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March 25, 2008 at
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March 25, 2008 at
07:15:25 PM by Gary Thomas
USAC regular Sweet to pilot Roth 83jr. at Thunderbowl Raceway GSC event
By Gary Thomas
Tulare, CA – March 25, 2008…Thunderbowl Raceway officials have learned that current USAC National Sprint Car & Midget driver Brad Sweet will be aboard the locally based Roth Motorsports, HR Cattle No. 83jr during this Saturday’s Golden State Challenge Series event.
Sweet is a 22 year-old racer who is competing full-time this season for the Kasey Kahne Racing National USAC team. In addition to that ride the Grass Valley native has also spent some time in this early season driving for well known California crew chief and car owner Rod Tiner.
During the GSC season opening Mini Gold Cup Sweet brought home a pair of top five finishes, including a runner-up result on opening night. He also claimed a second place finish during the Silver Cup Race of Champions held last weekend at Silver Dollar Speedway. The youngster is also featured as the cover story of the current edition of Flatout Magazine.
Sweet will be just one of the many competitors looking break into victory lane this Saturday when the Golden State Challenge Series invades the Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway. Tickets are on sale and can be acquired by calling (559) 688-0909. Reserved seats cost $18 and general admission tickets will be $15.
More info can be found at http://www.thunderbowlraceway.com
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Brad Sweet driving the Rodney Tiner 83 at the Mini Gold Cup. Photo by http://www.johnsracingphotos.com
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March 26, 2008 at
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Posted By: Gary Thomas on March 25 2008 at 07:09:33 PM
USAC regular Sweet to pilot Roth 83jr. at Thunderbowl Raceway GSC event
By Gary Thomas
Tulare, CA – March 25, 2008…Thunderbowl Raceway officials have learned that current USAC National Sprint Car & Midget driver Brad Sweet will be aboard the locally based Roth Motorsports, HR Cattle No. 83jr during this Saturday’s Golden State Challenge Series event.
Sweet is a 22 year-old racer who is competing full-time this season for the Kasey Kahne Racing National USAC team. In addition to that ride the Grass Valley native has also spent some time in this early season driving for well known California crew chief and car owner Rod Tiner.
During the GSC season opening Mini Gold Cup Sweet brought home a pair of top five finishes, including a runner-up result on opening night. He also claimed a second place finish during the Silver Cup Race of Champions held last weekend at Silver Dollar Speedway. The youngster is also featured as the cover story of the current edition of Flatout Magazine.
Sweet will be just one of the many competitors looking break into victory lane this Saturday when the Golden State Challenge Series invades the Tulare Thunderbowl Raceway. Tickets are on sale and can be acquired by calling (559) 688-0909. Reserved seats cost $18 and general admission tickets will be $15.
More info can be found at http://www.thunderbowlraceway.com
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Brad Sweet driving the Rodney Tiner 83 at the Mini Gold Cup. Photo by http://www.johnsracingphotos.com
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What happened to Brandon Wimmer in this car?
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GO SAMMY!
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March 26, 2008 at
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Brandon was only supposed to run a limited schedule with Roth, but with him now running Knoxville weekly I don't know how much time he'll have to do that.
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March 26, 2008 at
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At Gold Cup last year, I happened to be sitting near Dennis Roth in the pit bleachers when Brad wandered up and sat a few rows below him. They exchanged hello's and a short time later, Brad was seated next to Mr. Roth and they had a long conversation.
I figured then it probably wouldn't be too long before Brad would be driving for him....
Good luck Brad, time to take it to the next level!
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