Amsoil's Scott Douglas Takes Triple WIN at Crandon International Raceway Capturing Two Pro-4 Wins & Borg-Warner Championship

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Crandon, Wisconsin (September 4, 2006) Amsoil's Scott Douglas had a career racing weekend capturing two Pro-4 wins and also claiming the elite Borg-Warner Championship trophy as the most talented racers in off road racing took to the famed track at Crandon, Wisconsin. Douglas put his Amsoil/Khumo Pro-4 in the winner's circle after driving to perfection all weekend long.

The mood of the Borg-Warner Championship race was marred by a wild crash in turn one at the Crandon International Raceway involving fan favorite, Johnny Greaves. Traveling at nearly 100 miles an hour, Greaves bicycled his Toyota Tundra up on the two left wheels and flipped wildly over and over and over. Greaves was later rushed to the hospital with unidentified injuries. Greaves Motorsports Public Relations Manager, Mitch Covington, will provide details at a later date.

Finishing in second position in the Borg-Warner Championship Shootout was Carl Renezeder and third was Monster Energy Drink's super phenom, Jerry Whelchel.

Whelchel put his #41 Monster Energy / Wide Open Baja sponsored race truck up front early and ran hard throughout the race. Facing the charge from the four wheel drive Pro-4 class, Whelchel outdueled many other drivers with a grand performance.

Rodrigo Ampudia Doubles Up at Crandon Borg-Warner Championships With Two Big Wins

Robert Naughton Drives PosterHanger.com/Dircks&Porter Pro-Lite to dual 2nd Place Finishes

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Pro-Lite Winner- Rodrigo Ampudia

Mexican racer, Rodrigo Ampudia wasted no time charging to the front of the pack in the wild Pro-Lite race as he doubled up his wins this weekend capturing victory on both Saturday and Sunday.

Ampudia battled with fellow rookie, Robert Naughton, who finished second on both days. Naughton, a fearless racer, whose privateer efforts have seen him take an outdated truck to the podium three times so far this season, is a serious factor to win any race he enters.

After a wild crash on Saturday, Chad Hord came back and put together a great performance that saw him finish on the podium in third position. Hord credited his crew for their dedication in putting his truck back together working until 4:00 a.m.

Jeff Kincaid suffered an onboard fire that sidelined him after only two laps. 2004 CORR Pro-Lite Champion - Kyle LeDuc rolled his Skyjacker Pro-Lite as he tried to pass Robert Naughton in the Argon loop. That crash slowed LeDuc enough that he was never able to get back on the leap lap.

Dan Baudoux Captures WIN in Wreck Marred Sportsman-2 Race.

Baudoux clinches Sportsman-2 Season Championship with victory.

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Sportsman 2 Winner- Dan Baudoux

In a wreck marred race that took out the #296 Sportsman-2 truck of Bob Gersmehl, Dan Baudoux roared to victory in an eight lap run after the Gersmehl crash.

The big wreck occurred in turn two near the Ford Truck barn. More details later.

Renezeder Dominates Pro-2 Victory

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Carl Renezeder Pro-2 Winner

Round 12 started with an incredible run for the 17 Pro-2 trucks as they battled gingerly in the first turn at 90 miles per hour. Leading the group of the nation's top drivers was the Skyjacker sponsored Scott Taylor who runs Rousch Racing engine power. However, that all changed when Taylor, after he roared to the lead in the first five laps, unexpectedly pulled off the course.

Renezeder pulled out to the front and never looked back taking the Nissan / Lucas Oil Titan truck to victory lane once again!

Finishing in second position wasthe # 7 Rancho/Amsoil truck of Scott Douglas. In third it was Mike Oberg who outlasted Monster Energy Drink's Jerry Whelchel in his bid for the podium. Whelchel had got around Oberg in the final two turns, however as Whelchel approached the finish line he lost his left rear tire, which allowed Oberg to retake the third position position and reach the podium for the second time in as many days.

Douglas Doubles His Pro-4 Victory With Epic Run at Crandon International Off Road Raceway

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Scott Douglas Pro-4 Winner

Scott "Double Trouble" Douglas captured victory with an epic run at Crandon International Off Road Raceway late this morning as he won Round 12 of the 2006 CORR Lucas Oil Pro Series. However, Douglas is far from finished this weekend as he will head to the Borg-Warner Championship Shootout in great position as his Amsoil Pro-4 appears to be unstoppable this weekend.

Carl Renezeder drove the wheels off his # 17 Lucas Oil Pro-4 taking second place just in front of Curt Leduc.

Curt LeDuc driving his Skyjacker Ford # 43 truck charged hard throughout the entire race capturing a third place podium position that adds to his cumulative point total towards the championship point's race.