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Tired but Happy Winner<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
A dedicated racer to be sure, Dave Ohh was determined to make it home in time to race his virtual supermodified, but was exhausted after the race. “I’m beat. I’d like to think I could attribute the mistakes to that and not just running out of talent,” Ohh declared from Desoto’s victory lane.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Starting in seventh, the TMS Wolfpack driver took the lead on lap four with a bold outside move on Rob Warren. But even after he had built a four second lead over Brad Keysor, who had dispatched of Warren just a few laps after Ohh, the winner knew the one driver he had to worry about was Keysor. “Brad had a missile,” Ohh continued. I think in a few more laps he would have had me because I was just missing my marks and about wrecked it sending it in too hard, but it was only 50, (laps), and not 100.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Ohh was happy to see a much cleaner race that last year here. “I was glad to see it go green,” he said. “I think everyone is getting accustomed to the track more and just driving better. Everyone is faster, closer. It was a great race.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
“I just want to thank 1st<\/sup> to Finish Race Servers, Icings on Top, Hairbag Studios, BreezeGraphics.com, and thanks to James and Team Goon Squad for helping out tonight, it was nice to have him back,” Ohh said. “Of course I can’t forget The Mod Squad<\/a> and HeatFinder.net<\/a>. I’ll miss the Thursday show because of a prior commitment to HeatFinder where I’ll be running my Legends car.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n Unlike last year’s race here where it took over 40 minutes to finish a race that had 15 caution periods, the 2022 feature at Desoto moved along quickly. Just two cautions slowed the action, but those cautions did contribute to a high attrition rate in a 50 lapper that saw just half of the field take the checkered flag.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The first yellow on the 3\/8 semi-banked oval at Desoto came on lap eight when Steven Vincent, who had started from outside of row one, lost control coming out of turn two and looped the Creative Assistant #28. Vincent kept the car off the wall but found himself stalled in the middle of the track facing oncoming traffic. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Anthony Corsoniti went high, while Bob Gangwer dove low to miss him. Then Nelson Rodrigues narrowly escaped disaster when he cut to the left at the last second. Unfortunately two-time Florida Speedweeks Champion Keith Powell couldn’t move quick enough and drilled Vincent’s car head on. The two machines then spun around wildly with many of the pieces flying into the air. Both were done for the night.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The race then went green until 13 laps to go when Rob Warren, driving the 1st<\/sup> to Finish Race Servers roadster and running in fourth place, found himself fighting to gain traction entering turn one. Warren tried to hang on but the car loaded up on the left rear and launched toward the outside wall.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The two-time Florida Speedweeks Champion could only hang on for the ride that ended in a heart stopping thud against the turn one wall. As Warren’s demolished car ground to a halt, Danny Ray, who had been running in the second groove, found himself staring at impending doom. The 72 year old plastered the motionless Warren, causing wheels to fly off of both machines, making both glad that they weren’t in real race cars.<\/p>\n\n\n\nTwo Cautions Contribute to Attrition<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
13 Not Lucky for Warren or Ray <\/h3>\n\n\n\n