[b A Night of Firsts: Greg Hodnett Wins First Career National Open While Cody Darrah Wins First Career World of Outlaws Race]
[i Mechanicsburg, PA— October 3, 2009]
It was a night of firsts at Williams Grove Speedway in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania on Saturday night, as Greg Hodnett won the Morgan Hughes National Open for the first time in his career, pocketing $50,000, while Cody Darrah scored his first career World of Outlaws victory in the completion of the Cleveland Brothers Summer Nationals which was postponed by rain back in July to earn $20,000.
Hodnett dominated the 40-lap National Open from start to finish to win for the third time this season with the World of Outlaws at Williams Grove Speedway. For the veteran driver, it was his 10th career World of Outlaws A-Feature win, in the event which was broadcast live on SPEED in front of a standing room only crowd at the famed half-mile.
“This is the biggest race I have ever won,” said Hodnett. “It means a great deal. I’ve been trying to win this race for a long, long time. I’ve been decent and not nearly as good as we were tonight. I’m just thankful that I’m able to be part of it and get this elusive win and this prestigious win. I can’t say enough. I’m ecstatic.”
The race took a couple of starts to get going with first a red flag flying before the first circuit was completed and then a yellow followed on the ensuing restart, but Hodnett charged to the lead each time with Brian Montieth in tow, with Donny Schatz moving into third at the start.
By the sixth lap, Hodnett had opened a sizeable advantage in the Macri Concrete Maxim and continued to lead when the second red flag of the night flew on the 11th circuit for Montieth who was running second when he lost a tire and got in the wall and upside down. This gave the crews a chance to work on their machines.
On the restart, Schatz, who had moved into second, looked high in turns one and two and then low in turns three and four to no avail. The leaders found themselves in some light lapped traffic near the halfway point of the race. Schatz nearly took the lead on the 21st lap going low in turns three and four. On the 27th lap Schatz ran side by side with Hodnett through turns one and two with the yellow flag flying later that lap.
Hodnett used another strong restart to quickly jump out to a few car length lead on Schatz. As the laps wound down, Schatz kept pace with him and with five laps to go gained a little bit of ground, with the caution coming out with four laps to go. Another strong restart propelled Hodnett to a sizeable lead, only to have the red flag fly just after he took the white flag, leading to an open red flag which gave the crews one last chance to make adjustments on their race cars.
“They said that Donny (Schatz) was changing gears and I didn’t know if he was going high or low,” he explained. “I figured he would have to get a pretty good run on top to get by so I kept it moving. I tried to keep it going forward and not slip a lot. Fortunately for us it worked out. I just tried to stay out front all night long and not abuse my car or my tires and it worked out.”
On the final restart, Schatz looked high in turns one and two, though Hodnett was able to use a strong charge down the back straightaway to pull away and pocket the $50,000. Schatz wound up second in the Armor All J&J as he made a bid for his fifth career National Open Triumph.
“If I would have had half the car I had in that makeup deal, we wouldn’t have run second in the National Open,” said Schatz. “We brought a new car here and it was an awesome, awesome car. We didn’t have everything just right and it took us a little bit to get going. It is what it is, and we were there. We never hit lapped traffic. We were strung out and go the whole time. That’s the way it goes.”
Jason Meyers wound up third in the GLR Investments KPC, with Fred Rahmer coming all the way from 18th to finish fourth. Danny Lasoski was fifth in the Casey’s General Store JEI, with Pat Cannon sixth in the Highlands Tire & Service Center Maxim. Joey Saldana came all the way from 25th to finish seventh in the Budweiser Maxim to earn the KSE Racing Products Hard Charger Award, with Steve Kinser in eighth aboard the Quaker State Maxim. Mark Smith was ninth piloting the Bricker’s French Fries Mach 1, with Alan Krimes rounding out the Top-10 in the Conestoga Valley Garage Maxim.
In the completion of the Summer Nationals finale which was postponed by rain back in July and completed on Saturday night, Darrah started on the pole and led from start to finish after winning the Crane Cams Dash to earn the top starting spot for the 30-lapper, and eventually took the checkered flag over a second ahead of Joey Saldana.
“If you are going to win one, it’s good to win a big one,” said Darrah. “My hat is off to the guys that work on this race car. They put a phenomenal car under me. As long as I keep my arms straight, the car was going forward. It’s awesome to get my first World of Outlaws win here at Williams Grove my home track and in my territory. You never forget the first one.”
