Up to $9,000!
Lonnie Wheatley, LITTLE ROCK, Ark.
(March 8, 2010) –
NASCAR annually kicks off its
season with the biggest
race of the year, so it’s only
fitting that the nation’s best Micro
Sprint Car competitors kick off the 2010
season with a premier event.
Top
Micro Sprint Car racers from
throughout the nation will flock to
Little Rock’s I-30 Speedway over the
next couple of days for this weekend’s
Fourth Annual 600 Nationals, which now
offers up a whopping winner’s share of
$9,000.
This weekend’s event is a makeup of the
card originally scheduled for last
September 17-19, only to be nixed by
Mother Nature.
Originally posted as a $7,500-to-win
event, K&W Truck Repair in Searcy, AR,
bumped it up to $8,000 by adding $500
prior to last September’s rainout.
Now, Senter Farms of Osceola, AR,
has sweetened the pot even more by
adding another $1,000 to the top spot,
making Saturday’s 40-lap feature a
scintillating $9,000-to-win throwdown.
Following a Wednesday night Test ‘N Tune
session, three full nights of
competition will ensue on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
With a version of the popular Sprint
Bandits format in place, including heat
races and qualifiers to set “A” Main
lineups, the top four from both the
Thursday and Friday main events will
lock into Saturday’s $9,000-to-win,
$500-to-start finale.
The rest will battle through
another full slate of races on Saturday
to fill out the feature field.
All non-qualifiers will collect $275 on
Saturday night.
The weekend also includes the Third
Annual Landers
Harley-Davidson $1,000-to-win
Horizon
Mini Sprint Nationals.
The Horizon
Mini-Sprints take to the track on both
Friday and Saturday, with Friday's top
six finishers locked into Saturday
night's $1,000-to-win main event.
Travis Senter, Jr., of Osceola, AR, is
the defending 600 Nationals champion
after besting a field of 110 entries in
2008. Senter also
topped the inaugural event in 2006, with
Oklahoma’s Jerrod Wilson taking
the winner’s loot back to Sooner
territory in 2007.
Entries from 16 different states have
already been filed for this weekend’s
action. The host
state currently will be represented by
11 competitors, with Oklahoma
next on the list with eight.
Pennsylvania sends seven, with
others states currently represented
including Texas, Illinois, Tennessee,
Missouri,
Colorado,
Louisiana, New Jersey, North
Carolina, California, Georgia, Indiana,
Kansas and Mississippi.
All paid entries from the originally
scheduled September event will be
honored with new entries accepted for
just $150 until March 10.
Entries submitted after March 10
will be $250.
Pertinent 600 Nationals Information:
What:
Fourth Annual 600 Nationals presented by
Hoosier Tires & I-30 Speedway and
Third Annual Landers Harley Davidson
Horizon Mini-Sprint Nationals
Where:
I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, AR).
I-30 Speedway is located seven
miles southwest of
Little Rock off I-30 Exit 126
(Alexander Road).
When:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, March 10-13, 2010; Wednesday
Test N' Tune session begins at 6:00
p.m.; Thursday, Friday and Saturday –
gates open at 5:00 p.m., with racing at
7:30 p.m.
Entry Info:
All paid entries originally filed for
the September event will be honored.
New entries postmarked by March
10 are just $150.
Entries submitted after the March 10
pre-entry deadline will be $250.
Entry forms may be obtained at
http://www.i-30speedway.com/600nationals.html
or by calling the track at
501-455-4567.
Admission: Wednesday
Test N' Tune is free at the front gate.
Adult admission is $5 on
Thursday, $10 on Friday and $10 on
Saturday. Children
ages 6-12 are just $1 on Thursday and
Friday and $2 on Saturday.
Wednesday Test N' Tune pit passes are
$10. Thursday and
Friday pit passes are $25 each night,
with Saturday pit passes at $30.
Three-night pit passes (Thursday,
Friday and Saturday) will be available
for $75.
