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Last update: 7/15/2008
CURRENT
2008 Northwest Pro4 Alliance
Provisional List

41McKeehan
20Jackson
10Grosvenor
5  Dillon
02Hale
2  J. Rumsey
21Koepping
80Allen
11B. Rumsey
8  Melby
17Jones
44Koepke
1  K. Madsen
43 Stocker
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2008 Northwest Pro4 Alliance Crew Chief of the Year
Boise ID, -- The Northwest Pro4 Alliance will honor the 2008 Crew Chief of the Year with an award at the end of the season fitting this very important leadership role. Each team that would like to enter their crew chief must submit his or her name and send a photo of their
crew chief as well as his history in motor sports no later than January 1st 2008. The registered crew chiefs will be observed at each event in the performance of their driver, the overall appearance of the car and crew and his leadership at the track. Race day staff will be the judges and at the end of the night during the staff debriefing decide who
the night’s best crew chief was.On championship weekend we will announce the crew chief of the year and present him with a fitting award and prize. So get started now on getting us the information so
we can start talking about your team leader. Email info to
BobCoply@cableone.net











Dave Thompson 
Crew Chief #03












Gary Allen
Crew Chief # 80

'08 Summer Of Excitement
May 24th
South Sound Speedway
Rochester, WA

June 21st Stateline Speedway
      Post Falls, ID

July 19th
Wenatchee Valley
    Super Oval
Wenatchee , WA

   August 30th
Meridian Speedway
  Meridian,ID
  Northwest Pro4 Alliance
   Special Event Sponsored By
Hi-Way Auto

Fast Time Award:
The company sponsoring the fast dash winner award will need to provide $50.00 per our four scheduled events, plus a year end award of $250.00 to the team with the most fast times. If there is a tie for fast times the year end award will be divided evenly.
Hard Charger Award:
The company sponsoring the hard charger award will provide one plaque and $100.00 to the driver who gains the most positions in the feature event as per our four scheduled events, plus a year end award of $250.00 to the team with the most hard charger points. Each team will receive one point for each car they passed. If there is a tie for the hard charger year end award it will be divided evenly.

Northwest Pro4 Alliance 2008 Summer of Excitement
Information
and Entry Forms
To read more about the NP4A Sponsors and how they are supporting the series click on their logos on this page.
The Northwest Pro4 Alliance & Bill McAnally Racing Team-Up to Honor 2008 Champ
Bob Coply – NP4A Media  5/09/08  
Boise, ID – The Northwest Pro4 Alliance is pleased to announce that the 2008 Summer of Excitement Series Champion will receive an invitation to participate in a driver test with Bill McAnally Racing.
BMR is one of the top racing teams in the west, competing in both the NASCAR Camping World West Series and the NASCAR Whelan All American Series.  BMR cars have been driven by some of the top drivers in the western US, including Brendan Gaughan, Austin Cameron, and many others.
BMR also has a keen eye for picking talented drivers who have what it takes to be successful in the most competitive sport in the world -- stock car racing.  Now, BMR is giving an opportunity to our 2008 NP4A champion to demonstrate their driving skills and abilities in a professionally prepared Toyota Camry.  The test will take place at All American Speedway in Roseville, California during November.
Bill McAnally Racing was founded in 1986 and is owned by former NASCAR Camping World Series West driver, Bill McAnally, with one vision:  Winning races and championships.  BMR is dedicated to finding good people and utilizing them in the appropriate roles to make their racing machine roll.  BMR also serves as a marketing tool for their sponsors to increase sales and name recognition.
McAnally’s accomplishments include three championships in the NASCAR Winston West Series (now the NASCAR Camping World Series West).  Beginning in 1999 with driver Sean Woodside, McAnally gave NAPA AUTO PARTS its first championship in the series.  That was followed in 2000 and 2001 with NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver, Brendan Gaughan, piloting the #16 NAPA AUTO PARTS Chevrolet Monte Carlo.  BMR also took home top honors by winning the Inaugural NASCAR Toyota All-Star Showdown in 2003 with driver Austin Cameron.
BMR is headquartered in Antelope, California .  Housing state of the art technology and a stable of race cars, BMR is capable of handling all aspects of race car preparation.
Bill McAnally Racing is one of the most respected race teams in motorsports, and the Northwest Pro4 Alliance series is proud to have this chance to present BMR with our very best four cylinder late model driver -- our 2008 Northwest pro4 Alliance Champ.
2008 Northwest Pro-4 Alliance Summer of Excitement
Current Point Standings