The only stoppage of the event came on the 17th lap when Brian Leppo got upside down while running fifth. Darrah used a strong restart to quickly open a comfortable lead on Saldana at this point. As the laps wound down, he encountered some light lapped traffic and easily worked his way through it en route to the victory aboard the J&K Salvage Maxim.
“I just had to keep my tires under me,” noted the 20-year old. “Every time we had a caution, my tires cooled off and the track was cleaned off. We kind of made a wrong decision on (tire) compounds and the long runs kind of hurt me. Other than that, we were pretty good.”
Saldana wound up second in the completion of the Summer Nationals to pick up his finish of the season at Williams Grove Speedway and remains third in the World of Outlaws championship standings with four races remaining on the 2009 schedule.
“It was a pretty good night,” Saldana stated. “We kept working on our car and had it 100 percent better for the (first) feature and had it even better than that for the second feature. We’re definitely going in the right direction and I felt good. You want to get better and we’ll just keep working.”
Lance Dewease finished third in the Infinity Design J&J, with Danny Lasoski in fourth. Steve Kinser rounded out the Top-Five, with Donny Schatz coming all the way from 22nd to finish sixth to earn the KSE Racing Products Hard Charger Award. Keith Kauffman was seventh piloting the Lelands.com J&J, with Jason Meyers in eighth. Sammy Swindell was ninth in the Tom Rolfe Trucking Maxim, and Fred Rahmer rounded out the Top-10.
The World of Outlaws return to action on Saturday, October 10 at Rolling Wheels Raceway Park in New York as part of Super Dirt Week.
WILLIAMS GROVE SPEEDWAY NOTES
• SUMMER NATIONALS NIGHT #2 FAST QUALIFIER: Cody Darrah paced the 41 cars that took time with an AMB i.t. timed lap around the semi-banked half-mile oval at 16.528 seconds at 108.906 mph. For his qualifying effort, Darrah earned five bonus points. The next four fastest qualifiers also earned bonus points, including: Aaron Ott (4), Lucas Wolfe (3), Danny Lasoski (2) and Jason Meyers (1).
• NATIONAL OPEN NIGHT #1 FAST QUALIFIER: Pat Cannon paced the 57 cars that took time with an AMB i.t. timed lap around the semi-banked half-mile oval at 16.368 seconds at 109.971 mph. For his qualifying effort, Cannon earned five bonus points. The next four fastest qualifiers also earned bonus points, including: Greg Hodnett (4), Ed Lynch Jr. (3), Aaron Ott (2), and Dave Ely (1).
• SUMMER NATIONAL NIGHT #2 QUALIFYING WINNERS: Joey Saldana, Craig Dollansky, Steve Kinser and Brian Leppo won heat races. Cody Darrah won the Crane Cams Dash. Chad Layton won the B-Main.
• NATIONAL OPEN NIGHT #1 QUALIFYING WINNERS: Jason Meyers, Danny Lasoski, Paul McMahan and Jac Haudenschild won heat races. Greg Hodnett won the Crane Cams Dash. Brian Leppo won the B-Main. Rick Lafferty won the C-Main. AJ Michael won the D-Main.
• FEATURE WINNERS: There has been 61 World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series A-Feature event held in 2009. The winners include: Joey Saldana (Volusia Speedway Park, Silver Dollar Speedway-twice, Thunderbowl Raceway, Lone Star Speedway, Houston Raceway Park, The Dirt Track @ Lowe’s Motor Speedway, Virginia Motor Speedway, Lawrenceburg Speedway, Dodge City Raceway Park-twice, U.S. 36 Raceway, 34 Raceway, I-55 Raceway, Castrol Raceway-twice, Skagit Speedway and Deer Creek Speedway), Donny Schatz (Volusia Speedway Park-twice, The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Knoxville Raceway, Eldora Speedway, Canandaigua Speedway, Lawrenceburg Speedway, River Cities Speedway, Cedar Lake Speedway, Eldora Speedway, K-C Raceway and Dacotah Speedway), Jason Meyers (Silver Dollar Speedway, Paducah International Raceway, I-96 Speedway, Red River Valley Speedway, Ohsweken Speedway, Skagit Speedway, Cottage Grove Speedway and Clay County Fair Speedway), Danny Lasoski (Delaware International Speedway, Nodak Speedway, Eagle Raceway, Charter Raceway Park and Lernerville Speedway), Craig Dollansky (Lebanon Valley Speedway, I-55 Raceway and River Cities Speedway), Greg Hodnett (Williams Grove Speedway-three times), Steve Kinser (Tri-State Speedway and Limaland Motorsports Park), Terry McCarl (Knoxville Raceway and Eldora Speedway), Jason Sides (Ohsweken Speedway and Eldora Speedway), Dale Blaney (Attica Raceway Park), Cody Darrah (Williams Grove Speedway), Randy Hannagan (Thunderbowl Raceway), Tim Kaeding (Riverside International Speedway),Chad Kemenah (Manzanita Speedway) and Stevie Smith (Lernerville Speedway).
