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Much more to come later on this race, but it was a good night for Jac and the team at Knoxville. A front runner in all of his races, Jac started top five in the feature and more importantly, finished top five in the feature. His 3rd place finish also moved the team up to 7th in WoO points..

Yearly results can be found at the following link: <RESULTS HERE>

So this is getting to the point where you have to wonder if we'll ever race again. Two more rainouts over the weekend - Husets and Knoxville. That makes for six actual races and nine rainouts this season. That has to be some kind of record. Jac really wanted to hit Eldora and the All Star race on Saturday night, but the team was already situated in South Dakota and spending the fuel money to get all the way over there and then have to come all the way back just didn't make it a logical thing to do. The only good thing from the weekend is that WoO and Knoxville officials agreed to reschedule that race to this Saturday night. Keep your fingers crossed!

If you would like to read a nice story on Jac by Tony of the WoO: <CLICK HERE>

We finally got another race in! (granted, only one of the scheduled two). I don't think many people thought Friday's race would actually happen, but everyone was happy to see that be just the case. Jac was out early for qualifying, and that hurt him - the track got faster as time trials wore on. He made the transfer though his heat nonetheless though, and started deep in the feature (9th row).

Classic Wild Child style at Eldora though - he was beating and banging the wall down and was up to 6th with about 10 laps to go. Problem is, you usually need all four wheels to stay on to finish the race, and the right front spindle/wheel came rolling off and put Jac in the pits with an unfortunate DNF and 19th place finish. The car was good though - and with a little luck, you're going to see some good finishes in the near future!

Saturday of course, was a rain/snow/sleet out. You gotta love Ohio weather in April.

You've Gotta Start Somewhere
Milwaukee, WI — By Rob McCuen, Team Writer
Posted February 13, 2008

Florida is not for the faint of heart. Six shows in six days and a huge field of predominate teams from every corner of Sprint Car racing's elite--it's kind of like running the Knoxville Nationals every single night. Pretenders don't come to Florida in February.

Volusia is a big and bad, hairy half-mile with sandy, tire-eating terrain that is notorious for keeping crew chiefs guessing. <more from Carnahan Motorsports>