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The Latest -
16 November - Opportunity In The Land of Fenders and Roofs
After a year and a half of working every contact she knows, picking up odd jobs both in and outside of the motorsports community and and never losing faith, Julie's perseverance finally paid off with a call from Earnhardt Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates in Charlotte, NC. As a Public Relations intern, she'll be working not only on the NASCAR teams of Juan Pablo Montoya and Jamie McMurray but also the Target Chip Ganassi Racing IndyCar teams of Scott Dixon & Dario Franchitti and the Telmex Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates Grand-Am team of Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas. As such, Julie will be learning from the best in the business, practical experience she'll be able to use for her entire motorsport career.
With a background ranging from karting to sports car racing to IndyCar, it has been suggested that a passport would be required for Julie to be admitted to NASCAR country. But initial reports are that she's been warmly received and welcomed onto the team.
Once again, the best team at the Robopong 200 - Photo by Joseph Lee
27 September - Problems Plague Conlin SpeedSports XX, XY at Robopong 200
Both Conlin SpeedSports teams overcame numerous obstacles at the sixth Mazda Robopong 200 presented by Bridgestone endurance race held on Sunday at New Castle Motorsports Park. Despite multiple problems, the all female, Conlin SpeedSports XX, driving team of Dana Mees, Lynsey Tilton, and Melissa Landspurg persevered to finish in 23rd position and the all male, Conlin SpeedSports XY, driving team of Mike Unger and Chris Tatman battled to finish in 26th position.
The weekend started off badly when heavy rain eliminated practice for the team on Friday. Without any testing on Friday, the team would have to scramble to get everything done during the three hours of practice on Saturday before the afternoon qualifying session. Problems continued when Melissa Landspurg, the newest driver to the team, pulled off the track at the beginning of Saturday morning practice with a clutch problem which damaged the crankshaft. The team rushed to the spare Rok TT under the guidance of engine builder Bill Willis, but still lost valuable practice time. In what little time was left in the practice session, USAC Midget driver Lynsey Tilton took the kart out in preparation for qualifying. With lack of track time, Conlin SpeedSports relied on long time friend and karter Brian O’Hara to set up the Kosmic chassis for Tilton’s qualifying run.
Melissa Lanspurg was a great addition to the XX team. Photo courtesy Joseph Lee
The order for qualifying would be based on Saturday morning practice times, which slotted Tilton into the fourth qualifying group. With a fast lap time of 1:07.336, Tilton jumped to second quick and after her run, reported that the brakes were going. When the fifth qualifying group went out, the XX team fell to third but hung onto the position until the end of group six. With the two fastest groups to follow, Conlin SpeedSports XX dropped to 19th quick of 47 entries where they would start the race. Considering the lack of track time, the team was pleased to be in the top twenty.
The crew worked late into the night to replace key components, rebuild the brake system and check both karts over completely. Sunday morning practice was again delayed due to a wet track, but once it dried, all teams were given a shortened practice session of forty-five minutes. The team again dealt with brake issues, but had the problem solved by the end of morning practice. Despite the problems, the ladies were recorded as 10th quickest.
Dana ran an extra long stint to save us a pit stop. Photo courtesy the Heavin Family
With Landspurg behind the wheel at the start of the race, she was able to get through the beginning laps cleanly and work her way up to 15th. However, on lap 14, Landspurg unexpectedly ducked into pit lane reporting that the brakes had gone. The team put Lynsey Tilton in the kart to run a stint while the crew prepared to fix the brakes during the next pit stop. With Tilton’s dirt track experience she was able to keep a quick pace even with little to no brakes. Having worked her way up from 40th place to the 18th position by the end of her stint, she began signaling that something was off with the motor. On lap 65 Tilton came in for a scheduled pit stop to fuel, have the brakes bled, and determine that the clutch was going on the Vortex Rok TT.
Lynsey qualified us 19th and ran 2 strong sessions during the race. Photo courtesy Joseph Lee
Dana ‘Conlin’ Mees took to the kart for the third stint and with the kart getting incredible fuel mileage, the decision was made to keep her out for a full sixty laps and keep with the original three stop strategy. At the beginning of her stint, she signaled that she had no brakes, the point being illustrated by going off at the Interstate corner and losing almost 4 minutes getting the kart back on the pavement. But as her session continued, the problem seemed to improve as she managed to keep a consistent pace. About halfway through her stint, Mees began signaling that something was wrong with her front tire. It was decided that on the third and final stop there would be a tire change and another look at the clutch.