• PRELIMINARY FEATURE WINNERS: There has been two World of Outlaws preliminary features this season. The winners include: Jason Meyers (Silver Dollar Speedway) and Joey Saldana (Silver Dollar Speedway).
• HALF-MILE WINNERS: Williams Grove Speedway is a high-banked half-mile oval. The World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series has raced 20 times this season on a track that size. The winners include: Donny Schatz (Volusia Speedway Park-twice, The Dirt Track at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Knoxville Raceway and Eldora Speedway), Joey Saldana (Volusia Speedway Park, Lone Star Speedway and Virginia Motor Speedway), Greg Hodnett (Williams Grove Speedway-three times), Terry McCarl (Knoxville Raceway and Eldora Speedway), Jason Meyers (I-96 Speedway and Red River Valley Speedway), Cody Darrah (Williams Grove Speedway), Craig Dollansky (Lebanon Valley Speedway), Chad Kemenah (Manzanita Speedway),Danny Lasoski (Delaware International Speedway) and Jason Sides (Eldora Speedway).
World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series Statistical Report; National Open at Williams Grove Speedway; Mechanicsburg, PA; October 3, 2009
Qualifying
- 3-Pat Cannon 16.368
- 22H-Greg Hodnett 16.459
- 2L-Ed Lynch Jr. 16.539
- 25A-Aaron Ott 16.572
- 75-Dave Ely 16.610
- 71-Brian Leppo 16.623
- 7-Chad Layton 16.645
- R19-Jac Haudenschild 16.667
- 25-Brooke Tatnell 16.692
- 21-Brian Montieth 16.699
- 13-Paul McMahan 16.710
- 15-Donny Schatz 16.724
- 14-Jason Meyers 16.729
- 6-Danny Lasoski 16.748
- 59-Jim Siegel 16.752
- 11-Steve Kinser 16.772
- 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr. 16.777
- 51-Fred Rahmer 16.782
- 69K-Donald Kreitz Jr. 16.795
- 87-Alan Krimes 16.800
- 7S-Jason Sides 16.813
- O7-Mark Caldren 16.816
- 20-Kraig Kinser 16.826
- 83X-Tim Shaffer 16.833
- 7M-Mark Smith 16.848
- 5W-Lucas Wolfe 16.856
- 19-Brad Sweet 16.870
- 30C-Lance Dewease 16.871
- 17B-Steve Buckwalter 16.876
- 27C-Craig Dollansky 16.876
- 11E-Mike Erdley 16.885
- 10-Sammy Swindell 16.901
- 9-Joey Saldana 16.953
- 17-Dayrn Pittman 16.953
- 89-Cody Darrah 16.970
- 15X-Adam Wilt 17.009
- 8M-Chris Meleason 17.014
- O-Rick Lafferty 17.038
- 22-Brian Ellenberger 17.056
- 88-Todd Shaffer 17.075
- 18-Ryan Bohlke 17.084
- 65-Johnny Mackison 17.085
- 83-Tim Kaeding 17.090
- 16-Gerald McIntyre 17.093
- 1-Stevie Smith 17.097
- 27-Keith Kauffman 17.149
- 41-Jason Johnson 17.178
- 39-Brent Marks 17.212
- 39T-Timothy Glatfelter 17.263
- 45-A J Michael 17.325
- 11C-Cory Haas 17.388
- 19K-Kyle Pruitt 17.407
- 3B-Randy Baughman 17.631
- 5-Adam Lawrence 17.826
- 49-Bob Howard 17.951
- 23-Todd Zinn 18.259
- 35-Chad Kemenah -.---
- 12W-Troy Fraker -.---
- 21X-Jerry Speck 18.536
Heat 1 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- 14-Jason Meyers
- 25-Brook Tatnell
- 3-Pat Cannon
- 7S-Jason Sides
- 75-Dave Ely
- 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.
