Crimes That Shook Britain (North East)

John Darwin In March 2002, John Darwin, 51, paddled out to sea in his canoe near his Hartlepool home. He never returned Coastguard rescue teams and police searched for him, but all they found was Darwin's paddle.

Several weeks later, the wreckage of his canoe washed up on a beach. With no body found by April 2003, John Darwin was declared dead. His widow Anne and their two sons grieved. Until December 2007 - when Darwin walked into a police station, claiming to have amnesia.

John Darwin was reunited with his sons and Anne, who'd moved to Panama, was delighted. Only, a pjoto emerged of Anne and John in Panama, together in 2006. The couple had actually faked John's death to claim his £250,000 life insurance.

Both Darwins were jailed for over six years - him for obtaining cash by deception, her for deception and money laundering.

Michael Atherton New Year's Day 2012 - taxi driver Michael Atherton, 42, shot dead his partner Susan McGoldrick, 47, her sister Alison Turnbull, 44, and niece Tanya Turnbull, 24, at his home in Peterlee. He then turned the gun on himself.

His stepdaughter survived after fleeing via a window. It emerged Atherton had a history of domestic violence. He blamed Alison for his arrest in 2008, after a row. When he discovered Susan had gone out with her sister that night, he said there'd be trouble if he saw Alison at his home. He said he'd stay in a hotel.

Yet the women arrived home before he'd left. A row erupted and Atherton got his gun from the car.

Mary Bell On 25 May 1968, the day before her 11th birthday, Mary Bell strangled Martin Brown, 4. His body was found in a derelict house in Newcastle.

Two months later, Mary enlisted a 13-year-old friend to help strangle Brian Howe, 3. His mutilated body was found on waste ground. When detectives questioned local children, Mary and her friend acted strangely, their stories changing. Officers soon realised Mary was a killer.

The friend was acquitted and gave evidence against Mary. The court heard Mary committed the crimes 'for the pleasure and excitement of killing'. Mary Bell was convicted of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. She was sentenced to life in detention, released aged 23, and given a new identity.

Raoul Moat Two days after being released from prison on 3 July 2010, Raoul Moat, 37, from Newcastle, went on the rampage with a sawn-off shotgun.

First he shot his ex Samantha Stobbart and her new partner Chris Brown. While on the run in Rothbury, Moat shot police officer David Rathboand in the face. Brown was killed, Stobbart injured and PC Rathboand blinded.

Police deployed armed officers in one of Britain's biggest manhunts. In a letter left with a friend, Moat declared war on officers, saying that he wouldn't stop 'until I am dead'. On 9 July, police tracked Moat to the river Coquet, leading to a stand-off. Police negotiated, but Moat shot himself the next morning.

Sadly, David Rathboand later took his own life.

Billy Dunlop - Double Jeopardy Pizza delivery girl Julie Hogg, 22, disappeared in November 1989. Eighty days later, her mother Ann found her decomposing, partially mutilated body behind a bath panel in Ann's Billingham home.

Julie's ex Billy Dunlop was charged with murder, yet juries at two trials failed to reach a verdict. He was cleared. The double jeopardy law (which meant Dunlop could not be tried again) meant he thought he'd got away with murder for 17 years.

Ann fought for double jeopardy laws to be scrapped and, in 2003. MPs backed changes allowing serious cases with compelling new evidence to be reopened. Dunlop pleaded guilty to murder in 2006, was jailed for life.

Gary Vinter = Freed to Kill Again Gary Vinter killed colleague Carl Edon, 22, in a railway workers' cabin in 1995. Vinter stabbed him 37 times, puncturing every organ. He was jailed for life, but released in 2006, after serving 10 years.

In July 2006, he married Anne White. But Vinter was recalled to prison after a New Year pub brawl. Released again in early 2008, he separated from Anne after attacking her at their home in Eston, Middlesbrough. That February, Vinter bundled his estranged wife into a car.

After holding her hostage at his mother's house, he stabbed Anne to death. He was jailed for life. In 2011, Vinter attacked Roy Whiting - killer of schoolgirl Sarah Payne - in jail.

In 2016, he received a third life sentence for trying to murder fellow 'life' Lee Newell behind bars.

