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SwedeTech Customer Updates from the ProKart Challenge Series

Elk Grove, CA – July 25, 2009 – As mid-summer arrives, the Prokart Challenge has 1 event left for both the Norcal and SoCal regions. SwedeTech customers have packed the PKC podium all year long, so before the PKC wraps up the 2009 schedule, we shall highlight the performances so far.

To save time and space, let’s review the performances by Jacob Neal ( Maxter and Stock CR125 ) for both the NorCal and the SoCal regions. To date, Jacob has been the mark in both the S1 class and the S3 class. There have been a few exceptions when teammate and coach, Gary Carlton ( Maxter ), graced the track with his presence. Cody Hodgson ( Maxter ) has been snapping at Jacob’s heals this year in the S1 class and Connor DePhillipi ( Maxter ) gave Jacob a good workout in Santa Maria.

In the past couple of SoCal events, Clinton Schoombee ( Stock CR125 ) has stepped up to contend with Jacob in the S3 class. As the series heads into the last event, Jacob will have the big target on the back of his kart. Leading the championship in four classes, many drivers are going to come out swinging to post a win for the 2009 season.

SwedeTech customers have the NorCal S1 division top three spots filled with Jacob Neal, Cody Hodgson, and Gary Carlton (with only a few events). The SoCal S1 division sees Jacob Neal sitting on top, Imran Husain ( TM ) a tad back in third, and Greg Liefooghe ( Maxter ) with a fourth place position.

In the SoCal G1 class , Troy Butts ( Maxter ) sits right behind the first place driver. Troy is looking for a good finish to end the season and boost his point total. Darrell Tunnell ( TM ) is sitting in a fourth place spot.

In the stacked S3 classes, for both NorCal and SoCal, Jacob Neal sits on top. Norcal pilots Tommy Thompson and Steven Reasoner, are both looking to spoil Jacob’s next event. With only a few events to his credit, Memo Gidley is sitting in sixth. In the SoCal S3 class, Clinton Schoombee sits in third, only a small glimpse out of first. Jimmy McNeil is stiting in sixth after a few rough outings declined him of a win year to date.

The SoCal S4 class is watching Jeff Smith sitting in the lead with Ken Schilling sitting in third place. In the NorCal S4 class, Jared Woolf sit’s a few points back from the leader. Paul Blickman missed a few events, and finds himself sitting in seventh.

The HPV 2 Jr. class has a very strong showing of NorCal pilots. SwedeTech customers have done a fantastic job by filling the top four spots. Kiel Spaulding leads the pack in first. Dylan Lupton and Luis Tyrell have both been competitors all year sitting second and third. Joseph Keaton has had a few rough events, which has placed him fourth in points.

TaG Jr is another class with strong support in NorCal. Dylan Lupton and Austin Elliot sit in the top two spots. Niki Luna can improve his third place position with a good finish at the last event. Kiel Spaulding sits in fifth after sitting out a couple of events.

NorCal TaG Sr is watching Will Martindale ( Vortex Rok TT ) sitting on point. This is always a fun class to watch. There are four drivers looking to end the season with their name on top.

SoCal Tag Masters is lead to date by Steve Wiener ( Leopard ). He is looking to end his year on a high note.

SoCal’s KF2 class points is lead by Alex Speed ( Vortex ), and his teammate Will Martindale ( Vortex ) is right behind him. Cody Hodgson ( Vortex ) sits in fifth and can jump up a few spots with a solid finish in Fontana.

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« Links SwedeTech Customer Updates from the ProKart Challenge Series Elk Grove, CA – July 25, 2009 – As mid-summer arrives, the Prokart Challenge has 1 event left for both the Norcal and SoCal regions. SwedeTech customers have packed the PKC podium all year long, so before the PKC wraps up the 2009 schedule, we shall highlight the performances so far. To save time and space, let’s review the performances by Jacob Neal ( Maxter and Stock CR125 ) for both the NorCal and the SoCal regions. To date, Jacob has been the mark in both the S1 class and the S3 class. There have been a few exceptions when teammate and coach, Gary Carlton ( Maxter ), graced the track with his presence. Cody Hodgson ( Maxter ) has been snapping at Jacob’s heals this year in the S1 class and Connor DePhillipi ( Maxter ) gave Jacob a good workout in Santa Maria. In the past couple of SoCal events, Clinton Schoombee ( Stock CR125 ) has stepped up to contend with Jacob in the S3 class. As the series heads into the last event, Jacob will have the big target on the back of his kart. Leading the championship in four classes, many drivers are going to come out swinging to post a win for the 2009 season. SwedeTech customers have the NorCal S1 division top three spots filled with Jacob Neal, Cody Hodgson, and Gary Carlton (with only a few events). The SoCal S1 division sees Jacob Neal sitting on top, Imran Husain ( TM ) a tad back in third, and Greg Liefooghe ( Maxter ) with a fourth place position. In the SoCal G1 class , Troy Butts ( Maxter ) sits right behind the first place driver. Troy is looking for a good finish to end the season and boost his point total. Darrell Tunnell ( TM ) is sitting in a fourth place spot. In the stacked S3 classes, for both NorCal and SoCal, Jacob Neal sits on top. Norcal pilots Tommy Thompson and Steven Reasoner, are both looking to spoil Jacob’s next event. With only a few events to his credit, Memo Gidley is sitting in sixth. In the SoCal S3 class, Clinton Schoombee sits in third, only a small glimpse out of first. Jimmy McNeil is stiting in sixth after a few rough outings declined him of a win year to date. The SoCal S4 class is watching Jeff Smith sitting in the lead with Ken Schilling sitting in third place. In the NorCal S4 class, Jared Woolf sit’s a few points back from the leader. Paul Blickman missed a few events, and finds himself sitting in seventh. The HPV 2 Jr. class has a very strong showing of NorCal pilots. SwedeTech customers have done a fantastic job by filling the top four spots. Kiel Spaulding leads the pack in first. Dylan Lupton and Luis Tyrell have both been competitors all year sitting second and third. Joseph Keaton has had a few rough events, which has placed him fourth in points. TaG Jr is another class with strong support in NorCal. Dylan Lupton and Austin Elliot sit in the top two spots. Niki Luna can improve his third place position with a good finish at the last event. Kiel Spaulding sits in fifth after sitting out a couple of events. NorCal TaG Sr is watching Will Martindale ( Vortex Rok TT ) sitting on point. This is always a fun class to watch. There are four drivers looking to end the season with their name on top. SoCal Tag Masters is lead to date by Steve Wiener ( Leopard ). He is looking to end his year on a high note. SoCal’s KF2 class points is lead by Alex Speed ( Vortex ), and his teammate Will Martindale ( Vortex ) is right behind him. Cody Hodgson ( Vortex ) sits in fifth and can jump up a few spots with a solid finish in Fontana. SwedeTech Racing SwedeTech Racing Engines offers parts and service for all two – stroke kart racing applications. If you are looking for technical information on the engines we sell and service, visit www.swedetechracing.com . To shop online, visit www.shopswedetech.com . This entry was posted on Monday, July 27th, 2009 at 4:03 pm and is filed under General, Regional News, Customer's Feedback. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. Comments are closed.
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