Post by dave3ba on Jul 9, 2007 15:11:58 GMT -5
Date: April 29th.
Track: Indoors, a 3-lane track, with a set of 5 cars and a set of 12 cars. Finish line is in between the 11th and 12th cars.
Lineup: Doug Spanier (Master of Disaster II), John Piant (Bigfoot IV), Bennett Clark (Clydesdale II), Marvin Smith (Wild Hair II), Arlene Edd (The Fanatic), Jim Miller (Barbarian), Greg Holbrook (Equalizer), Kurt Fisher (Micro Machines), Mike Wine (Jersey Outlaw II), Pablo Cruz (Tuff-E-Nuff), Steve Wilke (USA-1 II), Scott Stephens (King Krunch III), Gary Porter (Carolina Crusher II), Dave Wieczorek (Night Life II)
Results:
Qualifying:
-Smith hits Clark and Clydesdale flips over
-Wilke hits the wall
Round 1:
Piant def. Edd, Miller
Clark def. Spanier
Holbrook def. Fisher, Wine
Semifinals:
Spanier (fast loser) def. Wilke, Cruz
Holbrook def. Stephens, Clark
Wieczorek def. Porter, Piant
Finals:
Holbrook def. Wieczorek, Spanier
Points Standings:
1. Equalizer 342
2. Bigfoot 338
3. King Krunch 329
4. Carolina Crusher 284
5. Awesome Kong 276
6. USA-1 203
7. Grave Digger 201
8. Buffalo Tremor 178
8. Night Life 178
10. Jersey Outlaw 150
Notes: This was the last event TNT ever ran a 3-way race at. This was also the final TNT appearance for Doug Spanier's Master of Disaster, Arlene Edd's Fanatic, Jim Miller's Barbarian and Pablo Cruz' Tuff-E-Nuff. This event marked the debut for Kurt Fisher's Micro Machines truck. The Breen Brothers' first crack at a modern race truck, Micro Machines, would prove to be disappointing considering all of the hype it garnered, never really making an impact. During qualifying, Marvin Smith lost control of Wild Hair and hit Bennett Clark's Clydesdale, flipping the truck over. The damage would prove merely cosmetic, as Clark brought the truck back out for a first round win over Spanier. Steve Wilke also had trouble during qualifying, and ran USA-1 into the wall. This was the first win for Holbrook, who would go on to win many races for Gary Cook's Equalizer team in the next couple of years.
Track: Indoors, a 3-lane track, with a set of 5 cars and a set of 12 cars. Finish line is in between the 11th and 12th cars.
Lineup: Doug Spanier (Master of Disaster II), John Piant (Bigfoot IV), Bennett Clark (Clydesdale II), Marvin Smith (Wild Hair II), Arlene Edd (The Fanatic), Jim Miller (Barbarian), Greg Holbrook (Equalizer), Kurt Fisher (Micro Machines), Mike Wine (Jersey Outlaw II), Pablo Cruz (Tuff-E-Nuff), Steve Wilke (USA-1 II), Scott Stephens (King Krunch III), Gary Porter (Carolina Crusher II), Dave Wieczorek (Night Life II)
Results:
Qualifying:
-Smith hits Clark and Clydesdale flips over
-Wilke hits the wall
Round 1:
Piant def. Edd, Miller
Clark def. Spanier
Holbrook def. Fisher, Wine
Semifinals:
Spanier (fast loser) def. Wilke, Cruz
Holbrook def. Stephens, Clark
Wieczorek def. Porter, Piant
Finals:
Holbrook def. Wieczorek, Spanier
Points Standings:
1. Equalizer 342
2. Bigfoot 338
3. King Krunch 329
4. Carolina Crusher 284
5. Awesome Kong 276
6. USA-1 203
7. Grave Digger 201
8. Buffalo Tremor 178
8. Night Life 178
10. Jersey Outlaw 150
Notes: This was the last event TNT ever ran a 3-way race at. This was also the final TNT appearance for Doug Spanier's Master of Disaster, Arlene Edd's Fanatic, Jim Miller's Barbarian and Pablo Cruz' Tuff-E-Nuff. This event marked the debut for Kurt Fisher's Micro Machines truck. The Breen Brothers' first crack at a modern race truck, Micro Machines, would prove to be disappointing considering all of the hype it garnered, never really making an impact. During qualifying, Marvin Smith lost control of Wild Hair and hit Bennett Clark's Clydesdale, flipping the truck over. The damage would prove merely cosmetic, as Clark brought the truck back out for a first round win over Spanier. Steve Wilke also had trouble during qualifying, and ran USA-1 into the wall. This was the first win for Holbrook, who would go on to win many races for Gary Cook's Equalizer team in the next couple of years.
