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We are working on the race car during our summer break,

we have the engine out and are waiting on the parts to freshen it up for another 20 races.

 Late last season I won a product certificate from The Racers resource and Competition Products, so with new rings, bearings, timing chain and oil pump from

competition products we will be ready to go

 

 

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 We are always looking for interested marketing partners for our racing venture. We can adjust our plans to help meet your marketing goals for 2012. It could be one race, one month or the whole season.

Contact me rick@duricaracing.com  and I will be glad to discuss your plans and goals for this season.

 
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DURICA RUNNING WELL EARLY IN THE  2012 SEASON

Las Vegas, NV (JUNE 2012)

After missing a the first few early season events, Rick has done well since his return to action in late April. Starting last in the April 21st main event Rick had worked his way through the field to the fourth position until a last lap incident put him back to a 10th place finish. The next race of May 5th Rick won his heat race and led the first half of the feature, but after a thrilling battle with Jeff Sheppard for the lead and a late race pass by Bill Myer ,Rick finished in the 3rd position. May 19th was the next race at the Mohave Valley raceway. Starting from the third position Rick quickly moved into the lead on the first lap and was never challenged for the rest of the race for his second heat race win of the season. Rick lined up 5th for the nights main event. An early race collision with a spinning car ripped the right door half off the car and bent the rub rail and interior bodywork Rick slipped into the second spot. From there it was a great race for the lead with Mohave Valley, AZ driver Joe Cross. Rick tried putting the pressure on the leader, working to the low side of the track, sliding into the high groove, each time almost getting an advantage, but the leader stayed tough. A few lapped cars made things even more exciting late in the race and allowed Rick a couple more opportunities to challenge for the lead. However a last lap turn four pass by Bill Myer dropped Rick back to 3rd in the final lap.
Rick would like to thank his sponsors, Cole Kepro International from Las Vegas, NV. Hasting Piston Rings, Hasting, Mich. Silver Dollar Recycling, North Las Vegas, NV, Jerry’s Extreme Machine, Pahrump NV California Tool and Supply, Riverside CA and Durica racing.com for their support during the 2012 racing season.

 

 

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