The MMSA will take the " Winged Warrior Tour " to the Twin Cities Raceway in North Vernon, IN sat. Sept. 19th for their seasons final event,The season points championship will be decided. points leader, Scott Bradley has a 21 point lead over 2nd place Lynn Ambrose,only those two are in contention. Scott Bradley has clinched the Kinser Air Filter "Shootout" championship. We are expecting cars from as many as 5 to 6 states as other clubs have open dates or seasons schedules completed, The MMSA welcomes these visitors.

This event will again present the "Best In The Midwest" payout, offering $1,000 to win(20 or more cars), $100 to start,$40 to non "A" main qualifiers with several other bonus awards, see the MMSA website "www.midwestminisprints.com" for rules, info, etc
All upright mini sprints,1,000cc or less are welcome to participate, I hope to see you at the races.

Bill May

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Good luck all! We'll see you there.

Nathan will be there sporting a different # for the rest of the year, thanks to Allen with ERC for getting us parts and giving us a Top wing and nose wing to use after the Crash at Lburg. We also want to thank Larry @ Speedpartz for also helping us with parts for the car. With out all of there help we would not be back racing yet. Great to have friends like Allen and Larry, 2 people that really care about the sport of Mini Sprints. Nathan will also run at Lburg on Saturday October the 3rd. Lets all go racing.

On behalf of my son Nathan, I would like to thank everyone for checking on Nathan after the crash at Lburg. I want to thank Dave Rudisel for also checking on Nathan at the Hospital that night and for calling to check on him the next day, Nathan did not have any broken bones, Just a badly bruised knee and sore back. He could not walk on his leg for only a short time. By the next week it was alot better. 2 weeks later he won his Heat race at North Vernon and ran 6th in the feature, This past weekend ran 3rd in heat race and ran 7th in the feature.


Mike Mensendiek

Mike and Nathan, I apologize once again for the events that lead to that accident, clutching the car in efforts to get a good start was just too much for the chain, but its good to see everyone work together to get Nathan back on the track, thats what racing is all about. That 67 car has shown more and more everyweek with both series. As a fellow driver Ive noticed Nathan has always shown promise,but as of late he as really began to grow into being a fine young driver. I look for good things to come for the Mesendiek Team in the future no matter what number is on the tail tank or wing! If there is any thing I can do let me know..

-Andy Bradley #86
Bradley Racing/ Team ERC

Andy
Thanks for the kind words about Nathan, As a parent I am very proud of him on what he has been able to do. We have truly been blessed to be surrounded by so many good people in the racing world. I am always amazed to see how the competitors are always willing to lend a hand or a part, to help another competitor get back on the track. Truly one of the greatest sports I have ever been a part of. We love being at the track.

We look forward to seeing everyone at the track every week. Nothing better than having a lot of good competition week in and week out.


See you Sat.

Mike Mensendiek

The feature winner sat. nite will draw the "Random" position award for the Kinser Air Filter "Shootout" points final.

Bill May