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Terry Goff Wins at Mount Lawn
By Alex Wollf
Terry Goff took the win in the 25-lap feature for the Dutch Mill Buffet UMRA TQ Midgets at the Mount Lawn Speedway. The win was Terry’s sixth of 2010, sixth in a row at the Mount Lawn Speedway and the 117th of his UMRA career. Terry made the winning move with less than five laps to go when he got around his son Jason. Patrick Wolf finished second, Robbie Roland was third, Oogie Goff was fourth, and Kevin Alford rounded out the top five.
Quick time was Terry Goff at 16.369 seconds. The eight-lap heats went to Jason Goff and Oogie Goff. The $50 from the “Tony Stewart Rookie Challenge” went to Scotty Orme. The five gallons of fuel for the G&G Oil “Hard Charger of the Race” went to Terry Goff. The 50th anniversary season of the Dutch Mill Buffet UMRA TQ Midgets continues with “Fan Appreciation Night” at the Decatur County Fairgrounds in Greensburg on Saturday night September 11.
“Tony Stewart Rookie Challenge” Highest Finishing Rookie: Scotty Orme G&G Oil “Hard Charger of the Race”: Terry Goff (Advanced from 10th to 1st)
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U.M.R.A. Announces the
Tony Stewart Rookie Challenge!
By Alex Wollf
The 2010 UMRA season that was already shaping up to be an exciting one has just gotten better thanks to one of the UMRA’s most famous alums. The 2010 UMRA rookie class will be racing for some extra money this season as part of the “Tony Stewart Rookie Challenge.” Beginning at Montpelier Speedway on May 1 and at each and every UMRA event in 2010, the highest finishing rookie of the night will receive $50 for being the “Rookie of the Race.” To make things even more exciting for fans and rookies alike, there will be a real battle to keep track of throughout the season as the top three rookies at the end of the season will get money from the Tony Stewart Rookie Challenge point fund.
Tony Stewart won 11 UMRA features in his driving career in the series. The first one came on July 14, 1989 at the Rush County Fairgrounds in Rushville and the final one also coming at Rushville on July 4, 1996, just over a month after he started from the pole at the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race. Stewart’s involvement in the series has continued even while he has been busy winning two NASCAR Cup championships and becoming one of stock car racing’s biggest stars as he has become a successful UMRA car owner with Ron Combs at the controls. In 2005, Combs delivered the car owner Stewart the one thing he was unable to get as a driver in the UMRA, a championship.
So it is in 2010 that Tony Stewart, a man that has given so much back to short track racing gives back to the series that really put him on the map. Fans are going to want to be at the races this season because the “Tony Stewart Rookie Challenge” is going to be exciting!
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