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Teague is scheduled to participate in the OSS race in Lake Cumberland, Ky on Labor Day Weekend.

The start saw Kevin Probst grab the holeshot and the win, while Vanden Heuvel grabbed the second spot by the end of lap one. While Probst needed the win to stay in the championship fight,

the #77 AMSOIL truck needed to have a solid, trouble free race. And that’s exactly what happened. After ten laps, Vanden Heuvel finished in a solid third place.

“I wanted to race for the win, but we weren’t going to beat Kevin today,” commented Vanden Heuvel. “His truck was really hooked up. After Evan passed me and I tried to make a move to get back around him I backed off. It could have become a bad situation, where either one of us could wreck and I didn’t need that. Kevin and Evan finished just in front of me, but that’s okay. I wanted to go for the win, but winning the championship is more important.”

Sunday Round – 10

Vanden Heuvel continued his title trek on Sunday with a clean start, as he watched Probst and Ross Hoek battle it out for the first few laps. Rhonda Konitzer was also able to get out in front Vanden Heuvel, but he knew Konitzer had run a limited schedule, and didn’t figure into the championship battle. By the start of the third lap, Vanden Heuvel had his #77 Chevy running in third, his finishing position.

The Flying Dutchman has finished on the podium in every round of racing in the 2008 WSORR season. With just two rounds of racing remaining in the quest of the 2008 WSORR PRO-2WD Championship, Dan Vanden Heuvel has a 32 point lead over Probst.

The final weekend of racing for the Flying Dutchman Off-Road Team, in the 2008 World Series of Off-Road Racing, is the BorgWarner Off-Road World Championship, August 29-31, in Crandon, Wis.

Team AMSOIL Late Model driver Brady Smith recorded his fourth win of the 2008 racing season on Friday night, August 1 at the renowned Cedar Lake Speedway in New Richmond, Wis.

The rain-postponed 'Masters' event from June took place last Friday at CLS with a $5,000 top prize was up for grabs. In front of a jam-packed grandstand, Smith started from the pole position for

the 50-lap affair and withstood a strong challenge from Ashley Anderson. At the completion of 50 green flag laps around the 3/8-mile speedway, Smith found himself in victory lane celebrating his exciting 'Masters' triumph over Anderson, Jimmy Mars, Scott Gilberts, and Nick Anvelink.

In addition to the rain-postponed 'Masters,' the AMSOIL team also competed in three more Dirt Late Model events from July 30-August 2. Smith finished eighth and 25th in a pair of WDRL events in Superior and New Richmond, Wis. Despite running inside the top ten at the $50,000 to win 'USA Nationals' at Cedar Lake on Saturday, Smith finished 23rd after mechanical problems dropped him out of contention.

Smith is scheduled to race at the Florence (Ky) Speedway on August 8-9.

Grant has been suffering from a badly sprained ankle since the second moto at Budds Creek. In the first moto in Washougal, Grant grabbed the hole shot and led the first few laps of the moto before eventually finishing third.

Then, in moto two, Grant ended up with the last gate pick because he missed the deadline to report to the staging area after he had trouble starting his bike. Still, he started inside the top ten and began working his way forward, eventually finishing fourth and grabbing third overall.

"I think if I would've started up front with these guys, I would've been in a better position than I was," Grant said. "When you have 39 guys to the left of you... I just did the best that I could. I hit the berm and just hoped for the best, and I came out around tenth, so I just plugged away and tried to pick off guys. I'm fortunate to be up (on the podium) and be safe."

With his performance, Grant moved all the way up to eighth in the points standings despite

missing the first three rounds.

Canard had a fall on the opening lap of the first moto and was only able to fight his way back up to 21st, just out of the points. In second race of the day, he grabbed the hole shot and lead the first half of the moto. He eventually dropped a hard fought battle with Ryan Dungey and Ryan Villopoto and moved into third. In the late stages of the moto, however, a lapper pulled into his line unexpectedly and caused him to crash violently. The end result was a broken left femur, which will keep him off of the bike for anywhere from four to six months. He has had surgery, and the doctors indicated that it went as well as possible. However, he is definitely out for the remainder of the championship.

Jake Weimer rode very strong at Washougal. In the first moto, he started midpack and worked his way all the way up to sixth place. In the second moto, Weimer was in a battle with a few riders for the whole race, eventually finishing sixth again. Weimer was sixth overall and still sits fourth in points with three rounds left to run.

