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“BLACK RHINO DRIVERS DOMINATED THE PODIUM IN ROUNDS 11 & 12 OF THE LUCAS OIL OFF ROAD RACING SERIES AT THE WILD WEST MOTORSPORTS PARK IN SPARKS, NV“
09/5/12 El Cajon, CA – The team at Black Rhino congratulates all of the Black Rhino drivers on a job well done at Wild West Motorsports Park for Rounds 11 & 12 of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series.
BROC DICKERSON
Three Podium Finishes
On the podium representing Black Rhino this weekend in Rounds 11 and 12 was Broc Dickerson. Dickerson pulled double duty in both the JR1 and JR2 Kart classes. In the Dickerson Motorsports #1 JR1 Kart in Friday’s practice Dickerson was second. In qualifying for round 11 on Saturday, Dickerson was again
second. In Saturday’s Round 11 Dickerson started on the front row in second position. By lap 2 he had moved up to first, remaining there until the #288 decided it was time to challenge him for position, a repeat of Round 9. On laps 8-10 the #1 and #288 battled it out with Dickerson
In the Dickerson Motorsports #423 JR2 Kart, Dickerson was fourth in practice on Friday and on Saturday qualified second for Saturday’s Main event. Starting in third on Saturday, the #423 immediately jumped to first; dominating the rest of the race and crossing the checkered flag with a 1st place podium finish. In Sunday’s qualifying, Dickerson was third. He started in the fourth position for the main and ended the race with a top five finish in 5th place. Lucas bumped the #423 to 11th for rough driving.
Marketing For
Black Rhino/Paramount Motorsports
Tel.: 951-805-1017
Email: shirl@papaian.com
www.blackrhinoperformance.com
www.ParamountMotorsports.com
“BLACK RHINO DRIVERS DOMINATED THE PODIUM IN ROUNDS 11 & 12 OF THE LUCAS OIL OFF ROAD RACING SERIES AT THE WILD WEST MOTORSPORTS PARK IN SPARKS, NV“
09/5/12 El Cajon, CA – The team at Black Rhino congratulates all of the Black Rhino drivers on a job well done at Wild West Motorsports Park for Rounds 11 & 12 of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series.
BROC DICKERSON
Three Podium Finishes
On the podium representing Black Rhino this weekend in Rounds 11 and 12 was Broc Dickerson. Dickerson pulled double duty in both the JR1 and JR2 Kart classes. In the Dickerson Motorsports #1 JR1 Kart in Friday’s practice Dickerson was second. In qualifying for round 11 on Saturday, Dickerson was again
second. In Saturday’s Round 11 Dickerson started on the front row in second position. By lap 2 he had moved up to first, remaining there until the #288 decided it was time to challenge him for position, a repeat of Round 9. On laps 8-10 the #1 and #288 battled it out with Dickerson
In the Dickerson Motorsports #423 JR2 Kart, Dickerson was fourth in practice on Friday and on Saturday qualified second for Saturday’s Main event. Starting in third on Saturday, the #423 immediately jumped to first; dominating the rest of the race and crossing the checkered flag with a 1st place podium finish. In Sunday’s qualifying, Dickerson was third. He started in the fourth position for the main and ended the race with a top five finish in 5th place. Lucas bumped the #423 to 11th for rough driving.
KAMRIN DICKERSON
Top Five Finish
+Top Five Finish
Kamrin Dickerson in the Dickerson Motorsports #223 JR1 Kart ran seventh in practice on Friday. For Saturday’s qualifying she was seventh also. In Saturday’s Round 11, Kamrin started seventh and by the end of lap 1 the #223 was in 5th place where it crossed the finish line taking the checkered flag for a top five finish. In Sunday’s qualifying Kamrin was eighth but she pulled out of the main event due to an injury she suffered during qualifying.
DYLAN WINBURY
1st Place
Dylan Winbury missed Friday’s practice due to his starter breaking on the line. The team was able to get it fixed in time for Saturday’s qualifying where he qualified fourth driving the Wagon Burners #469 JR2 Kart. In Saturday’s Round 11, Winbury started on the front row in first position. He immediately dropped back to third where he remained until his hub broke
and the #459 made a last lap pass putting Winbury in 4th at the checkered flag. “I was just happy that it didn't take me out of the raceâ€, Dylan said.
