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Sanders triples at Cresco, clinches Farm Boy BBQ Sauce Northern Region crown
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Rodney SandersCRESCO, Iowa-Rodney Sanders put an exclamation point on his weekend Sunday with his third USMTS Casey’s Cup powered by S&S Fishing & Rental win in a row and 52nd of his United States Modified Touring Series career.After starting the swing off in the worst of ways five days ago with a crash in the opening laps of Wednesday’s main event at the KRA Speedway in Willmar, Minn., the trip got progressively better for the 25-year-old from Happy, Texas, with a runner-up finish Thursday before reeling off three straight trips to the winner’s circle on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.The win-his first at the Cresco Speedway-was worth $3,000 to the two-time defending USMTS National Champion and brought his five-day take-home pay to more than $10,000.From the outside of the front row, Cade Dillard left the field in his wake and appeared headed to his second victory of the season, bu ...
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Sanders triples at Cresco, clinches Farm Boy BBQ Sauce Northern Region crown
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Rodney SandersCRESCO, Iowa-Rodney Sanders put an exclamation point on his weekend Sunday with his third USMTS Casey’s Cup powered by S&S Fishing & Rental win in a row and 52nd of his United States Modified Touring Series career.After starting the swing off in the worst of ways five days ago with a crash in the opening laps of Wednesday’s main event at the KRA Speedway in Willmar, Minn., the trip got progressively better for the 25-year-old from Happy, Texas, with a runner-up finish Thursday before reeling off three straight trips to the winner’s circle on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.The win-his first at the Cresco Speedway-was worth $3,000 to the two-time defending USMTS National Champion and brought his five-day take-home pay to more than $10,000.From the outside of the front row, Cade Dillard left the field in his wake and appeared headed to his second victory of the season, bu ...
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