For what was to be the final stint, Landspurg took to the wheel again in 28th position. Running faster lap times than the leaders, Melissa picked up valuable positions. Just as she had passed for nineteenth place, she suddenly slowed and pulled into pit lane. Upon arrival, the team discovered a broken drive gear and seat strut. The team worked at a rapid pace to replace the drive gear, only losing four laps in the process. With less than fifteen laps to go, Tilton jumped back in the kart in 25th position to finish out the race, but with so few laps left, the XX team was forced to settle for 23rd place.
Meanwhile, the XY team, having started in 29thplace, faced problems of their own when on lap 86 Mike Unger pulled into pit lane with a broken throttle cable. The team scrambled to replace it and was back out after losing 20 positions. More problems arose when Unger pulled to pit lane again after springs came off the exhaust pipe. Quick work by the crew had the #97 kart back out to drive to a 26th place finish.
Overall it was a fun day filled with bad luck for both teams. Once again Conlin SpeedSports assembled the best crew there which allowed for lightning quick pit stops and less time lost in the pits. Without so many obstacles, both teams would have likely finished in the top fifteen but that’s the way endurance racing goes. The unexpected problems that arise are what make these events so challenging, yet both teams were able to finish the race – the ultimate goal of every endurance team.
The rewards of five years' work. Photo by Julie
09 May - Gotta Wear Shades
Saturday. May 9th, was a proud day for Conlin SpeedSports as Tracy crossed the Mount Carmel College of Nursing commencement stage to receive her nursing degree. It was a five year trek filled with endless study, rigorous exams and grueling hours at clinicals. All the while she held down an almost full time job as a caregiver for a young man with special needs and, oh yeah, did a bit of racing in there.
Interestingly, when she first entered her nurse training the talk was of nursing shortages and limitless career opportunities for Registered Nurses. But in her final year of school when graduate nurses are encouraged to interview with local hospitals and other medical facilities word of widespread hiring freezes filtered through the classrooms. These reports were accurate and Tracy found very job opportunities in Central Ohio.
The alternative to a hiring-frozen job market in Columbus, Ohio, is to look to other markets and Indianapolis apparently does not have the same economic issues in its healthcare segment as our Cow Town does. St Vincent Medical Center Northeast, a full service hospital serving northeast Indianapolis, Fishers, Noblesville and Carmel has not only offered Tracy a position on their nursing staff but offers a additional incentive for signing on that other hospitals don't. Tray will join her twin sister Julie, who has been living in the Fishers area for the last year as she continues to get a permanent position on one of the racing teams based there. Together they will share an apartment and (hopefully) keep an eye on each other.Together they will share an apartment and (hopefully) keep an eye on each other. The move also makes New Castle Motorsports Park her home track so to keep her racing skills sharp we may find ourselves racing there a little more often than in the past. She might also become a regular at FasTimes Indoor Karting center which is less than 10 minutes from her place.
Needless to say her family is extremely proud of her and we're sure that her deep compassion. dedication and work ethic will serve her well as she pursues her new career and new life. And with her competitive spirit and drive her opportunities for advancement are boundless. As the song says, "Future's so bright, gotta wear shades."
Tracy had a tough weekend retuning to the Super Can ranks. Photo by Julie
26 April - CSS Fields 3 Entries For Opener
Tracy's return to the Super Can class for the season opening race of the Mid State Ohio Kart Club championship left a lot to be desired as carburation and handling problems plagued her efforts all weekend. Qualifying 10 led to finishing tenth in the Pre-Final and then 11th in the Final. No quite the running order she was used to when she was chasing the Super Can championship lead in 2003. Future MSOKC races will be hit and miss as Tracy relocates to Indianapolis to work at Saint Vincent's Hospital. As such, the poor performance was particularly disappointing. We'll look forward to putting a better kart under her next time her schedule allows for a day at the races.
Travis Ward returned as Tracy's teammate driving the Adrenaline Fix Karting Biesse/Motori Seven in the MSOKC TaG class. He qualified 7th only a tenth and change outside of the fast five group. In the pre-final he fell victim of Steve Tatman's 30 years of experience and finished 8th. A terrible start in the Final dropped Travis to 10th place but he recovered nicely to claw his way up to 6th by the time the checkered fell.
