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[Dirty*]

Dirty what about Super Buggy ?

After a four-position inversion of yesterday’s qualifying results, Eric Fitch started on the pole in his #97 General Tire/Action Auto Racing Foddrill, but was unable to capitalize on that good fortune, as he got out of shape at the end of the whoop section and spun out on the opening lap. This held up several drivers, and helped put Doug Fortin into the lead in his #96 Fortin Racing, Inc./BFGoodrich Tires Racer, and Fortin was followed by Mike Porter, Steven Greinke, Dave Mason Jr., and Larry Job in the top five. The top five held their positions for the first four laps, with Fortin and Porter pulling away up front. On lap five, Garrett George moved up to fifth in his #71 Anenberg/Yokohama Funco, and at the head of the field, Fortin was now opening up a gap on Porter as he continued to lead. At the Competition Yellow, Fortin led Porter, Greinke, Mason Jr., and George in the top five, and on the restart, a bunch-up at the exit of turn four caught slowed Porter, Greinke, Mason Jr., and George, handing Fortin some extra cushion. George picked up a spot after the bunch-up, and on the next lap, he moved up to a podium position when Greinke bicycled in turn three and left the door open on the inside. Greinke quickly tried to battle back, and a hot race for third opened up between he and Greinke, with Mason Jr. waiting patiently on Greinke’s back bumper for either George or Greinke to make even the smallest mistake. A rollover by Robb Harvey then brought out a full course caution, and the running order was the same up front when racing resumed. However, George got tangled up in turn one on the restart, dropping him to the back of the pack, painstakingly close to the end of the race. George’s misfortune put Greinke back up to third, with Job now fourth and Mason Jr. fifth. From this point, the running order in the top five stayed the same, and despite a strong charge by Porter, it was Fortin who picked up his third win on the trot, followed by Porter in the #8 Mickey Thompson/Redline Performance Alumi Craft, Greinke in the #23 SC Fuels/Concourse Racer, Job in the #7 Supercross.com/Toyo Tires Alumi Craft, and Mason Jr. in the #65 Competitive Metals/Jamar Alumi Craft.

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[tyler93]

Does Robby Woods have his new truck out there? If he does, someone gets pics!!

[Dirty*]

Here's one Tyler. More to come.

[tyler93]

Looks awesome. Thanks Dirty!

[Dirty*]

Check out this billet aluminum rock guard and aluminum skin.




Welds are always top notch at this pit. No bird nuggets on RW99s truck.






Every single tube on Robby Woods #99 Pro 2 is engraved and can be machined for easy replacement or build.

[Shaun_Kite]

Whats going on with that rear coil?

[GunnSlinger]

Whats going on with that rear coil?

... Top secret

[LEADFOOT42]

What a "Congradulations to Eric Barron for winning his first p4 race in miller. How did pro buggy go? Mason Jr.?

[Big Hock]

Slight change of subject, but I just saw round 4 in Elsinore on tv and wondered if King Carl ever got penalized for taking Robby Woods out of the race? I'm guessing no....

[pdailey]

Funny you bring that up. I heard of a couple of BS black flags were dished out to some guys who were very vocal about racing "that other series" this weekend. I heard even Carl got one but, of course, it was reversed...

Got to love politics.