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Tuesday, 09 August 2011 |
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Won some lost some, but been quick in nearly every event.  That has pretty much summed up my racing summer. After a tenacious start to the 2011 racing season, I had some minor bumps in the road at like leading the $2,000 to win Clarksville, TN race only to have it go up in smoke with a busted oil pan. Then after winning a pair of USCS Speedweek events, I traveled north to run some POWRi shows, which we had good runs at but fell just short of victory. Then next big race on the calendar was the $10,000 to Win race in Marion, IL. I had a decent weekend, gathering good points in the heat races both nights secured A-Main starts, but both night in the feature event I chased the handling on the car and again fell short of the goal. I can’t say I felt disappointed, there were 114 cars there and thus just making the main was respectable.
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Written by Ben Shelton
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Wednesday, 06 April 2011 |
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April 6th, 2011
Travis Senter Displays Dominance in USCS 600 Events
Osceola, Arkansas (04/06/11) -
When USCS President, Pete Walton, announced the formation of the new USCS 600cc Mini Sprint tour over the off-season many people in the sport automatically tabbed hotshoe, Travis Senter Jr., as the driver, who would be the man to beat in the series, and thus far he has not disappointed as he has claimed wins in the sanction's first three events.
Coming off his third-straight Australian Championship over the winter, Travis has hit the ground running stateside in 2011 in his #22 Senter Motorsports/Stallard/FTZ Racing Engines Mini Sprint. He opened his American season on March 18th at Malden Speedway (Malden, Missouri) in the first leg of the Bootheel 200 doubleheader. The inaugural event saw 16 cars, representing four states sign in for battle, but it was Senter, who charged from his fifth starting position to claim the opening night win over Harli White and Howard Moore
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Written by Ben Shelton
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Friday, 28 January 2011 |
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Special To Daniel Kirby
January 27th, 2011
Travis Senter Jr. Conquers Australia for the Third Time!
Osceola, Arkansas (01/27/11) - Travis Senter Jr. has always faced a host of formidable opponents when he's headed "Down Under" to Australia to compete, but the 2010/2011 Oval Express Formula 500 Super Series proved to be the toughest he's ever encountered. Despite a talented group of foes and more than his fair share of bad luck, the American driver claimed an impressive, third Oval Express Formula 500 Super Series Championship!
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Written by Ben Shelton
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Monday, 20 December 2010 |
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Osceola, Arkansas (12/20/10)
 After traveling to Australia in 2006/2007 and fighting his way to a Oval Express Formula 500 Championship, Travis picked up a second title during the 2008/2009 campaign. With the hopes to claim his third title, Senter Jr. is currently en route to Australia as he looks to pick up the 2010/2011 Oval Express Formula 500 Super Series Championship.
In two ventures “down under” Travis’ record has been nothing short of phenomenal. In 13 starts he has claimed six wins, twelve top five finishes, and only one finish outside the top ten (12th place). In addition, despite only competing in Australia for two weeks in 2008/2009 he was voted as the 2008/2009 Top Australian Mini Sprint driver. He also has two championships to show for his efforts, and he hopes by the time that January 9th, 2011 arrives he can boast another title.
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Tuesday, 07 December 2010 |
What a long strange trip its been. The 2010 season is coming to a close, and man has it been quite a racing season. For the first time in my career I have raced at least one time in each month of the calendar year, usually we get to skip the cold months, and of course some months just totally rain out, however this year is the exception. I started of at the Tulsa Shootout racing New Years eve, and day, off to East Bay Florida in February, I-30 600 Nationals in March, then resumed regular Spring Summer racing with trips to Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Texas, and even Seattle, then finished up in November at Riverside Speedway in West Memphis. In total I ran 33 top notch races this year, with 7 wins, 23 Top Tens, 22 Top Fives, 19 Heat Race Wins, Average Finish of 8.0, Average Number of Cars of 50.4. By my normal standards you could say I had a bad year, my 7 wins was my lowest count since 2004, when I was running both the micro and 360 Sprint car. However, I look at it in a different perspective.
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