Format:
Once again, a version of the Sprint
Bandits popular format of heats and
qualifying races will be in place for
all three nights of competition.
Each night, Heat Races will be
aligned according to the pre-race draw,
with the passing points system in
effect. A subsequent
set of Last Chance Races followed by
Qualifying Races, with passing points
again in effect, will set each night's
feature lineup.
The top four from Thursday night's
feature and the top four from Friday
night's feature will be locked into the
championship feature event and will run
in Saturday night's Pole Dash to
determine the alignment of the front
four rows of the 600 Nationals
championship feature event.
The top six from Friday night’s
Horizon
Mini Sprint main event lock into
Saturday night’s Pole Dash, which sets
the alignment of the first three rows of
the main event.
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2010 ASCS SCHEDULE
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Corpus Christi, TX
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Merlin, ON
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Aztec, NM
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Aztec, NM
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Enid, OK
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Cottage Grove, OR
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TBA
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TBA
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Cleveland, TX
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Cottage Grove, OR
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 Arnold
Motor Supply Shootout - Clay
County Fairgrounds
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Spencer, IA
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 Arnold
Motor Supply Shootout - Clay
County Fairgrounds
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Spencer, IA
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Hartford, SD
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Hartford, SD
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Owendale, MI
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Lawton, OK
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Lawton, OK
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Albion, NE
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Medford, OR
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Lebanon, OR
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Banks, OR
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Elma, WA
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Elma, WA
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Beaumont, TX
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Rothbury, MI
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Crandall, TX
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Crandall, TX
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Cameron, MO
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Elma, WA
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Elma, WA
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Baytown, TX
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Crystal, MI
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Tucson, AZ
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Kennedale, TX
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Kennedale, TX
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Cottage Grove, OR
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Cottage Grove, OR
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Waco, TX
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Waco, TX
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Ionia, MI
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Hartford, SD
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Cottage Grove, OR
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Cottage Grove, OR
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Mesquite, TX
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Mesquite, TX
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Byers, CO
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LaMonte, MO
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Sapulpa, OK
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Tucson, AZ
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Knoxville, IA
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Knoxville, IA
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Fife Lake, MI
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Knoxville, IA
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Lake Odessa, MI
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TBA
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TBA
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Kokomo, IN
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Quincy, MI
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Beaumont, TX
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Banks, OR
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Highlands, TX
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Merlin, ON
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Prescott, AZ
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Lawton, OK
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Rock Springs, WY
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Coos Bay, OR
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Granite City, IL
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Crandall, TX
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Cameron, MO
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Little Rock, AR
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Owendale, MI
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Kennedale, TX
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Cleveland, TX
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Rothbury, MI
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Greenwood, NE
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TBA
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TBA
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Willis, TX
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Crystal, MI
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Tucson, AZ
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TBA
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TBA
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Tucson, AZ
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Elma, WA
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Lufkin, TX
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Hartford, MI
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Warrensburg, MO
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Kilgore, TX
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Rising City, NE
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Eagle, NE
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Beaumont, TX
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Ohsweken, ON
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Aztec, NM
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Aztec, NM
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Baytown, TX
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Ohsweken, ON
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Aztec, NM
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Aztec, NM
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Greenwood, NE
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Yakima
Dirt Track
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Yakima, WA
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Wheatland, MO
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Lake Odessa, MI
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Greenwood, NE
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Yakima
Dirt Track
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Yakima, WA
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Tucson, AZ
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Sapulpa, OK
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Peoria, AZ
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Mesquite, TX
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Mesquite, TX
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Tucson, AZ
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Little Rock, AR
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Little Rock, AR
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Little Rock, AR
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Las Cruces, NM
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Las Cruces, NM
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Las Cruces, NM
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Las Cruces, NM
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Tucson, AZ
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Tucson, AZ
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Tucson, AZ
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Tucson, AZ
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Tucson, AZ
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Tucson, AZ
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Tucson, AZ
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Tucson, AZ
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Tucson, AZ
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Las Vegas, NV
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Las Vegas, NV
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