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“We said when we left the track yesterday we were going to concentrate and make this car better. Mission accomplished. We’re done for the weekend. “
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“2009 for Durango will be the 25th anniversary. It is an important achievement which we will start to celebrate having, for the first time, a Formula 1 world champion as official driver,” said team manager Ivone Pinton.
“I want to get back into grassroots racing,” said Evernham. “It’s a nice Saturday night place. That’s my plan - to keep it a nice Saturday night place. First thing
we’re going to do is see what everybody needs.”
Kevin Thorne
“This is a pretty emotional win. I’ve won a race every year in my career since 1989, I was just concentrating on protecting the bottom.” --Clay Rogers
Owen Kelly a JR Motorsports development driver, pulled off the upset with six laps left in the season finale for the late model stock cars, known as the Mid-Atlantic Championship after Deiny and York dominated the race and both tangled with less than thirty laps to go in the race.
KBIII climbed an impressive 22 positions in only 12 laps when he was slammed hard into the outside by the No. 25, the first of many victims of a right-side tire explosion. KBIII was treated and released from infield care and scored in the 36th position for the ARCA RE/MAX 250.
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“This car was just on a rail tonight and it was just impossible to screw up with it. This car was so hooked up that I could turn it on the bottom of the track and still have a little bit left there.” --Jimmy Dickerson
“All I have to say is that my guys did a great job this weekend,” said Speed. “We blew a right rear and everyone remained calm and got the car back together. No one gave up, which allowed us to gain more points in the Championship standings.” - Scott Speed.
loftonracing
“Just another frustrating weekend,” said Lofton. “My guys put together a great speedway car for this weekend. Unfortunately when Ricky blew his right rear tire, we got hit by him as he spun.”
Jeff Garvin
“It feels good knowing we can race with – and beat – veterans like Barker, Schild, (Heath) Stewart (the ‘08 TSRS champion) and others. I feel we’ve shown we now belong (in this class) and we can work on winning more races (in 2009).”
Jeff Garvin
“I won’t return next year. I wouldn’t say I’m retired or semi-retired (from driving), but with a wife (Crissy) and two young daughters (Presley and Taylor), I have some very important responsibilities at home. I wouldn’t have run this season except for the fact I was able to drive for Bobby Joe New.”
Rich Hatton and Mel Auckerman’s battle for the Fever 4 championship came down to the final laps of the division’s main event during the season finale of Wednesday Night Fever at Stateline Speedway. Auckerman won the race but Hatton finished second to win the title by only two points.
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“This is a once in a lifetime chance, I never thought that I would get to do something like this. Just being a local Texas guy, I never thought I would get a chance to show my talents to Joe Gibbs and his team.” --Cary Stapp
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“He’s done a great job and obviously he knows how to race, whether it’s in a car, a truck, or a motorcycle or whatever it is. He knows how to race for a championship. He’s got that will and determination to make something happen. I just like what he has done in the Camping World Series, so we figured we would give it a try and see what happens.’’ --Kevin Harvick
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“I’m glad to be back at Talladega. This is such an awesome place. Talladega is the site of my very first restrictor plate track and I’ll never forget that. Being back here brings back a lot of memories of last October. I hope we can better those memories with a win in a couple weeks.”
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