The GEICO Powersports/AMSOIL/Honda team has two weekends off before Millville, Minn. The team will be joined by amateur sensation Blake Wharton, who will be making his professional debut.

Until then, we'll see you at the races.

The thousands of fans that lined the lake saw a perfect start for the AMSOIL/Rinker Racing veteran who came off the dock in pole position and held of local favorite Tim Seebold of the Bud Light Seebold Race Team and Torrente on the outside, making it a spectacular three boat run to the first commitment buoy with Rinker holding the inside and the

lead that he would not lose for the next 43 laps.

Torrente boat worked his way around the defending race champion Seebold in the first 1/3 of the race and took up the charge to catch Rinker, finally passing him briefly on the 44th lap. The cat and mouse game between the two drivers ended when Rinker finally used traffic to his advantage and took home his first victory of the season and his third in St. Louis in the last 5 years.

One weekend after attending AMSOIL’s 35th Anniversary celebration, the AMSOIL Offshore team traveled to St. Clair, Mich. to compete in the annual OPA St. Clair River Classic offshore race held on the St. Clair River. Tens of thousands of fans packed the town and the shores to watch the big boats compete up close.

During the first test session on Saturday, Team AMSOIL apparently struck a submerged object in the river and destroyed a propeller. Because the propeller that was destroyed was one that would have likely been used in Sunday’s race, the rest of the day was spent trying alternative set ups and timing the boat around the race course. Bob Teague and Paul Whittier logged over 160 miles testing to perfect the set up, speed and handling of the AMSOIL Offshore Race Boat. Practice on the race course was timed to achieve quick and consistent lap times around the 6.3 mile course.

The extensive testing definitely paid off when the green flag dropped on Sunday. This would be another highly competitive battle in the Super Cat Lite class between the Motley Crew Team and Team AMSOIL. AMSOIL took the lead on the first straightaway and continued to extend the lead on the fleet throughout the entire race.

The win in Saint Clair extended Team AMSOIL’s OPA points lead. Currently, Team AMSOIL is in first place in the points chase in OSS, OPA, and tied for first in POPRA.

The AMSOIL Offshore Race Team continues to have great results with the new AMSOIL 15W50 Dominator Racing Oil and the array of AMSOIL lubricants used in every component and system in the race boat.

Next stop for Teague and Whittier is the OSS Race in Kenner, La this weekend.

Until then, we'll see you at the races.

Entering the weekend, Douglas had mad the podium in five of the first six CORR races and a strong run on Saturday brought that total to six.

The inverted starting grid put Douglas on the outside of row two. Just moments after the green flag was waved, the red flag came out as fellow AMSOIL/Red Bull driver Steve Barlow had a hard crash, flying end over end in the air, as his truck attempted to fly over the front straightaway table top. Fortunately, Steve was okay, but the truck was in need of serious repair.

The rolling restart saw Douglas and his #7 AMSOIL Kumho Tire Sycuan Casino Ford F150 hold its fourth place position, at the end of the first lap. After four laps, Scott is challenged by #99 Kyle LeDuc, but the attack ends as LeDuc rolls on lap seven. (LeDuc lands on his wheels and keeps going, but loses a lot ground to Scott.) Then, #3 Rick Huseman, feeling pressure from Scott, came into Turn 5 too fast, and had to drive through the Hot Pit to avoid rolling over. This moved Douglas Motorsports in third place. After fourteen laps, Douglas finishes Round 7 on the podium, in third place.

Sunday morning qualifying saw the grey and black AMSOIL Ford stop the clocks at 53.425 seconds, the second fastest qualifying time in PRO-4.

Quickly, Douglas moved in behind the leader, Johnny Greaves, as Huseman was right on the Douglas' rear bumper. The top three stayed in this order th

rough the mandatory caution on lap eight, and the full caution on lap eleven. Several times Huseman made a run, but the Kumho Tires kept Scott in second place. Then on lap twelve, Greaves hit the Turn 2 berm hard, bending a tie rod and damaging his power steering. This put the Douglas into the lead. Huseman took one final shot at Douglas, but the El Cajon driver pulled away for his first win of the season in front of a nationwide, NBC audience.

"I couldn't be prouder of my crew," said Douglas. "It's the biggest reason we've been on the podium in seven of the eight races, and always qualifying up front all year long. The Round 8 win is the result of my crew. This truck has been solid all year. Saturday night the guys worked until 10:00pm checking and rechecking everything and it shows in our results. The track in Chula Vista is really hard on equipment. It's really fast, yet it has many of the abusive characteristics of a desert race. It was great to win when NBC Sports was broadcasting live, in front of my hometown fans, with AMSOIL supporting us at the track. Having everyone here made the victory that much sweeter."