ALMANACCO DEL FESTIVAL DI MONTECARLO – 4° EDIZIONE 1977

ALMANACCO DEL FESTIVAL DI MONTECARLO – 4° EDIZIONE 1977

8-12 dicembre 1977 GIURIA - Principe Ranieri III di Monaco, Presidente - John Ringling North - Raf Vallone - Cary Grant - Horst Buchholz - Jacqueline Cartier PALMARES DEL FESTIVAL CLOWN D’ORO FAMIGLIA KNIE - LA GRANDE CAVALLERIA CLOWN D’ARGENTO LES ANTARES - ACROBATI SULL'AEREO I CANESTRELLI - TRAMPOLINO ELASTICO I CARILLO BROTHERS - FILO ALTO I KRISTOF - MANO A MANO ALLA BASCULA I SILAGIS - BASCULE Nonostante l’amarezza per il mancato triplo salto mortale di Ketty Jarz (prima donna ad aver eseguito questa prodezza), sarà ricordato come un Festival importante, con una nutrita partecipazione italiana e la meritata vittoria del Clown d’Oro dalla famiglia Knie presente con tanti grandi numeri (cavalli, tigri, elefanti, tigri sugli elefanti). Nutrita la partecipazione italiana che vede sul podio i Canestrelli in una rara reentrée dagli Usa da dove ormai risiedono da 20 anni. Apprezzamenti anche per i Forgione-Macaggi. In giuria le star del cinema Cary Grant e Raf Vallone impreziosiscono l’evento con un tocco di mondanità. La Giuria premia con un riconoscimento alla carriera l’iconico clown americano Lou Jacobs, il cui volto è l’emblema del circo sui manifesti di tutto il mondo. La famiglia di Ferdinando Togni è saldamente in capo alla parte tecnica, logistica e direzione di pista e presente con i nuovi chapiteau bianchi. Tra i grandi nomi sul podio, Istvan Kristof e sua moglie con i numeri di pertiche e bascula a due. Si tiene la seconda riunione dell’Associazione dei Direttori di circo di tutto il mondo. Siamo negli anni d’Oro del Festival! ELENCO PARTECIPANTI 1977 Sergio Mr Loyal Forgione-Macaggi Charivari - clowns Barry Lubin  Clown Tinsman Jim Clown Luis Munoz  Filo teso Donnert Lilla, Elefante barbiere Segregas (La troupe) Equilibrio sui rulli Herman's (La troupe) Pertiche Freddy Quinn  Cantante sul Filo alto Seitz Jo Filo alto Fredy Knie Sr  Cavalleria - Alta scuola Louis Knie  Tigri ed Elefanti Buby e Jule Clowns Miss Dawne  Pappagalli Bremlov Giocoliere Germaine, Louis e Franco Knie Elefanti Reumatics (La troupe) Acrobati Macaggi Saltatori Rhodin Jack Scimpanzé Antares (La troupe) Acrobati sull'aereo Rodriguez Tino Trapezio - Corda aerea Lou Jacobs Clown Canestrelli (La troupe) Trampolino elastico Carrillo Brothers Filo alto Otto (La troupe) Charivari - Bascule Li Suang Corda elastica cinese Clive Otarie Gérard Edon  Trapezio washington Banda Vidane  Elefanti del Circo Americano (Togni) Istvan (La troupe) Pertiche Ketty ed Emilio Jarz Trapezio volante Lee Pee Ville Grandi illusioni Silagis Saltatori Waldemar Volteggio a cavallo Duo Carrington  Barboncini Arild Arnardo Acrobata comico alla corda Duo Kristof Mano a mano alla bascula Barry Lubin e Tinsman Jim Clowns Marcel Peters Belve feroci Dolly Jacobs  Anelli Segreras (La troupe) Trapezio volante

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Le tigri di Louis Knie

Luis Munoz Credit della IV edizione del Festival: - Alain Frere, consigliere tecnico addetto alle relazioni con gli artisti - Irvin e Kenneth Feld, consiglieri artistici - Enis Togni, direttore delle installazioni tecniche e della regia di pista - Edoardo Murillo, assistente - Billy F. Arata, consulenza artistica - Franco Medini, consulenza artistica

Credit photo Serge Fleury e Archivio Circusfans Credit video archivio Maurizio Colombo ALMANACCO DEL FESTIVAL DI MONTECARLO – 4° edizione (1977) Se questo articolo ti è piaciuto condividilo sui tuoi social utilizzando i bottoni che trovi qui sotto   Read the full article

Tokyo-Empire (state of japan)

Edon Islands

North Kingdoms

Norway, Alaska, Greenland, Yukon Canada, Arctic Ocean

South Kingdoms

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East Kingdoms

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West Kingdoms

(honk Kong Empire over china)

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*As North would wander around town, he'd sense someone following him. His hand goes on his Yamato, his body glowing blue as he looks around* "...I know you're following me....bring it on..." (throw whoever you want at North the boi)

“Oh, my apologizes, I thought you there another target. Unless your looking for the same one?” a male voice spoke from the other side but he was lowering his two rifle hunting guns. His gunpowder blue eyes looks to the stranger since he’s never seen him in this area. Nor seen another hunter near by.

“Unless your in some cloak that hides your real appearance to trick me?” he asked.

Tell me about your dragons

OH BOY 

Okay, first I’ll apologize for any lack of organization that results from my rambling.

To start I’ll link you to my A-Z post on dragons here. There’s more stuff I need to add to it but I think it covers the basics. I don’t remember what I wrote so some of this may be repeat.

Most of the dragons in RSverse are small, as in, not what most people expect when they think of dragons. They’re also not inherently aggressive, ferocious, etc., instead they’re pretty chill. Of course they all have different personalities but the little ones tend to be cheekier and sassier – also depends on their relationship with their rider, tamer, handler, companion. Dragons generally get along with people and in some places they’re fairly integrated into human society.

I don’t have names for all the different species, but I’m currently at a part in RS1 where we see dune dragons. Those are rugged with sacs that store water from the oases, and they burrow in the sand. They’re mainly used by people to travel across the deserts in N’viria & Somari.

Throughout Valen there are dragon sanctuaries where they rehabilitate dragons that have been rescued from poachers.

