David Reutimann Starts on Row 1 Heat 2 - Dominates Field

Update 12:17 AM December 5 David Reutimann Foundation 50 Results: Open Wheel Modifieds
Feature | 50 Laps 1st 2 Devin Dixon 2nd 33 Jeff Mathews 3rd 00D David Reutimann

Cherry Starts Heat on Pole

Racng Underway in Florida in Reutimann Foundation Modifieds.

On Way to East Bay for Modifieds

Fast Cherry and the gang are on the way to East Bay for tonite's Modified
Race.

Fast Cherry Returns Home

Sprint Cup Driver, David Reutimann and Michael Cherry will be at East Bay racing in the David Reutimann Foundation 50. The Gagel’s Open Wheel Modifieds will be racing for 50 Laps in their Feature Event paying $1,000 to the Winner! Ticket Prices are Seniors 55 & up – $10.00; Adults – $12.00; Teens 13-17 – $7.00 and Kids 12 & Under Free (with Paying Adult). Gates open at 5:00 pm with Hot laps around 6:00 pm and the Action starts around 6:30 pm.

We will have live updates from the track and a Pit Tour Photo Blog.

Cherry Gets First Nascar Win! See You in 2011

Fast Michael Cherry Celebrates in Victory Lane.
Photo Credit: http://www.mytrackphotos.com/ and Revolution Racing

After the show wrapped, Michael had a great year racing all over the heart of Nascar Country. He got his first win and got a shot in the K&N Pro Series.. Michael is looking forward to seeing what the 2011 season brings. Thanks to our sponsor for the K&N Pro Series PlaySeat. You can see the cool race simulators they build here: http://www.playseat.com/en

Revolution Racing | Michael Cherry | K&N Pro Series | Gallery

Photos Courtesy of Revolution Racing

Changing Lanes | Recap Season 1 Episode 1

Changing Lanes Recap
Season 1 Episode 1

First Showing September 1, 2010. Max Siegel discusses the journey from Music, to DEI, to Revolution Racing. Ryan Gifford and Darrell Wallace Jr.  discuss their journey. John Story discusses the costs of running at the top levels. The drivers discuss how expensive it is to run on their own. Commercial Break.

Legend Car testing session at Concord. Max tells the drivers that most of the drivers are not going to make it. John Story tells the drivers he wants the test vehicles to be is good shape after the test. Jonathan Smith and his Dad discuss how they raced Legend Cars. Darrell Wallace, Jr. says he wants to be the first African American to win the Sprint Cup. Darrell wins Heat 1 by half a lap. Heat 2 includes Sergio Pena. He wins the heat.  Dylan Smith wins the heat. Commercial Break.

John Story discusses danger inherent in racing. Dylan Smith had a close call and discusses the crash. Phil Horton talks about the effort required to repair the cars. Two cars wrecked and repaired. The drivers go to a Nascar race. Jason Romero thought the trip was amazing. The drivers meet Jimmie Johnson and Coach Joe Gibbs. Commercial Break.

The parents discuss what it could mean to make to the pro ranks. More Legend Car testing at Concord. Jason Romero tries to impress. MacKena Bell talks about her hard work in racing every weekend. More crashes Jason and Natalie Sather crash, Jason is blamed for the wreck. Commercial Break.

Final heat in the Legend Cars. Sergio Pena beats Paulie Harraka. Sergio wins the Legend Car test. No one is cut and the next stop is a stock car in Virginia. Tune in next week on Wednesday September 8, 2010 at 8:00 PM for Episode 2.

Changing Into the New York Times Lane | Changing Lanes

Tomorrow's New York Times has a featured story on Max Siegel, the head of Revolution Racing. The article celebrates the achievements of the team and the premiere of Changing Lanes, tomorrow night at 8:00 pm on BET.

Here is a link to the New York Times article.

Boss at Revolution Racing on Race Hub on Speed | Changing Lanes

The Boss, Max Siegel was on Speed tonight and there will be a replay at 2:00 am EST on Speed. NASCAR Race Hub airs Nightly, Monday-Thursday at 7:00 pm EST! In the same SPEED style seen at the track, the new show is set in a “garage playroom” with a variety of set pieces used in both present and historical racing. It’s the place where we hang out until we head to the track for another race.

Here is a quick Gallery from tonight's big show.

Exclusive Video | Changing Lanes | Courtesy of BET Network

Revolution Race Driver Michael Cherry and Team Owners John Story and Max Siegel will premiere on September 1 at 8:00 PM on the new BET Network Docu-Series Changing Lanes. Here is an exclusive preview from the show.

Revolution Racing | Michael Cherry | K&N Pro Series | Lap By Lap: American Fence Association 150

Fast Michael Cherry

Note from FastCherry.Blogspot.com:

Michael ran with the leaders all night including Michael Waltrip Racing (MWR) and Red Bull. This was Michael's first K&N Series Start. Twitpic Images are Here.

Pit Notes Courtesy of Nascar Home Tracks: "YELLOW-CHECKERED: Dillon had taken the white flag prior to the final caution and will earn his first career NASCAR K&N Pro Series East victory in the American Fence Association 150 presented by Mayfield Ice Creamier at Gresham Motorsports Park. Cole Whitt finishes as the runner-up, followed by Ryan Gifford, Matt Kobyluck, Michael Cherry, Sergio Pena, Ryan Truex, Jason Patison, Brandon Haley and D.J. Shaw in the top 10. RESULTS

LAP 150 -- CAUTION 12: Swindell goes around in Turn 2.

