Dang no talent loser!!

[drano]

So even when NASCAR does something good you bit@h....go figure

Yes nascar did something good but years too late you have to admit that those small independent teams would have benefited greatly from this charter, having something to sell at the end of their career, today's teams are rich to begin with.

[mudslinger47]

Yes nascar did something good but years too late you have to admit that those small independent teams would have benefited greatly from this charter, having something to sell at the end of their career, today's teams are rich to begin with.

It wasn't time then.... This is the biggest boon for the little guys.... Hendrick Roush etc OK but not as big a deal...

[mudslinger47]

I also heard last night on Racehub, from the drivers, the go to guy in the pits is Jr. because of his knowledge of the sport and the history of it.. quite a feather in your cap to have that many drivers address him as number 1...

[CIRF]

It is for today's little guys that got instantly grandfathered in.

[old fan]

Hey clayton erb melvin etc don't like playing with their balls in public they are to modest lol

[drano]

It wasn't time then.... This is the biggest boon for the little guys.... Hendrick Roush etc OK but not as big a deal...

I just say I would have liked to have seen the charter 20 years ago the little guys of that time would have benefited greatly from it. I get your argument of todays little guy but there are a lot fewer of them today than they were back then and Front Row motorsports are worth 26 million and BK racing is worth 24 million a far cry from the teams of Hendrick and others but way ahead of the guys like Marcis and others when they got out.

[Bob Hubbard]

Can you say Sweep .....

[old fan]

where is CIRF now

[kidrock]

He's probably in Terre Haute for the USAC silver crown race. He won't know nothing about it because he's not interested in NASCAR

[old fan]

yep 36 cars total in 2 classes wow

[mudslinger47]

So, I'm thinking, do I gloat or not and I say sure why not!!!!! GLOATING!!!!! SWEEP!!!!!! LOL

[mudslinger47]

He's probably in Terre Haute for the USAC silver crown race. He won't know nothing about it because he's not interested in NASCAR

Or off watching some guys "play" with their balls....

[Highside Hustler25]

he won't know nothing about it because he's not interested in nascar

.......lmfao

[old fan]

Or off watching some guys "play" with their balls....

now that's funny

[CIRF]

He's probably in Terre Haute for the USAC silver crown race. He won't know nothing about it because he's not interested in NASCAR

Yep, we were at Terre Haute watching real race cars on a real race track driven by real race car drivers. Those who weren't there missed a GREAT race. There is nothing like watching those beautiful big cars run the cushion right up by the wall for 100 laps. I wouldn't trade a dozen of the best, gimmicked up Cup races for 1 of these hundred lappers featuring the gorgeous Silver Crown cars on dirt.

Kid, here's the rundown for you of the action last night at the one and only "Action Track".






LEARY BREAKS THROUGH, WINS FIRST USAC NATIONAL RACE IN TERRE HAUTE’S SUMAR CLASSIC

They say good things come to those who wait. Those words never rang more true than in Sunday’s “Sumar Classic” at the Terre Haute (Ind.) Action Track as C.J. Leary's turn finally came, breaking through for his long-awaited first career USAC National feature victory in the 2016 Silver Crown season opener, joining his father Chuck, who won the 1997 “Hoosier Hundred” at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, to become the first father-son duo to win races in the 46-year history of the Silver Crown Series.

Leary, of Greenfield, Ind., the Silver Crown “Rookie of the Year” just one season ago, took the lead from Justin Grant on lap 94 and reversed his fortunes from last year’s “Sumar Classic” second place finish to take the victory in his Leary-6R Racing/Leary Construction-AMSOIL-sponsored DRC/Claxton Toyota.

The 100-lapper in the afternoon sunshine harkened back to yesteryear when the Terre Haute Action Track regularly hosted daytime events, creating a challenge for each of the teams from the get-go. Within the first 10 laps, turn two took rubber and became a treacherous test as the drivers had little room for error between the paper-thin cushion and the Action Track’s infamous red, white and blue cement.

Leary, who started outside the front row, continuously made runs at ProSource fast qualifier and race pole sitter Grant for the lead, but was never able to pull ahead, having to settle for the second spot throughout the middle portion of the race. On lap 55, Grant tagged the wall with the right rear in turn two, briefly disrupting his rhythm and momentum, but Leary was unable to close the gap, hitting the wall in the same spot as Grant moments later, with both continuing without damage.