North Valen’s mountainous regions are known as home to the big dragons that most people think of. They moved there after a large population was killed by the Soulton army of Edon, for their bones and teeth and scales (to make coins, armor, weapons, etc.). These dragons are probably the only ones that are generally isolated from people, although they will make appearances across the sky now and then, but that’s becoming rarer.

The pet dragons in Edon are always small, like the size of dogs, and some consider them pests. Not many people have them since they’re very expensive and illegal (stolen from Valen).

Umm what else?? Oh, some of my favourite dragons are the tiny ones that live in the trees of Eklesia. They mostly chill in the shade and eat fruit.

Hm… you already know Little Scalba. She’s pocket-sized, a deep brownish-red colour, and has large black eyes. She lives in Garrin’s bookcases and enjoys rolling around in coins, mostly because of the sound.Rasha has a small dragon with stumpy legs, she named Pudding. Pudding often reminds Rasha when it’s time to go home because she gets carried away playing outside or practising her magic. Rasha and Pudding both like sweets and corn cakes.In RS2, Mira’s dragon companion is an opalite dragon named Delphene. Delphene hatched from one of the eggs that is rescued by Alessendra in RS1. She has light blue iridescent scales that she can darken to blend into the night, and she loves to eat apples and muffins.

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Welcome back to our Diversity in Design series on Envato Tuts+. Discover four talented artists with inspiring styles you'll love.

4 Artists You Should Know: Diversity in Design

Celebrate the work of these extraordinary artists. Each with their own unique background, they draw inspiration from their culture and surroundings to create phenomenal designs.

Johnny Cardoso

Grab a jet pack and soar into the epic artwork of Johnny Cardoso. Featuring exciting poster designs with mind-blowing illustrations, his work mixes nostalgic design with incredible details.

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I’m an illustrator from Brazil currently living in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I started working at ad agencies around 2011 when I decided to pursue a career in illustration.

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I've always drawn since I was a kid. I used to copy a lot from comics and things I saw in magazines about anime. I really love music and big concerts, so I contribute with my illustrations—making these gig posters.

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Matadora

I’m very inspired by Japanese animation like Akira, Paprika and Ghost in The Shell. I love the work of artists like Otomo Katsuhiro, Bicicleta Sem Freio, Moebius, James Jean and Dave McKean.

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Thandiwe Tshabalala

Thandiwe is a creative digital artist from Cape Town, South Africa. Her style is uniquely geometric, and features a collection of stunning illustrations of celebrities and more.

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I am a graphic designer and illustrator based in Cape Town, South Africa. I am eccentric, weird, confident, a dreamer, and basically an interesting mix of crazy cool.

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Portrait: Issa Rae

I consider myself to be a story-teller. The subject and inspiration behind my artwork is always changing. I have expressed my love for black people, struggles of being poor, racism and sexism through my illustrations. I also enjoy illustrating portraits; it makes me happy.

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I love Sebastien Thibault’s work, he’s my favorite conceptual illustrator. Sindiso Nyoni is also my fave, he’s a Zimbabwean graphic artist. In terms of style, I look up to Gabriel Silveira, Magoz and Brian Miller.

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Saad Syed

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My family are mostly doctors and engineers and they all married doctors and engineers. I am the sole dedicated professional creative in the whole family. I taught myself animation and 3D design, becoming proficient in Cinema4D, Maya, Modo, Moi3D, and Fusion360.

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Trampling the Heads of the Poor into the Dust & Denying Justice to the Oppressed (Amos 2:7a) [A Card Talk on the Book of Amos]

Note: In addition to the title Card, we currently have four other Canon Cards taken from the Book of Amos (more on those later). In some respects, we would like to present this Card Talk as an outline for the Book of Amos. However, that would be a fool’s errand. Minds far greater than ours have buckled under the weight of this short book.

Instead, we present some historical and textual context to provide greater insight into the Canon Cards taken from this book, as well as how Amos' message of social justice still (sadly) applies in the present.  

I. Background on Amos

Amos the man

Little is known about the prophet Amos. He was a man of wealth and influence, making his money in both livestock and horticulture.

He could have remained in a place of privilege, not concerned with the plight of the less fortunate. He could have only worried about his own people, making sure his employees earned a living wage and were treated with dignity and respect, honoring the laws of God and man. But when he heard the call of the LORD, he took up the mantle of a prophet and expanded his voice and actions. Amos traveled from his home in Tekoa, in the southern kingdom of Judah, to the northern kingdom of Israel, possibly conducting the majority of his ministry in and near the cities of Bethel and Samaria.

Amos was an early prophet of this time period. Though he operated around the same time as Hosea and Isaiah, there is no record of them crossing paths, but like them and the prophets who would follow, Amos’ primary message focused on those who oppressed the most vulnerable people among them.  

Historical Note

Quick biblical history lesson:

After the David turned his kingdom over to Solomon, and Solomon drove it into the ground, the United Monarchy ended. The kingdom split in two: Israel in the north, and Judah in the south. 

Though cut from the same ancestral cloth, like many families, the two sisters/brothers/cousins (choose the relationship that works for you) didn’t always get along.

They fought over where people should worship God, which Torah stories they should tell their children, and who Daddy loves best. As much of the Hebrew Bible is written from a Judah perspective, Israel is made out to look like the family screw up.