LAP 149 -- GREEN FLAG: Dillon leads Whitt at the line.

LAP 148 -- UNDER CAUTION -- One to go for leaders Dillon, Whitt, Gifford, Cherry and Kobyluck.

LAP 146 -- CAUTION 11 -- Swindell brings out caution. Swindell's car smoking, Gresham showing right front damage in sixth place.

LAP 144 -- GREEN FLAG -- Dillon jumps away to lead on the start; Truex and Swindell together in Turn 4. Swindell stopped.

LAP 143 -- UNDER CAUTION -- One to go. Top-5: Dillon, Whitt, Gifford, Swindell and Truex.

LAP 138 -- CAUTION 10 -- Caisse stopped in Turn 2.

LAP 137 -- Dillon takes the lead.

LAP 137 -- GREEN FLAG -- Swindell wiggles as Truex keeps lead. Swindell and Truex together off Turn 2, Truex into wall but keeps going. Wallace around in Turn 4. No yellow.

LAP 136 -- UNDER CAUTION -- One to go.

LAP 135 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Cars are rolling.

LAP 134 -- RED FLAG -- Top-15: Truex, Swindell, Dillon, Gifford, Whitt/Gresham, Wallace, Cherry, Kobyluck, Pena/Caisse, Haley, Patison, Laing, MacDonald.

LAP 134 -- RED FLAG -- Cars are stopped in Turn 3 for the fourth time tonight. Moffitt heading off on the hook.

LAP 134 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Truex, Swindell, Dillon, Gifford, Whitt the Top-5.

LAP 132 -- CAUTION 9 -- MacDonald spins in Turn 4, Moffitt can't avoid hard hit.

LAP 130 -- GREEN FLAG -- Truex grabs lead into Turn 1. NEW LEADER.

LAP 127 -- UNDER CAUTION -- After a seven-minute delay, cars are rolling again.

LAP 126 -- RED FLAG -- Debris and fluid on frontstretch in wake of accident.

LAP 126 -- CAUTION 8 -- CAUTION out immediately on restart. Paludo, Anton, Salemi in vicious chain-reaction pileup on frontstretch

LAP 123 -- UNDER CAUTION -- One to go given to the field.

LAP 122 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Swindell, Truex, Gifford, Dillon, MacDonald the Top-5 in the closing stages.

LAP 121 -- CAUTION 7 -- Shaw stopped in Turn 4.

LAP 120 -- GREEN FLAG -- Swindell gets great restart again, powers to lead off Turn 2 with Truex following into second.

LAP 101 -- RED FLAG -- After 20 minutes, engines have fired (for a second time) and we resume running under caution.

LAP 101 -- RED FLAG --

Just hit the 15-minute mark for this second red flag. Estimates are at approximately another five minutes before racing resumes.

LAP 101 -- RED FLAG -- Cars have been stopped in Turns 3 and 4 again. Track cleanup vehicles back to work in Turn 2.

LAP 100 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Cars still rolling slowly under caution.

LAP 96 -- UNDER CAUTION -- D.J. Shaw loses a lap on pit road.

LAP 94 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Drivers have been instructed to crossover to aid with drying/cleaning process.

LAP 91 -- UNDER RED -- After 18 minutes, engines have re-fired. Planning on a few caution laps to help work in a fair amount of speedy dry.

LAP 91 -- UNDER RED -- Still waiting out the cleanup over in Turn 2. Good news: It's gone from looking "soaked" to "damp."

LAP 91 -- UNDER RED -- Top-20: Swindell, Gifford, Truex, Dillon, Whitt/MacDonald, Wallace, Gresham, Cherry, Moffitt/Kobyluck, Pena, Haley, Anton, Paludo/Gase, Shaw, Caisse, Patison, Laing. All 20 are on the lead lap. John Salemi is next -- the last car running -- and one lap down in 21st.

LAP 91 -- RED FLAG -- Field comes to halt in Turns 3 and 4. The entire exit of Turn 2 is soaked by water -- from top of the track to the bottom.

LAP 90 -- CAUTION 6 -- Julan Albarracin hits wall off Turn 2. LOTS of fluid on the track. Will bring out the red flag for cleanup.

LAP 86 -- Dillon, Truex work past MacDonald for third and fourth.

LAP 84 -- Leaders lead over third place now more than two and a half seconds. In layman's terms, that's a full straightaway on this half-mile track.

LAP 82 -- Great battle between MacDonald, Dillon and Truex for third. MacDonald in front of a side by side Dillon and Truex.

LAP 79 -- Swindell, Gifford slipping away from MacDonald in third. They're more than a second and a half ahead.

LAP 75 -- Halfway home. Swindell, Gifford, MacDonald, Dillon, Truex; Whitt, Gresham, Cherry, Wallace, Kobyluck; Moffitt, Pena, Haley, Anton, Paludo the Top-15 on the track. 22 of 25 starters still on lead lap.

