When thinking of the title “Veteran Racer,” often it is images of gray hair and vintage photos that come to mind, but with two USAC National Midget titles to his credit, 22-year-old Bryan Clauson is definitely more the teacher than the student when it comes to driving an open-wheel race car
Jan 1 2012 | Posted in
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Whether it’s micro sprints, midgets, or full-on 410 sprint cars, California has always been known as a hotbed of open wheeled racing action, and the drivers who call that state home are some of the toughest competitors in the nation
Nov 24 2011 | Posted in
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As the driver of the RSD Enterprises/SAE Parts No.25 World of Outlaws late model, Shane Clanton is always looking for a way to go faster on the track
Oct 28 2011 | Posted in
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While behind the wheel of his No. 80 Traxxas Pro 2WD Chevy Silverado, Mike Oberg is one of the toughest and most versatile drivers the sport of off-road racing has ever seen, but off the track the Eagle River, Wis., native is well known for his ever-ready smile and love for the sport that he has been part of for nearly two decades
Sep 30 2011 | Posted in
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On the track, the Maui Shower Company/Dirt Late Model Magazine No. 22 is driven like every other dirt late model in the World of Outlaws Late Model Series lineup
For Wisconsin’s Johnny Greaves life has always been about taking risks and tackling new challenges
Aug 25 2011 | Posted in
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When one goes to a World of Outlaw Late Model Series event there are several sounds that are prevalent, the high-pitch of an impact gun, the deep rumble of high-compression engines, and the chug of a water truck; but one sound that is constant and unique is that of the voice of announcer Rick Eshelman reverberating over the P.A. system
Jul 28 2011 | Posted in
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Johnny “Bub” McCool, Jr. was one of those kids. He knew without a doubt that following in his dad’s footsteps was a dream he would one day realize
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For 20 years Jimmy Owens has terrorized his competition; his smooth driving style mixed with his uncanny ability to run where nobody else dares is a lethal combination which has earned him the title of the Newport Nightmare
With more than two decades of dirt-late-model competition under his belt, Curtis Roberts is considered a veteran by most standards. His No. 9r is frequently found in victory lane at tracks throughout Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio
May 19 2011 | Posted in
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