 With this backdrop The Book of Amos begins with a limited description of Amos “in the days of King Uzziah of Judah and in the days of King Jeroboam son of Joash of Israel.” (1:1)

Structural Notes

The Book of Amos records plagues that befell the kingdom of Israel. Each one of these plagues was connected to a vision Amos received from on high. Amos turned each vision into an oracle for the people. The Book of Amos is largely a complicated arrangement of these plagues, visions, and oracles.

The first pairing of visions and oracles called the people to repentance. The second pairing warned the people of their impending doom for not heeding the call to turn their hearts and hands back to their God. Thus, Amos’ ministry can be broken into two phases: calling the people to repentance and telling the people that they are screwed.

Amos, like other prophetic books, are not presented in anything remotely resembling chronological order, and it is the opening chapters of Amos that record the final oracles of impending screwedness (some scholars refer to 1:1-4:13 as “the book of doom”). A very, very, very rough chronology of the book's events would look like this:

Phase One: Amos’ early ministry = "Repent before it's too late!"

Plagues (4:6-13)

Vision 1 (7:1-3)

Oracle 1 (Chap 5)

Vision 2 (7:4-6)

Oracle 2 (Chap 6)

Phase 2: Amos’ ending ministry = "Too late: you're screwed!"

Vision 3 (7:7-9)

Oracle 3 (3:1-4:3)

Vision 4 (8:1-3)

Oracle 4 (Chap 1-2)

Confrontation with religious leaders at Bethel (7:10-17)

Vision 5 (8:4-9:6)

Epilogue (9:7-15)

II. The Message of Amos

Amos presents the Lord’s voice roaring from Zion/Jerusalem (1:2). His divine proclamations are not happy ones, and follow a common biblical formula:

3 // 3+1 = 4:

“For three transgressions of [fill in the blank with screwed nation] and for four, I will not revoke the punishment.”

In this formula is contained a court case in miniature. Or more to the point,  the sentencing phase: God has judged each nation and found them guilty.

Following this formula there is a formal reading of the charges— the crimes these nations have committed against both their neighbors and God—, and then the sentence, the punishment, is announced. In each case “fire” is threatened to fall upon them: divine wrath, presumably in the form of conquest and destruction by another world power. At least that’s what the historical record upholds. It is important to note that the nations targeted are all Israel’s neighbors. They are the nations surrounding Israel on all sides, including her sometimes estranged sister Judah. All these places are arranged between the contemporaneous super-powers of Assyria to the north and Egypt to the south. 

Why is this important? 

The Book of Amos reasserts something sometimes lost in reading the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament: God has sovereign right to call out the evil behavior of all people, both OUTSIDE and INSIDE the household of the Jews.

OUTSIDE

Amos proceeds through the list of doomed neighboring nations—Syria, Philistia, Tyre, Edon, Ammon, and Moab— before turning his attention to Judah, and then Israel.

There is something to be seen in the progression: speaking doom to ones enemies and neighbors, before turning the focus of divine wrath on family and friends. Living in a glasshouse, throwing stones at others, before shattering one’s own panes.

The Book of Amos reminds that God is the God of all nations. Israel [Jews as a whole] may have a special relationship with God, but so does everyone else.  Or, as the Anchor commentary on the book wonderfully captures the sentiment:

Every nation is elect; every nation has a special history created for it by the same God, Yahweh. It is an extraordinary feature of Amos' theology: election is universal. (p. 93)

Amos says God founded Israel and Judah (Amos 9:7), but He also founded Syria and Philistia (Amos 9:7). The Book of Genesis speaks of the relationship God has with Edom, Moab, and Ammon (c.f. Gen 36:1, 19:30-38). Tyre is the only one missing, but scholars assumed there is a lost tradition at work which includes Tyre as also being founded by God. But even in the absence of this tradition in the text, it is clear that Amos envisions all of humanity under the sovereign hand of God. All nations owe God their obedience, which is why they stand under His wrath for their mistreatment of others.

And so Amos threw stones at evil houses.

Amos was bold in his denouncement of the practices of these city-states, and through him God declared His opposition to acts of cruelty perpetrated against His creation, no matter their ethnic background.

Inhumane tortures inflicted upon the downtrodden (1:3); the displacement and disenfranchisement of whole communities (1:6) — even when this meant the breaking of treaties (1:9); the pursuit of defeated enemies past the point of political expediency or necessity, genocidal intent (1:11); ensuring future generations would not be born to oppose such practices (1:13); nor allowing cultural, political, or social remembrances of what came before (2:1).

[Damn: why do these sound so familiar? So current...]

Sadly these actions are not confined to Amos and the Ancient Near East, no matter how names and practices may have changed.  

INSIDE

But since "good Christians" tend to only read themselves in the actions of the Jews in the Bible, let us turn to what Amos says against his own people. The self-recrimination is apparent, as seen in the other four Canon Cards we include in our game from Amos:

There crimes included things like The same girl used by father and son (Amos 2:7) for Altar sex (Amos 2:8). Crimes Amos proclaimed early in his ministry as he called for repentance. He told the people what God required:  Justice rolling like a river, righteousness like an ever-flowing stream (Amos 5:24).

But they had a chance.  And they squandered it. Because justice was not given, because the poor were destroyed, punishment rained down. Among them, Amos had visions of Famine (Amos 8:11). 

The most shocking thing about this narrative is the source of the evil.

