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Thursday, 01 January 2009 |
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Oval Express Series Rnd 4- Sungold Stadium, Warrnambool A-Main Results
1st.USA22 Travis Senter 2nd.USA44 Mike Dicely 3rd.A1 Mick Pronger 4th.WA19 Steven Gay 5th.A2 Gary Hart 6th.V88 Ben Mcleod 7th.A3 Alex Mcglaghlin 8th.Q98 Wayne Moller 9th.V62 Liam Williams 10th.USA3 Derek King 11th.ACT1 Steve Caunt 12th.ACT69 Ben Devlin 13th.V14 Brett Willsher 14th.NT13 Gerald Shadforth 15th.WA62 Tim Winters 16th.V36 Kate Searle
DNF T73 Kristian Kelly T11 Matt Redpath WA81 Jason Priolo V29 Jock Baker
Fastest Lap USA22 Travis Senter 13.345s 118.69Kms For more info visit: www.formula500.com.au |
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Tuesday, 30 December 2008 |
Travis Senter won Rd 3 of the Australian Oval Express Series at Western Speedway in Hamilton, VIC, AUS. Trav had good heat race finshes which put him on the pole of the main event. Trav went on to win the main, leading every lap. For more inof visit: www.travissenter.com |
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Sunday, 28 December 2008 |
Trav e-mailed last night informing us that he won Round 2 of the Oval Express Series at Mt. Gambier! Unfortunately, Dereck King was plagued with carb problems all night and didn't make the main... The series will pick up again at Hamilton for Rd. 3.... | |
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Monday, 22 December 2008 |
| Written by Gavin White | | Saturday, 20 December 2008 | Jack Willsher’s 35 year old 20 lap race record will stand for another twelve months after a mid race stoppage allowed American import Travis Senter to storm to an emphatic win. On a perfect night for the racing the Formula 500’s turned on some great action in a perfect build up to the Oval Express Series that begins post Christmas.
Over 30 cars contested the Jack Willsher Cup on a perfect night for racing at Sungold Stadium. South Australian Gavin Hutton qualified on the pole with Victorian champ Jessica Moulden alongside. Steve Caunt and Queensland’s Brock Hallett filled the second row while Jock Baker and defending race winner Leigh Van Ginneken made up the third row.
17 year old Hallett shot to the early race lead as he sped by Moulden in turn 2 on the opening lap and he looked to put distance between himself and the classy field. The race for Jack’s record lasted until lap 7 when Van Ginneken flipped in turn 4 after a great battle with Caunt.
Fifteenth starting Travis Senter, the lone American in the field, was the big mover having already made his way to sixth place using the highline to great effect by mid race.
Pole sitter Hutton slipped back during the early stages however he soon found himself in second as he raced past Moulden and set off after the leader Hallett.
With 10 laps remaining the race was halted once again when a luckless Brady Cudia slammed the wall on the main straight in a hard impact. This reset the field with Senter looking ominous as he was restarting in fifth behind Hallett, Hutton, Moulden and Caunt.
What developed was a great dice for the lead before Hutton gained the ascendancy and set about distancing himself from the challengers. Senter had everyone’s attention as firstly he sped around Caunt and into fourth.
The American then quickly dispensed with Moulden and Hallett as he attempted to chase down Hutton. The pair raced wheel to wheel for the lead with only two laps remaining before Senter gained the advantage and went on to win a great race. Hutton and Caunt filled the minors to round out the podium finishers.
“I have to thank Steve (Caunt) for the opportunity to race here tonight. We were originally only coming to run the Oval Express Series but when this event got rescheduled I was keen to come and try and win this prestigious race,” explained Senter in victory lane.
“We weren’t good in the heats but we got it going for the final and it worked out real good,” he said.
Senter was less than impressive throughout the heats as he was coming to terms with Ben Devlin’s ACT #69 Stallard. Travis’ own USA #22 was still in Sydney and with Ben unable to make the event due to work, Travis stepped into his ride. Making wholesale changes to the car throughout the night, the diminutive American sounded an ominous warning to his rivals as to how good he will be in his own equipment during the Oval Express Series.
Fourth placed Alex McLaughlin sped from twentieth starting spot on the grid after a horror start to the night when the current Australia #3 detonated a motor in the first heat. The WA based Okely Motorsport team replaced motors allowing the 19 year old to transfer through the B-main before embarking on a scorching run through the A-main.
Hallett eventually finished fifth ahead of Moulden, Jock Baker, Michael Wise, Shane Van Duynhoven and Darryl Willsher in tenth.
Scott Dillon won the B-main from Wise, Dale Sinclair and Matt Turner in fourth. Tim Van Ginneken experienced a scary moment when his right rear wheel broke loose in turn 4 however he managed to bring the car to a safe stop.
Hallett signalled his intentions in heat 1 when he romped to the win ahead of Leigh Van Ginneken while Sinclair filled third. Hallett ran down and passed Leigh in an impressive turn of speed and the ‘teenage sensation’ finished .04 seconds outside Matt Brown’s existing 10 lap record.
Jock Baker sped to the win in heat 2 over Steve Caunt and Jessica Moulden in a depleted field. Darryl Willsher’s carbie broke loose on his R6 while Jesse Ellston and Kate Searle were others not to finish.