In Sunday’s qualifying for Round 12, Winbury qualified in first but due to the inversion started the Main on the third row in sixth position. After the green flag dropped he quickly worked his way up to first by lap 8 where he remained until the checkered flag putting him on top of the podium. After the checkered flag his chain broke and they had to push his car to the podium. Dylan said "Thank god it broke after the checkered flag. The track was tough and hard on the car but overall I had a lot of fun.â€
JAYDN WINBURY
Two Top Ten
Jaydn Winbury in the Wagon Burners #202 JR1 Kart was tenth in practice on Friday. In Saturday’s qualifying the #202 was tenth. In Saturday’s main event Jaydn battled hard, finishing the race in 8th giving him a top ten finish.
Sunday’s Round 12 was a repeat of Saturday’s Round 11 with Jaydn qualifying tenth and again finishing with an 8th place top ten. Jaydn said "I liked the track. My favorite part was the big downhill.â€
BRYAN OSBORN
First Pro Podium
As the Superlites headed out on the track for Friday’s practice, Osborn was excited to see how the truck would handle on the new track. He ran 5 practice laps and ended up fifth out of a field of ten. Later that day, qualifying for Saturday’s main event, Osborn was seventh. Osborn said, “The #54 felt great, the new track is so sickâ€.
In Saturday’s Round 11 the #54 of Osborn was supposed to start on the pole with the inversion, but due to a technicality the #54 was sent to the back of the field for the start of the race. Osborn slowly and methodically worked his way up through the pack; ninth at the end of lap 1, eighth by lap 3, seventh by lap 8, fourth by lap 10, third by lap 11. At one point as he came off the ski jump, landing on his rear bumper hurting his back. Osborn was able to shake it off holding on to 3rd position until he crossed the checkered flag putting him, the #54, Black Rhino and his sponsors on the podium for Round 11.
Osborn had qualified fourth for Sunday’s Round 12 on Saturday. Osborn was ready for another podium finish in Round 12 of the LOORRS Sunday. The Black Rhino #54 started in Row two in third position. Osborn hung out in the third and fourth positions for most of the first half of the race until the #54 suffered a flat tire on lap 7. Osborn isn’t saying much else only to say that his day was over on lap 8 and no explanation for his “bloody noseâ€.
“I don’t really want to talk about Sunday because I got a flat then a bloody nose. Just crap luck. I was super happy to get my first podium; Sparks was a super cool track with the elevation changes. I hope we can go to that track more often" said Osborn. “Thank you again to Superlite, my sponsors and my parents for this opportunityâ€
CODY RAHDERS
First Pro Win in SuperLite
Having set fast lap in both practices then qualifying 2nd for Saturdays main, the leaders were inverted six positions for the start placing Cody inside row three. As the race got underway by the end of lap one Cody had moved into second place and midway through lap two he moved to the front. Cody then was unchallenged until lap seven when at the top of turn one he bicycled the truck; this miscue allowed second place to close the gap and briefly pass Cody before turn two but midway through turn three he was back in the lead until the mid race caution.
The pack was gathered up for the restart and Cody jumped on the green flag where he quickly pulled out to a 4 second lead then maintained that gap to the checkers for his first Pro win in the SuperLite class.
For the main on Sunday the leaders were inverted four positions putting Cody second row inside for the start. The green flag flew and Cody moved from fourth to second by turn two where both he and the leader quickly put one second on the pack but, what was shaping up to be a great battle never happened as halfway through lap three Cody’s truck slowed to a crawl with a broken left axle.
“What a great weekend, we had both Bryan and my trucks pitted together under the SuperLite awning. My Saturday race was challenging at first going from 5th to 2nd to 1st. Almost threw it away on lap seven with a big bicycle and losing a position but once I got the lead back and did the mid race restart I just drove smart and turned laps till the finish. It was awesome to win but once my spotter Troy told me Bryan finished 3rd I was pumped for all of us. Black Rhino SuperLites went 1st and 3rd, what a great race. Sunday was a little different, got out front quick, broke an axle on lap three, and that was it. I can’t thank Kenny and Black Rhino enough for the support." Rahders said.
Cody Rahders Racing and R3Motorsports would like to thank all of our sponsors for their help, we couldn't do it without you;
Toyo Tires, Superchips, K&N, Black Rhino Performance, everyone at SuperLite Championship, Exotic Engines, Fox Racing Shox, UTVunderground.com, Cognito Motorsports, Polaris Industries, RacerX Motorsports, Team Alba Racing, Pro Armor, American Star Racing, Mystik Lubricants, Diffenbaugh Construction, Benchmark Performance, Wholesale Fuels, and Frosty Burger of Pine Valley.