Dr. Jason Barfield also returned to MSOKC racing his Conlin SpeedSports/Adrenaline Fix Karting prepared Mike Manning Kart Richie Hearn Edition kart this year with Vortex Rok TT power. The new engine and some significant chassis set up changes seemed to suit him as he qualified third but with only .005 ahead of Bo Strawser. Bo and Jason ran side-by-side all the way to turn four at which point Jason emerged in front. Bo stayed on the Manning bumper until lap 5 when Bo used his thousands of laps at Circleville Raceway Park to find a way around. Jason crossed the line less than .2 behind Bo to take 4th. The Feature saw very little movement in the field with Paul Milleman winning, Bo taking second position on the opening lap from Chris Carmen, Jason 4th, Steve Tatman 5th, Travis 6th, and Mike Brannon, Tim Bussen, Angel Wilkinson, Dave Ogburn and Jim Martin following.
Conlin SpeedSports Karting Team and Adrenaline Fix Karting will be taking the next MSOKC race weekend off to celebrate Tracy's graduation from Mount Carmel College of Nursing. We will return to CRP on May 17th with a full line-up of drivers.
19 January - New On YouTube, A Race From Six Months Ago!
We have tried to upload the on-board video from the Commercial Point Grand Prix about 30 different time in the months following the August street race. Each time YouTube would error out and a variety of unrepeatable's would be hurled at the computer screen. It wasn't just us and the new Microsoft Vista load, the YouTube user forums were littered with the same complaint. But having faith in the technical brain trust at YouTube we'd try and try again. Then, suddenly, on January 19 the upload took and Voila!, the Commercial Point Grand Prix TaG Pro race from Tracy's on-board camera was posted. Perseverance pays off again.
The video is pretty eventful. On the pole is midwest street racing legend Gary Lawson with Rich Hale next to him. Tracy had qualified for the Pro race in third position. After an extra pace lap the field gets the green flag and Tracy gets a killer start and outbrakes Lawson going into Turn One. She holds the lead until the tight Turn Four where her engine stumbles and Lawson gets back by for the lead.
Tracy hangs onto second place for a few laps with the misfire getting worse each lap. About five laps into the 20 lap race Tracy is aware that Ross Ricart and Chris Carmen closing in on her. When the engine really bogged coming out of Four she tries to exit wide to get our of their way but drifts a little to far and gets grabbed by the straw bales.
Click on the screen to the right to take that wild ride with Tracy back on August 10, 2008
17 January - Cabin Fever Fun At FasTimes
With cabin fever officially settling in, thirty Mid-State of Ohio Kart Club members and friends satisfied their need for speed at FasTimes Indoor Karting in Indianapolis, IN on Saturday January 17. With most never having driven the track before, it made for an exciting and impressive day.
Tracy and Jim were fastest early on but once the rest of the fast guys learned the track they fought to stay in the top ten. Photo by Julie
While most others at the facility were there for a fun on-track competition, the MSOKC racers had a different agenda- who could post the fastest time. The MSOKC group proved to be very competitive and things got a little tense throughout the day.
Everyone seemed to get off to a great start with Conllin SpeedSports’ own laying down the first fast laps with Jim edging Tracy by only one tenth of a second in the first heat and giving everyone else a time to shoot for. But by the end of the second round of heats Tracy had nipped Jim by a tenth (24.177 to 24.211). The team was no longer on the top of the charts though four MSOKC drivers/guests putting down lower times.
But the first very impressive run was made by none other than Bob McConnell with a 23.818 that put him on the top of the pile. That gave Rocky “The Rocket” Johnson a target and ripped off a lap with a time of 23.681. Rocky had set the bar high but the others were determined to run an even faster time. Bob McConnell, who seems to be quite the indoor karting extraordinaire, was nursing a bad back, leaving him with an extreme disadvantage. Despite this drawback, Bob was persevered to win back the fastest time -23.651, proving that he may indeed be an indoor karting god. However, the night was still young and there were plenty more opportunities for others to grab the top spot.