Other AMSOIL drivers had solid weekends with Chad Hord taking a fourth in Pro Lite on Sunday after getting caught up in two wrecks on Saturday. Mike Oberg pushed his Pro Lite up at least four spots on both Saturday and Sunday, finishing ninth on Sunday despite a bad crash during qualifying. The Oberg crew had less than two hours to get the AMSOIL Chevy back on track for the top ten run.

The next race for CORR is the third and final race in Pomona, Calif, August 16-17.

Until then, we'll see you at the races.

Scott Douglas timed in second quick in the CORR Pro-4 class while Pro Lite driver Chad Hord turned the fourth fastest time in Chula Vista, Calif. on Friday. Those two AMSOIL Super Team drivers will both start towards the front for Satuday's live telecast on SPEED.

Douglas, the AMSOIL Pro04 Super Team driver picked up three championship points with his second fastest qualifying time on Friday. That puts him just six points out from the overall lead heading into this weekends racing.

This marks a double live weekend for Championship Off Road

Racing. The live SPEED telecast begins at 6:00 p.m. EST tonight. On Sunday. NBC will host its first live CORR race of the year with coverage beginning at 3:00 p.m. EST.

"This weekend marks an important milestone for CORR. For the first time, both days of racing will be broadcast live on network television," said Deanne Vernengo, CORR's Broadcast Director. "We are thrilled to bring CORR fans high-definition racing in real time from the home of off road racing, San Diego, CA."

Gates open at 9:00 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Racing action begins at 11:55 a.m. on Saturday and 11:00 a.m. on Sunday. Tickets are available online at www.corracing.com as well as onsite, at the event.

The Chula Vista International Raceway is a purpose-built facility, located in southeast Chula

Vista. Built in a working rock quarry, the Chula Vista International Raceway offers a challenging surface for drivers and provides a stunning backdrop for fans. The track includes major elevation changes and areas where driving skill are rewarded.

AMSOIL Dealers, don't forget about the AMSOIL/CORR parties and your chance to win a free trip to the final CORR races in December.

Until then, we'll see you at the races.

Heading to the home of off road racing, San Diego County, Calif. for the first time this season, Championship Off Road Racing is gearing up for a weekend of live television action on July 26 and 27 at the Chula Vista International Raceway. For the first time in CORR history, the weekend’s action will be broadcast live and in high-definition Saturday on SPEED and Sunday on NBC.

Viewers at the track and at home will feel like they are in the center of the fight as they watch the fiercely competitive Pro 2 class. After capturing two first place wins in Pomona, Rockstar/Makita’s Todd LeDuc is tied for third in the standings with former Supercross Champion and Monster Energy/AMSOIL's Jeremy McGrath. LeDuc, one of the youngest drivers in the Pro 2 class, will try to duplicate his winning weekend in Pomona in order

to catapult him to the top of the standings.

AMSOIL Super Team Pro 4 driver Scott Douglas is hoping that being in his hometown will give him the extra bit he needs to stand high on the podium. Finishing in the top-three five times in his last six starts, the El Cajon, Calif. native has never won a CORR championship and knows that this is his year. Currently sitting second in the standings, can Douglas overcome Rick Huseman to sit on the top of the leader board?

In the Pro Lite class, five-time CORR Champion Jeff Kincaid is leading the standings, fighting off the 2007 Driver of the Year, Robert Naughton and AMSOIL Super Team member Chad Hord, the 2006 class champion.

“This weekend marks an important milestone for CORR. For the first time, both days of racing will be broadcast live on network television,” said Deanne Vernengo, CORR’s Broadcast Director. “We are thrilled to bring CORR fans high-definition racing in real time from the home of off road racing, San Diego, Calif.”

Gates open at 9:00 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Racing action begins at 11:55 a.m. on Saturday and 11:00 a.m. on Sunday. Tickets are available online at http://www.corracing.com/ as well as onsite, at the event.

Until then, we'll see you at the races.

Last weekend, AMSOIL celebrated its 35th Anniversary with an unrivaled convention featuring Dealers, new product, a new plant and more than 30 race teams and series.