Special thanks to our crew chief Troy Patterson, UTI student Jeremy Vicory, and Kenny Osborn.
RYAN BEAT
First Win In ProLite
Ryan Beat in the Hart & Huntington #51 Prolite was eighth in practice Friday. Beat qualified seventh in his group and ninth after the two groups were merged. In Saturday’s main starting in ninth position Beat was fifth by lap 9 and fourth by lap 13 holding that position to cross the finish line in fourth place giving him a top 5 finish. In Sundays main Beat started in second position. By lap 4 he had dropped down to fourth. On lap 14 Beat was able to take the top spot and finish the race with his first, first place podium finish in the Superlite class.
Kenny Osborn, owner of Black Rhino said of the weekend, “Black Rhino on the podium SEVEN times this weekend, 5 different drivers, 4 different classes! You can’t ask for more than that! I am so proud of our drivers; to come to this new track and dominate the way they did was awesome!â€
BLACK RHINO
At Black Rhino Inc. we have a passion for Side X Sides that is unmatched by anyone in our industry. We offer tons of products for ALL Side X Sides and a full showroom and website for your shopping convenience. We have a full service and installation center, an on-site fabricator, and a sales staff that is ready to help make your dream Side X Side a reality. Visit us today at 9303 Bond Ave. El Cajon, Ca. 92021 or log onto our website at www.blackrhinoperformance.com. You can also visit them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BlackRhinoFanPage.
Black Rhino: Setting the trend for today's EXTREME Side X Sides.
Drivers needing help with logistics or more info can contact Kenny Osborn at 619-561-5000 or email him at BlackRhinoKenny@gmail.com .
For more information, please contact Papaian Enterprises, Marketing for Black Rhino at 951-805-1017 or email shirl@papaian.com . Special thanks go out to Jr Munoz and Ryan Torres for stepping up on Sunday.
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DYLAN WINBURY
1st Place
Dylan Winbury missed Friday’s practice due to his starter breaking on the line. The team was able to get it fixed in time for Saturday’s qualifying where he qualified fourth driving the Wagon Burners #469 JR2 Kart. In Saturday’s Round 11, Winbury started on the front row in first position. He immediately dropped back to third where he remained until his hub broke
and the #459 made a last lap pass putting Winbury in 4th at the checkered flag. “I was just happy that it didn't take me out of the raceâ€, Dylan said.
In Sunday’s qualifying for Round 12, Winbury qualified in first but due to the inversion started the Main on the third row in sixth position. After the green flag dropped he quickly worked his way up to first by lap 8 where he remained until the checkered flag putting him on top of the podium. After the checkered flag his chain broke and they had to push his car to the podium. Dylan said "Thank god it broke after the checkered flag. The track was tough and hard on the car but overall I had a lot of fun.â€
JAYDN WINBURY
Two Top Ten
Jaydn Winbury in the Wagon Burners #202 JR1 Kart was tenth in practice on Friday. In Saturday’s qualifying the #202 was tenth. In Saturday’s main event Jaydn battled hard, finishing the race in 8th giving him a top ten finish.
Sunday’s Round 12 was a repeat of Saturday’s Round 11 with Jaydn qualifying tenth and again finishing with an 8th place top ten. Jaydn said "I liked the track. My favorite part was the big downhill.â€
BRYAN OSBORN
First Pro Podium
As the Superlites headed out on the track for Friday’s practice, Osborn was excited to see how the truck would handle on the new track. He ran 5 practice laps and ended up fifth out of a field of ten. Later that day, qualifying for Saturday’s main event, Osborn was seventh. Osborn said, “The #54 felt great, the new track is so sickâ€.
In Saturday’s Round 11 the #54 of Osborn was supposed to start on the pole with the inversion, but due to a technicality the #54 was sent to the back of the field for the start of the race. Osborn slowly and methodically worked his way up through the pack; ninth at the end of lap 1, eighth by lap 3, seventh by lap 8, fourth by lap 10, third by lap 11. At one point as he came off the ski jump, landing on his rear bumper hurting his back. Osborn was able to shake it off holding on to 3rd position until he crossed the checkered flag putting him, the #54, Black Rhino and his sponsors on the podium for Round 11.
Osborn had qualified fourth for Sunday’s Round 12 on Saturday. Osborn was ready for another podium finish in Round 12 of the LOORRS Sunday. The Black Rhino #54 started in Row two in third position. Osborn hung out in the third and fourth positions for most of the first half of the race until the #54 suffered a flat tire on lap 7. Osborn isn’t saying much else only to say that his day was over on lap 8 and no explanation for his “bloody noseâ€.