The top five were hotly contested between Bob, Rocky, Mike M. (a friend of Tim Bussen), Rick Queen, and Austin Queen – all separated by a mere two tenths of a second. Rocky battled back in an attempt to take the fastest time away from Bob, but just couldn't find enough to put him ahead of Bob. At the end of the day, Bob remained on top but Austin Queen had one final run. (It should be noted that all three had never before driven at FasTimes.) Unfortunately for Austin, he was placed in his final heat with several slower non-MSOKCers and while he was very fast, he could never complete an entire lap without catching the slower traffic. Since Austin was unable to get in a hot lap, McConnell remained at the top and won the honor of fastest time. Conlin SpeedSports had to settle for 9th and 11th spots among the MSOKCers there.
Two of the Fast Guys - Austin Queen (L) & Bob McConnell. Photo by Tracy.
It was an exciting day of winter racing and fun was had by all. A big thanks to Ryan Sark and his Buckeye Party Bus that provided the transportation to and from the event. Thanks also to Max Speed Karting who partnered with Conlin SpeedSports to provide en route beverages.
1. 23.654 Bob McConnell
2. 23.681 Rocky Johnson
3. 23.756 Mike M*****
4. 23.782 Rick Queen
5. 23.810 Austin Queen
6. 24.001 Tim Bussen
7. 24.031 Bo Strawser
8. 24.048 Matt Davis
9. 24.075 Jim Conlin
10. 24.095 Paul Milleman
11. 24.108 Tracy Conlin
12. 24.226 Joe Foley
13. 24.235 Randy Deem
14. 24.309 Patrick Wolf
15. 24.324 Bill Bruce
16. 24.359 Dave Creech
17. 24.409 Matt Tangemann
18. 24.460 Steve Tatman
"Earlier Latest" -
Octobber
19 October - Return Of The Native
September
28 September - Accomplishment
02 September - Join Our RoboPong Team To Benefit An Important Cause (Press Release)
August '08:
30 August - The Wards Take On NCMP
24 August - Longest Day of Nelson
19 August - 08 RoboPong Plans, Drivers Announced (Press Release)
9 - 10 August - Street Fighting in Commercial Point
July '08:
26 July - Two Impressive Debuts
12 July - A Win And A Wipeout
12 July - Rocky To The Rescue
01 July - Team Race Report Hits Ekartingnews
June '08:
29 June - Ironman & Ironcrew
22 June - Fast Learners
07 June - Boy Did We Screw Up
May '08:
24 May - Memorial Day Weekend Diversifies Our Team
10 May - Julie Has Her Day
04 May - Another Raceday, Another Win
April '08:
20 April - Tracy Starts The Season With A Win
14 April - We're Pressing Forward
07 April - We Suspend All Competition Plans For 2008
February '08:
24 February - KMI, CIR & The Sponsor Most Likely To Do Us Good
23 February - After A Long, Uncertain Winter, There's Hope
December '07:
10 December - CSS Ladies Model For BTWRA
02 December - As Seen On TV (for about a second and a half)
1 December - Last Two RoboPong 200 GalleriesNovember '07:
18 November - RoboPong.com 200 Race Day Photo Gallery (Sunday)
03 November - Getting Back On The Horse X 2October '07:
31 October - Prayers Needed For A Teammate
30 October - RaceFanRadio.com Coverage
27 October - Last ever Great Lakes SKUSA Banquet
25 October - Ricart SuperCan 200 Lap Enduro Photos
21 October - A 200 Win With An *
18 October - Rebroadcast of RoboPong 200 Weekend
17 October- Mazda RoboPong 200 Photo Galleries #1 & #2
14 October - We Finished But It Wasn't Pretty
06 October - Dana, Todd Exchange Vows
