PENDA Memphis Day1

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Lineup:
Bearfoot-Fred Shafer
Snakebite-Colt Cobra
Bigfoot-Andy Brass
King Krunch-Scott Stephens
No Problem-John Moore
Equalizer-Greg Holbrook
Wild Thing-Jim Booker
Taurus-Jack Willman Jr
Night Life-Wayne Smozanek
USA#1-Steve Wilke
Carolina Crusher-Gary Porter
Nightmare-Scott Hess

Round 1:
Bearfoot def King Krunch
Wild Thing def Equalizer (broke rear suspension and engine)
-interesting note, Equalizer had a weird spoiler on it
Taurus def Night Life
Bigfoot def USA#1
Carolina Crusher def Nitemare
No Problem def Snakebite

Round 2:
Taurus def Wild Thing
Bigfoot def Carolina Crusher
Bearfoot def No Problem

Round 3:
Bigfoot Bye
Taurus def Bearfoot (DQ)
-Taurus lost the left rear tire.

Finals:
Bigfoot def Taurus
-Taurus tire wouldnt hold air but lined up for points.

Also No Problems hauler was in a accident and the Equalizer rig went back and got the truck and crew so they could run.

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Lineup:
Fred Shafer drove Bear Foot VII at this event.
This was Colt Cobra's first event in Snake Bite, formerly known as Bigfoot IV.
Andy Brass drove Bigfoot VIII at this event.
Scott Stephens drove King Krunch III.
John Moore drove No Problem II.
Jack Willman Jr. drove Taurus III.
Wayne Smozanek drove Night Life III.
Steve Wilke drove USA-1 II.
Gary Porter drove Carolina Crusher III.
Steve Hess (not Scott) drove Nitemare III.

Track: Outdoors, 2 sets of 7 cars with a gap between the first and second. Finish line is 50 ft. past the end of the cars.

Notes: This was the first event for Jim Booker and Wild Thing. Greg Holbrook's Equalizer broke the rear suspension after getting a ton of air off the first set of cars, which was a common problem on this track. This would be the last appearance for Holbrook for the '91 SE season, with David Morris returning as driver a short while later. Steve Wilke and USA-1 would also make their only appearance of the '91 season at this event. Many of the competitors from the TNT series came to this first event for the '91 SE series. Because of the newer suspensions, however, not many stuck around.