These were not outside forces exploiting labor and systematizing unfair practices within Israel. It was not a foreign government imposing its will on the Judean people. No one from the surrounding nations imposed physical, sexual, mental, economic, and emotional slavery on the people of the Covenant. 

No. Theses were crimes committed against God's people, by God's people. 

One of our Guest Card Talk writers discussed about Wide and Narrow Gates (Matthew 7:13-14) and the fates of those who choose wisely and unwisely in this life. She did not interpret this passage eschatologically as some do, imagining "the fire next time" as some read the writers of Genesis, the gospels, and Revelation seemed to.

But suppose it isn’t eschatological, that Hell fire is not the end for those who choose exploitation as a way of life.

What fire will fall in your life, our lives, if the acts of inhumanity to man continue to be perpetrated not just out there, but in here, within the community, within the household of faith?

Perhaps it is easier to throw stones at those around us, forgetting we live in glasshouses. Or worse, not caring that we do.

Perhaps we spend too much time worrying about what God will do to “them” for their actions, forgetting about our own.

Amos warned against such action. He was ignored and the people were punished. But his book still ends with words on the possibility of redemption (9:11-15). 

Perhaps there is hope we can change.

   But what do we know: we made this game and you probably think we're going to Hell.

Entry Lists Released for U.S. Short Track Nationals at Bristol

The expected entry lists for Bristol Motor Speedway’s U.S. Short Track Nationals have been released.  To no one’s surprise the lists are massive, with over 500 drivers ready to attack the historic facility May 19-21.

The divisions involved are Super Late Models (co-sanctioned by CRA, CARS, and the Southern Super Series), Pro Late Models (sanctioned by CRA), Late Model Stocks (sanctioned by CARS), Modifieds (sanctioned by the National Short Track Racing Alliance), Street Stocks (sanctioned by CRA), and Sport Compacts (sanctioned by Vores Cup)

Just a few weeks ago Bristol requested the participating sanctioning bodies limit each division to a certain number of entrants.  The maximum number set by the Speedway are: 80 Super Late Models, 80 Pro/Crate Late Models, 60 Late Model Stocks, 80 Modifieds, 110 Street Stocks, and 110 Compacts.  The numbers have been exceeded in all but two divisions.

Bristol is now asking those who may not compete to contact their corresponding sanctioning bodies.

