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Novemat approximately 6:30 am the Camp Fire started and became the deadliest in California history with at least 51 fatalities from Paradise and destroyed the majority of structures in the city.
With the new business being only 5+ months old, Hirst, wife Amy, and daughter Emma had their lives turned upside down when the disastrous Camp Fire destroyed most of their hometown of Paradise.
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Hirst has the current point lead in the SCCT series with two race remaining.
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His first win came as a 17 year old at Santa Maria and since has won four NARC titles plus he has collected the championship for the first two years of the Sprint Car Challenge Tour. He only ran for a track title once as a rookie and thinks he finished 3rd in points, earning the rookie of the year award. Now age 31, Kyle figures he had around 80-100 outlaw kart wins and approximately 100 sprint car wins. That moment is credited with causing his father’s hair to start turning gray. He recalls his debut was at Chico in a 410 and hitting an infield tire in hot laps. A nearby dirt track raced outlaw karts and Hirst had found his training ground.ĭiscovering Red Bluff and Cycleland, Hirst continued racing outlaw karts until turning 16, a point at which strapping into a sprint car was done for the first time. He first raced a quarter midget at age 4 at Prairie City, but quickly moved on after a half season because passing on the outside was not allowed. Kyle Hirst is a 3rd generation racer following his grandfather, Joe Hill, and father, Rick Hirst into the world of open wheel racing. location, named Tiner Hirst Enterprises, resulted from over three years of discussion between the sprint car drivers. (Lincoln, CA) Fifteen months ago Steven Tiner and Kyle Hirst joined forces to open a racer-oriented shop in Chico, CA. The 26th annual Abreu Vineyards Trophy Cup presented by Rudeen Racing benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation and will reach the $2 million mark in donations this year.Īll entry fees, raffle proceeds, and many supporting fundraising activities have been donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation for more than 20 years. His first title came in the ASCS Gulf Coast Region ten years ago, and two years later, he was the rookie of the year on the Lucas Oil ASCS National Tour.
Two additional wins this season pushes his total to 14 victories in all, with 31 top five finishes to his credit as well.Ī micro sprint graduate, Reutzel is no stranger to 360 sprints.
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Half of Reutzel’s All Star wins have been in the last month, making the Clute, Texas driver one of the hottest in the country.
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With a dozen wins in the series, Reutzel will join third-place points man Cory Eliason and Paul McMahan, who sits fourth in the All Star standings, in the $200,000 event for winged 360 sprint cars.Īs part of the 110 entries, the trio of All Star drivers will be racing the most challenging format in sprint car racing, while also seeking the $26,000 prize for the event champion. – Ollie’s Bargain Outlet All Star Circuit of Champions point leader Aaron Reutzel has confirmed his entry for the 26th annual Trophy Cup, set for Oct.
All entry fees, raffle proceeds and many supporting fund raising activities have been donated to the Foundation for more than 20 years. The Abreu Vineyards 26th Annual Trophy Cup Presented by Rudeen Racing benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation and will reach the $2 million mark in donations this year. Nineteen-year-old Kalib Henry, who just finished a strong season at Placerville Speedway with a second-place finish in track points, will drive the Mike Henry Racing No. The 50-year-old Benton, Ark., driver has more than 200 sprint car wins, plus 66 additional wins in other divisions. Hannagan recently clinched the NRA Sprint Invaders championship.Ĭ and M Motorsports has confirmed Tim Crawley will pilot the team’s No. In other Trophy Cup driver news, Randy Hannagan has also been confirmed as the pilot of the Brock Lemley entry. Now 61 and with more than 300 sprint car victories to his name, Haudenschild will be chasing the winner’s share of the $200,000 purse on Oct. He’ll also be in the same car he won the event in last year, Abreu Racing’s No. Jac Haudenschild, the defending winner of the Trophy Cup at Thunderbowl Raceway in Tulare, Calif., will be back to try and win the race again. – The defending champion of the richest race in winged 360 sprint car history will be back to defend his title.
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