McMahan Looking Forward to California
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INDIANAPOLIS – With little rest and many miles of cross-country travel ahead of them, the World of Outlaws (WoO) Sprint Series is ready for it’s final west coast trip of the 2007 racing season. Tony Stewart Racing’s (TSR) Paul McMahan is no different as he’s looking forward to a night of racing in his home state of California. Making the journey from the upper Midwest, the No. 20 TSR/Bass Pro Shops/Eagle team will head to Thunderbowl Raceway in Tulare, Calif., on Saturday, Oct. 13, for only the second time this season.Entering this weekend’s competition, the No. 20 TSR/Bass Pro Shops/Eagle team is ranked eighth in the WoO Sprint Series Championship standings with 8,937 points. The team has earned two victories, seven quick time awards, 14 top-five finishes and 37 top-10 finish in 68 starts this season.
The single-day World of Outlaws Sprint Series event at the Thunderbowl Raceway will pay tribute to Dave Helm, a former car owner and longtime friend of McMahan. The Dave Helm Memorial is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 13 with pit gates opening at 3 p.m. PST and grandstands opening to the public at 5 p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. Thunderbowl Raceway is a 1/3-mile high-banked dirt oval located at the Tulare Fairgrounds.
Race tickets can be purchased by calling 559-688-0909. Race fans can also listen to all the action from the Thunderbowl Raceway on the DIRTVision.com cybercast, as well as on the DIRT Radio Network. Visit www.DIRTVision.com for more information on all the features, includ
It is so good that you are covering Stewarts WoO teams. Without RMRP being open in Colorado, we don’t get to see many races.
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Thank you. I know the feeling.Before coming to Indiana I lived in Northern Michigan and the only track we had was a 3/8 mile dirt track whose claim to fame was that Tim Fedewa was rookie of the year many years ago. Here I’m fortunate to have several tracks within a 2 drive.
I’m gonna head to Tulare this weekend… I didn’t get to see Paul at Chico or Calistoga.