City changes ticket and fine process

By Sandra Dibble (Contact) Union-Tribune Staff Writer

2:00 a.m. January 10, 2009

ROSARITO BEACH — U.S. visitors who commit infractions such as speeding, running a red light or parking by a fire hydrant in the tourist-oriented city of Rosarito Beach now receive tickets printed in English and Spanish.

The city also now allows drivers to pay fines by mail to a U.S. postal box rather than follow the officer to the police station and face a municipal judge.

Mayor Hugo Torres said the measures are intended as a convenience for foreign visitors, but also to decrease the possibility of an encounter with a dishonest police officer who demands payment on the spot.

The tickets list 23 common infractions and the fines they entail, in both pesos and dollars. Driving without headlights, $17.50; parking in a taxi zone, $21.90; rolling through a stop sign, $43.85. The city cuts the fines in half for visitors who pay within 15 days.

The fines are the same for Mexican drivers. Only members of Rosarito's 25-member tourist police force have been authorized to issue tickets to foreign drivers, said the city's secretary of public safety, Jorge Eduardo Montero Alvarez.

When a foreigner is stopped away from tourist areas, “the policeman has to call a tourism officer to issue the ticket,” Montero said. Drivers can appear before a judge if they want to contest the ticket.

The measures come as Rosarito Beach has been reaching out for tourists. Reports of violence, the U.S. economic downturn and clogged border crossings have left Baja California tourist destinations struggling economically in recent months.

Baja California's deputy tourism secretary, Ives Lelevier, said other municipalities in the state have instituted bilingual ticket programs, namely Tijuana, Mexicali and Ensenada.

Rosarito Beach's previous mayoral administration had started a bilingual ticket program, but it had been abandoned for months by the time Torres took office in December 2007, Montero said. Torres launched the new program last month.

Tijuana does not have a separate bilingual ticket, but part of its regular tickets are translated into English.

Alfonso Saenz, Tijuana's transit chief, said all ticketed drivers in his city are required to appear in person before a municipal judge who sets the fine. Especially with tourism down, Saenz said, officers have been encouraged to use their judgment and issue a warning to foreign drivers who may be unfamiliar with the area.

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The Lucas Oil American Off-Road Series Kicks Up the Dirt For The 2009 Short Course Season

Hesperia, CA - (January 9, 2009) - Lucas Oil American Off-Road Series will kick off its 2009 inaugural season on April 4th & 5th at the Primm Valley Motorsports Complex in Primm, NV.

"Lucas Oil American Off-Road Series will prove to be the premier short course racing series in 2009."
- Tony Vanillo, CEO, Lucas Oil American Off-Road Series

The 2009 schedule is as follows:
April 4-5 Primm Valley Motorsports Complex, Primm NV
May 2-3 Speedworld Motorsports Park, Wittmann, AZ
June 27-28 Kal Gard Motorsports Complex, Lake Elsinore, CA
Aug 22-23 Kal Gard Motorsports Complex, Lake Elsinore, CA
Oct 17-18 Speedworld Motorsports Park, Wittmann, AZ
Nov 14-15 Primm Valley Motorsports Complex, Primm, NV

"Lucas Oil Products is lending its full support to Tony and Sherry Vanillo, to help guide short course off-road racing in a new direction. Lucas Oil has been involved in off-road racing for almost twenty years and I cannot remember a time when the sport has needed leadership more than now. I believe the Vanillos have the right business concept, the sponsorship support, driver support and promoter involvement to make this new series viable. Lucas Oil is committed to this Series and is proud to have it called the Lucas Oil American Off Road Series. Lucas Oil Studios will be providing the television production services, with 13 original one hour HD
episodes airing on SPEED. Additional coverage of selected classes within this Series will also be featured on the Outdoor Channel." - Bob Patison, Executive Vice-President, Lucas Oil Products

"We are very excited to be involved with the series and to be working with companies like Lucas Oil and General Tire. This marks a new and great direction in off-road motorsports. We are proud to be a part of it."
- Mike DeFord, Bully Dog Technologies

"General Tire is proud to be apart of the Lucas Oil American Off-Road Series in its inaugural year. General Tire has had a long standing partnership with Lucas Oil and this is just the next step in our continued support of Lucas Oil events. We are committed to providing products for short course racing in 2009 and will continue to support the off-road community with the same excitement General Tire brought to desert racing in 2008."
- Travis Roffler, Director of Marketing, General Tire

This high impact, televised series will showcase the following 2WD & 4WD truck classes:

Unlimited 4 Full-size 4WD race vehicles, V8 engines, 800 + HP
Unlimited 2 Full-size 2WD race vehicles, V8 engines, 800 + HP
Unlimited Lite Compact/Mid-sized 2WD race vehicles, 4 cylinder engines, 300 HP
Super Lite Mid-size 2WD, two seat, 200 HP
Unlimited Buggy 1650 cc water-cooled 4 cylinder and VW Type 1 engine
Limited Buggy 1600 cc VW Type 1 engine
KART Single seat, custom-built mini race trucks, Drivers 8 - 15 yrs old. 50 MPH

Additional Sponsors and Sponsorship packages will be announced in upcoming weeks.

About Lucas Oil American Off-Road Series
Lucas Oil American Off-Road Series was formed by Tony Vanillo in 2009. Lucas Oil American Off-Road Series is based in Hesperia, California and is a short course racing sanctioning body. The series was born from a style of racing which began in the early 70's and hit mainstream in 2006. Lucas Oil American Off-Road Series brings intense, adrenaline, action-packed racing to spectators and television viewers. www.americanoffroadseries.com

Racing News: NASCAR Reaches Settlement in Discrimination Lawsuit

SEMA eNews, Vol. 12, No. 1 - Jan 08, 2009
Racing News: NASCAR Reaches Settlement in Discrimination Lawsuit

SETTLEMENT: NASCAR reached a settlement with former series official Mauricia Grant in her discrimination lawsuit against the sanctioning body. The arrangements of the December 18 settlement were not released.

NO GO: The Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix has been canceled for the 2009 season because of the Michigan economy. The event featuring the IndyCar Series and the American Le Mans Series was scheduled for Labor Day weekend.

CLOSED: Mansfield Motorsports Park has closed its gates and the NASCAR Camping World Series race at the track has been moved to Iowa Speedway. The half-mile asphalt oval originally opened as a three-eighths-mile dirt track in 1959.

INDOOR ACES: Lou Cicconi, Tony Stewart, Jerry Coons Jr., Bryan Clauson, Billy Wease and Jon Stanbrough each won indoor midget races during the holiday season.

NEW EVENT: The NASCAR Whelen Modified Series, the sanctioning body’s oldest division, will make its debut at Bristol (Tennessee) Motor Speedway August 19.

AN OLD ROOKIE: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series veteran Brendan Gaughan will race for rookie of the year honors in the NASCAR Nationwide Series this season, driving for team owner Rusty Wallace.

CONFIRMATION: Just before the Christmas holiday, NHRA Top Fuel team owner Alan Johnson confirmed that two-time Top Fuel champion Larry Dixon will drive for his new Alan Johnson Al-Anabi Racing team in 2009.

SOLD: Bill Davis Racing has been sold to Triad Racing Development, which is a partnership between Mike Held and Marty Gaunt.

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Racing News: NASCAR Reaches Settlement in Discrimination Lawsuit

SEMA eNews, Vol. 12, No. 1 - Jan 08, 2009
Racing News: NASCAR Reaches Settlement in Discrimination Lawsuit

SETTLEMENT: NASCAR reached a settlement with former series official Mauricia Grant in her discrimination lawsuit against the sanctioning body. The arrangements of the December 18 settlement were not released.

NO GO: The Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix has been canceled for the 2009 season because of the Michigan economy. The event featuring the IndyCar Series and the American Le Mans Series was scheduled for Labor Day weekend.

CLOSED: Mansfield Motorsports Park has closed its gates and the NASCAR Camping World Series race at the track has been moved to Iowa Speedway. The half-mile asphalt oval originally opened as a three-eighths-mile dirt track in 1959.

INDOOR ACES: Lou Cicconi, Tony Stewart, Jerry Coons Jr., Bryan Clauson, Billy Wease and Jon Stanbrough each won indoor midget races during the holiday season.

NEW EVENT: The NASCAR Whelen Modified Series, the sanctioning body’s oldest division, will make its debut at Bristol (Tennessee) Motor Speedway August 19.

AN OLD ROOKIE: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series veteran Brendan Gaughan will race for rookie of the year honors in the NASCAR Nationwide Series this season, driving for team owner Rusty Wallace.

CONFIRMATION: Just before the Christmas holiday, NHRA Top Fuel team owner Alan Johnson confirmed that two-time Top Fuel champion Larry Dixon will drive for his new Alan Johnson Al-Anabi Racing team in 2009.

SOLD: Bill Davis Racing has been sold to Triad Racing Development, which is a partnership between Mike Held and Marty Gaunt.

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New Features from SPOT

SPOT Unveils SPOT Assist, the World's First Satellite-Based Roadside GPS Safety Service

Consumers Can Now Benefit From the Safety and Peace-of-Mind Associated Satellite-based Roadside Service over the Inherent Limitations of Cellular-Based Offerings

LAS VEGAS, NV - (January 8, 2008) – SPOT LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Globalstar Inc. (NASDAQ: GSAT) and a leader in personal satellite messaging and emergency communications, today announced SPOT Assist, a new roadside GPS safety service for its award-winning SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger™. SPOT Assist offers the world's only roadside assistance that operates solely on satellite technology for virtually seamless coverage independent of cellular networks. SPOT is showcasing its products and new services this week at the Consumer Electronics Show in booth number 5218 in the Tech Zone located in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

SPOT Assist's roadside service will offer complete 24 hour assistance 7 days a week in the Continental United States and Canada later this Spring. By simply activating SPOT Assist with the "Help" button on the SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger, users can instantly alert a national roadside response center of their GPS location. Backed by a leading provider of national roadside assistance, SPOT Assist services include roadside towing, auto-accident assistance, fuel services, tire repair, battery service, lost key and lockout.

Unlike conventional services, such as OnStar, that relay positioning through cellular networks, SPOT Assist combines a GPS receiver with satellite communications technologies to deliver location-based messaging independent of cellular coverage. The SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger is a small, rugged and hand-held GPS unit that can access a world-wide satellite network system to keep you connected virtually anywhere you roam. The SPOT Assist roadside service is expected to be available in other countries later in 2009.

"Our customers have been using SPOT primarily off-road and outside of cellular range to check-in with loved ones or to get help in a real emergency resulting in increased safety and security for outdoor enthusiasts," said Tom Colby, COO of Globalstar and President of SPOT LLC. "SPOT Assist is an innovative extension of the SPOT product portfolio, and represents one more in a growing list of ways in which SPOT is continuing to deliver services that help to ensure the personal safety and security of our customers around the world at a very modest cost."

Now with SPOT Assist roadside service, SPOT customers can benefit from a complete GPS safety system which includes four functions that transmit messages based on varying levels of need:

• Help notifies the SPOT Assist roadside response center or others of your GPS location

• Check In lets contacts know where you are and that you are okay

• Track Progress sends and saves your location and allows contacts to track your progress using Google Maps™

• Alert 9-1-1 notifies an emergency rescue coordination center of your GPS location

Since its introduction in December 2007, the SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger has helped initiate close to 100 rescues, many which resulted in lives saved, and has transmitted more than 5 million "peace-of-mind" and "track me" messages world-wide.


Pricing and Availability
SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger is $169.99 USD (MSRP). Customers will be able to purchase SPOT Assist for $129 USD per year at www.findmespot.com. SPOT Assist will include national roadside assistance and unlimited basic SPOT service including Check-in and 9-1-1 emergency response messaging.

Chinese Formula One Grand Prix Slashes Ticket Prices to Attract Crowds

Organizers of the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai slashed ticket prices for the first time in a bid to attract Formula One fans amid the global economic slowdown.

The price of some three-day entry tickets was almost halved to 980 yuan ($143) from 1,880 yuan, ticketing agent Shanghai Juss Event Management Co. said on its Web site. Some single-day tickets now cost 260 yuan compared with 480 yuan in 2008.

“We’re lowering prices with the view of helping auto-sport fans and ease their financial burdens of watching the race live,” Jiang Lan, managing director of Juss Event Management, said in a statement.

The global credit crunch already prompted Honda Motor Co. to withdraw from Formula One and the sport’s ruling body and remaining manufacturers are trying to weather the crisis by cutting spending on engines and in-season testing.

Shanghai’s government, which spent $240 million to build the circuit for the race, will decide by the end of the year whether to continue staging the event after its contract runs out in 2010.

“We want to achieve balance in the cost spending for this event,” Qiu Weichang, deputy director of the Shanghai Administration of Sport, said in a statement on Juss Event Management’s Web site.

The Chinese Grand Prix, which was first held in 2004, was moved up to the third race of the 2009 season on April 19 after previously being held toward the end of the series.

(Source: Bloomberg)

MENDEOLA TRANSAXLES POSTS OVER $100,000 IN CASH PRIZES

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

San Diego, California (January 05, 2009) A pioneer and long time supporter of desert racing Mike Mendeola signed and approved a proposal to provide contingency payback to just about every desert racing series in North America. "We need to give something back to the grass-roots series guys too, the guys who many times end up working twice as hard as the 'factory-teams'" stated an elated Mendeola who just came off a fantastic season "We had the top three guys in CORR, the Champ in WSORR, and a bunch champions in desert racing".

Last year Mendeola decided to extend its contingency support to the east coast with the WSORR series. For 2009 Mendeola reached out further to also cover 2 Mexican series. All included, the series' now being supported are BITD, CODE, DRIVE, MDR, MORE, RECORD, SCORE, SNORE, VORRA, and the aforementioned WSORR. The total amount of money up for grabs is an astonishing $133,500.00.

Eligible Pro classes include TT, Class 1, Class 5, Class 10, and Class 12.

SCORE Trophy-Truck to qualify for start slots; Rigsby draws First Class 1 Start for 15th SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge

SCORE MEDIA CONTACT: Dominic Clark, 702.735.7123

January 3, 2009

Jan. 22-25 in Laughlin, Nev.

SCORE Trophy-Truck to qualify for start slots; Rigsby draws

First Class 1 Start for 15th SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge



Field Includes NASCAR's Robby Gordon & Brendan Gaughan, Rob MacCachren, Tim Herbst, Troy Herbst

B.J. Baldwin, Brian Collins, Pat Dean and Dale Ebberts;

Pre-race festivities include $16,000 SCORE Laughlin Leap-Jan. 22, SCORE Trophy-Truck Qualifying-Jan. 23



LOS ANGELES—While Southern California’s Ed Stout received the first qualifying spot for the featured SCORE Trophy-Truck division, New Mexico desert racer Josh Rigsby got his New Year’s wish as he received the first starting spot in the unlimited Class 1 in Saturday’s computerized drawing for starting positions for this month’s 15th Annual SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge. The drawing was held at SCORE’s Los Angeles headquarters.

For the 15th straight year, motorsports fans and racers from across the United States, Mexico, Canada and Japan will gather in Laughlin, Nev., the desert resort town near the shores of the Colorado River, for the popular SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge. The first major motorsports event of the year will be held Jan. 22-25, launching the five-race 2009 SCORE Desert Series, the World's Foremost Desert Racing Series.

With late entries accepted until race morning, among the other desert racing stars in Saturday’s drawing were Dale Ebberts, B.J. Baldwin and Pat Dean, who between them have won the overall title five of the last six years in Laughlin along with NASCAR Cup Owner/Driver Robby Gordon, NASCAR Truck racer Brendan Gaughan, six-time Laughlin class winner Rob MacCachren, and Terrible Herbst Motorsports drivers Tim Herbst and Troy Herbst.

Besides B.J. Baldwin, R. Gordon and Tim Herbst, among the other SCORE regulars who were also officially entered in time for the drawing in SCORE Trophy-Truck were Brian Collins, Roger Norman/Larry Roeseler, Cameron Steele, Gus Vildosola Jr., Damen Jefferies, Bobby Baldwin, Chad Ragland, Robbie Pierce, Pete Sohren and Bill McBeath.

Over 150 expected entries will compete in 17 classes for cars and trucks for nearly $400,000 in prize money and contingency postings during the four-day SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge.

Besides Rigsby, Dean, Ebberts, and Troy Herbst among the other SCORE regulars who have officially entered in Class 1 are: Randy Wilson, Ronny Wilson, Armin Schwarz, Chuck Dempsey, John Herder, John Harrah and Harley Letner.

MacCachren, whose Laughlin wins include SCORE Trophy-Truck in 1996 and both Class 1-2/1600 and SCORE Lite in 2004, drew the first start in Class 1-2/1600.

Ebberts was the overall SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge race winner in both 2003 and 2005 in Class 1 while B.J. Baldwin won back-to-back titles in 2006 and 2007 in SCORE Trophy-Truck and Dean is the defending Overall and Class 1 race winner from the 2008 event.

B.J. Baldwin, 29 of Las Vegas, has won both the 2006 and 2008 SCORE Trophy-Truck season point titles and he was also second in last year’s Laughlin race in the marquee SCORE Trophy-Truck division.

With 17 classes of cars and trucks divided into five groups, the single race is divided into multi-lap segments split over two days. Starting at 7 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday (Jan. 24-25), the featured SCORE Trophy-Truck division will run 8 laps at 1 p.m. each day on the spectator-friendly much-abbreviated 6.25-mile course followed by the unlimited Class 1 open-wheel desert race cars who will run their 8 laps at 3 p.m. each day. The combined elapsed time and number of laps completed from both days will determine the final finishing position for each vehicle. Two vehicles will leave the start line every 15 seconds.

Daily general admission tickets, good for grandstand seating, are $20 each per day for Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, children five and under are free. Daily VIP tickets are $40 each per day for the three days, good for admission to the Laughlin Hospitality Chalet, including food, beverage and special seating.

The stadium seating area will include the immensely popular SCOREvision Large-screen LCD display, showing live footage from virtually the entire race course.

Tickets, priced at $5 each, will also be available each race day (Jan. 24-25) for 'SCORE Hill', which overlooks the infield, start/finish area and the main pits. The SCORE Hill will have grandstands and standing room areas along with vendors, concessions and the other public safety services available.

The newest spectator area, opened last year adjacent to Laughlin High School off of Cougar drive, allows entry at $10 per vehicle, as space allows, to the backside of the course with a view of much of the 6.25-mile loop. Tickets for the Laughlin High spectator area will be available only on each day of racing (Jan. 24-25).

One of the event's most popular features, the SCORE Laughlin Leap, revs up the fun and gets the weekend off to a roaring start at 6 p.m. on Thursday (Jan. 22). Drivers will enjoy the spotlight at the Laughlin Events Park, competing for a $16,000 purse and the honor of beaing the 2009 champions. The SCORE Laughlin Leap, a dirt ramp built into the middle of the stadium portion of the race course, challenges the most daring of drivers. This year's competitors will be attempting to break the event record in the SCORE Laughlin Leap of 160' 6" set in 2004 by Mark Post in the No. 3 Riviera Racing Ford F-150.

Advance tickets for the Laughlin Events Park are now on sale at www.visitlaughlin.com or by calling 800.308.2233.

For the second straight year, qualifying for starting positions for the marquee SCORE Trophy-Truck division will be held the Friday (Jan. 23) before the race. With free admission to the grandstand seating area, SCORE Trophy-Truck qualifying will be held from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and each truck will be timed over one solo lap of the 6.25-mile course to determine the start order in that class for Saturday’s first half of the race.

Since its debut in 1995, the SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge has helped establish Laughlin as a viable host for special events. Thousands of spectators join nearly 150 racers and their crews in converging on the city each year to watch the best of the best desert racers compete in a unique-format, two-day race that includes a temporary stadium surrounding the start/finish line area and the main pits.

Friday's pre-race activities will also include the SCORE Manufacturer's Midway and vendors village from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. SCORE Contingency, which includes each vehicle being pushed down the street in front of the displays, will be held for the second straight year on Bruce Woodbury Way at Casino Drive.

A total of 17 different classes for cars and trucks are split into five groups, each running as part of multiple-lap races over the much-abbreviated 6.25-mile loop each day. Racing action runs from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day (Jan. 24-25). The marquee racing division is SCORE Trophy-Truck, featuring high-tech, 800-horsepower, unlimited production trucks along with unlimited Class 1 for open-wheel desert race cars. The other classes with the largest entry fields will be Class 10, Class 1-2/1600 and SCORE Lite.

The Laughlin Events Park, with grandstand seating, vendor's village and food court is just minutes from the destinations nine resorts and includes an infield with switchbacks, woop-t-doos, minijumps and the SCORE Laughlin Leap.

The 15th annual SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge is sponsored by the Laughlin Tourism Council, the Laughlin visits Bureau, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority in association with Las Vegas Events. The race is sanctioned and produced by SCORE International of Los Angeles.

Current SCORE official annual sponsors are: BFGoodrich Tires-official tire, Volkswagen of America-official vehicle, Sunoco Race Fuels -official fuel supplier, Bilstein-official shock, Instant Mexico Auto Insurance-official Mexican auto insurance, Slime-official tire sealant and Red Bull--official energy drink. Associate sponsors are: Tecate Beer, Coca-Cola of Mexico, Las Vegas Events, Terrible Herbst Inc., Blue C Enthusiast Advertising, Off-Road, American Suzuki, SignPros, P.C.I. Race Radios, McKenzie’s Performance Products and Advanced Color Graphics.

More event information is available at www.visitlaughlin.com.

For more information, contact SCORE at its Los Angeles headquarters 818.225.8402 or visit the official website of the 2009 SCORE Desert Series at www.score-international.com.



15th Annual SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge

Round 1 of five-race 2009 SCORE Desert Series

Jan. 22-25, 2009 -- Laughlin, Nevada

Total Entries—71 (as of 1/3/09)

(from 14 States, Mexico & Germany)

(Starting Order, By Class)

Pro Cars and Trucks

SCORE TROPHY-TRUCK (19)

(QUALIFYING ORDER)

13 Ed Stout

77 Robby Gordon

1 B.J. Baldwin

44 Robert Ross

16 Cameron Steele

5 Travis Coyne

96 Bobby Baldwin

89 Rusty Stevens

12 Brian Collins

51 Kory Scheeler

19 Tim Herbst

2 Pete Sohren

91 Bill McBeath

4 Gus Vildosola Jr.

35 Robbie Pierce

33 Chad Ragland

8 Roger Norman

24 Adam Householder

22 Damen Jefferies



CLASS 1 (20)

101 Josh Rigsby

102 Randy Wilson

103 John Harrah

104 Armin Schwarz

105 Robert Ross

106 John Herder

107 Brian Parkhouse

108 Richard Boyle

109 Pat Dean

110 Brendan Gaughan

111 Troy Herbst

112 Chuck Dempsey

113 Enrique Bujanda

114 Dale Ebberts

115 Kory Halopoff

116 Dale Lenk

117 James Scott

118 Harley Letner

119 Byron Ashley

120 Ronny Wilson



CLASS 1-2/1600 (12)

1601 Rob MacCachren

1602 Justin Davis

1603 Brian Burgess

1604 David Caspino

1605 Brad Wilson

1606 Mario Gastelum

1607 Samuel Araiza

1608 Ramsey El Wardani

1609 Brian Wilson

1610 Justin Smith

1611 Arturo Velazco

1612 Rick Boyer



CLASS 5 (1)

500 Kevin Carr



CLASS 5/1600 (2)

551 Eric Garcia

550 Marcos Nunez



CLASS 7 (1)

700 Dan Chamlee



CLASS 7SX (1)

740 Heidi Steele



CLASS 10 (4)

1001 Jesus Gonzalez

1000 Mike Lawrence

1003 Robert McBeath

1004 Scott Gailey



SCORE LITE (7)

1201 Dan Worley

1202 Cody Parkhouse

1203 Jake Jones

1200 Rick St. John

1205 Roberto Encinas

1206 Michelle Bruckmann

1249 Matthew Kupiec



CLASS 11 (1)

1101 Eric Solorzano



Sportsman Cars & Trucks

SPT CAR (3)

1400 Peter Lang

1401 Rory Ward

1402 Shaun Dunbar