Pos.Car#Name  Total
1st03Steve Thompson   242
2nd41Kameron McKeehan      225
    72Terry Rennick   225
4th  6Rob Powers        216
5th20John Jackson      210
6th18Celorie/ Shaw     189
7th  9Cody Stewart     186
8th10John Grosvenor   183
9th  5Wayne Dillon      181
10th      29Ron Rohde        173
11th1Kurt Madsen      172
12th      02Dan Hale   158
13th2Johnny Rumsey 156
14th      24Neal Latham       150
15th      09Renny Marose   143
16th      21Koepping/Tiplady       141
17th      80Travis Allen 134
    11Bud Rumsey     134
      3Tom Keehan     134
20th     72xEddie Secord    129
21st8Matt Melby 126
22nd     84Rob Golden122
23rd      65Eric Kaas  100
24th      6xBob Quarterman  98
25th      22Doug McMillian    81
26th      33Ken Chandler      80
27th      17Jeff Jones    71
28th      92Casey Tillman     62
29th     24xCraig Dirksen     57
30th      15Tom Plybon        54
31st      44Kevin Koepke      46
32nd     82Dan Bedwell        44
33rd      26Jeff Swanson       42
34th      71Paul Welch         39
35th      55Kale Freedman    10
36th      13Brad Carpenter    10

Thompson Wins NORTHWEST PRO4 ALLIANCE '08 Opener!
Rochester, WA, May 24th —  For the second season in a row, Steve Thompson of West Richland, WA scored the win in the Rockett Brand Racing Fuel 100 held at South Sound Speedway.

Defending FSCRA Champion,
Wayne Dillon, got the night
started by taking the Hi-Way 
Auto Fast Time Award at
14:319 and drawing a pill for a
14-car inverted start.

The sixteen fastests cars were
locked into the Rockett Brand
100, so the night began with
the B-feature that would send the top
four to transfer to themain event.
Impact Racing’s Rookie of the Year
contender Cody Stewart would inherit
the pole when Kevin Koepke
developed engine trouble and left the
track. At the drop of the green, Stewart
took charge of the race and lead all 15
laps to take the win. Langely,
BC, Canada driver, Craig
Derksen, would drive to second
ahead of Tom Keehan, who
after a slight crash still took
third. Rob Golden would get the
final transfer spot.
The Northwest Pro4 Alliance has a Provisional starting program that allows two drivers to move into the feature based on their perfect attendance during the 2007 season.  Travis
Allen and Johnny Rumsey took provisional's. South Sound
Speedway also used their host track provisional to allow local driver
Renny Marose to join the field.
With the Rockett Brand Racing 100 field set, Lewiston, Idaho’s
Ron Rohde brought the 23-car Pro 4 field around for the start and
led the first nine laps. Then, Rob Powers took his turn at the front
and led until lap 22. He was passed by the defending Alliance
champ Kameron McKeehan for just one lap. Powers was back into
the lead on lap 24, with West Richland, Washington’s Steve
Thompson close behind him. On lap 36, Thompson took the lead
away from Powers as his brakes began to fade, and then  contact
between Powers and Kurt Madsen would see Powers spin
wildly. A break at 50 laps saw the cars refueled with
Rockett Brand 111, and return to the track for the
remaining 50 laps. McKeehan held second and would
contend for the lead as the laps ran down. The line-up
would stay the same, as only a couple of yellows for spins
by Neal Latham and Rob Golden would slow the pace. At
the line it was Thompson the winner, McKeehan second
and John Grosvenor in third.
California’s Eddie Secord Grabs Alliance Win