LAP 73 -- Swindell with two car-length lead over Gifford. Another two car-lengths back to MacDonald. Dillon, Truex complete Top-5.

LAP 70 -- GREEN FLAG -- Gifford gets the jump from the inside, but Swindell pulls even into Turn 1. Still side by side through Turn 4 before Swindell takes half car-length lead. MacDonald moves to third.

LAP 68 -- UNDER CAUTION -- One to go to field. Swindell, Gifford, Dillon, MacDonald, Cherry at the front.

LAP 66 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Kevin Swindell has led every lap thus far, more laps than he's led previously this year combined.

LAP 64 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Outside lane seems to be place to be on restarts. Gifford, MacDonald, Moffitt among those who have benefited from that position; Truex, Wallace, Whitt among those who haven't benefited from being on the inside.

LAP 63 -- CAUTION 5 -- Ruben Rovelo hits wall in Turn 4.

LAP 62 -- Kennedy behind the wall; Moffitt made an approved tire change.

LAP 60 -- Changes in the Top-5. Swindell leads Gifford, Dillon, MacDonald and Cherry.

LAP 59 -- GREEN FLAG -- Dillon restarts inside of Swindell. Big jump for Swindell off of Turn 4. Gifford follows into second place.

LAP 57 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Patison in. Moffitt in again. Kennedy penalized for pitting too soon. Top-10: Swindell, Dillon, Cherry, Gifford, Truex, MacDonald, Whitt, Gresham, Wallace, Pena.

LAP 55 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Kennedy to pit road. Moffitt gives up sixth place to pit. Caisse in for third stop of the night.

LAP 53 -- CAUTION 4 -- Ben Kennedy turned around into wall in Turn 1.

LAP 51 -- Ty Dillon outside of Cherry to second place. MacDonald moves up to sixth following restart.

LAP 50 -- GREEN FLAG -- Cherry able to keep pace. Drag race back to start-finish line, won by Swindell.

LAP 48 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Field given one-to-go.

LAP 46 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Germain behind the wall. No free pass on this caution. Top-10: Swindell, Cherry, Gifford, Dillon, Truex, Moffitt, Wallace, MacDonald, Whitt, Gresham. Both Joe Gibbs Racing cars in the Top-10 after qualifying in the second half of the field.

LAP 45 -- CAUTION 3 -- Zach Germain tops after contact with Turn 2 wall.

LAP 42 -- Truex tries to take back fourth spot; Moffitt up to sixth after starting 14th.

LAP 40 -- Truex drops another spot as Ty Dillon passes him for fourth.

LAP 39 -- GREEN FLAG -- Swindell chooses outside lane again. Once again, no contest as he pulls away. Gifford takes third from Truex on the outside.

LAP 37 -- UNDER CAUTION -- One to go signal given to field. Caisse, Kennedy, Anton, Germain among those that made stops under this caution.

LAP 35 -- UNDER CAUTION -- John Salemi gets the free pass under this caution. Top-10: Swindell, Cherry, Truex, Gifford, Wallace, Dillon, Pena, Moffitt, Whitt, MacDonald. Interesting note: All 4 Revolution Racing drivers in the Top-7 in the running order.

LAP 34 -- CAUTION 2 -- Zach Germain into inside backstretch wall.

LAP 32 -- Truex was even off of Turn 4 with Cherry for second, but ultimately forced to fall back in line off Turn 2.

LAP 29 -- Swindell with a lead of .7 seconds over Cherry. Field starting to settle into a rhythm out there.

LAP 23 -- Swindell now opens up a two car-length lead over Cherry as Truex starts to make move for second spot.

LAP 20 -- Cherry getting antsy again in second, now peeks under Swindell off Turn 2.

LAP 18 -- Entire field now sorts out to single file. Best race is for seventh -- where Moffitt still pressures Pena.

LAP 14 -- Cherry looks under Swindell in Turns 3 and 4, but can't make it work. Settles back into second, just ahead of Truex. Gifford, Wallace round out Top-5 as they start to pull away from Dillon in sixth.

LAP 12 -- Pena, Moffitt and Whitt try 3-wide briefly off Turn 2 in battle for 7th position before sorting out.

LAP 10 -- GREEN FLAG -- Swindell chooses outside on restart; Again gets good jump to lead field into Turn 1.

LAP 8 -- UNDER CAUTION -- Swindell, Cherry, Truex, Gifford, Wallace, Pena, Whitt, Dillon, MacDonald and Moffitt the Top-10. One-to-go signal given.

LAP 6 -- CAUTION 1 -- Zach Germain around in Turn 2. Single-car incident.

LAP 4 -- Swindell, Cherry, Truex start to break away at front.

LAP 2 -- Michael Cherry hounding Swindell for early lead in his series debut.

9:04 p.m. -- GREEN FLAG -- Lesa France Kennedy waves the green flag. Swindell takes off with lead in Turn 1.

9:03 p.m. -- Polesitter Kevin Swindell has chosen to start the race on the outside of the front row.

9 p.m. -- The engines have been fired.

8:45 p.m. -- Once the pace laps begin, the cars of Matt Kobyluck (back-up car), Sean Caisse, Julian Albarracin and Ruben Rovelo (all for unapproved impound adjustments) will fall to the rear.

