| SIGHTS OF THE
TRACK |
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| Bill Denniston, Barbara
Cromarty, Jerry Cook, and Jim Cromarty greet the racing community with
their yearly good luck speech. |
Many showed to hear what
the management have in store for 2004. |
Many many many
showed. Extra points to those who can find Waldo! |
Iron Man Welding, welding
cars with iron strong welds for many years. |
Mike Capiello, the
gatekeeper of Turn 4. |
| SUPER
PRO TRUCKS |
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| #97 Dave Koenig looked
strong but his luck was a bit weak. |
#1 Lou Maestri gets
sideways with the #42 Frank Dumicich Jr. trying to avoid getting
involved. |
#30 Shaun Gouldbury gets
close to the #5 Frank Dumicich. |
#38 Dan Grennan and
friends in victory lane. |
Grennan family in victory
lane. |
| BLUNDERBUSTS |
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| #77 Jason Carpenter looked
strong on Saturday in the former Slee mount. |
#20 George Crockett had a
rough going in his first attempt of 2004. |
#23 Eugene Malverty goes
to pass the #28 Dennis Scott on his way to victory. |
#23 Eugene Malverty in
victory lane. |
The Malverty family
celebrating. |
| CHARGERS |
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| #75 Rat Pack in victory
lane. |
#75 Steve Ratti looked
strong, and his win just confirms that. |
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