Old Dominion Speedway - NASCAR Whelen All-American Series
Mini Modified 8-1-2009

DAVES TAKES 2ND WIN OF THE SEASON


Today’s weather was humid and unpredictable.
The skies looked threatening all day and rain would fall for short intervals. Later in the afternoon, Mother Nature finally decided that racing would roar at Old Dominion Speedway. Fan appreciation night had race fans on their feet while being treated to a night of excitement from all divisions. Simply said; it was a Short track racing experience and a fan/thrill seekers paradise.

The veteran Mike Carte in the #44 car would shine as he lead 19 laps of tonight’s 30 lap shootout. He would then be passed by the #00 and Dave in the #34 Daniels Auto Care Ford Fusion. The #00 and #34 put on quite a show as they circled the asphalt in a bid for the win. On lap 26 the two cars would race hard down the front straight-a-way and contact was made between turns one and two. The race remained green and Dave would lead the remaining laps and take the checkers for tonight’s event.

The #00 and Dave’s #34 were very closely matched in qualifying with only 100th of a second separating the two of them. The #00 qualified at 17.46 and was tonight’s pole sitter. Dave qualified at 17.47 which made him tonight’s second quickest in his division.

#34 Dave Daniels Woodbridge, Va.
Sponsor -
Daniels Auto Care

2 - WINS
2 - Poles
10- Races
10 - Top Fives
10 - Top Tens

YouTube Video - HERE

PHOTOS - HERE
A special thanks to Rick and Elsie Baker for sharing their photos of tonight's event!

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By Ed Turner
For the News & Messenger
Published: August 2, 2009

In Mini Modifieds, Dave Daniels snagged his second win of the season. Daniels started fifth and
got around Scotty Gore in lap 25 for the lead.

"We had three cars that were incredibly even—mine, Scotty's and Mike Carte's," Daniels said.
"So that was really good racing."

Carte finished second. He gained the lead in lap one. Gore then passed him in lap 19 for the lead,
and Carte dropped to third after Daniels passed him. Daniels and Gore touched when Daniels
took the lead and Gore fell back and lost second to Carte.

Gore was third, Keith Riley fourth and Kevin Davis fifth.


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