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2006 USST Schedule Released
The racing schedule is nearing completion for the 2006 racing season. Tentative races at Cedar Rapids, Road America, and the Milwaukee Mile are on the schedule but details are still being negotiated. These races will take place with MidAm Super Trucks and MidWest Super Trucks.

Rookie Weller Racks Up First USST Win
Tulsa, Oklahoma - Jeff Weller overcame adversity to put the #6 Hi-Tech Auto Chevy Silverado in the winners circle at JRP Speedway. Weller and the REFAB.COM #7 of Eric Caudell applied heavy pressure lap after lap trying to force Weller into making a mistake. Weller survived 30 laps and 3 restarts after cautions before getting too loose in the middle of turn 1 and 2. The spin brought the back end around and the truck directly in front of Caudell. Caudell's evasive maneuver spared Weller a collision but disintegrated the rear quarter panel on the #9 of Rick Perry as Perry moved outside to take the lead. The collision spun Perry and disabled Caudells steering putting the #4 driven by Ryan Hicks of Yukon, Oklahoma in the lead position. Caudell was out of the race but Perry and Weller continued from the back. Weller was able to retake the lead convincingly from Hicks with 3 laps remaining and cruised to his first USST win.

USST provides Exciting Race night for Tulsa

Tulsa, Oklahoma - The United States Super Trucks brought their Midwestern tour to JRP Speedway in Tulsa last Saturday night.The fans were not disappointed as these drivers impressed everyone with some close and fast competition.Mike Bias, in the black number 8 truck, brought the field to the green flag to start the 30 lap feature. Bias faded fast with mechanical problems. This opened the door for Roger Upton, driver of the number 67 Super Truck, to take the inside advantage for the lead. Joe Madore kept his white 01 truck in the outside groove to run beside Upton for a few laps. But Upton got loose and Madore went high to avoid contact. This was the opportunity the red number 7 truck of Eric Caudell had been waiting for. He powered his Chevy Silverado between the two and took the lead coming out of turn four. Caudell did a masterful job protecting the bottom line for several laps as Madore kept trying to get a run under him. Rick Perry brought his yellow number 9 through the field and filled Madore's mirror for the last few laps. But Caudell was not going to be denied the victory on this night. The United States Super Trucks continue their Midwestern tour with another battle in Oklahoma on Saturday May 7th at the Altus Speedway in Altus, Oklahoma. For more information about this exciting series see www.racinxs.com

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