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SBRS: NAT: Conor Daly VIR weekend summary

Daly takes the big $350,000 prize for winning the Skip Barber National Championship After posting his fifth Series win of the season on Saturday October 4th at VIR, Indeck/Cytomax driver Conor Daly won the Skip Barber National Championship ...

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Daly takes the big $350,000 prize for winning the Skip Barber National Championship

After posting his fifth Series win of the season on Saturday October 4th at VIR, Indeck/Cytomax driver Conor Daly won the Skip Barber National Championship presented by Mazda with a second place finish on Sunday October 5th. With the championship on the line going into the final round, Daly just had to finish 11th or better if Brazilian pole sitter Felipe Polehtto managed to win the final race. After leading much of the race, Daly settled for a safe second place to championship runner up, Josef Newgarden.

The championship prize of $350,000 towards a drive in the Pro Mazda series for 2009 was presented by Mazda Motorsports manager, John Doonan.

On October 11th, Daly will travel to Europe for the following month where he will join Newgarden as part of Team USA. They will contest the Formula Ford Festivals in Brands Hatch and Silverstone.

Sixteen year old Conor Daly, son of former Formula One/Indy Car driver turned TV commentator Derek Daly, won the 2008 Skip Barber National Championship presented by Mazda and won the Ontario Formula Ford Championship Rookie of the Year with Brian Graham Racing. He also did selected karting events. Conor races his karts exclusively on Bridgestone tires and is sponsored by INDECK Forsythe Racing, Cytomax Performance Drink, Pedigo Chevrolet, The College Network, Tom Lange Company, Aprilia and Alpinestars.

-credit: www.conordaly.net

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