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RINGERS GLOVES ROUNDUP MINDY’S MONDAY MINUTE  I hope everyone had a very wonderful Thanksgiving holiday weekend! Mine was pretty laid-back. My mom drove over from Bethalto (Ill.) to Indianapolis and cooked my brother and me a delicious, as always, Thanksgiving dinner. Our plan was to wake up early and take in some door-buster deals on Black Friday, but we opted to sleep in and shop later in the day, which the deals were just as good, thankfully. I woke up yesterday morning to a dusting of snow on my backyard deck and decided it was time to crawl back into my warm and toasty bed and then back to the grind today.
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RACING'S FUTURE - KIDS AT RED BLUFF  I love this photo (taken by Jack Waterman)… lots of hope for the future.
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FROM FULL MOON RACING TO FULL THROTTLE RACING RED BLUFF OUTLAWS  Racing in Red Bluff went from a frenzy of full moon racing last week to some of the finest racing of the year. First off, the brothers rocked. The McCain Brothers and the Becker were simply all incredible. Tyler McCain, one of winning-est, championed racers in the sport jumped to a quick lead over his brother Brian in the A Main Event and held the lead the whole way.
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BARKSHIRE COMPLETES SEASON WITH ROOKIE TITLE NASCAR CAMPING WORLD SERIES, WEST  Jeff and the 46 team had high hopes they could achieve another top 5 finish on October 25th in the Camping World West Series’ final race in Roseville, California. It would have been their 8th top 5 finish of the 13 race season. They seemed headed for it when the bad luck hit. As Jeff explained, “We ran in the top 5 for most of the race and were in fourth, with a pretty good shot at gaining another couple spots, when I felt the right rear tire going down. Then we had a caution and elected to chance staying out as there was only 24 laps to go, but when the green flag dropped, the car had no bite and was trying to spin out so we got hammered from behind and put into the wall.” Following repairs, they were able to return to the track, but only to finish a disappointing l5th.
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SANTOS WINS FAVORITE RACE USAC MIDGET SERIES TURKEY NIGHT GRAND PRIX Bobby Santos III and Cole Whit departed the progressively banked half-mile Toyota Speedway at Irwindale Thanksgiving evening with "dream" victories in front of about 5,000 spectators in the grandstand and pits during the 68th running of the famous USAC Midget Series Turkey Night Grand Prix. The $33,000 Midget classic dates to 1934 at Gilmore Stadium in Los Angeles and includes some of the most famous names in racing among past winners. Santos, a 23-year old from Franklin, Mass, earned $6,000 for the victory. He drove the No. 45 Western Speed Racing/Toyota/K & N Filters Gerhardt/Toyota to the most significant victory of his career and became the 46th different winner of the event. His winning time was 35:56.994 (81.780 mph), just off the 33:09.135 (88.682 mph) record established last year by Dave Darland.
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HINES EARNS USAC WESTERN 360 SPRINTS TURKEY NIGHT USAC WESTERN 360 SPRINT CAR Versatile Tracy Hines won the second of three USAC features on a cool Thanksgiving evening in Toyota Speedway at Irwindale racing action. The 40-lap USAC Western Series 360 cubic inch sprint car event on the half-mile track carried a $16,305 purse and started all 32 cars available from a 33-car field. USAC officials canceled a scheduled qualifying race. Hines, a 36-year old veteran open-wheel and NASCAR truck racer from New Castle, Indiana, started fourth in the standard USAC six-car inverted lineup based on qualifying times.
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BOWMAN DOMINATES TURKEY NIGHT FORD FOCUS MIDGETS TOYOTA SPEEDWAY AT IRWINDALE Rookie Alex Bowman, a 15-year old USAC Ford Focus Midget Series driver from Tucson, crowned his sensational debut season Thursday during the annual Toyota Speedway at Irwindale Thanksgiving Night Grand Prix USAC open-wheel racing triple-header. The first main event of the night started a season-high and TNGP-high 31 Ford Focus Midgets on the four-degree baned third-mile track. Drivers ran a 40-lap feature, five laps longer than the usual FF Midget main events at the track. FF drivers came from seven states, including six from Utah, and two from Canada.
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AMA WELCOMES BILL WERNER TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS AMERICAN MOTORCYCLIST ASSOCIATION The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) is pleased to announce that noted tuner and AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famer Bill Werner has been appointed to the Association's Board of Directors, and begins serving his official duties at the Board meeting convening today. Werner, who resides in Brookfield, Wis., will serve the country's North Central region on the AMA Board.
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