On Thursday, more than 1,000 AMSOIL Dealers, employees, friends and family were on hand for the Opening Ceremonies which featured Dean Alexander, Al Amatuzio and the introduction of the corporate race teams and series partners. Dealers learned first hand about AMSOIL's involvement in Championship Off Road Racing, the new sponsorships of Daytona Bike

Week and Sturgis Bike Rally and met some old (Mike LaRocco) and new (Scott Douglas, Mike Oberg) racers.

From there, the group was led to the Winning Formula Expo which had all of the race teams and series on display to talk about their efforts and sign autographs. Those in attendance included Brady Smith, Scheuring Speedsports, PJ Wanderscheid, Sudden Impact Racing, Chad Hord, Judnick Motorsports, Darrell Nelson, AJ Diemel, Bob Richardson, Bob Teague, and Terry Rinker.

The trackside voices of AMSOIL, Robi Powers and Faron Meeks also lent their incredible talents

to both the Expo and the opening ceremonies. Powers and Meeks helped introduced the racers and also worked the Expo floor as "Pit Reporters" which was broadcast on large, 50-foot screens inside the expo hall.

"The AMSOIL 35th Anniversary Convention was a great success," said Jeremy Meyer, AMSOIL Race Program Manager. "We believe everyone from the race teams to the Dealers to the

AMSOIL employees has been energized by the entire convention. We had great speakers throughout the show and our Dealers walked away with a great amount of knowledge and enthusiasm that we feel will translate to their AMSOIL business."

Also being unveiled was the introduction of the new AMSOIL Dominator Racing Oils. These three new oils (RD50, RD30 and RD20) were designed to expand the Dominator line and will offer three new viscosity's that race teams have been asking for. Read more about the AMSOIL Dominator Racing Oils at http://www.amsoil.com/.

Until then, we'll see you at the races.

AMSOIL, the First in Synthetics, will be celebrating it's 35th Anniversary this week in Superior, Wis. and Duluth, Minn. The Twin Ports will play host to all of the festivities and more than 1,000 AMSOIL Dealers, family and friends.

Hot on the list of activities will be the Winning Formula Expo on Thursday afternoon at the DECC in Duluth. About 30 race teams will be in attendance, including: Brady Smith, Scott Douglas, Mike Oberg, Scheuring Speedsports, PJ Wanderscheid, Sudden Impact Racing, Chad Hord, Judnick Motorsports, Darrell Nelson, AJ Diemel, Bob Richardson, Bob Teague, and Terry Rinker.

The Expo runs Thursday afternoon. The AMSOIL Late Model Series will also be part of the event with the third race of the year scheduled for Friday night at Superior Speedway. Darrell Nelson will try take over the points lead from Pat Doar, while Richardson and Diemel will be looking for their first ALS win of the year.

Until then, we'll see you at the races.

After scoring his first-ever podium moto finish at the last round in Colorado, Trey Canard did one better at Red Bud. Canard started at the tail end of the top five and quickly fought his way

up into second place by the end of the third lap. By that point leader Ryan Villopoto had a comfortable gap on him and the rest of the field, but Canard kept the lead at a consistent distance throughout the rest of the moto to finish out in second place. Moto two was quite similar, as Canard started about fourth, then quickly found his way into second. This time, however, Canard was much closer to Villopoto and pressured him for a few laps, only to fall. He got up still running second, but then had to contend with Ryan Dungey behind him. He held Dungey off until the final lap, when Dungey's bike broke, and Canard finished the day with a strong 2-2 for his first-ever AMA National overall podium finish at second overall.

"I wasn't just trying my best like I was in Supercross," Canard said. "That's what I did in Supercross, was just give it 200%, and I know that saying's kind of old, but that's my style, that's what I do. I think I just put too much emphasis on winning and kind of left out some of the other aspects."

Team AMSOIL teammate Josh Grant took a bet before the first practice of the weekend that he would jump LaRocco's Leap on the first lap. LaRocco's Leap is the track's infamous huge uphill triple, made famous by retired Team AMSOIL rider Mike LaRocco years ago. Not normally a jump that's easily cleared on a Lites machine, Grant not only figured he could do it, but did so on the first lap of practice.

"I said, 'I bet I can do it the first lap,' and he said, 'I bet you that you can't,' so it was on," Grant said. "On the first lap, I came around the corner slow and did it, and that was that. But during the race, it was hard to do from the inside, because it was dug so deep, and to do it from the outside, it wasn't really faster."

Grant also said that even though he finished second in his return race at Colorado, his goal to finish inside the top five at Red Bud wouldn't change. So, for the second week in a row, he met that goal, going 5-4 for fourth overall with two top-10 starts and two top-five finishes.

