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Written by Web Master
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Thursday, 10 April 2008 |
When you are racing its life. Anything that happens before or after, it's just waiting...
The newest and fastest growing passtime in the region is highly competitive and Bosch Motors has engine programs available for Northern Nevada Modified racers to become a winners right out of the box. |
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Sample Wins First; Garner, Schofield Double Up |
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Written by By Bruce Crowley
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Monday, 09 June 2008 |
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Winnemucca, NV.... The five racing divisions at Winnemucca Regional Raceway Friday night produced six feature winners on the action packed one-third mile clay oval. The racing surface was nearly top notched compared to the manure-infested track of two weeks ago. All of the muck had been removed earlier, and the track was ready to race, and raced they did. In the process, the newest division, the Dwarf Cars, provided the first dead heat in the five plus year history of the raceway. Former Pro Stock standout Dave Jenkins seemingly had the feature wrapped up earlier as he took the lead from Dominic Gabiola on lap four as the leader spun out and gave the lead to Jenkins, but Gabiola fought back as the two put on a whale of a show right to the checkered flag. Gabiola had the lead once again until the final turn in the final lap. Jenkins took the inside with Gabiola, naturally, on the outside. The pair turned the oval into a mini drag strip as they turned into John Force and Cruz Pedregon down to the flag stand. Neither of them flinched. The scorers and flagman could not pick a winner, and for the first time, both Jenkins and Gabiola were declared winners. The duo split the first and second place money and they both received first place points, 36 points each. Who finished second? No one, as Chris Forgnone was third, Ron Jenkins raced to fourth place. What a race! In only their second appearance of the season here, the Dwarf Cars are here to stay. Dave Jenkins, one of three Jenkins Family racers, also won the earlier heat race. The fans were buzzing for quite a while after that one. |
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