For more information visit www.bristolmotorspeedway.com

U.S. Short Track Nationals Entries as of 3/27/17

Super Late Models (CRA/CARS/Southern Super Series # DRIVER CITY ST 1 C Keith Cahela Boaz AL 1 J Cody Coughlin Delaware OH 1 S Derek Scott Franklin TX 1 Jake Crum Taylorsville NC 2 J Kyle Jones Germantown OH 2 L Robby Lyons Seminole FL 2 N Trevor Noles Fuquay-Varina NC 2 W Donnie Wilson Oklahoma City OK 4 A Dalton Armstrong Alexandria IN 4 M Rob Maynor Hartland WI 4 N TBA 4 P Kyle Plott Mareitta GA 4 R Cory Roper Baytown TX 4 X Ben Rowe Turner ME 5 B John Beale Verona WI 5 D Nathan Davis Dora AL 5 S Will Sahutske Northville MI 6 R Logan Runyon Cambridge OH 6 S Brandon Setzer Newton NC 7 C Tyler Church Concord NC 7 D Erik Darnell Huntersville NC 7 E Doug Elliott New Smyrna FL 7 G Weston Griffith Jr Crown Point IN 8 F Tate Fogleman Durham NC 8 N John Hunter Nemechek Mooresville NC 9 C Jeff Choquette Orange Park FL 9 T Jason Timmerman Hicksville OH 12 Harrison Burton Huntersville NC 14 D Chris Davidson Pearland TX 14 G Cale Gale Athens GA 14 O Connor Okrzesik Grand Bay AL 15 H Roy Hayes Concord NC 15 M Joey Miller Lakeville MN 16 Lucas Jones Mooresville NC 17 B Josh Brock Corbin KY 17 M Eddie McDonald Rowley MA 23 S Thomas Skiles Indianapolis IN 23 V Eddie VanMeter Indianapolis IN 26 B Bill Burba Germantown OH 26 P Bubba Pollard Senoia GA 26 S Chandler Smith Jasper GA 26 T Rick Turner Yorktown IN 26 X Travis Braden Wheeling WV 27 Gatlin Lance Morristown TN 29 D Spencer Davis Dawsonville GA 29 S Tommy St.John Indianapolis IN 30 Joshua James Saukville WI 34 Nolan Pope Harrisonville MO 35 Derek Ramstrom Worcester MA 41 B Brandon Johnson Mooresville NC 41 J Hunter Jack Auburn IN 41 L Nick Leitz Chesapeake VA 43 Dennis Schoenfeld Van Buren AR 45 Joey Mucciacciaro Wolcott CT 47 C Brian Campbell Wyoming MI 47 K Allen Karnes Sharpsburg GA 47 S Dakota Stroup Owensboro KY 49 Jeff Batten Nashville NC 51 G Noah Gragson Las Vegas NV 51 N Stephen Nasse Largo FL 51 O Brandon Oakley Dayton OH 51 R Cole Rouse Fort Smith AR 53 J Boris Jurkovic Manhattan IL 53 W Jerry White Concord NC 54 Matt Craig Kannapolis NC 55 TBA 56 Robert Ford Lake City FL 57 C John Coffman Live Oak FL 57 T Cole Timm Mooresville NC 58 A Tyler Ankrum Colton CA 58 F Jeff Firestine Venice FL 62 Cassten Everidge Hudson IN 66 B Logan Beardan Leander TX 66 W Steve Wallace Mooresville NC 71 John VanDoorn Fruitport MI 76 Bubba Wallace Forest City NC 79 Kyle Bryant Navarre FL 81 F Jared Fryar Trinity NC 81 X TBA 83 Joey Padgett Concord NC 87 Mike Mazzagatti Clinton OH 88 Garrett Jones Mooresville NC 93 Dave Russell Clarence NY 96 Blake Jones Sevierville TN 97 Chase Purdy Huntersville NC 98 K Paul Kelly Pendergrass GA 98 M Mason Mingus Nashville TN 99 H Fred Hopkins New Castle IN 99 L Raphael Lessard St-Joseph CAN 99 O Justin Oertel Lincolnshire IL 112 Augie Grill Hayden AL 158 Daniel Webster Polk City FL 354 Chris Nash Portage MI JEGS/CRA ALL STARS TOUR # DRIVER CITY ST 0 Brandon Curron McCalla AL 1 C Cody Coughlin Delaware OH 1 D Dave Duncan Cicero IN 1 L Brandon Johnson Mooresville NC 1 S Jon Beach Watervliet MI 2 John Bolen Jasper AL 4 H Matt Hall Newport MI 4 X TBA 4 Phil Bozell Portage MI 5 C Michael Clancy Jr Ortonville MI 5 H Tyler Hufford Schoolcraft MI 5 L Eric Lee Macomb MI 6 Cody Quarrick Uniontown PA 7 B Jackson Boone Franklin TN 7 C TBA 7 D Cole Daffron Pell City AL 7 P Joey Pontbriand Norway MI 7 X TBA 8 H Hope Hornish Defiance OH 8 N John Hunter Nemechek Mooresville NC 8 T Scott Tomasik Avon IN 9 Jeff Choquette Orange Park FL 11 A Dustin Ash Las Vegas NV 11 C Stacy Crain Brentwood TN 12 B Brandon Brilliant Atlanta GA 12 L Dan Leeck Birch Run MI 14 D Corey Deuser Lanesville IN 14 H Carson Hocevar Portage MI 15 C Trey Craig Louisville KY 15 J Colt James Newton NC 15 T Kevyn Terry Citra FL 17 B Josh Brock Corbin KY 17 S Keith Sterkowitz Cedar Lake IN 20 Jack Dossey Indianapolis IN 22 Jamie Cox Dorcehster ONT 23 C Mandy Chick De Soto KS 23 G Dalton Grindle Flowery Branch GA 23 K Chris Koslek Grand Rapids MI 23 V Billy Van Meter Indianapolis IN 26 A Willie Allen Centerville TN 26 B Bill Burba Germantown OH 26 X Travis Braden Wheeling WV 27 Joe Ross Kansas City MO 28 Jack Smith Clyde OH 29 D Spencer Davis Dawsonville GA 