05 October - Mazda RoboPong 200 presented by Bridgestone Press Release and Entry List
03 October - CSS Swag: Let Them Know What You're Made OfSeptember '07:
27 September - NCMP TaG 200 Secures Sponsors & TV Time
August '07:
30 August - Drivers Announced For NCMP TaG 200
24 - 26 August - CSS Supports 5:01 Motorsports In Longest Day Of Nelson
09 - 11 August - Went To A SKUSA Regional Race & A WKA National Broke Out
07 August - On-board With Tracy During Commecial Point Qualifying
04-05 August - Survival In The StreetsJuly '07:
13-15 July - Home Track Advantage
08 July - More Crashing, More Broken Stuff, Vortex Abuse... Good Warm Up For SKUSA
05 July - Ekartingnews.com Driver RankingsJune '07:
30 June - Concept Haulers Video
28 June - CSS To Continue With GLSKUSA And Some MSOKC
8-10 June - Injuries, Cannibalism & Gnashing Of Teeth Amid A Few Good RunsMay '07:
26 May - Formula One, Out Of The Box
21 May - Anderson Mayor's Cup Photo Gallery
11 May - On-board With Tracy
5-6 May - New And Strange, Old And FamiliarApril '07:
27 April - Opening Weekend Photo Gallery
15 April - Good Start To New SeasonMarch '07:
20 March - Full Report On RoboPong.com 200 Finally Posted
02 March - Our Drivers Featured At Racing Gear CompanyFebruary '07:
28 February - Marketing Partners Page Updated
15 February - Recent Press For CSS In Major MagazinesNovember '06:
18 November - RoboPong.com 200 Race Day Photo Gallery (Sunday)
06 November - RoboPong.com 200 Pre-Race Photo Gallery 2 (Saturday)October '06:
27 October - RoboPong.com 200 Pre-Race Photo Gallery 1 (Friday)
22 October - RoboPong.com 200 Race Photo Gallery
18 October - Post RoboPong.com 200 Press Release
17 October - RaceFanRadio.com Posts RoboPong.com 200 Webcast Archive
15 October - RoboPong.com 201
11 October - 75+ Entries for RoboPong.com 200; Race To Be Webcasted Live
06 October - Field Limited In RoboPong.com 200; Team Press Release
04 October - TaG 200... Ooops, RoboPong.com 200... To Be Televised!
03 October - Biland Powers CSS in TaG 200!September '06:
15 - 18 September- Karting With Egos
13 September - Our Family Team Grows!August '06:
11 - 13 August - War & Pieces
5 & 6 August - Fun & Frustration In The StreetsJuly '06:
23 July - The Misery Continues
21 July - New Photo Gallery
15 July - Long Day, Short Night
13 July - Clutch Problems Sideline Us From July 15 Race
10 July - New Tech Section StartedJune '06:
16 - 18 June - Four Podiums In Two Days
April '06:
21 - 23 April - Tracy Turns "Pro"
09 April - Tracy Impresses In First TaG StartMarch '06:
28 March - Bad Goat Good Bet
18 - 19 March - Three Tracks In Two Days
4 - 11 March - Spring Testing
01 March - NKN TaG 200 Article PostedFebruary '06:
27 February - March Kart Sport Photo
25 & 26 February - Mother Of All Kart Shows
23 February - Great Lakes SKUSA for 2006
10 February - CSS Endurance Drivers in Kart Sport
07 February - Help Catch The B******sJanuary '06:
28 January - Speeds Farewell Bash
28 January - Let Us Get You A Room
22 January - In Jan NKN
14 January - Rematches and Reprisals At SpeedsDecember '05:
31 December - 2005 In Review
15 December - Catching Up On Some Press
07 December - What? Do We Look Like Spam?
03 December - High Stakes At SpeedsNovember '05:
30 November - FINALLY, The Whole Story: The TaG 200
October '05:
