00 Brannon Fowler 1 Howard Langham 2 Jensen Jorgensen M7 Raymond Dormer 9 Logan Boyett 11 Raymond Dormer 12 Brandon Burks 15 Colt James 15 Mark Lindley 18 Jessie Reid 21 Jason Welch 29 Shanna Ard 36 Rodney Benefield 38 Curt Britt 46 Jarrett Parker 48 Tovia Grynowicz 55 Ralph Wheeler 56 Darryl Rudd 58 Jake Moore 66 Andrew Johnson 67 Daniel Bradford 68 Lori Lindley 95 Chris Comalander 96 Steven Davis 96 Rick Pollaro 98 Jay Jay Day
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Younger Sidner Ready to Snatch 1st Career Pure Stocks Victory By Chuck Corder As a kid, Friday nights for Brandin Sidner followed a similar script. He and his older brother, Dayton, would get out of school and head to Bellview Athletic Park for pep rallies. As soon as they ended, and with Brandin still decked out in his football gear, his dad would load the brothers up and head to Five Flags Speedway for that evening’s races. Little has changed for the 25-year-old Cantonment driver. While the pep rallies dwindled away, Sidner is still a fixture here. (con’t next page)