| SIGHTS OF THE
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| The Riverhead Raceway Indian always
salutes visitors. |
The "wheel-eye" view of the
pits. |
Figure 8 #10 team of George Sprague and
2001 Blunderbust Champion, Chris Chirico team have a talk while
waiting to practice. |
Lew Hallock measures his toe (for those
who don't know, I mean the angle of his wheels, not his big toe on his
foot). |
This Blunderbust earns the best saying
award from Long Island Jam. |
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| The Lost Boys are found, the #10 Tom Slee
and #48 Mike Meola. After the picture shoot, they were lost
again but found at the track later in the evening. |
The VW Beetle Convertible, one of the
pace cars for Riverhead Raceway. |
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| SUPER PRO
TRUCKS |
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| #11x Brian Schwarz, #5 Frank Dumicich,
and #8 Frank Dumicich, Jr. |
#46 Lenny Costa just can't catch a break
lately. |
Opening night winner, #66 Mike Albasini
hasn't seen much success since his first career win. |
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| BLUNDERBUSTS |
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| #51 Artie Pedersen, #61 Chris Busick, and
#00 Tommy Walkowiak are three veterans who are having a tough go in
2003. |
#88 Anthony Aiello is another veteran
having a tough early 2003. |
#00 Tommy Walkowiak, #87 Chris Chirico,
and #65 Sean Byrne are all capable of winning on any given night. |
#6 Scott Sepe "The Grey Primer
Ghost" has been very potent in the early goings of 2003. |
4-wide is never a good situation, as #55
Bobby Gardner, #3 Doug Watson, #23 Eugene Malverty, and #65 Sean Byrne
try the fit of a four-wide sandwich. |
| CHARGERS |
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| Two talented young guns, the #2 Jeremy
McDermott and #89x Chris McGuire. |
The #01 Rob Tribuzio has had a good start
to the 2003 year and alongside him is the #99 Jack Orlando. |
#58 Richie Hubbard, #10 Brad Van Houten,
#43 Ray Minieri, and #00 Mike Bologna mingle. |
#22x John Denniston and #81 Chris Turbush
are two representatives of the youth movement in the Chargers. |
#99 Jack Orlando, #17x Rusty Turbush, and
#8 Dan Turbush are two savvy veterans ready to win at any given
moment. |
