Keith & Debbie Shipherd's Wingless Spec Sprint web site has stories, info & photos of California's Spec Sprint tracks and groups. They have (with permission) posted Norm Bogan's Spec Sprint Explosion on the site that appears in the June issue of Flat Out magazine. |
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We finally ran! Last Saturday night at Lincoln Park Speedway (Putnamville In.) things fell in place where we got things dirty. After Linda returning late Friday night from the west coast and with the help of Jason & Kelly Holt, Travis Berryhill, Micheal Bridges & his girl friend Jessica, I turned my 1st laps of the 2009 season. It was all about getting lap time as we hadn't run any laps for about 10 months. I was fairly happy with everything except for the motor getting a little warm towards the end. We ended up 13th out of 19 cars. Linda & I had things loaded up to run our midget with the PowrI group the next 3 nights but a call from work has her on her way to Florida and all the midget stuff unloaded...well maybe next week. DOK |
Keith & Debbie Shipherd's Wingless Spec Sprint web site has stories, info & photos of California's Spec Sprint tracks and groups. They have (with permission) posted Norm Bogan's Spec Sprint Explosion on the site that appears in the June issue of Flat Out magazine. |
Saturday June 6, we finally got our 1st laps of the 2009 season. Photo at right taken during Lincoln Park main action. The photo below Linda took right before we started the clean-up process. The driving part is still more fun than the clean-up. |
