Tim Dohm hits $10,000 Jackpot at Tyler County Speedway WOO Late Model Series race.

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  • W2Racing09
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2014
    • 1691

    #16
    Originally posted by Barbecueboy View Post
    You haven't seen Willie race a whole lot have you?.............Im hardly a wild child disciple,but I would consider a friendly wager with you that he will finish ahead of anybody you got at Fayetteville not named bloomquist or Davenport at the Lucas race.

    He's pretty good , and he is in real nice stuff.............with a couple really good racing minds in his camp........think what you want about him, don't let a single lab result that can't be appealed lull you into thinking he can't get it done in boom city.

    Maybe he cheated all the way in the woo deal, i just don't think so...........or at the very least, don't think cheated tires were responsible for his win.

    Lab says he did cheat, labs are never wrong..........he can't appeal.......that's what we have.
    Beyond DoD videos I've never seen him run (unless he was at the World Finals last season, but I didn't notice). I do keep track of all of the results from the NC area tracks though and see him at the top of the charts frequently.

    I'm not much of a betting man, but I would be surprised if he finishes top three in the LOLMDS race. Either way if he does I'm sure it will be with legal tires, he won't do the same thing twice I'm sure.

    As far as labs being wrong, I guess its possible. The article said they tested it several times, and keep in mind this is (I believe) the lab that does testing for a lot of series (Renegades of Dirt, all the way to WoO LM). They know what they are doing, and I doubt they got it wrong. I highly doubt it.

    I think the appeal process is one of the very few benefits awarded to those drivers who are UMP members.

    Thanks,
    Jeff.

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    • Barbecueboy
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2013
      • 18116

      #17
      Originally posted by W2Racing09 View Post
      Beyond DoD videos I've never seen him run (unless he was at the World Finals last season, but I didn't notice). I do keep track of all of the results from the NC area tracks though and see him at the top of the charts frequently.

      I'm not much of a betting man, but I would be surprised if he finishes top three in the LOLMDS race. Either way if he does I'm sure it will be with legal tires, he won't do the same thing twice I'm sure.

      As far as labs being wrong, I guess its possible. The article said they tested it several times, and keep in mind this is (I believe) the lab that does testing for a lot of series (Renegades of Dirt, all the way to WoO LM). They know what they are doing, and I doubt they got it wrong. I highly doubt it.

      I think the appeal process is one of the very few benefits awarded to those drivers who are UMP members.

      Thanks,
      Jeff.
      You may be right about the lab probably not getting it wrong, but I think this was the same lab used that said Scott Autrey was wrong at the Carolina crown event.......

      Turns out , the lab was wrong..........and how did Scott find that out? I believe he appealed the initial findings.

      Again, somebody smarter may have more , but that's what my old memory can recall.
      Where is the move over flag when you need it?????

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      • Barbecueboy
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2013
        • 18116

        #18
        Ha, and very few benefits...........I see what you did there........nice.
        Where is the move over flag when you need it?????

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        • Pennsboro23
          Banned
          • Jul 2007
          • 5256

          #19
          Originally posted by Dirt Draggin View Post
          Yeah,really Gearhead. Did the truth hurt you or are you missing some grease in gearhead? Just wondering if you went Pennsboro? I see why you guys have so many posts on here,just lurking to spew out your idiotic advice! Nascar? you guys are ---- ----- !
          Yes, I'm there almost every weekend. Camped all weekend as a matter of fact.

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          • onlyfacts
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2014
            • 395

            #20
            Originally posted by W2Racing09 View Post
            Beyond DoD videos I've never seen him run (unless he was at the World Finals last season, but I didn't notice). I do keep track of all of the results from the NC area tracks though and see him at the top of the charts frequently. I'm not much of a betting man, but I would be surprised if he finishes top three in the LOLMDS race. Either way if he does I'm sure it will be with legal tires, he won't do the same thing twice I'm sure. As far as labs being wrong, I guess its possible. The article said they tested it several times, and keep in mind this is (I believe) the lab that does testing for a lot of series (Renegades of Dirt, all the way to WoO LM). They know what they are doing, and I doubt they got it wrong. I highly doubt it. I think the appeal process is one of the very few benefits awarded to those drivers who are UMP members.Thanks,Jeff.
            The biggest and most important benefit of a UMP member is a large participant accident insurance policy that is above what the track carrys.

