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October 21, 2007 at
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October 21, 2007 at
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Sean Becker in the Scott Miller 2sb made it look easy at Petaluma tonight winning the open $2,500 to win event. Shane Golibic was second with Andy Gregg, Kyle Hirst and Willie Croft in the Harley Van Dyke 5h completing the top five.
Andy Gregg was fast time.
Track was real bumpy and single file in the 35 lap feature.
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October 21, 2007 at
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Another good run by Golobic, good luck to Shane in a couple of weeks at Oval Nationals.
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October 21, 2007 at
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Golobic impressed me last night with how he handled the tough track. He's going to be a good one, always really smooth and patient.
Congrats to Sean though last night. It's hard to believe that was his first win since early July! Unfortunately he probably isn't going to be down at Trophy Cup because the only engine the 2sb team has left is an ASCS and they don't want to bring that down to Tulare. Really is too bad because Sean has been awesome in the 2sb ever since he first set foot in the car. Anybody that saw him on opening night at the Fall Nationals knows just how good this guy is. Best of luck to the Shark wherever he ends up next year!
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October 21, 2007 at
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Posted By: Gary Thomas on October 21 2007 at 02:44:54 AM
Sean Becker in the Scott Miller 2sb made it look easy at Petaluma tonight winning the open $2,500 to win event. Shane Golibic was second with Andy Gregg, Kyle Hirst and Willie Croft in the Harley Van Dyke 5h completing the top five.
Andy Gregg was fast time.
Track was real bumpy and single file in the 35 lap feature.
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So is he staying in the 35m car next year? or is he possibly staying in the 2sb? do we know yet?
GO ALLARD!!!!!!
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October 21, 2007 at
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ASCS engines qualified 1-2 last year. so thats not a very good excuse!
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October 21, 2007 at
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Blake Robertson was fast time last year in the 57 car. Danny Lasoski was 2nd quick. I don't know about having an ASCS engine, but I could certainly see where the 57 car might.
However, even more interesting is the fact that the Trophy Cup champion from 2006 only qualified 20th fast out of 75 cars.
Last night Sean mentioned that Joey Saldana had an ASCS engine last year. Saldana qualified 28th quick.
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October 22, 2007 at
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Was Kyle Hirst in the white & green # 14? The speakers at Petaluma are terrible as it was very hard to hear the track announcer. I also heard there were a few drivers from the Pac Northwest but also couldn't here who they were.
What is up with the huge bump in turn one?
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October 22, 2007 at
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Yea, Kyle was in the 14. The bumps in 1 and 4 were both pretty awesome! lol
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October 22, 2007 at
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Posted By: Oakland Sprint Fan on October 22 2007 at 12:10:59 PM
Was Kyle Hirst in the white & green # 14? The speakers at Petaluma are terrible as it was very hard to hear the track announcer. I also heard there were a few drivers from the Pac Northwest but also couldn't here who they were.
What is up with the huge bump in turn one?
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You are correct about the announcer, he should give the drivers name while the car is in the back streach during TT's and not when he goes by the front grandstand under full power, he did that numerous times and i could not hear a word he was saying..
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October 22, 2007 at
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October 22, 2007 at
08:45:12 PM by ed noceti
jayme barnes 9 is from washington..how about the great run by alissa geving 3x started last and race her way up ,an got by andy forsberg for 7th,she is fun to watch,shane golobic is a natural and he was 2nd quick at the fall nationals,another young gun to watch is richard bailey..who had fast time on friday of the fall nationals.....mason moore is another young gun he and kyle larson battled all year for civil war rookie of the year...mason..moore quietly put on the best performance of the fallnationals coming form the c to finish i think 10th in the main...
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October 24, 2007 at
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Most all of the young guns are coming out of the outlaw karts.Moore,Bailey and Larson did,not sure about Golibic
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October 24, 2007 at
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Young guns-sprint car drivers who came from outlaw karts (might have forgot a few - sorry)
- Kyle Hirst
- Robert Ballou
- Kyle Larson
- Steven Allard
- Jonathan Allard
- Camron Mendes
- Sean Becker
- Richard Bailey
- Jessica Helberg
- JoJo Helberg
- Brett Rollag
- Shawn Amos
- David Tarter
- Mason Moore
- Dustin Baxter
- Brett Miller
- Josh Keheley
- Adam Main
- Bradley Terrell
- Billy Butler
- Shain Matthews
- Kevin Sharrah
- Robbie Whitchurch
- Zack Mason
- Bradley Sweet
- David James
- Zack West
- Alissa Geving
- AJ Kerns
- Tyler Spath
- Ryan Kaplan
- Brian Boswell
- Chad Noland
- Roger Crockett
- James Sweeney
good training ground for any young kid who wants to run a sprint car later or an adult who wants to get into a sprint car. Try an outlaw kart first - much cheaper to see if you want to do it - then get a sprint car.
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October 24, 2007 at
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This message was edited on
October 24, 2007 at
05:03:58 PM by gone_racin
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Posted By: sdwys on October 24 2007 at 10:12:15 AM
Most all of the young guns are coming out of the outlaw karts.Moore,Bailey and Larson did,not sure about Golibic
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Shane Golobic raced Quarter Midgets and then a 600 micro no karts..
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October 25, 2007 at
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for the uniformed, is Scott Miller the owner of the 2sb the same Scott Miller that used to work on the 32u when Johnny Herrera drove it in 1991-92 and the 5m of Mark Kinser from around 1993-95? I know that Scott Miller lived in the Sac area. Met him at the 2nd Slick 50 series, when Mark first had the Wirtgen sponsorship on the 5m. Nice guy, just wondered if they were one and the same.
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October 25, 2007 at
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you mean that small little guy???  = Yup.. that is him - nickname: Biggin (dont know if I spelled it correctly.) he's a good guy!
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