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April 18

FSCR

C.A.R.S. Motorsports heads to Bronson

by Rick Bristol!

Orlando Fl. - C.A.R.S. Motorsports Team will head to Bronson for the Florida Mini-Stock Challenge Series 50 Saturday night. Team owner Rick Bristol has picked a hand full of races he will compete in this year and two of the events will be at Bronson. "I am excited to go back to Bronson and race I love the place. I think we have a real good car for saturday if the driver does not let us down" joked Bristol.

Bristol a former promoter at Bronson and now the FASCAR announcer, and his family owned race team will be bringing some goodies for the kids as well. " We will have some treats for the kids to celebrate Easter to go along with the tracks Easter Egg hunt and I look forward to seeing some of my friends at Bronson again" I want to thank Don Nerone for giving me a night off from New Smyrna to get to race it just helps me keep more excited about the sport and what I do" added Bristol.

The car will driven by several different drivers in 2003 including defending Speedworld Champion Bobby Orr, Carl Green and Former Orlando and New Smyrna Champion Milo Vidic. The #30 Ford Mustang is sponsored by Insta-Gator Landscaping,RE/MAX Reality,B&K Used Auto Parts and is powered by a Bobby Sears race engine.


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