TRISTAN CHAMBERLAIN TAKES ON DREAM OPPORTUNITY WITH WORLD OF OUTLAWS LATE MODELS
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TRISTAN CHAMBERLAIN TAKES ON DREAM OPPORTUNITY WITH WORLD OF OUTLAWS LATE MODELS
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Thought he drove a Team Zero but he's touring with a Longhorn. Good luck to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoosierDirtFan
He switched to longhorn around world 100 times this year.
Kids gonna be good, but good lord what a waste of money this early on
Is Tristan that good, I don't remember Duane having all of that support and good equipment.
I've seen him race plenty of times. That young man is way more mature than many twice his age and he's pretty darn good on the track and making smart decisions. I'd kind of expect him to make folks look stupid underestimating him but we'll all see soon enough.
I seen he raced go karts at Lawrenceburg. On the go cart track behind the grandstands of the main track at ten years old.
Also, Racing highlights- 31 Feature Wins in 2017 and
2017 Rookie Track Champion at Little Eldora
Racing against the best competition in the sport will only make him better.
He's doing pretty well, but I don't think he's even close to ready to run woo. He doesn't have eye shocking talent like Hudson Oneal or Bobby Pierce did, but he will be a good racer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buford.Justice
I’m sure he’ll be a very solid racer but a lot of times these teams start out on the national tours a few years too early. Then a lot of them go broke. I hate to see it happen. But that’s not to say that running against national competition won’t help him out in the long run.
Absolute Insanity!
or the library of knowledge to go a long with the talent. i dont remember his dad ever winning much when he droveQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterSbilt_Racer
probably should run Ironman series, or a regional tour a couple more years before he goes big time. But hey if they got someone paying the bills have at it. More than likely won't last till much after Speedweeks. Good Luck to them though.
Duane Chamberlain is a heck of a Racer, Regional here around Ohio Ky and Indiana. Won many races around here, seen him race many times. He seems to not ever had real backing to race on the Big level, WoO etc.
I know he runs a Buisness or two, and works hard to make moeny to race, so thats probably whats always held him back a little.
Good Luck to the Team this year, i hope he does well.
Duane or (DOOOOAIM as one old 4m member used to call him) was (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) good in our area for years, like said above.
I remember DC as a clean and good racer, but not backed with big sponcership and money.
With the best equipment and crew. He might possibly have won a crown jewel race.
Most of the rookie guys signing up for the tour won't last much past fla. !!!
I agree with Dirt Frog- lots of plans/ambitions get a reality check after Ga/Florida Winternationals.
They said that about Pierce too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirt Frog