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No clue who the yellow 10 is

Nice. I remember those wooden sprintcar frames. I know many of you out there still have them with vintage photos in them. Please post them on here for all of us to enjoy.

Can you read the info on the hood and wing of the 10 car? Did Blaney have a yellow #10 before Vivarin sponsorship ?

The A-main was run a week later.  Here are the results (from Kevin Eckert's database):  

JOE GAERTE (Wimmer 7tw)

2 Chuck Miller (Berry 7), 3 Bobby Davis (Luna 10), 4 Steve Kent (Danell/DeHart 5), 5 Tim Green (Owen 14), 6 Jeff Swindell (Williams 11x), 7 Cris Eash 17e, 8 Andy Hillenburg 2, 9 Brent Kaeding (Miller 69), 10 Monte Faccinto (Dias 2x), 11 Steve Siegel 2, 12 Steve Beitler 21, 13 Scott Luhdorff, 14 Gene Manhire, 15 Bobby Burrow 7b, 16 Tom Tarlton 21, 17 Paul Durant, 18 Ronnie Day. DNF Jac Haudenschild (Nott 48), Jack Hewitt 23s, Jason McMillen 21, Craig Keel 8

The yellow #10 was definitely not Dave Blaney in 1989.  I believe Dave was driving Verlin Chupp's #7C Mica Shop car that year.

Signature here.

I had a sweet Chris Eash t-shirt from 1989 that I picked up at Millstream Speedway. It had lots of neon, and the back was cool.;) E&G Classics.

Joe Gaerte & the 7TW team picked up House of Windsor cigars sponsorship during 1989, or could've been 90.

Yeah, I was definitely talking about the yellow 10.  Darrell Gowens was the rookie of the year at Hanford that year.  I have no idea what number he ran.  That looks very much like a local car.  Throwing something against the wall here.  Going to have to throw the 1990 Wheelies Flips and Foto Finishes in to see some Hanford coverage. - Ron

Texted Bobby Gerould, and he threw out Paul Durant as a possibility without seeing the picture for the yellow 10 car.

1989 Copenhagen/Skoal World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series
Kings Speedway, Hanford, California
Wednesday, March 1st, A Feature #3

Autolite Pacesetter Qualifications:
1. Craig Keel, Keel 8, 13.982 (New Track Record);
2. Chuck Miller, Berry 7, 14.016;
3. Jeff Swindell, Williams 11X, 14.040;
4. Jac Haudenschild, Nott 48, 14.047;
5. Joe Gaerte, Wimmer 7TW, 14.052;
6. Jack Hewitt, Shoff 23S, 14.056;
7. Brent Kaeding, Miller 69, 14.111;
8. Bobby Davis Jr., Luna 10, 14.160;
9. Cris Eash, Eash 17E, 14.187;
10. Andy Hillenburg, Hillenburg 2, 14.212;
11. Gene Manhire, Trigueiro 1T, 14.304;
12. Greg Wooley, Wooley 23, 14.330;
13. Scott Luhdorff, Bailey 17, 14.364;
14. Monte Faccinto, Dias 2X, 14.372;
15. Steve Beitler, Moore 21, 14.448;
16. Steve Kent, Danell-DeHart 5, 14.488;
17. Ronnie Day, Klein 39, 14.498;
18. Danny Smith, Hammond 56, 14.498;
19. Tim Green, Owen 14, 14.508;
20. Ronnie Daniels, Pack 4Aces, 14.688;
21. Jason McMillen, McMillen 21, 14.696;
22. Paul Durand, Durand 5C, 14.700;
23. Steve Siegel, Siegel 2S, 14.752;
24. Bobby Burrow, Piercy 7B, 14.759;
25. Tom Tarlton, Tarlton 21T, 14.788;
26. Rick Ferkel, Ferkel 0, 14.810;
27. Bobby Michnowicz, Michnowicz 21C, 14.863;
28. Jimmy Carr, Stevens 65, 14.895;
29. Kevin Pylant, Pylant 14P, 15.020;
30. Paul McMahan, McMahan 25, 15.029;
31. Jerry Ponzo, Ponzo 12J, 15.035;
32. Darrell Gowens, Gowens 76, 15.048;
33. Mitch Sue, Manning 21X, 15.073;
34. Dave Fitzgerald, Powell 32U, 15.137;
35. Danny Burton, Burton 75, 15.146;
36. Rich Downey, Downey 18, 15.164;
37. Rich Voss, Voss 35 ,15.193;
38. Louie McAlpine, McAlpine 6, 15.228;
39. John Key, Key 4P, 15.445;
40. Mike King, King 81, 15.449;
41. Lindsey Casto, Casto 40, 15.567;
42. Mike Pereira, Pereira 5P, 16.346;
43. Bobby Elliott, Elliott 6A, 17.005;
44. Dick Wells, Wells 32, 19.255.