By lap 74, Brady Bacon was closing in on Leary for second, now putting Grant, Leary and Bacon one-two-three with one quarter of the race remaining.

Leary closed on Grant once again after Grant bounced his right rear off the turn two wall, but Leary was unable to shrink the advantage, getting pinned behind the lapped car of Neil Shepherd on the bottom, allowing Bacon to run down Leary a few laps later and clear him for the second position with just 21 laps to go.

Just when Bacon appeared to be Grant’s top challenger for the lead, Leary returned the favor, beating Bacon to the bottom in the first turn to regain second. With Grant able to ward off every single challenge that was thrown at him, a lap 89 caution for the stopped car of Austin Nemire reset the field.

The car of Robert Ballou was the only lapped machine separating Grant in first and Leary, second. Leary quickly disposed of Ballou and made his charge at Grant and, with just seven laps to go, Leary used a run off the bottom of turn four to jet past Grant for the lead and pull away from the field, winning by a 0.424 second margin over Grant, 2015 Silver Crown champ Kody Swanson, Bacon, Chris Windom, Shane Cottle, defending “Sumar Classic” winner Shane C0ckrum, Bryan Clauson, Jerry Coons, Jr. and Dave Darland.

One night after his runner-up finish in the USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car National Championship feature at Lawrenceburg (Ind.) Speedway, Leary was beaming with confidence and was finally able to claim the victory that had eluded him after six career runner-up finishes in USAC National competition.

“I never thought my first USAC win would come in the (Silver) Crown car,” Leary said. “It kind of feels surreal.”

Though somewhat disappointed by his second place finish after running up front for the majority of the 100 lap race, by virtue of his fast qualifying time and leading the most laps (93), Grant, of Ione, Calif., leads the points after the first round of the 2016 Silver Crown schedule.

“The track was tricky just because it was super slick and there wasn’t really a lot to hold onto up top,” Grant said. “But I felt like we were good up there. I just hated to see that yellow at the end because I felt like we could’ve finished the deal, but it’s a good start to our season and hopefully we can keep building on this. We’ll get one soon.”

Former “Sumar Classic” winner Kody Swanson of Kingsburg, Calif. had a quiet, but strong third place run as he seeks to become the first driver to win three consecutive USAC Silver Crown titles.

“I’m just so thankful to drive for DePalma Motorsports,” Swanson beamed. “These guys work so hard for me and deserve to win every race and I hate that I couldn’t get this one for them. But we’ll take third; it’s a solid run to start the season and we’ll just go out and try to win the next one.”

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USAC SILVER CROWN CHAMPIONSHIP RACE RESULTS: April 3, 2016 – Terre Haute, Indiana – Terre Haute Action Track – “Sumar Classic”

PROSOURCE QUALIFYING TOP TEN: 1. Justin Grant, 8, Carli-21.691; 2. C.J. Leary, 30, Leary/6R-21.806; 3. Jerry Coons Jr., 20, Nolen-22.021; 4. Kody Swanson, 63, DePalma-22.066; 5. Chris Windom, 98, RPM/Gormly-22.222; 6. Brady Bacon, 48, Martens-22.225; 7. Shane Cottle, 81, Williams-22.819; 8. Dave Darland, 17, Dutcher-22.836; 9. Shane C0ckrum, 71, Hardy-22.843; 10. Steve Buckwalter, 53

FEATURE: (100 laps) TOP TEN 1. C.J. Leary, 2. Justin Grant, 3. Kody Swanson, 4. Brady Bacon, 5. Chris Windom, 6. Shane Cottle, 7. Shane (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)rum, 8. Bryan Clauson, 9. Jerry Coons Jr., 10. Dave Darland

So, I'm thinking, do I gloat or not and I say sure why not!!!!! GLOATING!!!!! SWEEP!!!!!! LOL

Please keep gloatin". It's very satisfying to just keep pointin' at the scoreboard!! Jimmie 6 legit titles 76 wins, pee wee 0 legit titles and less than half the wins, 0 manners, class and dignity! LOLOL!!!! Yep, keep right on gloatin'!

Or off watching some guys "play" with their balls....

Your fixation with male sex organ anatomy is getting down right weird!

now that's funny

Your fascination with muddy's fixation on male sex organ anatomy is weirder yet. Yuck!