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Photo ID # G03.22.10_055_BRO_BPT_0084_1
Car #: #55 & 60
Driver (s) : Stew Brown and Doug Hoffman (top photo), Stew Brown (center photo), and Stew Brown and Frank Mangone (bottom photo).
Location: Bridgeport (top and center photos), East Windsor (bottom photo)
Date: 1980's
Photographer: Rick Sparks, Mark Hague
Photo provided by: Mark Hague
Comments: Comments from Mark: 
(Top photo) YES HE IS LEADING DOUG HOFFMAN !!! TWO GREAT RACERS GOING AT IT !! NICE OLSEN CARS. PIC TAKEN BY MARK HAGUE

(Center photo)  STEW WAS UP FRONT EVERY WEEK. HE WAS A FAN FAVORITE AT BRIGEPORT !! HERE HE IS IN HIS BUDD OLSEN CAR.

(Bottom photo)  A FRIEND TOOK THIS ONE AT EAST WINDSOR I THINK. STEW WAS A REAL COMPETITOR AND BRIDGEPORT AND EAST WINDSOR. ALSO QUALIFIED FOR SYRACUSE SPORTSMAN RACE IN WHICH HE GOT HARD CHARGER AWARD.
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03.24.10 David Kauffman Sorry to break your heart but the first picture with Doug is a pace lap for the feature. If you notice the shiny tires, it was common to wipe the tires with the used gear lube from the gear change usually done before the feature. Within a couple laps the dirt would remove the shine.
03.24.10 3Wide Never did figure out if the putting the old gear oil on the tires was to make them look better for feature time... or to make it less likely for the tire to tear if it rubbed up against somebody's nerf bar or the wall, or if it was just an easy way to get rid of some of the old gear oil...  (Probably all of the above!)
08.24.10 Steve Kresge You are also less likely to get up in the air if the tires rubbed a competitors tire or nerf bar. This is where a little slippage doesn't hurt.
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

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