Proud of our regulars!!
 

Congrats to our regular racers tonight, we rained out and they went to other tracks and won.
Joss Moffatt-winner at Waynesfield
Chad Boespflug-Putnamville
Brady Short-Paragon
also Coleman Gullick at Gas City on Friday!!

way to go, and good luck at Haubstat or Kokomo sunday!!
Everyone at Lawrenceburg is very proud of you.

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Very nice gesture to make a post like that Dave! :6:

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when your good your good. the track at the burg has seen alot of great drivers and you will see alot more coming out that will say i have learned alot from racing the burg. it allways has brung out the best in the drivers and they carry it out to make this the racing capitol of the world. the great state of indiana. if you can race at the burg you have a great chance of living your dream to make it to the top. thanks to all the past and present employees of the burg to make this dream happen to so many teams. good luck to all the great teams. go team cgr.

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Congrats to Joss,Chad,Brady,and Coleman on a great weekend.Good luck to all Sunday night.

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Very nice post Dave Thanks shows you have class ! :6:

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Thanks Dave. :9:

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I've got to say it was a lot of fun watching Coleman Gulick and Chad Boespflug race last night. Both young drivers put on a whale of a show out front at LPS last night. It was a shame that Coleman broke late in the race because it would have been a barnburner of a finish.

First time I've spoken with Chad in victory lane, but a very well spoken kid with a great crew. Great post Dave and congrats to Chad and his crew!

Carey Fox

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Dave,

Joss did you guys proud last night at the 'Field. We are honored that he came up when obviously the cost of travel makes it hard to justify to make that long haul.

Keep up the great work down there! I hope to make the trip down your way when our schedule allows.

Gerry Keysor