Sponsors Programs
Sponsors Programs
| Cash award of the 10th place finisher in the amount of $25.00 per event. Decals are required. |
| Product certificates for 4th place finisher in the amount of $50.00 per event. Decals are required. |
| Product certificate for 1st, 6th, and 10th place finishers in the amount of $50.00 per event. Decals are required. |
| Product certificate for 19th and 15th place finishers in the amount of $25.00 per event. Decals are required. |
| Product certificate for 1st, 2nd, and 7th place finishers in the amount of $25.00 per event. Decals are required. |
| Cash award for 5th place finisher of $25.00 per event. Decals are required. |
| Cash award for $25.00 per event random draw. Decals are required. |
| Product certificate for 5th and 10th place finishers in the amount of $25.00 per event. Decals are required. |
2010 OK Tire Series
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The ARCA West officials are looking forward to another great year of
OK Tire Sportsman racing. Richard Michaud, the President of ARCA West
will be announcing North and South driver's meetings very soon,
so keep checking the website for the dates. I encourage current drivers
and anyone interested in racing the ARCA West OK TIRE Sportsman series
to come out. Richard will be in attendance to answer any questions and
make some important announcements. Sincerely, Kendall Thomas ARCA West Sportsman Race Director |
2009 OK Tire Series Champion
Mark Berriau driving the #27 car wins the 2009 ARCA West Sportsman OK Tires Championship |
Fans of the OK Tire Series love going trackside to meet the drivers and see the cars up close |
SunValley Speedway: Vernon BC
The winners of the September 12 points final in Vernon BC 1st # 27 Mark Berriau 2nd # 58 Duntin Lengert 3rd # 5 Bob Williams |
Gold Pan Speedway: Quesnel, BC
The winners of the August 15 Race in Quesnel BC 1st # 5 Bob Williams 2nd # 71 Dave Olson 3rd # 3 Logan Jewel Race 5 of the ARCA West OK Tire Sportsman series had teams travelling to the Gold Pan Speedway in Quesnel. Under a cool cloudy sky, seventeen beautifully prepared Sportsman cars prepared to do battle on the small 3/8 mile track. The “Bristol” stop of the series would test the patience of the field. The B heat found Bobby Mears leading with the 71 of Dave Olsen pressuring on the high side. The two touched, spinning, allowing the 38 car of Lee Thomas to squeeze by and win the B Heat. The action continued in the A heat, with Darren Swan working the 6 car of Tim Christie on the high side. The two touched, sending the field scrambling to miss the spinning car of Swan. Back to the Green, Christy continued to hold off the 3 car of Logan Jewel for the win. The Feature would not disappoint. The 6 car of Sheldon Mayert lead the field to the green, with the 38 of Lee Thomas working the high side. The field squeezed down into turn one, making through the treacherous first lap. Laps continued as the drivers planned their strategies. Nearing mid race, the 71 car of Dave Olsen is forced to brake hard to miss another car, leaving the tight field scrambling to share the same piece of real-estate. In the melee, the 6 car of Christie is caught up, as is the 2 car of Chase Larson, both requiring a trip to pit road for service. The points leader Mark Berriau had to spin his car to miss the carnage. Though the car was undamaged, the spin sent him to the back of the field. The Race restarts with Dave Olsen making the pass for the lead, and Bob Williams putting pressure on the Top group. As the race winds down, Williams pressures Jewel, and races into 2nd spot. With 5 to go, and traffic tight, Williams and the leader Dave Olson battle it out. With three to go, Williams makes the pass and goes on to the top spot. Olsen settles for 2nd and Jewel holds onto the last podium spot. In a wild last lap battle with current WCSS champ Steve Lengert, Berriau salvages his night with a run to 4th position. Grimard, Mayert, Lengert and Thomas make it 4 wide to decide the 5th through 8th positions. Congratulations to all of the racers on a great night of racing. |