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| 1.
On a scale of 1 to 10 (ten being best) how would you
rate your 2004 season with the SOS? |
| I
would rate it at a 6, because it was not as rewarding as
last year. It is hard to top a great year like we had in
2003. We had alot of wins and good runs this year,
but when all the dust settles, it was a little bit of an
empty feeling. |
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| 2.
You missed one SOS event this season that seemed to
affect your points outcome. Did you have fun that
night at the prom? |
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Prom
was fun and although I lost points with the SOS, I
gained more brownie points with my girlfriend which at
the end of the year, are not worth as much.
Although I was unable to attend, my crew chief and Dad
still attended the race that night with John Riegling
and they were able to pull through a win. All in
all, I guess we all ended up in the victory circle!
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| 3.
What was it like to capture your first ever 360 sprint
car win? |
| On
the Friday of that weekend we raced at Oshweken and I
said "we aren't going home until we win a
feature". Good thing that we were able to
come home after the feature win in Brighton otherwise I
might not be at home to answer these questions for you. |
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| 4.
Who has helped you the most to get to where you are now
in your racing career? |
| My
dad, my crew (the guy with the mullet who shows up every
race to help me..even with the "sexy hair", we
could not do it without him) and of course the sponsors
who are always there to help financially. The
learning experience that I had with Barry Ruble, an All
Star competitor provided me with some great knowledge.
Barry competed in New Mexico and Texas in some All Star
events and an World of Outlaw event. |
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| 5.
What are your plans for the 2005 season? How many
SOS events do you intend on running? |
| We
plan on doing what is best for our team and our team's
future in sprint car racing. We plan on hitting as
many big publicity races as possible. This
includes the Canadian Nationals, All Star events, the
Winter Nationals in Florida, Brodix Tournament of
Champions and 360 Nationals. As time and
availability permits we will hit as many SOS events as
possible. |
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| 6.
What is in store for your ride in 2005? |
| Two
new 2005 Eagle Chassis', motor by Hampshire Racing
Engines. Colour scheme........white/orange and
Hooters.................stickers that is. |
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| 7.
Where do you see yourself as a driver in the next 5
years? |
| I
hope that I can be doing what I love to do and getting
paid well to do it. |
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| 8.
Of all the tracks you have competed on which is your
favourite and why? |
| I
love short, tight tracks. We get around Attica and
Fremont well, but have better luck at Brighton. |
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| 9.
What are you looking forward to the most in the 2005
season? |
| I
want to be the "Bride" and not the
bridesmaid....in other words, get some more
bridesmaids...whoops, I mean wins. |
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| 10.
Have you enjoyed your experience thus far running with
the SOS? |
| It
has been a great learning experience and the
relationships that we have developed will last a
lifetime. We had an unbelievable amount of fun and
hope that will continue. I feel the last two years
have been very advantageous and will be happy to return
to an SOS event at any time. |