“I don’t really want to talk about Sunday because I got a flat then a bloody nose. Just crap luck. I was super happy to get my first podium; Sparks was a super cool track with the elevation changes. I hope we can go to that track more often" said Osborn. “Thank you again to Superlite, my sponsors and my parents for this opportunityâ€
CODY RAHDERS
First Pro Win in SuperLite
Having set fast lap in both practices then qualifying 2nd for Saturdays main, the leaders were inverted six positions for the start placing Cody inside row three. As the race got underway by the end of lap one Cody had moved into second place and midway through lap two he moved to the front. Cody then was unchallenged until lap seven when at the top of turn one he bicycled the truck; this miscue allowed second place to close the gap and briefly pass Cody before turn two but midway through turn three he was back in the lead until the mid race caution.
The pack was gathered up for the restart and Cody jumped on the green flag where he quickly pulled out to a 4 second lead then maintained that gap to the checkers for his first Pro win in the SuperLite class.
For the main on Sunday the leaders were inverted four positions putting Cody second row inside for the start. The green flag flew and Cody moved from fourth to second by turn two where both he and the leader quickly put one second on the pack but, what was shaping up to be a great battle never happened as halfway through lap three Cody’s truck slowed to a crawl with a broken left axle.
“What a great weekend, we had both Bryan and my trucks pitted together under the SuperLite awning. My Saturday race was challenging at first going from 5th to 2nd to 1st. Almost threw it away on lap seven with a big bicycle and losing a position but once I got the lead back and did the mid race restart I just drove smart and turned laps till the finish. It was awesome to win but once my spotter Troy told me Bryan finished 3rd I was pumped for all of us. Black Rhino SuperLites went 1st and 3rd, what a great race. Sunday was a little different, got out front quick, broke an axle on lap three, and that was it. I can’t thank Kenny and Black Rhino enough for the support." Rahders said.
Cody Rahders Racing and R3Motorsports would like to thank all of our sponsors for their help, we couldn't do it without you;
Toyo Tires, Superchips, K&N, Black Rhino Performance, everyone at SuperLite Championship, Exotic Engines, Fox Racing Shox, UTVunderground.com, Cognito Motorsports, Polaris Industries, RacerX Motorsports, Team Alba Racing, Pro Armor, American Star Racing, Mystik Lubricants, Diffenbaugh Construction, Benchmark Performance, Wholesale Fuels, and Frosty Burger of Pine Valley.
Special thanks to our crew chief Troy Patterson, UTI student Jeremy Vicory, and Kenny Osborn.
RYAN BEAT
First Win In ProLite
Ryan Beat in the Hart & Huntington #51 Prolite was eighth in practice Friday. Beat qualified seventh in his group and ninth after the two groups were merged. In Saturday’s main starting in ninth position Beat was fifth by lap 9 and fourth by lap 13 holding that position to cross the finish line in fourth place giving him a top 5 finish. In Sundays main Beat started in second position. By lap 4 he had dropped down to fourth. On lap 14 Beat was able to take the top spot and finish the race with his first, first place podium finish in the Superlite class.
Kenny Osborn, owner of Black Rhino said of the weekend, “Black Rhino on the podium SEVEN times this weekend, 5 different drivers, 4 different classes! You can’t ask for more than that! I am so proud of our drivers; to come to this new track and dominate the way they did was awesome!â€
BLACK RHINO
At Black Rhino Inc. we have a passion for Side X Sides that is unmatched by anyone in our industry. We offer tons of products for ALL Side X Sides and a full showroom and website for your shopping convenience. We have a full service and installation center, an on-site fabricator, and a sales staff that is ready to help make your dream Side X Side a reality. Visit us today at 9303 Bond Ave. El Cajon, Ca. 92021 or log onto our website at www.blackrhinoperformance.com. You can also visit them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BlackRhinoFanPage.
Black Rhino: Setting the trend for today's EXTREME Side X Sides.
Drivers needing help with logistics or more info can contact Kenny Osborn at 619-561-5000 or email him at BlackRhinoKenny@gmail.com .
For more information, please contact Papaian Enterprises, Marketing for Black Rhino at 951-805-1017 or email shirl@papaian.com . Special thanks go out to Jr Munoz and Ryan Torres for stepping up on Sunday.
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