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            • GEAR_HEAD
              Senior Member
              • May 2007
              • 3107

              #21
              Originally posted by Dirt Draggin View Post
              Yeah,really Gearhead. Did the truth hurt you or are you missing some grease in gearhead? Just wondering if you went Pennsboro? I see why you guys have so many posts on here,just lurking to spew out your idiotic advice! Nascar? you guys are ---- ----- !
              Missing some grease? What? Try posting again when you're sober.

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              • Josh Bayko
                Senior Member
                • May 2007
                • 8737

                #22
                Somebody who complains about dust at Tyler County is somebody who hasn't been there much. The place is always crazy dusty.
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                Guerrilla Racing Junkies!

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                • Simpson0
                  Member
                  • Feb 2016
                  • 50

                  #23
                  My 1st trip back to Tyler County in almost 3 years and it's still the same track as before. Yeah, it's dusty, but that has always been Tyler County. But I couldn't believe that lack of people there. We got there an hour before hot laps and we got seats a row from the top. The track wasn't as racy as usual. Richards obviously had the fastest car, he was collected in the 1st wreck and had to restart at the tail and got back up to 7th. All in all, a good show.

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                  • WVRACEFAN
                    Senior Member
                    • Jun 2008
                    • 786

                    #24
                    Seemed like the crowd was bigger on Saturday. I'm guessing the $25 admission Saturday compared to $35 Sunday kept some people away for the final. Tyler CO is always dusty & always racey that's I known fact. If that bothers people just don't go don't cry about it.
                    JonA www.luvracin.com

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                    • bonz45
                      Senior Member
                      • May 2007
                      • 461

                      #25
                      same ol Tyler....always surprised how dusty it can be...rarely disappointed with the racing....reduce the dust and you won't be able to build enough seating to fit all the people....hate the sheer amount of dust --love the place
                      Last edited by bonz45; 05-31-2016, 11:50 AM. Reason: couldn't upload pics
                      "Life is either a daring adventure or nothing."

                      "You rarely get positive results from people who do nothing but complain".

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                      • Rubbinsracin1
                        Banned
                        • Jan 2014
                        • 100

                        #26
                        Originally posted by HoosierDirtFan View Post
                        Tim Dohm hits $10,000 Jackpot at Tyler County Speedway World Of Outlaws Late Model Series race.-STARTING LINE UPRow 01: F. Heckenast Jr. - T. DohmRow 02: C. Ferguson - C. JunghansRow 03: S. Casebolt - C. FrankRow 04: B. Overton - J. RichardsRow 05: D. Moran - R. ScottRow 06: E. Carrier Jr. - M. BagleyRow 07: J. Coulter - S. ClantonRow 08: T. Erb - E. WellsRow 09: B. Moyer Jr. - M. BenedumRow 10: K. Thomas - B. ShirleyRow 11: Z. Dohm - T. SenicRow 12: R. Eckert - A. Hubbard-FEATURE RESULTS01. Tim Dohm02. Shane Clanton03. Morgan Bagley04. Devin Moran05. Chub Frank06. Steve Casebolt07. Eddie Carrier Jr.08. Josh Richards09. Frank Heckenast Jr.10. Rick Eckert.11. Chase Junghans12. Austin Hubbard13. Brandon Overton14. Billy Moyer Jr.15. Brian Shirley16. Mike Benedum17. Tyler Erb18. Eric Wells19. Kyle Thomas20. Joey Coulter21. Robbie Scott22. Chris Ferguson23. Zack Dohm24. Tim Senic
                        If there is anything we learned about underdogs winning this year is wait for the tire test to come back

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                        • Drop Shock
                          Senior Member
                          • May 2012
                          • 821

                          #27
                          Originally posted by Rubbinsracin1 View Post
                          If there is anything we learned about underdogs winning this year is wait for the tire test to come back
                          Tim Dohm has been winning big races at Tyler County for 10 years now, and led the most laps in at least two Hillbilly 100's there. Its still an upset, but I'd say its not really a shocker at all for people that have been watching him in this area.

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                          • Pennsboro23
                            Banned
                            • Jul 2007
                            • 5256

                            #28
                            Originally posted by Drop Shock View Post
                            Tim Dohm has been winning big races at Tyler County for 10 years now, and led the most laps in at least two Hillbilly 100's there. Its still an upset, but I'd say its not really a shocker at all for people that have been watching him in this area.
                            You're right, it's not much of a shocker. Tim is a wheel man and is very good at Tyler County. He can run with the best of them.

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