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Current Entry List for Young Guns race at OSP
February 2, 3 and 4, 2006
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Drivers ages 23 and younger are eligible
Coca-Cola Young Guns Shoot-Out
presented by Stock Car & Circle Track Magazines
along with Sport Clips for Men
Late Models (25 laps - $2000 to win)
Corey Fletcher (GA)
Doug Drown (OH)
Robert Stutts (TN)
Christian Rayburn (MO)
Jack Daughtry (AL)
Branden Yawn (GA)
Bodine Massengill (FL) *defending champion
Casey Barrow (GA)
Matt Hubbard (DE)
Austin Hubbard (DE)
Sean Meeks (GA)
Robert Diekemper (GA)
Chase Cooper (MS)
Steven Howard (GA)
Craig Shuffield (NC)
Modifieds (25 laps - $1000 to win)
Chase McWhorter (KY)
Adam Martin (OK)
Craig Shuffield (NC)
Derek Kopp (CO)
Chase Austin
Steve Arpin (Ontario, Canada)
Broc Burton (IN)
Terry Hudson III (IL)
Brady Short (IN)
Aaron Drowning (FL)
Zak VanderBeek (IA) *defending champion
Brandt Barksdale (AR)
Porter Smith (NM)
Team Representative commitments
Joe Gibbs Racing
DEI
Roush Development
Penske South
Yates Driver Development
Evernham Motorsports
Chip Ganassi Racing
Bobby Hamilton Racing Enterprises
Steve Coulter
Bill Davis Racing
LMN Racing Enterprises
Cherry Motorsports Inc.
Young Guns Seminars (Friday, February 3, 2006)
Public Relations & Media Savvy
Media's Job in Sports Coverage
Sponsor Communications
PR Creation
Professionalism at the Race Track
* The seminar leaders are finalizing their schedule commitments for the first week of February and we will be completing the agenda shortly after Christmas.
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Brandt Barksdale was just 13 years old when he competed at Poplar Bluff in October. Not sure when his birthday is.

I'm not sure if they can all make the trip or not but last year Morgan Bagley of Longview, Texas was a factor in the Modified race until a problem of some kind (motor, flat, don't remember) took him out of contention and I don't believe he is 23 yet.

It would also be neat to see a pair of young Hughes Chassis Modified drivers make the trip. Trey Robb of Oklahoma City is just 13 and won a 360 Sprint race at State Fair and had a runner-up in a 360 race at historic Devil's Bowl. In his first Modified start, he made the 24-car A-main in a $20,000 to win race in Clinton, OK with 120 cars on hand!

The other one would be Timmy Culp, age 14 of Monroe, Louisiana. Culp won many Limited Modified features in the area and had several top finishes at four different dirt tracks. He steps up to full blown mods this year! Culp will be competing in the Ice Bowl at TST in Januray.
 
Championship Modified Tour added to Winternationals

(Savannah, GA) The new Championship Modified Tour (CMT) will have it’s 2006 inaugural race calendar bookended with a pair of races at the historic half mile speedway Oglethorpe Speedway Park. The open wheel stock cars have been known for some of the most dynamic racing at the clay oval for the past several years during special events. The North Carolina based tour will open it’s schedule the first weekend of February at OSP and then conclude their season at the track’s 9th Annual “Showdown on the Coast” in October.
“We have hosted open wheel races at our Winternationals events the past five years,” said track promoter Ted Austad. “They have created some of the best racing with lots of side by side, wheel popping excitement. Our fans wanted to return and a lot of modified drivers wanted to race here, so we added them to our schedule.”
The tour will open at OSP during the track’s 5th Annual Winternationals on February 2, 3 and 4. This event also coincides with the Coca-Cola Young Guns Shoot-Out and the IMCA Modified Winternationals. Drivers competing in the CMT race events will compete in nightly features paying $1200 to win each.
“We were coming for the Young Guns races to defend our title,” said Zak VanderBeek of New Sharon, Iowa. “Now, we will run both the CMT races and the Young Guns races at OSP.”
Drivers ages 23 and younger are invited to compete in both the Young Guns Shoot-Out ($1000 to win on Saturday night) and the Championship Modified Tour ($1200 to win Friday and Saturday night). A few drivers have even said they may drive all three race events including the IMCA Modified Winternationals races ($1000 to win Friday and $1200 to win on Saturday).
“It’s modified madness that weekend at OSP,” added Austad. “You can count on some exciting racing action throughout all the modified events.”
Rules and information for the new Championship Modified Tour can be obtained by contacting tour director Jim Long at 910-484-5505 or by visiting their website at www.champmodtour.com.
Information on the race events for the weekend of February 2, 3 and 4 at Oglethorpe Speedway Park are available at the speedway by calling 912-964-8200 or by visiting their website at www.ospracing.net.
 
5th Annual Winternationals of Georgia
February 2, 3 and 4, 2006
Oglethorpe Speedway Park
Savannah, Georgia

Thursday, February 2
Open Practice for all divisions
Pits Open at 5pm.
Practice from 7pm - 9:30pm.
Grandstand Admission is FREE.

Friday, February 3
Young Guns Seminars at Noon.
Pits Open at 2pm.
Gates Open at 5pm.
Hot Laps at 6pm.
Racing at 7:30pm.
Grandstand is $15 for adults and $5 for children 12 & under.
Crate Late Models (Heats and Feature) - $1500 to win
IMCA Modifieds (Heats and Feature) - $1000 to win
Championship Modified Tour (Heats and Feature) - $1200 to win
Mini Stocks (Feature) - $500 to win
440 Cars (Feature) - Trophies to the top three
Special Hot Lap Session for Young Guns Late Models and Modifieds

Saturday, February 4
Pits Open at 2pm.
Gates open at 4pm.
Hot Laps at 4:30pm.
Qualifying at 6pm.
Racing at 7pm.
Grandstand is $15 for adults and $5 for children 12 & under.
Young Guns Late Models (Qualifying and Features) - $2000 to win
Young Guns Modifieds (Qualifying and Features) - $1000 to win
Crate Late Models (Heats and Feature) - $2000 to win
IMCA Modifieds (Heats and Feature) - $1200 to win
Championship Modified Tour (Heats and Feature) - $1200 to win
Mini Stocks (Feature) - $500 to win
440 Cars (Feature) - Trophies to the top three

RV Park with full hook-ups still has a couple of spots open for the weekend. Call 912-964-8200 to make reservations ($25 for the first night and then $10 any night threreafter). Primitive camping is FREE.

Advance tickets are available by calling OSP at 912-964-8200. On line ticketing will be available soon at www.ospracing.net.

Additional information is available by calling the speedway offices at 912-964-8200 or by visiting the speedway website at www.ospracing.net.
 
i was at the OKC race and trey robb was put in the race as a provisional he didnt make the race they put him in for some deal he had going on tv
 
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