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Topic: Steve Kinser in 2009
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November 30, 2009 at
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I am a huge Steve Kinser fan so don't read this the wrong way. I read his year in review on the woo website. He only read 43 laps all year! Can this be right? I know he is not the threat he used to be, but I thought he was still faster than that. He has won more than 43 races in a year now he can only lead 43 laps. Wow.
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November 30, 2009 at
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I also didn't realize how bad Kraig did in 09. I knew he didn't have a great year but it was really bad for the equiptment he was in. When you read his year in review it just talks about how many states, countries and canadian providences he raced in. Not many racing stats. Wow, the prince has a long way to go.
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November 30, 2009 at
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Posted By: Oppermanfan on November 30 2009 at 05:36:46 PM
I am a huge Steve Kinser fan so don't read this the wrong way. I read his year in review on the woo website. He only read 43 laps all year! Can this be right? I know he is not the threat he used to be, but I thought he was still faster than that. He has won more than 43 races in a year now he can only lead 43 laps. Wow.
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You don't appear to be a very sincere Kinser fan! Not many guys in their middle 50's could still win a WoO race, but he can.
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December 01, 2009 at
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Steve will be back in 2010, and he'll be hungry.
The older I get, the faster I used to be.
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December 01, 2009 at
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I got to see two of those laps, his win at Haubstadt in April. I think anyone that was there will agree that he was up on the wheel that night. Running low and high trying to find the right line which led to his run he put on McCarl, then they banged wheels on the front side with T-Mac flipping on his head. I won't forget it anytime soon. The last three times I've seen Steve win were all at Haubstadt.
I crashed in the backseat that night then woke that morning to see his brother Randy. I had to tell him how great Steve did. I said "he didn't look a guy about to turn 55," and I think that might have insulted him just a bit cause he just kinda turned his head down and didn't say much after that haha. Sorry man.
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