8:40 p.m. -- The three local divisions are complete. The K&N Pro Series cars have rolled off and have begun to grid for out-of-car driver introductions.

7:50 p.m. -- One local race down, two to go, until K&N Pro Series East grids.

7:23 p.m. -- The K&N Pro Series East on-track autograph session and race night opening ceremonies are complete. The Mini-Stocks are now on the track as racing is underway.

4:44 p.m. -- The third of three groups has just completed its six-lap tire scuff session following qualifying.

4:28 p.m. -- Kevin Swindell, who earned his first career Coors Light Pole Award last time out at Lee USA Speedway, has made it two-in-a-row as he captures the pole for tonight's American Fence Association 150 presented by Mayfield Ice Creamier. Ryan Truex will start on the outside pole. Darrell Wallace Jr., Michael Cherry, Sergio Pena, Ryan Gifford, Ty Dillon, Cole Whitt, Eddie MacDonald and Zach Germain round out the top 10 qualifiers. QUALIFYING

4:23 p.m. -- Swindell's lap still holds up with five cars left to take time.

4:12 p.m. -- Ryan Gifford, the 11th car out, took the provisional pole from Dillon, only to be passed by the next car, Kevin Swindell. Swindell's lap was 17.152 seconds (104.994 mph).

4:11 p.m. -- Dillon's time stands after 10 qualifiers.

4:06 p.m. -- Ty Dillon is the fastest of the five cars that have taken time so far.

4 p.m. -- Qualifying is underway as Ruben Rovelo is the first car out.

2:35 p.m. -- Guy Pavageau, who did not practice in either session, has withdrawn.

2 p.m. -- Final practice is complete. Ryan Truex topped the chart at 17.292 seconds (104.094 mph) followed by Cole Whitt (17.301/104.040) and Sergio Pena (17.365/103.657). Ty Dillon, Ryan Gifford, Zach Germain, Kevin Swindell, Joey Gase, Darrell Wallace Jr. and Matt Kobyluck rounded out the top 10. PRACTICE

1:50 p.m. -- Practice has resumed with 10 minutes remaining.

1:45 p.m. -- Red flag still out for clean-up. Truex has upped his fastest lap to 17.292 (104.094). Swindell and then recently-wrecked Kobyluck are second and third on the speed chart.

1:37 p.m. -- Caution for Matt Kobyluck, who apparently cut the right front tire and is into the wall out of Turn 3. Significant damage to the race car.

1:20 p.m. -- Ryan Truex is the fastest through 10 minutes of Happy Hour at 17.600 (102.273). Kevin Swindell is second and Matt Kobyluck third.

1:10 p.m. -- Final practice is underway.

12:02 p.m. -- First practice is complete. Cole Whitt (17.395 seconds/103.478 mph) was the fastest of the 24 cars that practiced. In advance of his K&N Pro Series East debut, Michael Cherry (17.414/103.365) was second fastest followed by Ryan Truex (17.532/102.669). Brett Moffitt, Ty Dillon, Miguel Paludo, Darrell Wallace Jr., Eddie MacDonald, Tyler Laing and Kevin Swindell rounded out the top 10. PRACTICE

11:52 a.m. -- Whitt is the first driver to surpass the 103 mph mark.

11:45 a.m. -- Fifteen minutes remaining in first practice and Truex is still on top followed by Whitt, Dillon, Brett Moffitt and Darrell Wallace Jr.

11:30 a.m. -- Truex has regained his position as the fastest car so far with a lap of 17.532 (102.669), followed by Dillon and Whitt.

11:15 a.m. -- Cole Whitt is now atop the speed chart with a fast lap of 17.716 (101.603), followed by Ty Dillon and Truex.

11:05 a.m. -- Of the first group of 12 cars to go out, Ryan Truex was the fastest at 17.931 seconds (100.385) on the half-mile oval. Among the NKNPS East teams that tested here in advance of the race, Truex owns the record for the fastest lap.

11 a.m. -- First practice is underway.

10 a.m. -- There are 26 cars on the ground for the American Fence Association 150 presented by Mayfield Ice Creamier. From the pre-entry list, Ryan Duff and Ali Kern have withdrawn. UPDATED ENTRY LIST

8:30 a.m. -- Race preparations are in full force in the garage. Click HERE for images from the track throughout the day.

7:30 a.m. -- The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East garage is open."

Michael Fast Cherry Is Changing Lanes September 1, 2010 8 PM EST on BET

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Changing Lanes Premieres September 1, 2010

Michael Cherry on Changing Lanes

BTLS Foundation Supports Law Enforcement

Bubba Clem at Tampa Police HQ

Tampa, Florida - BTLS Foundation leader, Bubba Clem donated over $50,000 to survivors of the tragedy in Tampa where two Tampa Police Officers were lost in the line of duty in June. Bubba credits local businesses including Stingray Chevrolet, Winghouse, and his listeners on Sirius / XM and a number of affiliates with support of this most worthy cause. Bubba supports a number of local racers and his team, CRI, has been quite successful in a number of USAC events this year.

Video of the presentation is here.

95 percent of the funds raised go to the worthy causes selected by the Foundation. The Bubba the Love Sponge® Foundation was established as a 501(3)(C) Florida charity in late 2008 by Tampa-based radio talk and entertainment personality Bubba the Love Sponge® as a community awareness and donations vehicle that supports worthy causes and victims.

