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glad to see dave darland get the 100 dollars i donated for finishing 13th :8:

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Originally Posted by luckybuc97:
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I'd like to give stealth43k a big thumbs up for making the sticker's above & getting permission from the promoter to sell @ 3 bucks apiece & then sweating his rear end off walking the pits & grandstands to make a $100.00 donation to Charlie Dean & $100.00 donation to the 13th finisher. Way to go Stelth!:8::22:

Thanks to everyone who purchased them really or it would have been for nothing

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What a huge win for Daryn! That was a win amongst a stellar field of best dirt midget drivers in the country!

Very impressive! ... Congratulations!:22:

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Originally Posted by racenut69:
Dumb Question: Why did C. Bell put a wheelie on his teammate?..I'm guessing there is a history involved?..Is this normal?..Thanks..:)

From what I've seen they don't hold back much banging into each other is normal!

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Originally Posted by rachasin:
From what I've seen they don't hold back much banging into each other is normal!

Like most of today's kids who came up through quarter midgets and minisprints, they think banging into each other is part of the game. The old timers were right; adding the cages made it possible for anyone to drive one. :-(

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Originally Posted by rachasin:
From what I've seen they don't hold back much banging into each other is normal!

I don't think it's a dumb question but it happened right in front of me and this is the way I saw it. Bell was doing the wheelie and Abreu came from behind him and tried to drive to the outside of him. Pretty risky move for Rico that cost him as he got squeezed into the wall. I don't think Bell had any idea he was there until it was too late and his tires & wheels were more than a foot off the ground. Not a lot of steering available at that point. :-)