$20 for Small to XL – $21 for 2X – $22 for 3X – $23 for 4X

Shirts will be available at the track, or you can email Angieuptn@aol.com to buy them direct.

In addition to the new team, Upton Motorsports has chosen to compete with a Bob Pierce Race Cars chassis. Also on board this year with a new engine program is Clements Racing Engines located in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Be on the lookout for more information regarding the 2012 season to be posted on www.TannerEnglish.com!

$20 for sizes S-XL

$22 for sizes 2X-3X

For more races the #96 cars are attending, check out the schedule.

The night started perfectly as Tanner was running in the third position in his heat and chasing down the leaders. Halfway through the race, however, the ignition wire came loose and shut off power to the entire car. Tanner tried his best to get the car to refire, but ultimately had to be pushed back to the pits and forfeit the qualifier race.

Upon getting the problem squared away soon after, the #19B lined back up for the last chance b-main. He would have his work cut out for him starting in the back… or so everyone though. Tanner made quick work of the field and was leading by the end of the race. He went on to win by nearly a straightaway, locking him into the feature.

Tanner continued his dominance in the main event. Starting in the eighteenth position, he slowly made his way to the front while the #F1 of Jeff Floyd pulled away in the lead. Soon enough he broke into the top ten and was beginning to reach the top five. Near lap fifteen, one of Jeff Floyd’s tires began to lose air pressure. Just as the caution waved on lap eighteen for a spun car, Tanner made his way into the top three and was gaining steam. When the twenty-five lap race restarted, Tanner surpassed the second place car and soon took the lead over the #F1. He would continue his lead and even pull away until the checkers waved.

On Sunday, Tanner got back behind the wheel of his #96 car at Clarksville Speedway in Clarksville, Tennessee. He picked up the win in his heat after starting fourth and finished second in the feature behind his dad.

Tanner’s plans for this weekend are to compete at Tri-City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois.

For info on Black River Race Park, visit www.blackriverracepark.com.

For info on Clarksville Speedway, visit www.clarksvillespeedway.com.

On May 6th, Tanner returned to Tennessee National Raceway with the #19B Crate car. He won his heat race and started pole in the feature. Tanner soon fell victim to the #18 of Matt Odeneal and would finish in the runner-up position.

This weekend, Tanner plans on making his debut at the newly re-opened Black River Race Park in Poplar Bluff, Missouri with the PCRA Crate series and their two-night event. Both Friday and Saturday pays $1000 to win.

Then on Sunday, the #96 will make its return to Clarksville Speedway.

For info on Bluegrass Speedway, visit www.bluegrass-speedway.com.

For info on Tennessee National Raceway, visit www.racetn.com.

The following night, Tanner continued his successful run in the Super Late Model division with his first 2011 start at Thunderhill Raceway in Summertown, TN. The SRRS sanctioned event presented a $3000 payday to the winner of the feature.

In qualifying, he placed third overall to earn a second row start in the 40-lap main event. Tanner would eventually cross the checkers in second place with Terry following up in fourth.

Tanner plans on contending with the World of Outlaws this Saturday, April 30th as they are set to invade Bluegrass Speedway in Bardstown, Kentucky during the 9th Annual My Old Kentucky Home WoO Shootout for $10,000 to win.

For info on Tennessee National Raceway, visit www.racetn.com.

For info on Thunderhill Raceway, visit www.thunderhillracing.com.

After pulling a 12.3s qualifying time, he would start and maintain his fourth place position in the dash to start second row outside in the feature. He pedaled his way up to second behind his dad to bring home a one-two finish for the 96 team.

Tanner plans on returning to Malden (MO) Speedway on Friday for the first time this season behind the wheel of the Greg’s Sawmill owned #19B Crate car. Then, on Saturday, he will enter the make-up race with the SRRS Late Model Series at Thunderhill Raceway.

For info on Clarksville Speedway, visit www.clarksvillespeedway.com.

Tanner will continue his run this weekend at Clarksville with the SRRS Late Model Series for a $3000 payday.

For info on Clarksville Speedway, visit www.clarksvillespeedway.com.