Jake Weimer continued to make up ground in the points standings, even though his weekend wasn't ideal. He went down early in the first moto and got back going a lap down, eventually finishing 28th. In the second moto, he started outside the top 10 and fought his way up to sixth place at the finish despite a shoulder injury suffered during Saturday practice. He says his shoulder should be fine for Budds Creek this weekend. Weimer is now solidly third in points at the halfway point in the championship.

Dan Reardon fell in love with the Red Bud track right away. Reardon had a strong first moto,

fighting his way through the field for ninth. Then, in the second moto, he passed his way up into sixth and was actually gaining slowly on Grant when he had an encounter with a lapper and went down, ending his race

The GEICO Powersports/AMSOIL/Honda team is now headed for Budds Creek Raceway in Maryland this weekend for round seven of the 12-round AMA National Motocross Championship. AMSOIL is the Official Oil of the Outdoor Nationals.

Until then, we'll see you at the races.

NBC Sports will broadcast Championship Off Road Racing’s round 6 from the Fairplex in Pomona on July 19th at 10 am – 11:30 am Pacific (1 pm – 2:30 pm Eastern). Originally scheduled last Sunday,. the episode was preempted due to the Wimbledon Finals which lasted for more than four and a half hours.

Tune in at the new date and time to witness the heated battles in the Pro 2 and Pro 4 classes. You won’t want to miss the fender-to-fender racing action and see which Pro 2 driver will prevail as the weekend’s big winner. Plus see the highlights from the Pro Lite class as things heat up.

In even more racing action, fans will now get a chance to see CORR on back to back weekends. Broadcasting from the Quarry in Chula Vista, just south of San Diego, SPEED and NBC will bring you racing LIVE and in high-definition on July 26 and 27.

Sunday, July 27 will mark an important milestone for CORR. For the first time the races will be nationally broadcast LIVE on network television. You won’t want to miss this thrilling first step into the future of CORR’s programming. The action begins Saturday, July 26 on SPEED at 3 pm PT and Sunday, July 27 on NBC at 12 pm PT.

Championship Off Road Racing™ brings high action, four wheel motorsports including two wheel drive and four wheel drive trucks to the closed course off road arena. The 2008 Championship Off Road Racing’s race season includes eight events at tracks located in Los Angeles, CA, San Diego, CA and Las Vegas, NV.

The result was impressive, as the GEICO Powersports/AMSOIL/Honda team filled four of the

top eight positions on the day in the highly competitive Lites class. The top team rider was Grant, who had the fastest qualifying time during Friday practice, and then turned good starts into good finishes in both motos.

In the first moto, he finished fourth, and then in moto two, he grabbed the holeshot and led the first 12 laps of the race before losing the lead to Ryan Villopoto and finishing second. But the 4-2 score was good enough for second overall in his first race back in nearly two months.

"I got in about four or five days of riding in the last week, and I felt good enough to come out and ride, so I'm just pumped to be here," Grant said. "These last five days, I've really worked on being smooth and not riding too crazy, and I think the way the track was set up tonight, it kind of suited that. So, it was just easy for me to get in my groove and stay with the lines that I chose, and it worked out. I was just really excited to come back and get a good result for our team, and I just want to do it again next weekend."

Eastern Regional SX champ Canard also looked really good in his return from injury, scoring a 5-3 for fourth overall, and he was all over Grant at the finish of the second moto for second place.

"I don't think anything has changed too much in the last few weeks, I just got a little bit of rest," Canard said of recovering from the injury he suffered at round three. "I felt like I was riding really good this weekend, and I was happy with what I was doing on the bike, but all the speed in the world doesn't matter much if you're not up front."

Lakewood also marked a best for Dan Reardon, as the Aussie pilot finished inside the top five overall for the first time outdoors. Reardon has been improving every week.

Round-four runner-up Jake Weimer had a tough go of it in Colorado but still pulled of eighth overall. Unlike the past two years, Weimer did finish both motos in Colorado, which resulted in a significant jump up in the points, as he's now tied for third with Austin Stroupe and is within striking distance of second in the championship.

The GEICO Powersports/AMSOIL/Honda team sets off for Red Bud, the halfway point in the AMA National Motocross Championship, this Sunday, July 6th in Buchanan, Michigan, where all four riders are again expected to mix it up at the front of the Lites pack. AMSOIL is the Official Oil of the AMA Outdoor Nationals.

Until then, we'll see you at the races.

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