After 8 races in the East Coast International Pro Stock Tour, our team finds itself in 7th place only 9 behind #30 Stephen Lively in 6th place, and twenty two behind #25 Ryan Vanoirschot who holds 5th. The picture here, courtesy of Ernest Pothier, is of me and Ryan Vanoirschot.
With 4 races to go including our next race, the Summer Clash 250 on August 13th, we hope to gain ground on the two cars in front of us.
We worked on the car this week and it’s 90% ready to go. Today I power washed the chassis and on Monday or Tuesday of next week, Lonnie Somerville is coming by to check our bump-steer, something that hasn’t been done since I bought the car in 2020. Lonnie is a very knowledgeable racer and his help will be much appreciated.
The full story of our July 30th race at Oyster Bed Speedway is up. Go to the Message Board, click on General Chat then you’ll see all the posts since 2008, check out Diary of the Season 2022 for the most recent reports. The rest of our race updates are in scrap books in our garage.
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We knew after our last visit to this fast little track what we had to do and we did them. More gear, and better set up.
In warm ups we had a 13:657, over 3 tenths better than our last visit, and we were on old tires.
We had a great heat race that had many including the announcer excited. It looked like we would finish 3rd but I backed off at the checker so I wouldn’t hit the wall, so we got 4th but to the thrill of our crew and the new fans we got.
Thanks to Ernest Pothier for this great photo of Dylan Gosbee (a top runner at Oyster Bed) and I battling for 3rd.
I will have the full story up on our Message Board soon. Click on the Message Board and then on General Chat to see all our posts. Go to Diary of a Season 2022 to see all the reports and pictures from 2022.
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This Saturday we will race at PEI for the second and final time in 2022. This will be the 8th of 12 East Coast International Pro Stock Tour races scheduled for 2022. It was also be our 9th race this year.
I have been having issues updating Diary of a Season 2022. I am going to try again today and hopefully can post the story and pictures.
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Pre tech chance to meet and talk with 65 year old NASCAR Truck Champion Mike Skinner.
Starting 25th in a field of 27 hard charging Pro Late Model drivers we survived the very hot and physically challenging race.
Lots happened to us in this marathon on a day that saw 100 degrees Fahrenheit before the race started. It was much hotter in the car, especially after losing the use of my cool suit that really helps keep the body cool in long races.
We survived this race. Completed 241 of 250 laps and was pretty well exhausted with 40 to go. I am so thankful for my crew and sponsors for helping me get to and through this race. I also thank God for answering prayer when I asked for His strength in the final 40 laps. I was all but spent and needed a boost that I just didn’t have but we got through it and finished 14th.
The full story will be posted soon on Diary of a Season 2022 found on our Message Board.
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We put lots of hours in this week to get our car finished and ready to race again.
In this picture we have the engine and suspension back in the car.
There was a lot to do but my crew were amazing spending July 10th, July 12th, 14th and will come again this Tuesday. Special thanks to Shannon, Bob, Chris, Jack, Tyler, Alex and Buttons for all their help.
I thank God for my crew and all I have they are very dedicated and care that we keep our streak going, and maintain a top 10 in the point standings in the East Coast International Pro Stock Tour.
I will post more pictures of the repair process as long as my Message Board will let me. I keep getting a “Hmm, this page isn’t available” when I try to update on Diary of a Season 2022. Some days it works fine. Thanks for your patience.
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