Phillip Bundren WINS BIG at TERRY SPRAGUE MEMORIAL -- Southern Illinois Raceway

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Date Posted: 15:12:36 08/12/07 Sun
Author: RACERX
Subject: Phillip Bundren WINS BIG at TERRY SPRAGUE MEMORIAL

A large turnout at Southern IL Raceway brought out some of the fastest racecars and drivers in the region for the Terry Sprague Memorial. The pace was some of the fastest laps that were made on the newly desighned track thanks to Richard Poe(promoter) and crew. They have done a lot to make the track and grandstand area better. Phillip Bundren picked up both wins in the Non Wing and the Wing Outlaw Classes with a great run by Scott Britton and Jake Palmisano in the Nonwing.
Phillip Bundren, Rick King, Jake Palmisano in the Outlaw Wing.
The Winged Outlaw was some of the best racing I have seen in years quoted by Mike Phillips, With Rick King and Phillip Bundren swaping leads every half lap running wheel to wheel edge of your seat racing.
We should be proud to know these guys because they set the pace in racing that the rest of us can learn from because where ever you go racing, you will be fast running with these guys.
I am sure that Terry Sprague would be proud to have been there to see a large croud, family and frends that turned out in his honor, and we never know, he may have been there? cya!

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