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Gary Thomas
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October 15, 2007 at 04:55:23 PM
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This message was edited on October 15, 2007 at 05:03:23 PM by Gary Thomas

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Brett Miller finishes 16th at wingless sprint nationals

By Gary Thomas

Chico, CA - October 15, 2007...18 year-old Brett Miller competed without the wing for the very first time this past Saturday during Silver Dollar Speedway’s wingless sprint nationals and brought home a 16th place finish in the main event. The Chico youngster sat behind the wheel of the Rod Fauver owned No. 66 for the night of action that saw 67 cars sign into the back gate for the final race of the 2007 season at Silver Dollar Speedway.

This was the third straight year that Silver Dollar has hosted the wingless sprint nationals and it was the largest field seen yet. After getting used to the car in hot laps Brett came out to qualify and after going out early on, he was deemed to be too loud and was forced to come out a re-qualify. His lap of 14.297 placed him 15th quickest out of the 60 cars that took times. It put the "Catfish" in the third row of the opening heat race which was stacked with some of top spec sprint drivers in California. After getting shuffled back on the start, he came back and moved forward to finish the heat in sixth.

The main events were lined up by accumulated points and Brett found himself on the pole of the B-main starting alongside Mark Abouzeid. As the green flag waved on the 15 lap B-main, Abouzeid got the jump into turn one. Brett settled into second but took advantage of a miscue by Abouzeid around lap 10 and was able to take the lead off of turn four. "The Catfish" led the rest of the way to earn a transfer spot into the main event. Starting way back in 19th Brett had a long ways to go, but as the night went on he began to get more comfortable with the car and was able to move forward in the feature. He was battling up in the top 10 when contact was had with another car, which folded the front end of the 66 machine and put an end to the night with a finish of 16th place.

Brett and the family would like to thank Rod Fauver and crew for the great car and opportunity to compete at the wingless sprint nationals. Brett had been wanting to run a wingless car for quite a while and it was good to get in some competitive racing laps without the wing in time for the upcoming Chili Bowl Midget Nationals which he’ll be competing in for the first time come January.

The next scheduled race for Brett and Care Free Pools Racing will be the 14th annual Trophy Cup at the Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway in Tulare, Calif. For more news and info on Brett Miller visit http://www.brettmillerracing.com


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Sandy64
October 17, 2007 at 03:33:52 PM
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This message was edited on October 17, 2007 at 03:35:32 PM by Sandy64

It was our pleasure to have Brett in our car. He is a very talented young man, very focused and serious about his racing. He has one of those "butt's" that he can feel and tell you what the car is doing and is savvy enough to make some suggestions. He's a great listener and takes what you tell him and puts it to work, learning about driving and how the car works are both on his list. He is a very mature racer for his young age and we enjoyed working with him and his family last weekend and hope to do so again.





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