Northwest Pro4 Alliance Media/Bob Coply  6/22/08
Post Falls, ID – Under heavy overcast and a threat of rain
the Northwest Pro4 Alliance Summer of Excitement Series
was able to get the Northwest Connecting Rod Northwest
Pro4 Nationals in the record book.
A field of thirty of the finest four cylinder late models filled the
pits at Stateline Stadium Speedway and their stout hearted
fans were treated to an action packed event that saw
California’s Eddie Secord score the win in the number 72x
Renegade Racing Grand Prix owned by Brooks, OR Terry
Renneck who by the way finish fourth in the sister car 72. 
Wayne Dillon of Rochester grabbed Hi-Way Auto Fast
Time award for the second race in a row while Utah’s
Kurt Madsen in the California based Garrett Doyle
Performance Honda won the A dash. Rob Golden would
score the win in the B Dash. Heat race action saw Tom
Plybon, Tom Keehan and Rob Powers all score wins.
B Main Action would see Boise , ID driver Kenny
Chandler drive to the win and transfer spot ahead of Dan Hale,
Renny Marose, Neal Latham and Travis Allen rounding out the
top five, Casey Tillman, Golden, Dan Bedwell and Robert
Quarterman would finish out the field.
The Northwest Connecting Rod Northwest Pro4 Nationals could be
summed up as nothing short of 75 laps of continuous action as John
Jackson would lead lap 1 only to give way to defending race winner
John Grosvenor who would lead up to lap five when a oil leak forced
the black flag of starter Troy Blanton to send him to the pits. Secord
would take over the point holding off challenges from Jackson, Ron
Rohde and the eventual runner up Steve Thompson to score his first
Alliance win. Rob Powers in the Mike Bailey owned Ford would make
a late race run to take third ahead of Rennick who was in a tight
battle with Jackson . Rohde after contact with the back strait wall would hold on to sixth ahead of Kameron Mckeehan who had to race his way back to the front after a lap one spin and another late race tangle that emanated fast timer Dillon. One lap down Bud Rumsey would place eighth with Impact Racing Rookie of the race Cody Stewart ninth ahead of Johnny Rumsey who would round out the top ten. Fourteen of the 21 starters would finish the event with local driver Doug McMillan suffering major damage as his car made heavy contact with the back strait wall on lap 9. Veteran late model driver Darren Shaw who now resides in North Carolina and serves as a crew chief on the Hooters Cup made an appearance in the CelorieTrucking #18 only to fall victim to oil pressure problem that ended his night on lap 18.

Round three of the Northwest Pro4 Alliance Summer of Excitement Series heads to Wenatchee Valley Super Oval
on July 19th where the finest four cylinder late models will go at it again at one of the nicest tracks in the Northwest.

FINISHING ORDER
1st 72x   Eddie Secord, North Hills , California              
2nd 03    Steve Thompson, W. Richland , Washington  
3rd    6    Rob Powers, Meridian , Idaho                        
4th          72    Terry Rennick, Brooks , Oregon                             5th 20    John Jackson, Lewiston , Idaho                      
6th  29    Ron Rohde, Lewiston , Idaho                         
7th 41    Kameron McKeehan, Lewiston , Idaho                          8th  11    Buddy Rumsey, Prosser , Washington            
9th   9    Cody Stewart, Tacoma , Washington
10th 2    Johnny Rumsey, Peosser , Washington
       11th        02    Dan Hale, Bonney Lake , Washington
12th21    Jerry Koepping, North Bend , Washington
13th  5    Wayne Dillon, Rochester , Washington
14th 09    Renny Marose, Tacoma , Washington
15th          1    Kurt Madsen, Herriman , Utah
16th  3   Tom Keehan, Tacoma , Washington
17th 18    Darren Shaw, Cyruss , North Carolina
18th 24    Neal Latham, Boise , Idaho
19th 22   Doug McMillian, Clarkson , Idaho
20th 33   Ken Chandler, Boise , Idaho
21st 10   John Grosvenor, Puyallup , Washington











B Main Finishing Order
1st     33  Ken Chandler, Boise , Idaho
2nd    02  Dan Hale, Bonney Lake , Washington
3rd     09  Renny Marose, Tacoma , Washington
4th     24  Neal Latham, Boise , Idaho
5th     80  Travis Allen, Spokane Valley , Washington
6th     92  Casey Tillman, Kuna , Idaho
7th     6x  Bob Quarterman, Granit Falls , Washington
8th     84  Rob Golden, Puyallup , Washington
9th     82  Dan Bedwell, Rathdrum , Idaho
10th   15  Tom Plybon, Spokane , Washington
11th   21  Jerry Keopping, North Bend , Washington
12th    2   Johnny Rumsey, Prosser , Washington
Impact Racing
2008 ROOKIE
OF THE YEAR
STANDING

PosCar#NameTotal
1st   9Cody Stewart   27
2nd 09Renny Marose 15
3rd   3Tom Keehan    14
4th  18Chris Celorie   13
      84       Rob Golden    13
6th  65Eric Kaas       11
7th  22Doug McMillian 9
8th  15Tom Plybon      5
9th  26Jeff Swanson    4
10th71Paul Welch      3

Hi-Way Auto
Hard Charger & Fast Time Awards

Fast Time Award
South Sound Speedway  ----- ---- #5 Wayne Dillon Rochester, WA     10 points
Stateline Stadium Speedway ---- #5 Wayne Dillon Rochester, WA     10 points

Hard Charger Award
South Sound Speedway ---- ---- #9 Cody StewartTacoma, WA     10 points
Stateline Stadium Speedway -- #2 Johnny Rumsey    Rochester, WA   10 points

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