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Topic: Sprint Series of Texas
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August 16, 2007 at
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the texas based 305 series is gonna race at Ardmore Oct. 13th I think it is.........the same saturday night as the devils bowl winter nationals...........
definitely the most regulated, fair, and balanced sprint series in this area. Strict regulations of rules keep the level of competition really close between the front and back-----more driver less motor.
C'mon JD------tell us more about the good deeds of the 305's!!!!!
How much would could a wouldchuck chuck if a
wouldchuck could chuck would
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August 16, 2007 at
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The main good deed is they TECH the motors AND the cars.
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August 16, 2007 at
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Charles "Smiley" Sitton has done a outstanding job with the Sprint Sreies of Texas. The series has produced some outstanding racing action for the fans and yes, event the drivers to enjoy. They will be at Kennedale Speedway Park this weekend. ( 08/18/07 ) This raceway is one of if not the nicest privately owned raceway in north Texas. Big car counts and down to the last lap close finnishes in several divisions.
The sprint series loves to race this track because it is wide and always has multiple grooves. I expect to see some great racing this weekend.
Doug Rollo
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