I agree. Blake has done an awesome job this year. He deserves a National ride with one of the bigger teams. He can deff wheel a sprint car.

Nic Faas!

Alissa Geving here on the West Coast is the real deal

Blake Fitzpatrick and Mr jones for sure

Andrew Elson showed that he is a quick learner, with an impressive first year that included a win.

Jerry

Blake Fitzpatrick - I caught the qualifying run at Kokomo - gonna be a good one
Alex Schutte - two wins this season in midgets - needs seat time on dirt in sprinter
Nick Faas - solid first year running local events in Indiana
Tyler Edwards - this kid is an animal - very talented
Wes Gutierrez - heck of a job at PAS the last time we were there - looked very comfortable in the 410
Brandon Thompson - kid does more with less than any driver I've seen.
Jonathon Henry out of Stockton, CA. Talent, class, should be driving for a national team. This kid will win races.

Of course - Henry Clarke - only two years of racing on 4 wheels, but I'm biased.

If I had been to more Mid West races this year I might have noted some more "local" racers. There is a lot of talent running around the dirt tracks of this country.

Keep getting out to your local dirt track to support these kids!

For 2009, I'd say Aaron Reutzel from the ASCS Gulf South. 1st full year in sprint cars and about to win the championship. Had a run of 14 top tens in a row. Only 19 years old.

J J hughes

I'll second that, enjoyed watching this kid on the gas at Lburg this summer.

...What ages are you talking about? 15 year old RICKY WILLIAMS has improved A LOT in 2009 and earned his first A main win at Danville, Ill. JEFF BLAND, Jr, two wins in 2009, but was very fast all year long. BRADY SHORT, yes 25 is young, with 9 wins, KISS Championship, and the Bloomington Speedway Championship...

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