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Please click on link above to read a a very nice letter Dave received  from a woman he and his family met at ThompsonSpeedway.

    It is not surprising  that Super Dave has yet another fan.
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During the off-season, Super Dave stayed in  constant contact with his many fans.
These are two great examples.  Cole Hapgood  and his group of cub scouts and Jeremy and
Doug Sanborn and their group of cub scouts.   Super Dave participated in each troops
safety month program.
Super Dave took all his safety gear:(helmet, hans  device, shoes, gloves, driving suit).
Along with pictures of his horrific White Mountain  Motorsports Park wreck (from several
years ago), where thanks to all his safety  equipment, he walked away with just a broken
sternum.  Had he not been wearing all his gear, it  would have been much worse.....
The kids were reminded how important it is to  wear all your safety equipment when riding
their bikes.  Even though it may be hot and sticky  outside, the gear will protect
them.  Super Dave's race car can get to  tempurates reaching 150 degrees or more....he
still wears all his gear....safety, safety, safety.
 



Kristina Sanborn
Sales, Marketing & Promotions Director
All-Star Speedway
603-630-0487

Super Dave will not be running the full ISMA Tour this year.
So his fans will be able to see him at All Star SpeedWay on Saturday in Epping N.H. on Saturday nights.
.Press Release
#24 ISMA Supermodified

Waterford Speedbowl
Waterford, CT
Memorial Weekend
May 24, 2008


Super Dave Sanborn celebrated the long weekend with his first race of the season.  The ISMA tour was in Waterford CT. and the sparks were flying.

Super Dave started on the pole for the heat race, and while he had the motor to outrun the best, the set-up was just a bit off.  While fighting a tight race car, Dave managed an impressive 4th in the heat.

For the feature event, once again we find Dave on the pole.  While the crew worked on the car during the break, the boys just  couldn’t quite get the handling of the car just right.  Dave fought the car through out the feature, avoided the big crash, and finished an impressive 9th place.

“It was great to be at the track again. Seeing all the friends we made from the previous year. We had issues with the handling of the car (which we have already found a couple of problems) but the new motor from Kingsley Machine was absolutely awesome! Glad to get through the night and we didn’t need a wrecker to load it….. all is good!”

Next race on the schedule is the Toledo Speedway in Toledo Ohio (6/13) but you can also catch Super Dave at Race Fever 08 in downtown Concord on June 26th.  Stop by and say HI.

Thank you to the following:
Rusty’s Towing, Nutter Enterprises, Swisset Tool Company, Absolute Car Care, and Napa of Laconia

Crew:
Cody, Joe, and Butchie-thanks a ton guys!!!!  Nice job!

The Racing Community has lost  one of it's own.

Scott Kalitta died Saturday when his Funny Car  burst into flames and crashed at the end of the  track during the final round of qualifying for the  Lucas Oil NHRA SuperNationals at Old Bridge  Township Raceway Park.

Our thoughts and Prayers go out to Scott's Family and Friends.