- 17B-Steve Buckwalter
- 1-Stevie Smith
- 9-Joey Saldana
- 8M-Chris Meleason
- 18-Ryan Bohlke
- 7M-Mark Smith
Heat 2 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- 6-Danny Lasoski
- 21-Brian Montieth
- 22H-Greg Hodnett
- 27C-Craig Dollansky
- 51-Fred Rahmer
- 5W-Lucas Wolfe
- 27-Keith Kauffman
- O-Rick Lafferty
- 17-Dayrn Pittman
- 71-Brian Leppo
- O7-Mark Caldren
- 65-Johnny Mackison
Heat 3 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- 13-Paul McMahan
- 7-Chad Layton
- 59-Jim Siegel
- 20-Kraig Kinser
- 69K-Donald Kreitz Jr.
- 11E-Mike Erdley
- 2L-Ed Lynch Jr.
- 19-Brad Sweet
- 83-Tim Kaeding
- 22-Brian Ellenberger
- 41-Jason Johnson
- 89-Cody Darrah
Heat 4 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- R19-Jac Haudenschild
- 15-Donny Schatz
- 87-Alan Krimes
- 83X-Tim Shaffer
- 25A-Aaron Ott
- 10-Sammy Swindell
- 16-Gerald McIntyre
- 30C-Lance Dewease
- 15X-Adam Wilt
- 39-Brent Marks
- 11-Steve Kinser
- 88-Todd Shaffer
Crane Cams Dash (6 laps, finishing order determined first 10 starting positions of A-feature)
- 22H-Greg Hodnett
- 21-Brian Montieth
- 14-Jason Meyers
- 15-Donny Schatz
- 6-Danny Lasoski
- R19-Jac Haudenschild
- 7-Chad Layton
- 3-Pat Cannon
- 13-Paul McMahan
- 25-Brooke Tatnell
D-main (8 laps, top 2 finishers transferred to C-main)
- 45-A J Michael
- 3B-Randy Baughman
- 19K-Kyle Pruitt
- 5-Adam Lawrence
- 23-Todd Zinn
- 49-Bob Howard
- 39T-Timothy Glatfelter
- 11C-Cory Haas
- 35-Chad Kemenah
- 12W-Troy Fraker
- 21X-Jerry Speck
C-main (10 laps, top 2 finishers transferred to B-main)
- O-Rick Lafferty
- 18-Ryan Bohlke
- 22-Brian Ellenberger [$125]
- 83-Tim Kaeding [$125]
- 1-Stevie Smith [$125]
- 27-Keith Kauffman [$100]
- 41-Jason Johnson [$100]
- 3B-Randy Baughman [$100]
- 16-Gerald McIntyre [$100]
- 45-A J Michael [$100]
- 65-Johnny Mackison [$100]
- 88-Todd Shaffer [$100]
- 39-Brent Marks [$100]
- 17-Dayrn Pittman [$100]
B-main (12 laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- 71-Brian Leppo
- 11-Steve Kinser
- 2L-Ed Lynch Jr.
- 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.
