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Friday night belonged to The Wild Child at Skagit Speedway. Aboard the Owens Corning Fiberglass #R19 XXX, Jac Haudenschild won his third World of Outlaws A Feature of the year in front of a rowdy crowd in the 30 lap Main Event. The Wooster, OH native led from the outset, setting the pace over the first nine laps of the feature before Kerry Madsen lost a rear end on the front straightaway. On the restart, San Jose, CA native Tim Kaeding took the lead, blasting by Haudenschild on the high side of turn two to take the point in the DTR Transport #83 KPC.

Elma WA-September 3, 2010 -After Mother Nature was victorious at Grays Harbor Raceway last season, World of Outlaws drivers are anxiously anticipating their return to the always racy high-banked 3/8-mile in one of the most scenic parts of the state of Washington on Monday, September 6 to help celebrate Labor Day.

Kraig Kinser was victorious at the track in 2008, taking the lead in lapped traffic from Jayme Barnes on the 24th lap of the 30-lap contest, which was extended by one circuit following a caution on the white flag lap. The third generation driver used a strong restart to propel him to his first win at Grays Harbor Raceway, with Barnes in second and Steve Kinser in third.

Alger, WA-September 2, 2010- Toni Lutar's truck, trailer and crew left White Rock, British Columbia, Canada at the end of January to make the 3,100 mile trek to Florida to open the season and for the first time in about nine months, were back at their home base this week, as the World of Outlaws continue the 2010 Gold Rush Tour with a stop at Skagit Speedway in Washington on Friday, September 3 and Saturday, September 4. For Lutar, it will be the closest race to home all season, as Skagit is just a mere 40 miles from his shop.