First Heat Race (10 Laps)
1. Tim Green,
2. Steve Beitler,
3. Brent Kaeding,
4. Steve Siegel,
5. Bobby Michnowicz,
5. Danny Burton,
6. Jerry Ponzo,
7. Jeff Swindell,
8. Bobby Elliott,
9. John Key,
10. Gene Manhire

Second Heat Race
1. Jac Haudenschild,
2. Ronnie Daniels,
3. Bobby Burrow,
4. Steve Kent,
5. Bobby Davis Jr.,
6. Darrell Gowens,
7. Rich Downey,
8. Jimmy Carr,
9. Greg Wooley,
10. Mike King,
11. Dick Wells

Third Heat Race
1. Tom Tarlton,
2. Jason McMillen,
3. Joe Gaerte,
4. Ronnie Day,
5. Rich Voss,
6. Scott Luhdorff,
7. Mitch Sue,
8. Lindsey Casto,
9. Cris Eash

Fourth Heat Race
1. Rick Ferkel,
2. Paul Durand,
3. Andy Hillenburg,
4. Jack Hewitt,
5. Monte Faccinto,
6. Dave Fitzgerald,
7. Paul McMahan,
8. Danny Smith,
9. Mike Pereira

Fram Dash (5 Laps)
1. Chuck Miller,
2. Brent Kaeding,
3. Jac Haudenschild,
4. Joe Gaerte,
5. Craig Keel

B Feature (12 Laps)
1. Cris Eash,
2. Gene Manhire,
3. Scott Luhdorff,
4. Danny Smith,
5. Bobby Davis Jr.,
6. Danny Burton,
7. Monte Faccinto,
8. Greg Wooley $235;
9. Darrell Gowens $210;
10. Dave Fitzgerald $110;
11. Rich Voss $80;
12. Jeff Swindell,
13. Kevin Pylant $60;
14. Bobby Michnowicz $60;
15. Jimmy Carr $60;
16. Paul McMahan $50.

A Feature rescheduled to March 8th due to rain.

Joe Gaerte wins his 1st career WoO A Feature.

A Feature (30 Laps)
1. Joe Gaerte [4] $5,010;
2. Chuck Miller [1] $3,000;
3. Bobby Davis Jr. [20] $2,280,
4. Steve Kent [14] $2,110;
5. Tim Green [16] $2,010;
6. Jeff Swindell [21] $1,780,
7. Cris Eash [7] $1,530,
8. Andy Hillenburg [8] $1,410;
9. Brent Kaeding [2] $1,310;
10. Monte Faccinto [22] $1,230,
11. Steve Siegel [17] $1,010;
12. Steve Beitler [13] $860,
13. Scott Luhdorff [10] $630,
14. Gene Manhire [9] $430,
DNF-15. Bobby Burrow [18] $310;
DNF-16. Tom Tarlton [19] $285,
DNF-17. Paul Durand [16] $260;
DNF-18. Ronnie Day [15] $260;
DNF-19. Jac Haudenschild [3] $260;
DNF-20. Jack Hewitt [6] $260;
DNF-21. Jason McMillen [17] $260;
DNF-22. Craig Keel [5] $250.

DNS-Greg Wooley,
DNS-Ronnie Daniels,
DNS-Rick Ferkel

Bobby Davis Jr. and Monte Faccinto enter the Feature replacing Daniels and Ferkel.

Lap leaders: Brent Kaeding 1-17, Joe Gaerte 18-30.

Wooley drops out of the Feature during the Pace laps when he suffers from an oil pressure issue which allows Jeff Swindell to make the start. Kaeding with the immediate lead over Gaerte, until Gaerte takes to the low line of turns 3-4 for the lead on the 18th lap. Red is out on the 14th lap after Haudenschild suffers from a flat right front tire, which sent him upside down. He climbs out Ok. Yellow is out on the 21st lap after contact between Burrow and Durand sends Burrow upside down. He climbs out Ok. Under that caution. 2nd running, Kaeding suffers a flat right rear sealing the historic win for young Gaerte.

WoO Point Standings after the California Swing:

1. Brent Kaeding 864
2. Jeff Swindell 854
3. Bobby Davis Jr. 847
4. Jac Haudenschild 835
5. Andy Hillenburg 806
6. Tim Green 793
7. Joe Gaerte 784
8. Chuck Miller 768
9. Steve Kent 751
10. Jason McMillen 703

if this is hanford, did anthoney simone drive a yellow car?

to indy and beyond!!

Negative. I can confirm that Simone was racing that year and it was (as always) the black 10.

I was 23 and me and a buddy flew from Ohio to AZ to watch the Outlaws at Firebird that year, then flew to watch Ascot next weekend. Man what a Good time and I still have the Ascot Tshirt framed and hanging in my man cave! That Jeff Swindell ride was sweet...Wolfie took it over in 90 I believe...good memories!

I was right there with you, but the graphics have pretty much always been the same for Simone since I can remember.  For what it's worth, I can make out Century 21 on the hood.

For what its worth I copied-saved the picture. Used my windows picture viewer and blew up the picture on the hood the first lettering the word starts with an A. But on the back of the hood is CM or GM. The 21" what ever the syimbol is looks like a sticker for a driver or car owner as it is over the word that starts with the A. The word with the A is in cursive writing.

Could this be the Gene Manhire 1T car? What number did the Trigueiro Bothers run under?

Forgot about this thread and it got buried.  That yellow 10 isn't showing up in those results posted earlier by 98A.  98A where did you get those results anyway?  I've often come across some races I couldn't remember details of and having full results like that would be awesome to have at your fingertips.

The Triguero Brothers car was a combo of red, silver and black.

Think I found our mystery #10:

Hosted on Fotki

This is from Racing Wheels newspaper.  Never heard of him before I found the picture. 

Unless they chnged the hood and paint scheme it is a different car. When I blew up the photo and looked.

Was there a car there that blew an engine before qualifing? It does look alot like hot laps.

Dwane Larson was a San Jose regular. He is not the yellow #10 in question. His car was never completly yellow, it was

sponsored by OSH and was white, yellow & blue.

And this is why hoseheads are awesome! Some things are priceless.

Peace, Out.

from: central coast of cali.