22 October - TaG 200 Pics
22 October - The Most Fun We've Had In Karting
11 October - Racing With Indy 500 Winners
10 October - Be A Part Of Our Team For The Biggest Race Of The Year
07 October - We Lose One Star Driver, Gain Two
02 October - The Curse Of Racer XSeptember '05:
24 September - Two More Wins In A Night Of Excitement
18 September - Another Good Outing
11 September - A CSS First: Two Feature Wins In The Same DayAugust '05:
20 August - Accentuate The Positive
07 August - A Good Day Nonetheless
05 August - CSS Fields Team For 200 Mile Race At New CastleJuly '05:
30 July - Finally!
25 July - CSS To Support SICSA RDRCA Again
17 July - Dana Gains Much Needed Points, Tracy's Troubles Continue
10 July - A Busman's HolidayJune '05:
30 June - Leaving Your Mark
19 June - Can't Catch A Break
4 June - Still In A Slump
1 June - Professional-level ExcusesMay '05:
29 May - SHE ALMOST DID IT!
22 May - Not Our Finest Hour
19 May - Revised Where & When Of Conlin SpeedSports For 2005
15 May - NKN Feature: Dana Going Through LSJF DDP
13 May - Our Engines Silent For A Second Weekend
07 May - We Have To Sit One OutApril '05:
30 April, 1 May - New Castle Motorsports Park: The Way A Track Should Be
27 April - Thou Shalt Not Covet...
22 - 24 April - The Big Experiment , Part 2: Our First And Probably Last National Race
16 & 17 April - The Big Experiment , Part 1
10 April - Better Then We Expected
04 April - Dana In Phoenix Featured in NKN
03 April - First Laps Of The Year (And Not A Moment Too Soon)
01 April - Dana & Tracy To Race In EuropeMarch '05:
25 March - Final Schedule Changes
05 March - Both Ladies Move Up For '05
February '05:
26 - 27 February - 15 Minutes of Fame
23 February - Scheduled Schedule Tweaking
21 February - Family Racing Article Posted
14 February - We Mourn A Family Loss
January '05:
26 January - NKN Feature Article
23 January - Off-Season Activities
22 January - Preliminary '05 Schedule Released
14 January - Expected At The Expo
December '04:
31 December - A Look Back At '04
26 December - Dispatch Revisits Conlin SpeedSports
23 December - More Local Print
16 December - Short Story In Hometown Paper
11 December - The St. James Treatment, Day Four
10 December - The St. James Treatment, Day Three
09 December - The St. James Treatment, Day Two
08 December - The St. James Treatment, Day One
03 December - See What It's Like Out There
October & November '04:
20 November - Celebrating Our Season
24 October - We Go Out Of '04 With A Bang
23 October - Tracy & Dana Meet & Greet For The Animals
07 October - Conlin SpeedSports Drivers To Do Personal Appearance & Radio Show
September '04:
29 September - Dana Accepted To Lyn St. James Program
26 September - Tracy Finishes Out Season With Style, Dana Mixes It Up In Spec 100
19 September - Dana Clinches HPV Championship, Tracy Secures 2nd In Super Can
11 September - A Couple Of Wins For Tracy, A Big Scare For Dana
August '04:
28 August - A Short, Soggy Night
19 August - We Top 10k
17 August - Fastest Man On Batteries
15 August - Fear And Loathing In Circleville
09 August - Dispatch Article Published
07 August - Tire Test For NKN and Another Win
05 August - Late Thanks Yous
02 August - Roger That: Our (Slim) Connection To The Buckeye Bullet
July '04:
30 July - Dispatch Article Rescheduled
27 July - Go Ahead, Google Us
23 - 25 July - A Wild Weekend
11 July - Promoting Karting Again
10 July - A Long, Tough Night Ends Well
June '04:
26 June - Columbus Dispatch Article Postponed
21 June - Karting Promo July 11
20 June - No Wins But Good Points
19 June - Mid-Ohio Promotion Cancelled
13 June - Extremes
April - May '04:
30 May - All Podiums, All Day
16 May - Tracy's Turn For A Win!
08 May - Off To A Great Start!
25 April - Rained Out!
23 April - With a Little Help From Our Friends
21 April - Kids Learn About Karting
14 April - We Decide To Not Run GLSS
10 April - Just About Ready
06 April - Encore Presentation of Chassis Setup 101 Scheduled
03 April - Picking Up Speed
February - March '04:
27 March - First (Disgusting) Laps
21 March - I Stand Corrected, Sort Of
20 March - We Got Da Hizzle In Our MIzzles
13 March - Dana & Tracy Featured On Thunder Valley Racing
06 March - Chassis Setup 101 Seminar A Success
27 February - Florida Spring Training Day 7: Betrayed By The Weatherman, Emphasis Is On Fun
26 February - Florida Spring Training Day 6: Our Best Day Yet & Dana Impresses Montoya
25 February - Florida Spring Training Day 5: Rain Gives Us A Green Track
24 February - Florida Spring Training Day 4: Tire Work And Test Driving A New Package
23 February - Florida Spring Training Day 3: Learning & Gearing
22 February - Florida Spring Training Days 1 & 2: Nearly Uneventful Travel
20 February - A Week Of Karting In Sunny Florida
09 February - Conlin SpeedSports Takes To The Skies
07 February - It's Official, Tracy To Race Super Can
01 February - Instant Kart Team For Sale
December '03 - January '04:29 January - Our Busy 2004 Schedule Announced
06 January- Another Biesse Kart On Our Team
01 January - Conlin SpeedSports Helps With Seminar
17 December - A Little (And We Do Mean A Little) Local Exposure
05 December - Profiled on Thunder Valley
01 December - Instant Kart Team For Sale
November '03:29 November - "We Don't Mean To Toot Our Own Horn But...