29 K Austin Kunert Batavia IL 30 Memphis Villarreal Corpus Christi TX 32 Kent Baledge Alexandria IN 33 O Dillion Oliver Bowling Green KY 33 S Carter Stokes New Smyrna FL 40 Jordan Miller Breezewood PA 43 Justin South Leeds AL 44 Steve Laking Guelph CAN 46 Cole Williams Borden IN 47 C Brian Campbell Wyoming MI 47 S Dakota Stroup Owensboro KY 48 B Dwayne Baker Stayner CAN 48 C Kent Crane Independence MO 51 F Eddie Fatscher East Northport NY 51 N TBA 51 O Brandon Oakley Dayton OH 53 Kyle Ivey Nashville TN 54 H David Hite Apopka FL 54 T Brandon Thomson Seminole FL 56 Jerry Andrews Kalamazoo MI 66 Nate Walton Hudsonville MI 67 Ben Welch Spring Lake MI 81 Bob Varney Richmond MI 83 Andy Bozell Portage MI 88 Roger Reuse Alabaster AL 89 Bobby Reuse Alabaster AL 96 Marc Jacobs London ONT 97 I Robbie Iverness Escanaba MI 97 J Jaxson Jacobs London ONT 99 Harrison Hall Circleville OH 114 Sterling Marlin Columbia TN 127 David Strode Independence MO 145 Bill Melvin Trussville AL 407 Jason Vail Clermont FL CARS TOUR LATE MODEL STOCK CARS # NAME CITY ST 2 Paul Nogradi Knoxville, TN 2 Myatt Snider Charlotte, NC 2 Cody Haskins Marietta, GA 3 Taylor Jorgenson Stockbridge, GA 4 Mike Chambers Timberlake, NC 5 Jeremy Burns Simpsonville, SC 7 Bradley McCaskill Wendell, NC 7 Justin Crider Statesville, NC 7 Brandon Rogers Canton, NC 4 A Anthony Alfredo Mooresville, NC 8 Deac McCaskill Raleigh, NC 8 Trevor Rizzo Bluffton, SC 11 Jeff Oakley Manquin, VA 12 Ryan Wilson Randleman, NC 12 Paul Wark Winston-Salem, NC 12 Austin McDaniel Harrisburg, NC 12 Ryan Gray Raleigh, NC 14 Ryan Repko Denver, NC 15 Bryson Dennis Chuckey, TN 15 Sheflon Clay Asheville, NC 16 Colby Howard Simpsonville, SC 18 Evan Swilling Cohutta, GA 18 Ty Gibbs Huntersville, NC 21 Tim Allensworth Wallace, NC 21 Travis Swaim High Point NC 23 Zachary Dabbs Mooresville, NC 24 Kevyn Terry Citra, FL 26 Joey Trent Gray, TN 27 Tommy Lemons Troy, NC 29 Jake Ruggles Kannapolis, NC 30 Taylor Coffman Bean Station TN 32 Jerry Miracle Indian Trail NC 32 Brandon Grosso Belle Mead NJ 37 Joel Courage Dublin, CA 38 Hunter Byrd Clarksville, TN 38 J Ricky Jones Angier, NC 39 Grayson Massey Dryfork, VA 42 Craig Stallard Jenkins, KY 44 Justin Johnson Troy, NC 44 M Nate Monteith Bluff City TN 57 Justin Carroll Concord, NC 66 Austin Peters Kingsport, TN 74 Ronald Hill Rougemont, NC 77 Logan Jones Fredericksburg, VA 81 Jared Fryar Trinity, NC 87 Hayden Woods Piney Flats TN 88 Chris Davis Hillsborough, NC 88 B Josh Berry Mooresville, NC 96 Danny O’Quinn Abingdon, VA 97 Dylan Garner Yorba Linda CA 97 William Lester Lexington, NC 98 Stefan Parsons Cornelius, NC 99 Layne Riggs Bahama, NC TOP SPEED MODIFIEDS # NAME CITY ST 0 Tony Dager Grabill, IN 0 R Lucas Ripley Ulrichsville, OH 1 Wayne Jefferson Pinellas Park FL 1 Bill Prietzel West Allis WI 1 B Dan Burden North Canton OH 1 W Wayne Parker Mount Dora FL 1 W Rick Wiecorek Mount Morris MI 3 Kyle Bookmiller Riverview, FL 4 Mike Hadley Jr Greenwood, IN 5 H Bobby Heyink Eaton Rapids MI 5 Al Berry Auburn, IN 5 Greg Fullarton Howell, MI 7 S Bob Sibila Massillon, OH 7 Matt Dimit Huntington, IN 8 Scotty Tomasik Avon, IN 8 Jamie Sites Tipp City OH 9 Cory Nuttle Yoder, IN 9 N RJ Norton III Indianapolis, IN 11 Brian Nester Hamilton, IN 12 Chad Poole Springfield, OH 12 J Josh Nester Edon, OH 12 N Dave Nester Edon, OH 12 X Michael Occhipinti Dearborn, MI 13 Kevyn Terry Citra, FL 13 Kyle Purvis Marion, OH 13 M Sean McPherson Riley, MI 14 Mike Maddox Tupelo, MS 14 Tim Burkett Hamilton, IN 15 Scott Jones Marysville, OH 16 Bill Melvin Trussville, AL 16 Stephen Klinect West Salem OH 17 Chris Cotto Milton, FL 19 Andy Shutts Orient, OH 21 Ross Klingelhofer Quincy, OH 24 Buddy Gray Petoskey, MI 26 Jeff Lane Knightstown, IN 28 Dameron Taylor Indianapolis, IN 30 Y Brad Yunker Swanton, OH 30 Jonathan Martin Fort Wayne IN 31 Parker Pugh Madison, AL 31 L Chad Lemmerman Streetsboro, OH 31 Doug Meyer North Canton OH 32 D Danny McGowan Huntington, WV 33 Jason Morman Seabrook, TX 33 Jeremy Menninger Pataskala, OH 35 Evan Foster Clarkston, MI 36 Darrin Bowman Ambia, IN 39 Dave Christensen Clio, MI 40 Chris Stark Lewiston, MI 43 Billy Marcoux Goulais River Canada 44 Robert Babb Chesapeake, VA 45 Todd Gearhart Montpelier, OH 46 Doug Moff Fort Myers FL 