Changing Lanes | Video | Real Racing - September 1 on BET

Sponsafier Vote Today | Bubba Army

Friend of the site has a car in the lead on the Sponsafier.com contest. Put a vote in for a friend of ours. Clem Racing is a huge supporter of grass roots racing.

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Max Siegel | Changing Lanes Sizzle Reel

Changing Lanes | Revolution Racing | Max Siegel

Max Siegel Know What Makes Them Tick | Television Appearance

Our friend and Revolution Racing team owner Max Siegel appeared on national television today, discussing his new book, Know What Makes Them Tick, Available at Amazon.com .

Tony Stewart and Our Friends at CRI

Photo Credit: Bubba Clem and CRI

First Nascar Win | Huge Photo Mosaic Celebrates Win for Revolution Racing and Michael Cherry

Click to view 1 Meter Image.

Revolution Racing and Fast Michael Cherry won their first Nascar Whelen All American Series Stock Car race at North Carolina's Tri County Speedway. A shout out to all team members and to car owner Max Siegel for making this dream a reality.

Tri-County Motor Speedway is in Hudson, North Carolina, a 4/10 mile banked asphalt track, races weekly on Friday night, and is A NASCAR Home Track facility. The image is 1 meter wide and consists of 1,000 images.

Fast Michael Cherry.

This slideshow consists of many of the images used to create the photomosaic above.

Photo Credit Lori G. Hopper | MyTrackPhotos.com |Copyright FastCherry.Blogspot.com

USAC .25 Live Feed From Disney in Florida

USAC Mopar® .25 Nationals at the

Walt Disney World® Resort

The USAC Mopar® .25 Nationals at the Walt Disney World® Resort are this week at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Friends of the site, Clem Racing Incorporated (CRI) are in attendance. Competitors from ages 5 - 17 run for the checkered flag at the 2010 Mopar Speedzone. The ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex will be hosting some of the best drivers on the USAC circuit as they put the hammer down at Disney. Watch the action on the Live USAC UStream feed below.

Good Luck to CRI and the other Teams in Attendance

Coming to BET This Fall | Changing Lanes

Bubba and Tyler Clem in Victory Lane

Michael Atwell and CRI Five Wins Five Classes

Five for Five for CRI and Tyler Clem

Victory Lane for Revolution Racing

Fast Michael Cherry Celebrates in Victory Lane.
Photo Credit: http://www.mytrackphotos.com/ and Revolution Racing

Revolution Racing | Late Model Win in Carolina Tonite!

The trophy! Photo Courtesy of Wade Leaphart
http://tweetphoto.com/26776544

Florida's Michael Cherry took second place in the first of 2 Features in North Carolina tonight. Tri-County Motor Speedway is located in the heart of NASCAR country, Hudson, North Carolina. The Speedway is a 4/10 mile banked asphalt track far from the dirt-tracks of Florida where Fast Cherry began racing with his family' The best was yet to come.

The Team from Revolution Racing rolled out 1st, 2nd and 3rd for the second feature. Live reports from Wade Leaphart began, "Cherry on the pole, Kasten 2nd and Brunelli 3rd.. " Leaphart continued, "Cherry pulls to nearly a half of a straightaway lead... lap 10.. . . Lap 15.... Cherry still pulling away." Finally Wade reported, "Cherry takes the checkered flag for Revolution Racing's first late model win!!!"

Michael would like to thank Revolution Racing, Max Siegel,the team including Wade Leaphart for nice work in helping put the great sponsorship package together that made this happen tonight!

The trophy! http://tweetphoto.com/26776544

Wild Ride in a Quarter Midget

Friend of the team, Tyler Clem took a wild ride in Florida today. Tyler is OK.

Charity Ride - Bikes For Badges - Support Your Police - That's Our Motto

Bikes for Badges May 22, 2010. Charity Ride

"Support Your Police - That's Our Motto."

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USAC Checkered Flag For Tyler Clem

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CRI Has Record Breaking Weekend in USAC

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Dateline: Braselton Ga:

Overview of this weekends events:

• 3 track record qualifying times
• 5 out of 6 A Main victories.

Clem Racing Inc. (CRI) had its best weekend of racing ever!! Stewart Haas racing Developmental drivers Michael Atwell age 10 and Tyler Clem age 8 competed in the USAC Eastern States Series Championship .25 Next Gen races this past weekend in Braselton Ga. With nearly 100 carsentering the event the competition was stiff.  Tyler qualified 2nd and sat on the outside pole of the Jr Honda race and passed pole sitter Chandler Smith midway thru the race and never looked back as Tyler went on to capture victory in the Jr Honda division A Main.



Tyler then set a new track record in the Briggs Jr Animal Division and sat on the pole of the A Main. As Tyler was passing a lapped car the two tangled knocking off Tylers chain forcing him to come to the pits for a quick repair.  Upon the restart of the race Tyler due to his pit and repair was lined up in the rear of the field, Tyler then managed to pick off the entire field except the leader who had a sizeable lead with 6 laps to go.  A yellow came out due to a wreck, with 5 laps remaining Tyler dove down low on the restart and went on to victory, picking up his 3rd Amain win of the weekend, and a first for Tylers young career. A night before Tyler competed in the QMA Jr Honda division in New Smyrna. Tyler won that A Main as well.