- 7M-Mark Smith [$200]
- 5W-Lucas Wolfe [$180]
- 89-Cody Darrah [$175]
- 19-Brad Sweet [$160]
- 17B-Steve Buckwalter [$150]
- 11E-Mike Erdley [$150]
- 30C-Lance Dewease [$150]
- 10-Sammy Swindell [$150]
- 9-Joey Saldana [$150]
- 15X-Adam Wilt [$150]
- 8M-Chris Meleason [$150]
- 18-Ryan Bohlke [$150]
- O7-Mark Caldren [$150]
- O-Rick Lafferty [$150]
A-main (40 laps) - Starting Position [#]
- 22H-Greg Hodnett[1] [$50,000]
- 15-Donny Schatz[4] [$12,000]
- 14-Jason Meyers[3] [$7,500]
- 51-Fred Rahmer[18] [$4,000]
- 6-Danny Lasoski[5] [$3,500]
- 3-Pat Cannon[8] [$3,000]
- 9-Joey Saldana[25] [$1,800]
- 11-Steve Kinser[16] [$2,500]
- 7M-Mark Smith[28] [$1,300]
- 87-Alan Krimes[20] [$2,100]
- 59-Jim Siegel[15] [$2,000]
- 20-Kraig Kinser[22] [$1,650]
- 19-Brad Sweet[27] [$650]
- 25-Brook Tatnell[10] [$1,200]
- 88-Todd Shaffer[26] [$200]
- 27C-Craig Dollansky[24] [$1,050]
- 83X-Tim Shaffer[23] [$1,000]
- 71-Brian Leppo[14] [$950]
- 7S-Jason Sides[21] [$950]
- 25A-Aaron Ott[12] [$950]
- 13-Paul McMahan[9] [$900]
- 2L-Ed Lynch Jr.[11] [$900]
- 21-Brian Montieth[2] [$900]
- 15H-Sam Hafertepe Jr.[17] [$900]
- 69K-Donald Kreitz Jr.[19] [$900]
- 75-Dave Ely[13] [$900]
- R19-Jac Haudenschild[6] [$900]
- 7-Chad Layton[7] [$900]
Lap Leaders: Greg Hodnett 1-40
SuperClean Start of the Night Award: Craig Dollansky
Penske Power Position Award: Jason Meyers
KSE Hard Charger Award: Joey Saldana
Note- Joey Saldana and Brad Sweet used World of Outlaws Provisionals to start the A-Feature. Todd Shaffer and Mark Smith used Williams Grove Speedway Provisionals to start the A-Feature.
World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series Statistical Report; Summer Nationals Night #2 at Speedway; Mechanicsburg, PA; October 3, 2009
Qualifying
- 89-Cody Darrah 16.528
- 25A-Aaron Ott 16.593
- 5W-Lucas Wolfe 16.648
- 6-Danny Lasoski 16.696
- 14-Jason Meyers 16.729
- 7S-Jason Sides 16.737
- 22H-Greg Hodnett 16.757
- 71-Brian Leppo 16.760
- 30C-Lance Dewease 16.769
- 19-Brad Sweet 16.771
- 11-Steve Kinser 16.801
- 51-Fred Rahmer 16.805
- 9-Joey Saldana 16.832
- 35-Chad Kemenah 16.837
- 27-Keith Kauffman 16.847
- 87-Alan Krimes 16.858
- 71X-Bill Stine 16.860
- 39-Brent Marks 16.861
- 88-Todd Shaffer 16.863
- R19-Jac Haudenschild 16.869
- 1-Stevie Smith 16.902
- 11C-Cory Haas 16.933
- 7-Chad Layton 16.945
- 69K-Donald Kreitz Jr. 16.958
- 20-Kraig Kinser 16.960
- 21-Brian Montieth 16.983
- 10-Sammy Swindell 16.986
- 15-Donny Schatz 17.017
- 15X-Adam Wilt 17.021
- 17B-Steve Buckwalter 17.033
- 19M-Brent Marks 17.048
- 22-Brian Ellenberger 17.065
- 59-Jim Siegel 17.092
- 11E-Mike Erdley 17.115
- 17-Dayrn Pittman 17.129
- 75-Dave Ely 17.131
- 7M-Mark Smith 17.142
- 8M-Chris Meleason 17.270
- 45-A J Michael 17.354
- 15B-Mark Bittner 17.545
- 21X-Jerry Speck 18.874
Heat 1 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- 9-Joey Saldana
- 30C-Lance Dewease
- 89-Cody Darrah
- 14-Jason Meyers
- 1-Stevie Smith
- 20-Kraig Kinser
- 15X-Adam Wilt
- 59-Jim Siegel
- 71X-Bill Stine
- 21X-Jerry Speck
- 7M-Mark Smith
Heat 2 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- 19-Brad Sweet
- 35-Chad Kemenah
- 7S-Jason Sides
- 25A-Aaron Ott
- 39-Brent Marks
- 21-Brian Montieth
- 17B-Steve Buckwalter
- 11C-Cory Haas
- 11E-Mike Erdley
- 8M-Chris Meleason
Heat 3 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- 11-Steve Kinser
- 27-Keith Kauffman
- 22H-Greg Hodnett
- 5W-Lucas Wolfe
- 88-Todd Shaffer
- 7-Chad Layton
- 19M-Brent Marks
- 10-Sammy Swindell
- 17-Dayrn Pittman
- 45-A J Michael
Heat 4 (8 Laps, top 5 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- 71-Brian Leppo
- 51-Fred Rahmer
- 6-Danny Lasoski
- R19-Jac Haudenschild
- 15-Donny Schatz
- 87-Alan Krimes
- 69K-Donald Kreitz Jr.
