I already have my presidential campaign in full swing, thank you. First thing I will do as president of these wonderful United States will be to outlaw all the Chinese-type Sweat Shop Midget Bowls in the United States. No more penny purses and no more midget promoters driving around in Bentleys and Lamborghinis. I am also planning a huge political send off presidential rally underneath the Tulsa Driller. I just hope he doesn't have to take a piss during my speech. Stay tuned for more campaign promises.

The Million: When the fine particulates settled in the cool Ohio night, Jac Haudenschild, a Buckeye from Wooster was the winner of the $200,000 top prize, the largest ever for a single sprint car feature. "Haud", Stevie Smith, Dickie Gaines, and J.J. Yeley ran closely together in the waning laps of a highly entertaining 40 lap feature. We couldn't be happier for Haudenschild, an outlaw's outlaw who added some cash to his family coffers. Repeatedly, Jac put his #4 in places that others didn't. He bounced off the turn one wall on several occasions. To be fair, many did run the high groove but nobody was up there as consistently high as "Haud". If you are scoring at home, the well-traveled Haudenschild now has to his credit, three Kings Royals, one Historical Big One, two Gold Cups, and a MOPAR Million victory in his brilliant, and underrated career. The man can carry a car! …Haud's ride was tuned by Mike Thurman. The engine was built by Fisher. The chassis was a standard Maxim four-bar car.

http://hammerdownusa.com/HaudenschildJac.htm

My sincere apologies to SHORTBUS. No disrespect intended.

Looks like it's on the schedule now, Don. Scroll to the bottom of the page.

http://www.comcast.com/Corporate/Pro...vents&lpos=Nav

Jerry

is the GRADY WADE that raced sprints and NCRA supers

Nope, just named after him. Although we've met a couple of times at the Chili Bowl which is just another reason to love it.:applaud: