Cottage Grove, Ore.—Sept. 5, 2011—Kraig Kinser has raced against his father Steve plenty of times over the years, and one of the most memorable races for the pair came at Cottage Grove (Ore.) Speedway in 2004, as the younger Kinser picked up his first career World of Outlaws A-Feature win, passing his dad in that event. History repeated itself again on Monday night at the ¼-mile bullring as Kraig battled Steve for the win, getting by him with five laps remaining to score the $10,000 victory.
Sprint Cars
Kraig Kinser Gets First Win of ’11
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Kraig Kinser Takes Casey’s General Stores Back to Victory Lane
Bloomington, Ind. native picks up first win of ’11, Steve Kinser finishes second
COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. — Sept. 5, 2011 — A father and son battle for the lead was the highlight of the 40 lap World of
Outlaws Sprint Car Series main event at Cottage Grove (Ore.) Speedway. When the dust settled, it was the son, Kraig Kinser, who used patience and poise to take the checkers over his dad, 20-time champion Steve. (Frank Smith photo.)
09/05/2011 – Cottage Grove Speedway
COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. – Sept. 5, 2011 – Kraig Kinser returned to Cottage Grove Speedway, site of his first World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series victory, and drove the Casey’s General Stores Maxim to its first win of the 2011 season. (CLICK HERE FOR FULL RACE REPORT)
Kraig Kinser Eyes Oregon
History on Kraig Kinser’s Side when Outlaws Invade Cottage Grove
Earned first his win at Oregon quarter-mile oval, where series races Monday night
COTTAGE GROVE, Ore. — Sept. 4, 2011 — Kraig Kinser’s sprint car career was on the rise in 2005. The son of legendary driver Steve Kinser, Kraig proved that racing was in the family genes as he compiled an impressive record win six wins that season, including a trip to Victory Lane in the 45th Annual Goodyear Knoxville Nationals. (Steve Curtis photo.)
Hafertepe Jr. Gets First WoO Win
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Hafertepe Jr. Unflappable in First Career Outlaw Win
Sunnyvale, Tex. native holds off 20 time champion Kinser, Kaeding finishes third
ALGER. Wash. — Sept. 3, 2011 — Sam Hafertepe Jr. was alongside one of the best in the business Saturday night at Skagit Speedway. Knowing he had to be on top of his game, the Sunnyvale, Tex., maintained his focus and dominated the 40 lap event to pocket his first career World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series win and a $20,000 payday.
Washington Winner
Dollansky Earns 8th Win
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Dollansky Charges Past Meyers to Claim 8th Win of 2011
Elk River, Minn. native uses high side to power past series points leader
ALGER. Wash. — Sept. 2, 2011 — Craig Dollansky and his Big Game Treestands team are back in victory lane after a month of hard fought battles and frustrations. Having come off their 7th win of the season in the grueling Ironman 55 at I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Mo. Before the 51st Goodyear Knoxville Nationals, the team tried some different combinations when it came to their setup and the results just didn’t match up their prior success. With the Outlaws kicking off their second West Coast swing, the team returned to their winning combination and picked up their 8th win of 2011.
09/03/2011 – Skagit Speedway
ALGER, Wash. – Sept. 3, 2011 – Sam Hafertepe Jr. climbed into the Rudeen Racing #26 machine and charged to the first World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series victory of his career on Saturday night at Skagit Speedway. (CLICK HERE FOR FULL RACE REPORT)
09/02/2011 – Skagit Speedway
ALGER, Wash. – Sept. 2, 2011 – Craig Dollansky charged to his series leading eighth victory of the year by leading the final seven laps on Friday night at Skagit Speedway. (CLICK HERE FOR FULL RACE REPORT.)
Outlaws on SPEED this Sunday
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SPEED to Air 51st Goodyear Knoxville Nationals at Noon Sunday
Emotions high as World of Outlaws invade Sprint Car racing’s biggest event
CONCORD, N.C. – Sept. 2, 2011 – The World of Outlaws 51st Goodyear Knoxville Nationals was full of drama from the first night of qualifying to the $150,000 checkered flag, and through it all SPEED captured the emotion of Sprint Car racing’s biggest week, showcasing what Knoxville means to every competitor and now bringing it to the fans at Noon on Sunday, Sept. 4, in a two-hour special broadcast.
Daring passes and scary crashes led to heartbreaking moments and pure jubilation at the million-dollar event. Hall of Fame racers try to come through the storied alphabet from the E-main to the A-main for one more shot at glory while rising stars battle for their place on center stage. Some will make it, some will be left to wonder what might have been. See it all Sunday, exclusively on SPEED.