Michael Atwell had a record breaking weekend in Braselton as well. Michael set new track records in 2 of his 3 Divisions. Michael sat on the pole in all three of his races, and won the A mains in Light 160, Briggs SR Animal, and just got nipped on the last lap finishing second to Garrett Jones in the Light Briggs World formula.

Crew Chief Dan Atwell,and owner Bubba Clem, are proud dads with their sons performances this past weekend.  CRI returns to action this weekend in the 2010 QMA FLA STATES RACE this Sunday in New Smyrna Florida.

 CRI would like to take this opportunity to thank the following sponsors, making two little boys dreams come true.

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Fast Michael Cherry Getting Some Pointers from Max Papis

Bobsled Win for United States and Zero Error!

After a tough effort to qualify the Jamaican Bobsled for the 2010 Olympics, Our friend, Derek Fitzgerald of Zero Error Racing (ZE) now reports: "Today was a great day for the ZE bobsled. we won our first event after 10 hard fought years with one of America's up and coming talents in bobsled Ethan Albrecht- Carrie won his first event in the NEW ZE 4 man sled. You cannot imagine how thrilled I am to be telling everyone this. Hey Brookes heres to your true american effort pal!! Being the OTHER manufacturer in America....not Latvia to pull off this type of feat feels wonderful. Thanks to all that encouraged me and the guys at the shop. Without the guys at the shop this company would not be this successful."

Fast Michael Cherry Takes Another Top 10

@revolutionracin After a green-white-checkered, second place last night, the Fast One nails another top 10 at Caraway tonight! Shout out to @revolutionracin

Caraway Speedway Details

@carawayspeedway

Caraway Speedway built in 1966

Dirt track until 1972

Length - .455 mile oval asphalt short track

Location Sophia, NC in Central North Carolina, near Asheboro.

Team Revolution Racing

Victory in Carolina Stock Car

Eye Candy - 12 Hours of Sebring

Porsche, Ferrari, BMW, Corvette, Jaguar, Peugeot, Lola

Official Team Racewear.

Gear Up for the 2010 Revolution with Official Revolution Racewear.

Official Team Shirt is Available Here.

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Fast Michael Cherry

Ferrari Burns at Sebring 2010 - Driver OK

Ferrari Burns at Sebring 2010 - Driver OK

Retail Price (MSRP): $186,925

Distribution One Late Model

The Distribution One Late Model returns to action on April 2 at Tri-County Motor Speedway in Hudson, North Carolina.

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Revolution Racing Hickory Speedway - 3 Cars - 1 Track

Sebastien Bourdais Gives Fan His Second Place Trophy

A driver who planned on winning the Sebring 12 Hours, Sebastien Bourdais,
gave his Second Place Trophy to a resident of Green Park. The fan just
wanted a hat.

Hat Dance

More Victory Celebration

Live From Sebring Victory Lane

Goodnite From Sebring - Peugeot Wins

Into The Final Hour - Top 20 - 12 Hours of Sebring

1 07 P1 Alexander 340 0.000 1 0.000 1:46.213 1:45.704
2 08 P1 Sebastien 340 10.647 2 10.647 1:48.208 1:44.972
3 007 P1 Stefan Muc 337 -3 laps 3 -3 laps 1:52.499 1:46.234
4 6 P2 Sascha Maa 327 -13 laps 1 0.000 1:56.153 1:49.043
5 1 P2 David Brab 322 -18 laps 2 -5 laps 1:54.852 1:47.699
6 8 P1 Jonny Cock 308 -32 laps 4 -32 laps 1:57.512 1:45.550
7 62 GT2 Pierre Kaf 307 -33 laps 1 0.000 2:03.445 2:01.518
8 90 GT2 Dirk Muell 306 -34 laps 2 -1 lap 2:03.845 2:00.985
9 92 GT2 Dirk Werne 306 -34 laps 3 -1 lap 2:02.344 2:01.523
10 45 GT2 Patrick Lo 305 -35 laps 4 -2 laps 2:04.695 2:01.678
11 55 LMPC Mark Wilki 304 -36 laps 1 0.000 2:00.502 1:56.977
12 44 GT2 Richard Li 301 -39 laps 5 -6 laps 3:12.989 2:02.129
13 02 GT2 Guy Cosmo 300 -40 laps 6 -7 laps 3:27.417 2:01.936
14 61 GT2 Nic Jonsso 297 -43 laps 7 -10 laps 2:11.176 2:02.670
15 3 GT2 Johnny O'C 295 -45 laps 8 -12 laps 3:09.834 2:02.268
16 4 GT2 Olivier Be 295 -45 laps 9 -12 laps 2:05.545 2:01.836
17 81 GTC Leh Keen 288 -52 laps 1 0.000 2:12.165 2:07.355
18 99 LMPC Elton Juli 286 -54 laps 2 -18 laps 2:03.511 1:57.291
19 23 GTC Jan-Dirk L 284 -56 laps 2 -4 laps 2:11.845 2:08.812
20 80 GTC Gonzalez/D 281 -59 laps 3 -7 laps 2:10.730 2:08.579

