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Topic: OCRS SPRINTS $2000 TO WIN / $300 START THIS SATURDAY 11/1/08
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October 27, 2008 at
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The OCRS sprints make their second appearance of the season at Tri-State Speedway in Pocola, Oklahoma in the second annual "Fall Classic". After 4 runner-up finishes, Tulsa's Matt Sherrell scored his first main event win at the 43rd Annual Winter Nationals last Saturday night at Enid Speedway. "I knew we were bound to get one (feature win) sooner or later" exclaimed Sherrell. "This race team has just kept after it all year long and I'm just glad to get this win for my car owners, Don & Pat Carnes".
Rose Oklahoma's Jamie Passmore clinched the 2008 OCRS points championship in exciting fashion at Enid. After being collected in a heat race incident earlier in the night, Passmore was regulated to the B main. He won that to earn a berth in the 25 lap A main event. Passmore started 19th and proceeded to pass 16 cars en-route to a third place finish to lock up the title.
While the the OCRS championship has been decided, there is just a scant 43 points separating Sherrell (who sits second in points) and Danny Smith for the runner-up position. For many drivers this Saturday night, it's all about that $2000 winners purse to cap off an exciting 2008 season. Seven different drivers have won main events this season. Will there be a ninth victor to finish off the OCRS season? Will Sherrell take 2 in a row or will another previous winner reign supreme? This Saturday night will provide all the answers.
Gates open at 2pm for Tri-State Speedways 2nd Annual Fall Classic with hot laps @ 5pm and racing gets underway @ 6pm. For further information contact Barry Grabel: (918) 260-3899 or Tri-State Speedway (918) 436-2914
2008 OCRS feature winners:
Jamie Passmore: 5
Mike Goodman: 4
Danny Smith: 2
Kenneth Walker: 2
Cody Cordell, Rafe Essary, Roy Larkin and Matt Sherrell: 1 each
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October 28, 2008 at
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Posted By: KOP on October 27 2008 at 04:00:00 PM
The OCRS sprints make their second appearance of the season at Tri-State Speedway in Pocola, Oklahoma in the second annual "Fall Classic". After 4 runner-up finishes, Tulsa's Matt Sherrell scored his first main event win at the 43rd Annual Winter Nationals last Saturday night at Enid Speedway. "I knew we were bound to get one (feature win) sooner or later" exclaimed Sherrell. "This race team has just kept after it all year long and I'm just glad to get this win for my car owners, Don & Pat Carnes".
Rose Oklahoma's Jamie Passmore clinched the 2008 OCRS points championship in exciting fashion at Enid. After being collected in a heat race incident earlier in the night, Passmore was regulated to the B main. He won that to earn a berth in the 25 lap A main event. Passmore started 19th and proceeded to pass 16 cars en-route to a third place finish to lock up the title.
While the the OCRS championship has been decided, there is just a scant 43 points separating Sherrell (who sits second in points) and Danny Smith for the runner-up position. For many drivers this Saturday night, it's all about that $2000 winners purse to cap off an exciting 2008 season. Seven different drivers have won main events this season. Will there be a ninth victor to finish off the OCRS season? Will Sherrell take 2 in a row or will another previous winner reign supreme? This Saturday night will provide all the answers.
Gates open at 2pm for Tri-State Speedways 2nd Annual Fall Classic with hot laps @ 5pm and racing gets underway @ 6pm. For further information contact Barry Grabel: (918) 260-3899 or Tri-State Speedway (918) 436-2914
2008 OCRS feature winners:
Jamie Passmore: 5
Mike Goodman: 4
Danny Smith: 2
Kenneth Walker: 2
Cody Cordell, Rafe Essary, Roy Larkin and Matt Sherrell: 1 each
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Heard there were a few "HOT SHOE", okc drivers going to tri state, wonder who they are?
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October 29, 2008 at
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Here is the weather forecast for the Fall Classic race this Saturday night @ Tri-State Speedway. Just perfect! 
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October 30, 2008 at
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Posted By: rollout on October 28 2008 at 01:46:06 PM
Heard there were a few "HOT SHOE", okc drivers going to tri state, wonder who they are?
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any OKC drivers goin? how bout the track champs from Meeker, Creek, OKC, and Lawton? will be a great show!
"its useless to put on the brakes when you are upside
down" -Paul Newman
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October 31, 2008 at
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With the weekend off for our Indoor series, I plan on making the trip over to watch this one. This track always produces some great racing. Should be an exciting night, and the drive over from Tulsa or OKC is all 4 lane and smooth going.
Let's 'Go Racing !
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November 02, 2008 at
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Posted By: AMP on October 31 2008 at 09:00:50 AM
With the weekend off for our Indoor series, I plan on making the trip over to watch this one. This track always produces some great racing. Should be an exciting night, and the drive over from Tulsa or OKC is all 4 lane and smooth going.
Let's 'Go Racing !
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Larry 29 had em beat untill the motor went away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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November 02, 2008 at
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Sherrell won, Passmore, Deal, Sewell, Essary
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November 02, 2008 at
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Neighbors was running good, but wouldn't say he had them beat. Matt Sherrell was faster. It was just starting to get interesting when Larry broke.
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