Alfirevich to join WoO Path

                                Jacks new car in the 2012 season
Australian Rookie Jack Alfirevich(16) has been given a drive of his life. a few of his sponsors have lined up to buy him a drive in america in a 410ci Sprintcar in the coming 2012 season. Jack is currently driving a daihatsu charade in Western Australia, and has a strong win-loss record. in the start of the 2012 season, he plans to begin racing a Supersedan which is a latemodel but slower. he has already had several drives in a sprintcar, at the world class venue of the Perth Motorplex in Kwinana beach. Jack Has already travelled to New Zealand to race MiniStocks which is their junior devision and has been very successful taking out their australian Championship. and has raced in the last 4, australia vs. New Zealand Challenge. he has been a main part of the team for the last 3 Years, Being the Top point Scorer every Year.
He will be very proud to support his country amongst the likes of Brooke Tatnell, Skip Jackson and Kerry Madsen. This will be a strong Learning Curve for him to progress his racing career overseas.


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Kasey Kahne Reacts to Scary Heat Race Crash at Williams Grove

                                           Kasey After his wild ride at Williams Grove
Kasey Kahne survived a wild ride during the first night of the Summer Nationals Friday at Williams Grove Speedway. The Enumclaw, Wash., driver was running the high side when a hard charging Craig Dollansky dove below him and began to slide up the racing surface. 

"I saw Craig start to drift up towards me," said Kahne, who was running near the front of the pack during the second heat race. "He did something similar to me at Limaland (Motorsports Park) and I was able to get on the brakes. It still put me up into the wall and messed with us a bit. There wasn't anything I was able to do this time around though. I got wrecked and that happens sometimes in racing. I'm alright but I haven't flipped in a race car like that in awhile."

Kahne did manage to walk away from the incident that sent his car over the wall in turn four. However, his #49 Ollie's Bargain Outlets machine was beyond repair. Kahne scratched from the event and the car was thrown away. Check out the video below to see Kahne's wreck at Williams Grove.

 Kasey Wild Ride at the Grove

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Brooke Tatnell

Brookes #59 Machine at Knoxville Raceway

Son of former Australian Sprintcar and Speedcar Champion George Tatnell, Brooke is the epitome of a Professional Sprintcar Driver. He races the entire year, with little to no break. In Australia, he races in the World Series Sprintcars Championship, along with stand-alone events such as the Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic in Warrnambool, The Outlaws Down Under at his home track, Parramatta City Raceway, and The Australian Sprintcar Title,  held at various tracks around the country. In America, he races in the ultra-competitive and gruelling World of Outlaws Series.

One of the most successful Australian Sprintcar Drivers in history, Brooke has won 5 World Series Sprintcars Championships, including over 50 individual rounds of the Series, together with multiple Grand Annual Sprintcar Classics. But it was the Australian Sprintcar Title that he wanted, the one race that had eluded him for 17 years.

His dream came true in February 2005, when Brooke became the Australian Sprintcar Champion after winning an enthralling A-Main at Murray Bridge Speedway in South Australia.

Brooke is arguably the most passionate and dedicated driver in the country, and a self-confessed "ego maniac". He raced for his family team, Tatnell Motorsport, for many years, until sponsorship issues forced him into finding an alternative drive, which led him to Krikke Motorsports for the 2005/2006 Australian Season, a combination which will be exciting to watch and hard to beat.

Brooke is the consummate professional, and one of the most popular drivers in the field, his family name synonymous with Australian Speedway. Very down-to-earth and approachable, and with a great sense of humour, he always makes himself available to meet fans, sign autographs and have a chat.

He is a great ambassador for Sprintcar Racing, and a true Champion.

Brooke is starting to prove himself in the most advanced sprintcar teams in the world. he will be a good driver to hire and work with for years and still have fun.



Information Sourced: http://brooketatnell.com/

Steve Kinser Driver profile

Hometown: Bloomington, IN  Resides: Bloomington, IN   Birthday: June 2, 1954   Car: No. 11   Chassis: Maxim   Car Owner: Tony Stewart Racing   Web site: http://www.stevekinser.com   Career World of Outlaws Wins: 561

2010 Season Review:

Not that he really went anywhere, but following off-season surgery to fix a bulging disc in his back and neck and a subsequent move to Tony Stewart Racing, Steve Kinser was back with a vengeance in 2010, as he set his sights on a record 21^st World of Outlaws title. Teamed with four-time and defending series champion Donny Schatz the pair made up the most formidable team in World of Outlaws history.

Steves Most Known car, the Green Quaker State no.11

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Donny Schatz wins fifth Knoxville Nationals

Donny Schatz wasted little time finding his way to the front of the 51^st Goodyear Knoxville Nationals on Saturday night at historic Knoxville Raceway. Normally a driver who excels in the latter stages of a race, the four-time World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series champion quickly charged from 13^th to fifth, then set his sights on the lead of the $150,000-to-win, 50-lap main event.

Schatz Talks About his WIN.

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