Pit & Track Photos 68 |
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January 25, 2008
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Chili Bowl 2008 Friday Photos from our camera, cell phone or were e-mailed to me |
Our LOK Enterprises Chili Bowl crew (l to r) DOK, LOK, Kelly, Bobby, and Justin. Not pictured Darrell, who was helping Travis Berryhill, and Vicky & Sandy who were in the stands ready to watch Jason's 1st midget run. Jason was getting into his driver's suit. |
The #8j CanDo/Fontana sits ready for Friday night action. |
Thomas & Heather came by to visit and wish us well. Here they pose with Sandy & Vicky next to the 8J. |
More visiting as we all wait for the nights events to begin. |
We were all there waiting...well we weren't sure where Jason was, but after this things picked up as we were in a rock-n-roll mode the rest of the night. |
This is Bob...how can I help you. Even when you're away from work, work always seem to find you. I believe after this phone call Bobby's phone suddenly quit working. |
I think Kelly's waiting for that driver to show up...she sure has a grip on that jack handle doesn't she. |
Here's a nice shot of Jason Standing next to the car on Tuesday morning before practice. As you can see in the photo below things can happen. |
From Kevin Eckert's Open Wheel Times Column In the first midget race of his life, Jason Holt was upside-down. In his second midget race, Holt won a last chance. His ride was a Fontana fielded by Don O'Keefe, who made first midget start since Watsonville 2002. Daron Clayton's brother-in-law Justin Kinser crewed on the sky blue Linda O'Keefe (LOK) Enterprises entries lettered In Memory of Travis Bickel, an Oklahoma City native who became a road racing technician for Chip Ganassi. Travis was a victim of cardiac arrest in August. His father Mike was a 100-inch supermod racer who once (1987) allowed me into his home at 7am to send a Speedway Scene column through his phone as Travis readied for high school. |
Jason recovered to win the last chance race, run the qualifier and then finish 9th in the 2nd B main on Friday which put us on the front row of the 2nd E main Saturday night. |
STEPHEN HOLMAN / Tulsa World |