- 22-Brian Ellenberger
- 15B-Mark Bittner
- 75-Dave Ely
Crane Cams Dash (6 laps, finishing order determined first 10 starting positions of A-feature)
- 89-Cody Darrah
- 9-Joey Saldana
- 30C-Lance Dewease
- 27-Keith Kauffman
- 71-Brian Leppo
- 51-Fred Rahmer
- 11-Steve Kinser
- 25A-Aaron Ott
- 35-Chad Kemenah
B-main (12 laps, top 4 finishers transferred to A-feature)
- 7-Chad Layton
- 20-Kraig Kinser
- 10-Sammy Swindell
- 21-Brian Montieth
- 11C-Cory Haas [$200]
- 87-Alan Krimes [$180]
- 69K-Donald Kreitz Jr. [$175]
- 19M-Brent Marks [$160]
- 15X-Adam Wilt [$150]
- 11E-Mike Erdley [$150]
- 59-Jim Siegel [$150]
- 7M-Mark Smith [$150]
- 8M-Chris Meleason [$150]
- 21X-Jerry Speck [$150]
- 17B-Steve Buckwalter [$150]
- 22-Brian Ellenberger [$150]
- 45-A J Michael [$150]
- 15B-Mark Bittner [$150]
- 17-Dayrn Pittman [$150]
- 71X-Bill Stine [$150]
- 75-Dave Ely [$150]
A-main (30 laps) - Starting Position [#]
- 89-Cody Darrah[1] [$20,000]
- 9-Joey Saldana[2] [$12,000]
- 30C-Lance Dewease[3] [$6,000]
- 6-Danny Lasoski[11] [$5,250]
- 11-Steve Kinser[7] [$4,500]
- 15-Donny Schatz[22] [$4,000]
- 27-Keith Kauffman[4] [$3,500]
- 14-Jason Meyers[12] [$3,000]
- 10-Sammy Swindell[21] [$2,750]
- 51-Fred Rahmer[6] [$2,500]
- 22H-Greg Hodnett[14] [$2,300]
- R19-Jac Haudenschild[16] [$2,250]
- 21-Brian Montieth[20] [$2,000]
- 5W-Lucas Wolfe[10] [$1,600]
- 7S-Jason Sides[13] [$1,500]
- 1-Stevie Smith[17] [$1,300]
- 88-Todd Shaffer[15] [$1,250]
- 25A-Aaron Ott[8] [$1,050]
- 19-Brad Sweet[23] [$1,050]
- 7-Chad Layton[18] [$1,050]
- 20-Kraig Kinser[19] [$1,000]
- 71-Brian Leppo[5] [$1,000]
- 35-Chad Kemenah[9] [$1,000]
- 39-Brent Marks[24] [$1,000]
Lap Leaders: Cody Darrah 1-30
SuperClean Start of the Night Award: Cody Darrah
Penske Power Position Award: Lance Dewease
KSE Hard Charger Award: Donny Schatz
The World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series is brought to fans across the country by many important sponsors and partners, including: Armor All (Official Car Care Products), Crane Cams (Official Valvetrain), Hoosier Racing Tires (Official Racing Tires), Fusion Energy Boost (Official Energy Boost), Quaker State (Official Motor Oil), SuperClean (Official Cleaner-Degreaser), VP Racing (Official Racing Fuel); in addition to contingency sponsors, Jake’s Custom Golf Carts, KSE Race Products, Penske Shocks, Racing Electronics, S&S Volvo; Engine Builder's Challenge participants Don Ott Racing Engines, Kistler Engines, Shaver Specialties and Speedway Engines; and Chassis Builder’s Challenge participants J&J Auto Racing, Maxim Racing and XXX Race Company.
- Tony Veneziano on Oct 06, 2009
- Article Date: 10/6/2009