22 November - Celebrating With Our Friends
22 November - Julie Wins Ashland Scholarship
16 November - Counting Our Blessings
15 November - Celebration in Fort Wayne
6 November - We're Almost Famous (Again)
2 November - Instant Kart Team For Sale
October '03:28 October - Instant Kart Team For Sale
22 October - I Hate Technology
12 October - Dana Is HPV Champ, Tracy Just Misses Top 5
11 October - We Have A Hand In Enduro Win
05 October - Tracy Gets a Big Break, Dana Wins, Subs and Samples
September '03:21 September - Best Team Finish So Far: Both Ladies Podium
12 - 14 September - We Learn A Lot At Final GLSS Race
06 September - We Do All Right Under The Lights
01 September - We're Famous!
August '03:24 August - A Tough Day For Those Conlin Girls
17 August - Another Good Day For Those Conlin Girls
03 August - Dana Wins (We Think) At BeaveRun
July '03:27 July - Clean Sweep For Dana, 3 Top 5s For Tracy
26 July - Good Testing At BeaveRun
20 July - No Testing Means Low Points For Great Lakes Race #4
13 July - Dana: 3 Races, 2 Wins - Tracy: 3 Races, 3 Engines
06 July - Brian O'Hara Is Not Human
05 July - Dana's First Win(s) and Tracy's Top Four Finish
June '03:29 June - 300+ Learn About Karting
22 June - Close For Dana, Too Close For Tracy
20 June - Karting Promo At Mid-Ohio
18 June - Prayers Needed For A Friend
01 June - Dana Shines, Tracy Struggles
May '03:25 May - Our Best CRP Laps Yet, Another 3rd With GLSS
16 May - Chassis Testing, Practice Starts
08 May - Guest Speaking At Hilliard 4-H Club
04 May - Interesting Lessons Learned
April '03:30 April - 5th Becomes 3rd
27 April - Great Fun With Great Lakes Sprint Series
22 April - Join Us In Norway
13 April - Tracy's Luck Doesn't Rub Off On Dana
05 April - Tracy Warms Up Despite The Cold
01 April - Lots Of Laps For Dana, More To Come For Tracy
January through March '03:
15 March - First Outing Encourages Us
02 March - Shivers In Charlotte
16 February - Getting Ready For New Season
15 January - Trailer For Sale
01 January - New Colors For 2003
November '02:
23 November - Awards, Prizes and Surprises
11 November - New Kart & New Driver For 2003
1 November - We Lose A Teammate and Our Biggest Fan
October '02:
21 October - Putting Things In Perspective
21 October - Hilliard Northwest News Article
5 & 6 October - Ending The Season On A High NoteSeptember '02:
29 September - INFONETICS Day At The Races 2002
22 September - Another Taste Of Something Faster
14 & 15 September - Long, Rough Weekend
12 September - Profiled On Women In Racing Website
07 September - Best Laps Of The YearAugust '02:
31 August - Who's Olga And What Is She Doing In Our Kart?
25 August - Getting Closer...
July '02:30 July - Remedial Math Needed
27 July - Our Strongest Showing Yet
14 July - Fighting With The Fast Guys
10 July - A Little Publicity
06 July - Mining For Tenths
01 July - The OppositionJune '02:
29 June - Correction
23 June - More Power & A Flying Karr
21 June - Newsworthy
16 June - The Streak Is Broken
09 June - A Day Of Frustration
02 June - Grove City Promo
May '02:
29 May - Meet & Greet #3
26 May - Driving Over The Competition
18 May - The Chill At The Grill
17 May - Exactly What We Didn't Need
14 May - Meet & Greet #2: Treat Yourself To A Rack and Visit A While
06 May - Another Karting Promo Scheduled
01 May - INFONETICS Continues SupportApril '02:
28 April - Searching For Speed
27 April - Meet & Greet #1: Good Turnout Under Threatening Skies
26 April - Taking On A Good Cause
23 April - Visit With Us, Learn About Karting
18 April - A Medalist
14 April - Rain, Rain, Go Away
09 April - Another Speed Sport
07 April - A Useful Test
02 April - Karting Show CanceledMarch '02:
29 March - Another Meet & Greet Planned
27 March - Hilliard Karting Promo
20 March - Karting Show At SpeedsJanuary & February '02:
17 February - Rule Changes To Our Favor?
02 February - Dana To Compete in MSOKC Races
20 January - Duty CallsArchives
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