SuperFlow doles out awards at Featherlite Fall Jamboree! View Article

The Jamboree is an exciting time for everyone. It's the end of the hunt for the championship and also the end of a long season of building engines. The opening night of the Jamboree started off strong with Kyle Jumbeck taking the checkered flag in the Midwest modified class using Sput's power. The Thursday night's feature was 30 laps for the USMTS drivers, and it showed what the rest of the weekend would be like with tight racing. With 13 of the 30 spots taken by drivers with Sput's power, it would be interesting to the end. In the end, it would be Jason Cummins doing the victory dance, which was his first USMTS win. Jason started 6th to take the win for the evening. The second day was also a good night of racing with Jerry Young taking the honors in the Midwest modified class and getting some momentum going into the rest of the week's festivities. With that came the USMTS show to the ring and 14 of the 30 spots were filled with Sput's power. When the dust settled from the 40 lapper, Zak Vanderbeek would see victory from the 6th spot. One year ago these two drivers found themselves in the winner's circle together as well. The final night would be tough with lots of money on the line as well as the points battle in the hunt. The B mod class would take stage first and a familiar face from the previous night would once again get it done. Jerry Young would pace the field to take his second win of the weekend. The USMTS feature was tough with Jason Hughes taking home the big check for the night. The hunt battle came down to the wire and Kelly Shryock just squeaked ahead of Ryan Gustin to take his 9th national championship.

It's been a very long racing season for everyone at Sput's keeping customers running at their very best! So with that we felt it was time to give you an update on how the season has gone. Sput's currently sits on top of the USMTS Engine Builder Challenge with three races remaining, as well as supplying the power to the leaders in the USMTS national points and USRA points. The Thunderbird event, which took place in Kasson, provided some exciting results with Brandon Davis sneeking by Kyle Jumbeck for the win, and Brad Waits edging out Tommy Myer on the last lap to collect the winner's check for the evening. Pure Stock was won by 13 year old Kylie Kath to give Sput's a clean sweep for the evening in all classes. Another exciting event is the Gopher 50 which takes place at Deer Creek Speedway. This year's winner was Jason Cummins who also wrapped up the Deer Creek Speedway championship for the 2009 season. With the season winding down we look forward to the upcoming showdown called the Jamboree. Check back to see what happens, it will be a nail biter to the end!

In 23 of the 52 O'Reilly USMTS National Tour events this season, Sput's Racing Engines provided the power under the hood, and has clinched the 2008 COMP Cams Engine Builder of the Year Award!

Tim Donlinger won the 10th Annual Featherlite Fall Jamboree on Saturday, September 20 at the Deer Creek Speedway in Spring Valley, MN. This win solidified the Casey's General Store Hunt for the Championship. Everyone at Sput's would like to congratulate driver Tim Donlinger/owner Ron Frericks and crew on their outstanding finish in the O'Reilly USMTS National Championship!

In the closest of USMTS history, Brandon Kenny edged Derick Ramirez by 10 points in the final race to collect the $2,500 check. We would like to thank these young guns from Oklahoma for choosing Sput's as their engine supplier!

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As of July 15th, Sput's is proud to announce that our customers have racked up a total of 86 wins! A big congratulations goes out to the Frericks / Donlinger 3D team. They scored the Gopher 50 win on July 9th and followed that up with a feature win 3 days later with a new Skyrocket chassis and Sput's powerplant. Congratulations also goes out to Matt Kohl for winning the Quick 16 at Tri State Raceway on June 29th. He currently leads the points series after this win. Another exciting program is the engine builders challenge sponsored by Comp Cams in the USMTS series. Sput's is currently leading by 35 points, and we're working hard to stay on top of the other talented builders in this challenge. The other news Sput's would like to announce is the new engine they have been developing for the USMTS series since the beginning of May. This engine will be based on their current spec only with a bunch of new ideas. It should be on the dyno towards the end of July, and if all goes well it should see the dirt the beginning of August. Stay tuned!