May 24, 2004
(CHICKAMAUGA, GEORGIA) Dale McDowell notched his fifth win of the season last Saturday night at the nearby Cleveland Speedway in Cleveland, TN. "MacDaddy" earned a cool $5,000 for the O'Reilly Southern All-Stars Series-sanctioned 'Coca-Cola Tennessee Memorial'. The Petroff Towing / J&J Steel / New Vision Graphics #17m Larry Shaw / Racetek Grand Prix took the lead on lap seven and led the following forty-three laps to take the checkers first.
"The track was a little rough through the middle, but it was a lot racier than normal," said the pilot of the #17m today. "We ran the car that we wrecked at Kilgore, TX to see if it was fixed, but we really couldn't tell because the track never really slicked off. Even though we won, I am still not convinced that the car is totally right. But anytime you can win these days, it is a big win because the competition level is so strong."
Dale and the rest of the team will head west this weekend to the first mega event of 2004, the 12th Annual 'Show-Me 100'. The $38,000 to win event kicks off this Thursday night with an open practice session at the West Plains Motor Speedway in West Plains, MO. Late Model Time Trials, the Manufacturers Dash, and the Past Champions Race are on tap Friday at the 3/8-mile, red-clay oval. Saturday features Late Model Heat races, the Last-Chance events, and the $38,000 to win, $3,800 to start 'Show-Me 100'. You can learn more about West Plains Motor Speedway and the event this weekend by accessing www.westplains-speedway.com.
The latest on Dale McDowell Racing can be found at their website, located at www.dalemcdowell.com.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph - Delph Communications
www.delphcommunications.com
(CHICKAMAUGA, GEORGIA) Dale McDowell notched his fifth win of the season last Saturday night at the nearby Cleveland Speedway in Cleveland, TN. "MacDaddy" earned a cool $5,000 for the O'Reilly Southern All-Stars Series-sanctioned 'Coca-Cola Tennessee Memorial'. The Petroff Towing / J&J Steel / New Vision Graphics #17m Larry Shaw / Racetek Grand Prix took the lead on lap seven and led the following forty-three laps to take the checkers first.
"The track was a little rough through the middle, but it was a lot racier than normal," said the pilot of the #17m today. "We ran the car that we wrecked at Kilgore, TX to see if it was fixed, but we really couldn't tell because the track never really slicked off. Even though we won, I am still not convinced that the car is totally right. But anytime you can win these days, it is a big win because the competition level is so strong."
Dale and the rest of the team will head west this weekend to the first mega event of 2004, the 12th Annual 'Show-Me 100'. The $38,000 to win event kicks off this Thursday night with an open practice session at the West Plains Motor Speedway in West Plains, MO. Late Model Time Trials, the Manufacturers Dash, and the Past Champions Race are on tap Friday at the 3/8-mile, red-clay oval. Saturday features Late Model Heat races, the Last-Chance events, and the $38,000 to win, $3,800 to start 'Show-Me 100'. You can learn more about West Plains Motor Speedway and the event this weekend by accessing www.westplains-speedway.com.
The latest on Dale McDowell Racing can be found at their website, located at www.dalemcdowell.com.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph - Delph Communications
www.delphcommunications.com