51 Ryan Tamburro Worthington, OH 53 David Dobbins Hartville, OH 53 Z Eldon Zacek Jr Concord, NC 54 Clayton Green Marble Falls TX 57 Tim Moore Pinellas Park FL 57 N Tyler Nuckles Groveport, OH 57 Blake Rowe Ortonville, MI 58 Dan LaRocco Strongsville, OH 60 Brian Brewer Galena, OH 60 Bobby Gery Carrollton, VA 60 Sam Bigham New Franklin OH 61 Tyler Shullick Vermillion, OH 68 Stu Robinson Jr Beaverton, Canada 70 Mark Bott Port Austin MI 71 William Skaggs North Fort Myers FL 71 Johnny Brazier Hazel Green AL 71 Brett Hahne Brighton, MI 72 Gary Zink Jr Orient, OH 76 Mark Timmerman Fort Laramie OH 77 Hunter Slayton Richmond, VA 77 Kevin Doran Lebanon, OH 78 Travis Eddy Beaverton, MI 82 John Hansel Columbus, OH 82 Rick Sibila Mineral City, 84 Bubba Brooks Kalamazoo, MI 86 John Long Niles, MI 88 Travis Stepp Star City IN 88 E Ethan Mullet Hilliard, OH 93 Doug 1 Dowagiac, MI 95 Dave Stacy Enron, OH 111 George Perkins Fort Wayne IN 131 Jeff Letson Madison, AL 141 Rocky Rogers Jasper, AL TBA Mike Rush Powell, OH X Damon Breedlove Greenfield, IN CRA STREET STOCKS  # DRIVER CITY ST 00 B Bruce Burch Greenbrier TN 00 G Cliff Gaumond Midland NC 00 H Brett Hudson Owensboro KY 00 W Gordon Watson Tipp City OH 0 Ricky Young Beavercreek OH 1 D Brandon Tregembo Ray MI 1 W Jamie Whitt Wise VA 1 Jerry Zordan Bangor MI 2 B Jim Boyle East Windsor CT 2 F Bill Fisbie Jr. West Danby NY 2 S Paul Schloss Palm Coast FL 2 Mark Ross Jr Highland IN 3 M Jacob McElfresh Elwood IN 3 P Jeremy Pletz Dowagiac ME 03 E Kevin Eby Lenoir NC 03 S Ricky Stamber Bowling Green KY 03 W Matt Wilson Richfield OH 4 H John Heck Indianapolis IN 4 P Clynis Phillips Clintwood VA 4 X Matt Maurer Granger IN 5 B Chuck Barnes Sr Louisville KY 7 P Ryan Paul Richmond VA 6 HA Chris Harmon Brooks KY 6 HI Blake Hillard Owensboro KY 6 M Jeff Melton Concord NC 6 S Bryce Schaefer Niles MI 7 Jerry Lewis Waynetown IN 8 Brian McDonald Louisville KY 9 Jake Hinton Markle IN 10 B Dan Banker Des Moines IA 10 S Tom Stone Linden MI 11 Jimmy Kirby Indianapolis IN 14 H Aaron Abbott Reynolds Station KY 14 W Quentin White Greenwood IN 16 C T. J. Cochrane Buffalo NY 16 G Heath Helton Philpot KY 16 W Zach Westdorp Kalamazoo MI 16 Z Brandon Zachary Paw Paw MI 17 B James Brown Elkhart IN 17 PL Tim Pletz Sodus MI 17 PO David Powell Greenville IN 17 SC Bobby Schisler Cromwell IN 17 SH Stephen Shelpman Pittsburgh PA 18 Steve Bickett Whitesville KY 21 C Denver Carte Barberton OH 21 L Jeff Lane Knightstown IN 22 CR Skeeter Crum Jeffersonville IN 22 CU John Curtis Christiansburg VA 22 K James Kirby Indianapolis IN 22 L Brian Lewis Fairland IN 23 G Kenny Gibson Venice FL 23 I Larry Isenhower Greensboro NC 24 D Dennis Deese Piney Flats TN 24 W Jeremie Wiggins Elyria OH 25 B Louis Botti Irwin PA 25 C Jesse Collinge Swartz Creek MI 25 L Tory Lutz Wakarusa IN 25 R Kyle Ribble Delton MI 25 S Steven Schultz Drums PA 25 T Christopher Titcomb Amesbury MA 26 B Jeff Berg Louisville KY 26 H Jordan Hahn Wanamaker IN 27 Josh Poore Anderson IN 28 A Shawn Amor Walkerton IN 28 P Clark Perry Amherstdale WV 28 SH Jeffrey Shackelford Indianapolis IN 28 SI Dayton Sidner Pensacola FL 28 V Josh Varney Leeds ME 29 F Donny Fink Orlando FL 29 K Mason Keller Indianapolis IN 29 S Ken Schraufnagel Slinger WI 29 T Mike Todd Pleasant Hill IA 32 B David Bayens Borden IN 32 L Rich Lavallee Dixon CA 32 S Greg Schramm Wellington OH 33 Kimmie Greig Indianapolis IN 35 Bill Ashton Hopwood PA 36 Corey Hutchings Salem CT 39 Christopher Douton Waterford CT 40 G Rodney Glass Belhaven NC 40 M Toby Montgomery Vicksburg MI 40 P Royce Peters Kingsport TN 42 PE Curtis Peeples Round-o SC 42 PR Nick Pressler Buchanan MI 43 Douglas Post Radcliff KY 44 B Chuck Barnes Jr Louisville KY 44 H Scott Holbert Louisville KY 44 L Colby Lane New Castle IN 48 Eric Brown Springville NY 52 B Duke Bare Meadowview VA 52 S Bob Sibila Jr Independence OH 54 C Tony Conway Louisville KY 54 G Nathan Greene Muncie IN 55 J Phil Jenkins Greenfield IN 55 S Lee Slaton Constantine MI 56 Mike Short Auburn ME 57 Danny Adams Indianapolis IN 58 Larry Lathan Bedford KY 59 Corey Adams Indianapolis IN 64 Joe Mancuso Buffalo NY 65 Billy Williams Bowling Green KY 68 A Scott Adams Lake Ariel PA 68 S J.J. 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