Rookie Jamie Hennessy raced to the heat 3 win from the front row while Hutton sped from eighth to second. Grant Pearson held third over Scott Dillon and Tasmanian Kristian Kelly in fifth. McLaughlin’s motor expired mid race in a ball of flames and a conrod let go in dramatic fashion.
Jessica Moulden showed the way in heat 4 to defeat Steve Caunt and Senter. Hallett raced from the rear to finish fourth. Tim Van Ginneken and Jeremy Beddison had an incident in turn 1 as they both failed to finish.
Hutton won heat 5 from the second row ahead of Darryl Willsher and Graham Mollenoyux. Kate Searle led early before fading to fourth ahead of Cudia.
Brett Willsher cruised to the easy win the final heat of the night but not before Hennessy flipped in turn 2. Kevin Freeman enjoyed his best run of the night finishing second from Shane Van Duynhoven. Kristian Kelly and Leigh Van Ginneken rounded out the top 5.
The Jack Willsher Formula 500 Cup was running in conjunction with the third round of the Eureka Sprintcar Series at Sungold Stadium that was taken out by South Australian Steven Lines. Racing from the Sprintcars and Formula 500’s was first class and is a sign of things to come at Sungold Stadium on New Years Day when they both return to Sungold Stadium for two great events. The Formula 500’s will contest round 5 of the Oval Express Series while the Sprintcars will be running the final round of the Wanless World Series Sprintcars Speedweek.
For more details phone Premier Speedway General Manager David Mills 0408 529 625
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Wednesday, 10 December 2008 |
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Ben Shelton (901) 335-3037 December 3rd, 2008 Osceola, AR (12/3/08)
The racers "Down Under" are nervously preparing for an American Invasion, as nationally renowned 600cc Mini Sprint racer, Travis Senter Jr. from Osceola, Arkansas, is prepared for his second trip to challenge the racers in Australia. Senter Jr. made his inaugural international trip to Australia in December 2006 through January 2007. What was supposed to be a fun trip with minimal stress, quickly took a turn for the worse when it was discovered that the car that Travis had shipped several months earlier had still not arrived in Australia. With a borrowed car and engine parts that Travis stowed away in his luggage, the team put together a make-shift car. The result of the "make-shift" car was far better than average as Travis picked up two feature wins en route to claiming the Formula 500 Oval Express Speedweek Series title despite never previously seeing any of the race tracks. In December 2007- January 2008 the team did not return to Australia to defend their title as Travis was busy enjoying the spoils of his brand new, baby-girl, who was born in mid-December 2007. A new season is upon us, and with it the drive for Senter Jr. to once again conquer the world. Travis and his crewman, Robert "Motorstand Man" Longo, will depart from Memphis International Airport on December 15th and will return on January 8th. This time, Travis, will be much better prepared. Not only will he be seeing these race tracks for a second time, but he will also be arriving a week early to prepare his car, which was shipped to Australia in July to racer. The car that Travis will be piloting was purchased by Australian racer, Steve Caunt, and it is a car with a strong legacy as he used it to dominate Speedweek action at East Bay Raceway (Tampa, FL) in January as well as a $2,000 win at Clarksville Speedway (Clarksville, TN) and several other, prominent wins. In addition, Senter Jr. already has a spare motor and several spare parts on site in Australia. Travis will shake the car down on Saturday, December 20th at the Jack Wilsher Cup at Premier Speedway in Warrnambool, Victoria, AU. The following week the Travis will look for his second title at the Formula 500 Oval Express Speedweek Series begins with the following dates on tap:2008/2009 Oval Express Formula 500 Series Race Dates : Rd #1: Saturday December 27th, Murray Bridge Speedway, Murray Bridge, SA. (with World Series of Sprint Cars) Rd #2: Sunday December 28th, Borderline Speedway, Mount Gambier, SA. (with World Series of Sprint Cars) Rd #3: Tuesday December 30th, Western Speedway, Hamilton, VIC. Rd #4: Thursday January 1st, Sungold Stadium, Warrnambool, VIC. (With World Series of Sprint Cars) Grand Final. Saturday & Sunday, 3rd & 4th January, Laang Speedway, Laang, VIC. Travis is eager to get to Australia to chase his second title, but he admits the biggest challenge of the entire trip will be leaving his wife, kids, and family at home during the holidays. Missing Christmas will be tough for Trav, but the family plans to have Christmas before he leaves, and of course he will also stay in constant contact with them throughout the duration of his trip. Travis wants to thank all of the sponsors, who are making this trip possible. Australian sponsors, Fire Service Plus and Wickham Smash Repairs have stepped up to the plate to assist during the trip. In addition, Senter Jr.'s American sponsors have been a great help, and they include Stallard Chassis , FTZ Engines , Holthouse Farms, Accurate Machine Works, Keizer Wheels , Butler Built Seats , Clayton's Body Shop, Senter and Sons Gin, Xtreme Race Graphics , Killer Coatings , ARS Shocks, Motorstands.com, Saldana Racing Products, Alliance Performance Group, StrenFlex Straps, Intense Fabrication, AIM Sports, and Hoosier Race Tires. To keep track of Travis's endeavors down under, please visit www.travissenter.com and www.formula500.com.au .
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