Two Hours Remain - Top 20

1 07 P1 Alexander 306 0.000 1 0.000 1:49.070 1:45.704
2 08 P1 Nicolas Mi 306 5.257 2 5.257 1:49.170 1:44.972
3 007 P1 Adrian Fer 303 -3 laps 3 -3 laps 1:52.302 1:46.234
4 6 P2 Sascha Maa 293 -13 laps 1 0.000 1:53.206 1:49.043
5 1 P2 David Brab 288 -18 laps 2 -5 laps 1:53.402 1:47.699
6 8 P1 Emanuele P 282 -24 laps 4 -24 laps 1:58.274 1:45.550
7 62 GT2 Gianmaria 275 -31 laps 1 0.000 2:02.758 2:01.518
8 90 GT2 Andy Priau 275 -31 laps 2 118.120 2:03.760 2:00.985
9 92 GT2 Tommy Miln 275 -31 laps 3 119.596 2:03.420 2:01.523
10 55 LMPC Mark Wilki 273 -33 laps 1 0.000 2:02.341 1:56.977
11 45 GT2 Jorg Bergm 272 -34 laps 4 -3 laps 2:02.968 2:01.678
12 01 GT2 Scott Shar 270 -36 laps 5 -5 laps 2:06.912 2:01.872
13 44 GT2 Darren Law 270 -36 laps 6 -5 laps 2:05.357 2:02.129
14 02 GT2 Joao Barbo 269 -37 laps 7 -6 laps 2:06.146 2:01.936
15 61 GT2 Eric van d 267 -39 laps 8 -8 laps 2:06.984 2:02.670
16 3 GT2 Jan Magnus 264 -42 laps 9 -11 laps 2:03.894 2:02.268
17 4 GT2 Oliver Gav 264 -42 laps 10 -11 laps 2:03.131 2:01.836
18 81 GTC Butch Leit 258 -48 laps 1 0.000 2:11.266 2:07.355
19 99 LMPC Elton Juli 256 -50 laps 2 -17 laps 2:03.148 1:57.291
20 23 GTC Jan-Dirk L 254 -52 laps 2 -4 laps 4:56.107 2:08.812

Patron Ferrari Burns in Front of Patron Suite

Turn 17 - Patron Ferrari erupts in ball of fire in Front of Patron Suite. Driver Scott Sharp is out of car under own power.

Webcast Location - Hairpin Drive - Since 3:30 am EST

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Two and One-Half Hours Until Checkered Flag

1 07 P1 Alexander 291 0.000 1 0.000 3:59.198 1:45.704

2 08 P1 Nicolas Mi 291 3.187 2 3.187 3:46.804 1:44.972

3 007 P1 Adrian Fer 287 -4 laps 3 -4 laps 3:45.843 1:46.234

4 6 P2 Sascha Maa 279 -12 laps 1 0.000 3:09.918 1:49.043

5 1 P2 David Brab 273 -18 laps 2 -6 laps 2:25.073 1:47.699

6 8 P1 Emanuele P 270 -21 laps 4 -21 laps 2:29.627 1:45.550

7 62 GT2 Melo/Kaffe 262 -29 laps 1 0.000 2:32.184 2:01.518

8 92 GT2 Tommy Miln 261 -30 laps 2 -1 lap 3:01.150 2:01.523

9 90 GT2 Andy Priau 261 -30 laps 3 -1 lap 3:01.506 2:00.985

10 55 LMPC Mark Wilki 260 -31 laps 1 0.000 4:12.186 1:56.977

Race Control - Behind This Door ...

Green Park From Control Tower

Sebring 12 Hours - Race Update - Top Ten - Lap 210 - 4:45 Left to Go

1 07 P1 Marc Gene 227 0.000 1 0.000 1:47.440 1:45.704

2 08 P1 Sebastien 226 -1 lap 2 -1 lap 1:49.234 1:44.972

3 007 P1 Stefan Muc 223 -4 laps 3 -4 laps 1:50.094 1:46.888

4 1 P2 Simon Page 221 -6 laps 1 0.000 1:49.839 1:47.699

5 6 P2 Greg Picke 216 -11 laps 2 -5 laps 1:55.850 1:49.313

6 8 P1 Paul Drays 210 -17 laps 4 -17 laps 2:04.535 1:45.550

7 62 GT2 Gianmaria 203 -24 laps 1 0.000 2:03.176 2:01.583

8 45 GT2 Jorg Bergm 202 -25 laps 2 -1 lap 2:04.969 2:01.678

9 92 GT2 Tommy Miln 202 -25 laps 3 -1 lap 2:03.243 2:01.524

10 90 GT2 Joey Hand 202 -25 laps 4 -1 lap 2:03.805 2:00.985

Mystery in Peugeot Pit Box Area 58 - What is This?

