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17th ANNUAL TROPHY CUP
Tentative Date
October 22-23
2010
at
Thunderbowl Raceway
Tulare, California
Benefiting
The Greater Bay Area Make-A-Wish Foundation
October 24, 2009, Dave Pusateri and his loyal Trophy Cup team present the Bay Area Make-A-Wish Foundation a check for $35,000 at the annual event. Over the past 15 years, Dave Pusateri and the Trophy Cup crew have raised well over $500,000 for the Make A Wish Foundation. (M&M Racing Photos)
2008 Trophy Cup last 10 laps.
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last years t-shirt
Making the Holiday brighter for Make-A-Wish
Christmas Lighting 2009 Benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation
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Tim Kaeding Rules 2009 Trophy Cup
by Ron Rodda
Tulare, CA…Doing what
no driver has done in the event’s first 15 years, Tim Kaeding won
the Saturday main event from 24th starting and became the 2009 Trophy
Cup champion. Kaeding’s amazing weekend also included being the
first ever fastest qualifier to win the Cup. Several Cup champions had
finished 2nd in the final main, but TK became the first to win from the
last starting position.
Saturday saw 61 cars return from the initial 68 for a full night of action
starting with a pair of D mains, each of which elevated four to the C
main. Boise, Idaho driver Randy Pierce and Kurt Nelson won those 10 lap
races and joined cars that were 41 through 48 in points following a set
of heats for those top 48 drivers. click to continue reading
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Forsberg
Nabs 2nd Career Trophy Cup Win
by Ron Rodda
Tulare, CA…Auburn, CA driver Andy Forsberg is running
his last event ever for his long time car owner, and he made the most
of a pole assignment to win the opening night main of the 16th Annual
Trophy Cup. His prior main event Cup win was in 2000 at Watsonville.
A 68 car field of winged 360s checked in and Tim Kaeding again set fast
time, bettering last year’s top mark with a 13.502 to take the 150
points available in qualifying. The top 48 cars ran one of six heats,
inverting six by time and moving the top 3 into the A main. The cars ranked
49 and higher ran one of a trio of non-qualifier heats. Click
here to continue reading.