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Madsen Heads Sprintcar Stars At Tyrepower On Saturday
Posted Saturday, 6 February 2010 by PCR Media
If you drove a sprintcar at the pointy end of the field NSW was not the state to hone your craft over the weekend.
Rain in copious quantities fell in Sydney from Wednesday and continued throughout yesterday washing out everything from Tyrepower Parramatta Raceway to Dubbo in the west.
The only driver to beat the drizzle was Parramatta ace Ian Madsen who ventured to Perth and won the WSS preliminary on Friday night in a borrowed car.
This was hot on the heels of him out running Mitchell Dumesny and Roddy Bellbowen in the 30 lap A main at Tyrepower last weekend.
The 410 sprinters return to Sydney next Saturday night when the Track Championship continues with a full field of guns, including Madsen, Dumesny, Bellbowen, Craig Brady and Glenn Saville.
The premiership has reached an interesting stage with Dumesny just ahead of the pack.
Staying there will be difficult as Madsen, James Thompson, Saville and young Mitchell are fighting for room on the podium.
Supporting the mighty sprinters on a knockout program will be a huge demolition derby, originally scheduled for 23 January.
With a week to dry out the racing surface should be moist and tacky sharp next weekend.
Rain caused havoc and headaches throughout the State on the weekend with ever major sporting event curtailed by the big wet.
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