Race Driver William aka RDW, Investigative Reporter and Soap Box Derby Champ spotted this in Sebring today. Post an answer to the question: What is this? - Post answer or comment here or on Twitter Label #PeugeotMystery58. Follow RDW at Twitter.com/motorsports or Sebring Communications Director Twitter.com/sebringraceway

Speed TV Compound in Pits

GT2 Hour 3 Standings - Ferrari - BMW - Corvette- Porsche

8 62 GT2 Jaime Melo Ferrari 430 GT 85 -9 lap -99.099 1 --- 2:02.744 2:01.583 37 2 57 12:36:34.252 Gianmaria Bruni

9 92 GT2 Tommy Milner BMW E92 M3 84 -10 lap -1 lap 2 -1 lap 2:03.960 2:02.101 35 2 55 12:32:37.140 Bill Auberlen

10 4 GT2 Emmanuel Collard Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 84 -10 lap -10.625 3 -1 lap 2:04.567 2:01.836 44 2 57 12:36:54.827 Olivier Beretta

11 45 GT2 Marc Lieb Porsche 911 GT3 RSR 84 -10 lap -0.261 4 -1 lap 2:04.586 2:02.224 44 2 58 12:38:57.915 Patrick Long

Sebring Top Five Overall - Time 2:37 - Complete - Lap 80

1 08 P1 Pedro Lamy 80 0.000 1 0.000 1:48.532 1:45.225

2 07 P1 Marc Gene 80 19.959 2 19.959 1:48.721 1:45.704

3 007 P1 Stefan Muc 80 51.653 3 51.653 1:47.817 1:47.037

4 8 P1 Jonny Cock 79 -1 lap 4 -1 lap 1:49.626 1:45.550

5 1 P2 Marino Fra 78 -2 laps 1 0.000 1:49.588 1:48.306

Low Flyer at Hairpin Helicopter

Chopper at The Hairpin

Scanner - Speed Channel Director's Scanner Frequency

450.1875

Green Flag at The Hairpin

Live From The Pits

Sebring International Raceway - Weather - Perfect

Sunrise in About Three Hours

Sebring International Raceway - 3:30 AM

Silence and darkness at the hairpin. Occasional loud music and laughter
drifts across the track from Green Park where thousands of campers are
waiting for the 10:30 am start.

Sebring 12 Hours Pole Update

Here are some more details:

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/82259

Breaking News - BMW Fails Tech at Sebring 2010 - Loses Pole!

12 Hours of Sebring - Porsche will be on the pole tomorrow for GT-2, after Number 90 BMW failed the stall test. Must have been a leaky intake manifold. The Number 45 Porsche is now on GT2 pole. According to PaddockTalk.com, "a mechanical issue caused a technical infraction and dashed the team’s chances of a front row start. The mechanical issue which caused the infraction has been identified and corrected."

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Mobile Timing Scoring

Mobile Timing Scoring

http://scoring.americanlemans.com/m

Sebring 12 Hours Qualifying Video - GT Class

Sebring 12 Hours Qualifying Video

 

Sebring Race Control Radio Frequency

Race Control 451.1750

According to the IMSA Rules:

"Teams may not use any radio transmission scheme between the team and driver which would not be understandable using a standard scanner at any time during any qualifying session or race event."  IMSA Rule 5.9.5

The Complete Rule Book is available for download here for free: 

In Car Camera Lap From Sebring

Practice Crash Photo Sequence

Live Feed From Track - When Available

Direct Link to Video Feed Here.

Truth in 24 Hours

Sebring 12 Hours Web Gallery

Live Timing and Scoring

All sessions will have live timing and scoring here: http://www.imsaracing.net/2003/lt/ltc.html

Number 08 Diesel on its way around Turn 16 on its way to the long airport runway straight and Sunset Bend. Next stop 180 mph Plus.

Photo Credit Race Driver William

Live from Sebring International Raceway

Race Driver William will be live from @sebringraceway Sebring Raceway at the hairpin turn. and in the pits. Follow on Twitter.com/motorsports.

Fast Cherry - Pit In - Carolina

Patron Photo Session

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Fast Michael Cherry on Carolina Opener

“We ran good tonight, all things considered,” said Cherry. “We had the carburetor issue in the first race that really took us out of contention, so it was good to rebound in the second race and run up front with the leaders. I’m happy to get out of here with a solid top-five finish and the Distribution One late model in one piece.”

Cherry returns to action April 2 at Tri-County Motor Speedway in Hudson, North Carolina.

Sebring Test Session

Live From Sebring 12 Network Test

Atlanta Whelen Modified In-Car Video

NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour practice at Atlanta Motor Speedway on Friday, March 5, 2010.

Fast Cherry in Atlanta for Big Race

Michael Cherry Nascar

Stewart Haas Devlopment Driver Quarter Midget

Friend Derek Fitzgerald of Zero Error Racing and Driver Tyler Clem of CRI, along with his proud dad have a beautiful new hauler and new car. Here are a few shots from the track in Florida.

For Sale - Slightly Used 2 Man Bobsleigh - Olympics 2014

For Sale - Slightly Used Bobsleigh
















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The sled has Bodine-type steering with all top of the line components. It is also FIBT legal and all updates done per rules. Derek Fitzgerald will also advise if you purchase. This is a great piece of American Craftsmanship. Please be advised the buyer is responsible for pick up and /or shipping, Zero Error Racing, Inc., will provide additional information upon request for buyer to obtain shipping quotes. Sled can be packaged on pallets and loaded on to truck with our forklift. Zero Error will supply the man power to load the sled. All expenses for shipping to be covered by the buyer. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact Zero Error at 724-346-5898.

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