December 31 - top five races of 2008...
In the final days of 2008, WoO released 5 press releases highlighting the 5 most memorable races of the year. Each day lead us to a drumroll confirming what we already knew: Jac was the most memorable driver of the year! Being featured in 4 out of 5 "memorable" races, The Wild Child really stood out.

COUNTDOWN TO 2009 WITH 5 RACES

5 - "The first event that will be featured will be the race from April 5 at I-55 Raceway in Pevely, Missouri that saw Jason Meyers and Craig Dollansky battle tooth and nail for the $10,000 win, with Meyers leading the final nine laps of the 40-lap event and holding off a hard charging Dollansky on the final lap, to win by mere inches on the always racy high-banked 1/3-mile."

4 - "The second event that will be featured is the inaugural World of Outlaws race from Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri that was held on September 14, in which Jac Haudenschild and Craig Dollansky traded the lead five times over the course of the 35-lap contest, with Haudenschild coming out on top."

3 - "The third event that will be featured will be the race from September 21 at Lebanon Valley Speedway in New York which had been postponed by rain prior to the A-Feature on July 20. The race saw Jac Haudenschild charge off the high side of the fourth turn on the last lap, threading the needle between Jason Meyers and the wall to edge Meyers by just 0.014 seconds to earn his 50th career World of Outlaws A-Feature win.

2 - "The fourth event that will be featured will be the October 17 race from Ocean Speedway in Watsonville, California. The race saw Jac Haudenschild battle Steve Kinser in heavy lapped traffic on the ¼-mile, nearly taking the lead a couple of times, before the 20-time series champion prevailed. Both drivers climbed out of their cars on the front straightaway after the race and gave each other high-fives."

1 - "The last event that will be featured will be the October 18 race from Thunderbowl Raceway in Tulare, California. T he race saw Jac Haudenschild and Steve Kinser battle for the win for the
second consecutive night on a bullring, with Haudenschild coming out on top after getting around the 20-time series champion in heavy lapped traffic at the high-banked 1/3-mile."
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december 10 - season in review

Jac Haudenschild has been winning sprint car races and thrilling fans for the last 30 years and he continued that trend in 2008 during the 30th Anniversary World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series campaign.

The native of Wooster, Ohio teamed up with the Carnahan Motorsports team this year based out of Minnesota to drive the No. R19. Consistency throughout the season led the veteran driver to a very solid fifth-place finish in the World of Outlaws championship standings, on the strength of five A-Feature wins, including his third career Gold Cup Race of Champions triumph, which was worth $50,000.

“It was a pretty good year,” said Haudenschild. “We’re glad we won some races. We got Chico (the Gold Cup) and that is a good one to get. The R19 was good all year and I am looking forward to running it again next year.” <story>




november 3 - lowes finale

Jac and the Carnahan Motorsports Team finished up the season at the Lowes Motor Speedway dirt track over the weekend - and that even included the Saturday finale broadcast LIVE on Speed Channel. The car was fast all weekend, posting good qualifying laps and heat races finishes which put him the dash both nights. Friday night was a 7th place finish while mechanical issues ruined a good Saturday night run. The #R19 eventually came home in 22nd place.

Look for a season recap soon...




october 26 - heartland park results; one more weekend to go

After winning at Heartland Park Topeka for the second time in his career last season, a bounty was placed on two-time defending Advance Auto Parts World of Outlaws Donny Schatz. The series returned to the Kansas track on Saturday night for the second annual Thunder at the Heartland, which was postponed by rain last month. Schatz made sure that none of his fellow drivers claimed the bounty, as he took the checkered flag to win for the second consecutive season and third time in his career at the track..

Kraig Kinser joined his teammate on the podium by finishing third in the Bass Pro Shops Maxim. He fought off an early battle from Jac Haudenschild and late in the race tried everything he could to find a way around Madsen. “It was a real good night,” said Kinser. “I wish we could have been a little bit closer, especially a couple of times when those guys were up there racing. All in all it was a good night. A third-place finish is good and I’m glad to be up front. We had the opportunity to run one-two as a team and almost did, so that is a good as well.” Jac Haudenschild finished fourth in the Owens-Corning Fiberglass Maxim, with fellow Ohio native Chad Kemenah in fifth in the Kantor Oil Company Maxim. <READ OFFICIAL RELEASE>

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03/07 Ocean Speedway
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03/20 Thunderbowl


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