I would have to say Jesse Cramer also,he looked good his first time out at North Vernon.

Nic Faas has been impressive out here on the left coast:applaud:

ROB

Josh Clemmons is doing the most with the least amount of resources. I don't know how much has changed over the off season, but if you would've looked in his trailer last year you would see close to no spares. He is on a shoe string budget, but that kid has always done well in everything he has driven, whether in was in karts or when he was in Focus midgets.

14 year old Caleb Armstrong I heard made his first start in a sprint car last weekend on dirt and looked pretty good. This young man is being tutored by Kevin Besecker in an Armstrong Farms car. He did a super good job at the Chili Bowl this year in a Keith Kunz car I believe making it all the way through to the B-Main his first time ever in a full size midget on dirt. With advice from Besecker and previous Armstrong driver Bryan Clauson and cousin Dakoda, who is only 16 himself and doing a really fine job, look for Caleb to be a quick learner. He does a really great job in the Kenyon Cars. :thumb

My first vote would be for cramer! But I was also impressed with Caleb's run last friday, also fitzpatrick has looked pretty good as well.:applaud: Oh and as far as a Sophomore season Jeff Bland Jr all the way.

Jesse Cramer for sure and yes I am partial, but that's how it goes. A Family friend of mine... but there is plenty of young 10 yr old shoes out there now adays..lol

how about ryan tusing in the sprints at bloomington, he makes the feature first night out and the next feature race to.

I'll second that.:thumb

I agree with above posters. Both young Nic Faas and Cody Williams have been very impressive running at the PAS. :greenflag:

Shawn Westerfeld only third race in a sprintcar