CORR: Fort Dodge preview
EXXON Superflo Series returns to Midwest Off-Road Raceway to start second half of 2001 season Avon, Ind. (July 24, 2001) - As the 2001 CORR EXXON Superflo Series heads into the second half of the season, Pro-4 driver Rob MacCachren, Scott Taylor ...
EXXON Superflo Series returns to Midwest Off-Road Raceway to start second half of 2001 season
Avon, Ind. (July 24, 2001) - As the 2001 CORR EXXON Superflo Series heads into the second half of the season, Pro-4 driver Rob MacCachren, Scott Taylor (Pro-2) and Steve Federico (Pro-Lite) hold the top spots in the Pro Series. With three rounds and 60 points available at the Midwest Off-Road Championships this weekend, their lead can diminish quickly.
Round 2, which was postponed due to inclement weather in May, will be made up during the July 27-29 event. The CORR EXXON Superflo Pro Series will start the weekend on Friday night (July 27) at 6:00 p.m. The Sportsman Series will race two rounds on Saturday, July 28, along with Round 9 of the Pro Series. The Pro and Sportsman divisions will race Round 10 on Sunday, July 29.
MacCachren's TrailMaster/BF Goodrich Ford returns to Fort Dodge, where he won in Round 1. Since then, he accumulated four wins along with a second and third place finish. His 38-point lead over second-place driver Curt LeDuc (130 to 92) will be tested, as LeDuc, Jason Baldwin, Scott Douglas and Johnny Greaves are eager to challenge the Tour 2000 champion in the second-half of 2001.
In the Pro-2 division, Scott Taylor's EXXON Superflo Ford captured his first win of 2001 in Round 1, and will enter the event with a 124 to 98 lead over Evan Evans. Evans and Kevin Probst moved closer to Taylor as each driver won in Rounds 7 and 8 in Bark River.
Pro-Lite Rookie Steve Federico, the 2000 Single Buggy champion, stunned the Championship Off-Road Racing world when overtook 2000 Pro-Lite champion Jeff Kincaid in the point standings in his Ingles Market/Mountain Dew Toyota. His win in Round 8 propelled him to a 10-point lead, 97 to 87.
With Kincaid, Art Schmitt, and Jason Crowder chasing him, Federico will have several trucks in his rear-view mirror as he attempts to maintain his lead both in the Pro-Lite division as well as the Kumho Tire Rookie of the Year standings.
Tickets for the three rounds of racing are $10.00 on Friday, $20.00 for Satruday, and $20.00 for Sunday. A weekend pass for Saturday and Sunday can be purchased for $35.00. For more information for the Midwest Off-Road Championships, contact Jim and Sue Ricke at 515-573-8745 or visit www.morracing.com.
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CORR RACE SCHEDULE FOR FORT DODGE
July 27-29, 2001
Tentative
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY GATES OPEN 7:00 AM 7:00 AM 7:00 AM REGISTRATION 11AM-2PM PRO 7:00-8 AM 1-6PM-Sportsman
TECH INSPECTION 8AM-2PM 7:00AM-9:30AM 7:00AM-9:30AM (PRO)
TECH INSPECTION 1-6 PM 7:00AM-9:30AM 7:00AM-9:30AM (Sportsman)
DRIVERS MEETING 2:30 PM 8:45 AM 8:45 AM
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 9:30 Practice (3-laps) Practice (3-laps) 11:00 Light Buggy Light Buggy 11:25 Single Buggy 11:30 Single Buggy 11:50 Super Buggy 12:00 Super Buggy 12:15 Stock 12:30 Stock 12:40 Sportsman 2 1:00 Sportsman 2 1:30 Pro-Lite 2:15 Pro-Lite 2:00 Pro-2 2:50 Pro-2 2:30 Pro-4 3:25 Pro-4 3:00-3:30 Pro Practice 3:00 Light Buggy 6:00pm Pro-Lite 3:25 Single Buggy 6:30pm Pro-2 3:50 Super Buggy 7:00pm Pro-4 4:15 Stock 4:40 Sportsman 2
-CORR
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