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November 21, 2015 at
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With Steve Kinser Racing shutting down, Kraig Kinser is looking for a ride for 2016.
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November 21, 2015 at
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we knew this day was going to come! Steve may be done driving. Going to be interesting to see where kraig in up.
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November 21, 2015 at
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Posted By: Tackytrack on November 21 2015 at 02:48:40 PM
With Steve Kinser Racing shutting down, Kraig Kinser is looking for a ride for 2016.
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Where are you getting this news? While I would not doubt it, I would like to know that it is a done deal.
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November 22, 2015 at
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Maybe Mark can hook him up with a school bus to drive.
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November 22, 2015 at
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SHOCKING!!
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November 22, 2015 at
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Posted By: Methanol on November 22 2015 at 08:27:29 AM
Maybe Mark can hook him up with a school bus to drive.
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give it a rest, man
-Austin Rankin
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November 22, 2015 at
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At the World Finals he said he was looking for a ride unless Arctic Cat stayed with them next season. Sounds like Sides is done racing with the WoO and maybe all together as well.
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November 22, 2015 at
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Sides retire, I will believe it when I see it.
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November 23, 2015 at
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Posted By: cubfan07 on November 22 2015 at 09:26:20 AM
give it a rest, man
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Dude, It was a joke not a dick. Don't take it so hard.
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November 23, 2015 at
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I talked to Dana at the World Finals and she stated that Steve was not sure what his plans were after today (LAST DAY OF FINALS) and Craig might not be able to race either without the help of a major sponsor,the cost is just to much to be competetive against the Big Buck Teams. Sides alreay stated that he will start his season off in Florida and run a true Outlaw schedule.
Looks like three teams leaving the Outlaws wonder if anybody new will replace them.
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November 23, 2015 at
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He should run allstars at best or get a job like the rest of us, he is a good guy but not a outlaw at this point in his career IMO
I think allstars would be lucky to have him
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November 23, 2015 at
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Posted By: nancespeedequipment1n on November 22 2015 at 05:40:27 PM
Sides retire, I will believe it when I see it.
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To me there is not a better deal than the NSL and Knoxville championship when it comes to dollars available to amount of races.
For running only 28 NSL races, that is decent money. Plus you toss in the Knoxville track money, those guys did pretty good and still got to run plenty of other races.
Money Earned (NSL Members, Does not include Tow) $147,700, Danny Lasoski (Big Game Motorsports) $86,950, Ian Madsen (KCP Racing) $76,625, Tim Kaeding (Lunstra Motorsports) $68,000, Terry McCarl (TMAC Motorsports) $61,525, Bryan Clauson (Matt Wood Racing) $59,961, Bill Balog (B2 Motorsports) $54,450, Brian Brown (Brian Brown Racing) $38,200, Lynton Jeffrey (Vortex Racing) $35,000, Mark Dobmeier (Jimco Motorsports) $32,600, Brooke Tatnell (Barry & Vivian Lewis/TK Concrete) $31,825, Austin McCarl $31,800, Matt Juhl, (Don & Terresa Juhl) $24,750, Dusty Zomer (Todd and Susan LaHaise) $24,425, Tasker Phillips (Kyle & Susan Phillips) $20,350, Craig Dollansky (TKS Motorsports) $18,475, Dakota Hendrickson (Competition Technologies/Harley Van Dyke) $12,275, Brad Loyet (Loyet Motorsports) $9,725, Davey Heskin (Butch Maxwell)
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November 23, 2015 at
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Posted By: staggerman on November 23 2015 at 05:34:21 PM
To me there is not a better deal than the NSL and Knoxville championship when it comes to dollars available to amount of races.
For running only 28 NSL races, that is decent money. Plus you toss in the Knoxville track money, those guys did pretty good and still got to run plenty of other races.
Money Earned (NSL Members, Does not include Tow) $147,700, Danny Lasoski (Big Game Motorsports) $86,950, Ian Madsen (KCP Racing) $76,625, Tim Kaeding (Lunstra Motorsports) $68,000, Terry McCarl (TMAC Motorsports) $61,525, Bryan Clauson (Matt Wood Racing) $59,961, Bill Balog (B2 Motorsports) $54,450, Brian Brown (Brian Brown Racing) $38,200, Lynton Jeffrey (Vortex Racing) $35,000, Mark Dobmeier (Jimco Motorsports) $32,600, Brooke Tatnell (Barry & Vivian Lewis/TK Concrete) $31,825, Austin McCarl $31,800, Matt Juhl, (Don & Terresa Juhl) $24,750, Dusty Zomer (Todd and Susan LaHaise) $24,425, Tasker Phillips (Kyle & Susan Phillips) $20,350, Craig Dollansky (TKS Motorsports) $18,475, Dakota Hendrickson (Competition Technologies/Harley Van Dyke) $12,275, Brad Loyet (Loyet Motorsports) $9,725, Davey Heskin (Butch Maxwell)
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Kraig Kinser $90,450 in 2015 with the World of Outlaws in spite of missing some of the year due to injury.
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November 23, 2015 at
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Posted By: sprintfanatic on November 23 2015 at 05:54:10 PM
Kraig Kinser $90,450 in 2015 with the World of Outlaws in spite of missing some of the year due to injury.
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And probably spent 3 times as Much traveling coast to coast
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November 23, 2015 at
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Posted By: gohotfoot on November 23 2015 at 06:01:17 PM
And probably spent 3 times as Much traveling coast to coast
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And probably sold 5 times as many t-shirts and other apparel, etc.
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November 23, 2015 at
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Posted By: staggerman on November 23 2015 at 05:34:21 PM
To me there is not a better deal than the NSL and Knoxville championship when it comes to dollars available to amount of races.
For running only 28 NSL races, that is decent money. Plus you toss in the Knoxville track money, those guys did pretty good and still got to run plenty of other races.
Money Earned (NSL Members, Does not include Tow) $147,700, Danny Lasoski (Big Game Motorsports) $86,950, Ian Madsen (KCP Racing) $76,625, Tim Kaeding (Lunstra Motorsports) $68,000, Terry McCarl (TMAC Motorsports) $61,525, Bryan Clauson (Matt Wood Racing) $59,961, Bill Balog (B2 Motorsports) $54,450, Brian Brown (Brian Brown Racing) $38,200, Lynton Jeffrey (Vortex Racing) $35,000, Mark Dobmeier (Jimco Motorsports) $32,600, Brooke Tatnell (Barry & Vivian Lewis/TK Concrete) $31,825, Austin McCarl $31,800, Matt Juhl, (Don & Terresa Juhl) $24,750, Dusty Zomer (Todd and Susan LaHaise) $24,425, Tasker Phillips (Kyle & Susan Phillips) $20,350, Craig Dollansky (TKS Motorsports) $18,475, Dakota Hendrickson (Competition Technologies/Harley Van Dyke) $12,275, Brad Loyet (Loyet Motorsports) $9,725, Davey Heskin (Butch Maxwell)
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Now subtract the money spent.
to indy and beyond!!
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November 24, 2015 at
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Posted By: gohotfoot on November 23 2015 at 06:01:17 PM
And probably spent 3 times as Much traveling coast to coast
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How much does the car owner take out of the earnings and we can't forget to factor in taxes. If a car owner takes half and uncle Sam takes a chunk that $90k suddenly drills down to where it's comparable to managing the auto department at Walmart. I don't think this WoO deal provides much financial stability except for a few of the top hired drivers. It's a results business and they pay a lot of their own expenses. Tough deal to make a living driving Sprint Cars.
Stan Meissner
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November 24, 2015 at
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Posted By: StanM on November 24 2015 at 05:27:08 PM
How much does the car owner take out of the earnings and we can't forget to factor in taxes. If a car owner takes half and uncle Sam takes a chunk that $90k suddenly drills down to where it's comparable to managing the auto department at Walmart. I don't think this WoO deal provides much financial stability except for a few of the top hired drivers. It's a results business and they pay a lot of their own expenses. Tough deal to make a living driving Sprint Cars.
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Whats sad is even a backmarker in Nascrap makes as much in what two ...three races as some of the top guys pounding the road in Sprinters..
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November 24, 2015 at
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Posted By: veteranracer on November 24 2015 at 05:40:01 PM
Whats sad is even a backmarker in Nascrap makes as much in what two ...three races as some of the top guys pounding the road in Sprinters..
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Just guessing but NASCAR drivers make far,far more finishing last than Outlaw drivers do in two or three races. Last may pay $65,000 or so.
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November 25, 2015 at
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Posted By: Jacobladder on November 24 2015 at 11:15:41 PM
Just guessing but NASCAR drivers make far,far more finishing last than Outlaw drivers do in two or three races. Last may pay $65,000 or so.
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Wonder what Dave Blaney thinks?
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