With the start of each new season, OSCAAR sees some new talent enter into the world of Super Late Model racing. The 2010 season is promising to be one of the more impressive classes of rookies in recent years.
Over the next couple of days each candidate will be highlighted giving the fans a little preview of the new names in the series.
The first Rookie contender is Tyler Hawn. Fans are sure to recognize the familiar last name and Tyler carries on the family tradition started by his father Dawn. Tyler first caught the racing bug back in 2000 as he competed in the 4 cylinder class at Barrie Speedway. Tyler’s talent showed early as he finished 4th overall in the points in his first year of racing. Along the way Tyler visited victory lane many times picking up multiple heat and feature victories.
When Dawn finally hung up his racing suit that opened the door for Tyler to move up to the ultra competitive limited late model class. Racing against one of the toughest weekly group of racers on the tight confines of Barrie Speedway helped Tyler to continue to earn accolades by finishing in the top ten in his first year of competition and followed that up with a top 5 the following year.
In 2010 Tyler is making a huge jump that will test all his racing abilities and experiences as the team hits the road with the Outlaws. When asked why OSCAAR? Tyler simply responds, “the cars look awesome, the speed, and the experience I will gain by traveling to all the tracks in Ontario.”
The Hawn Racing Team has set some lofty goals for 2010 which include a top 7 place in the final points and, of course, the Inside Track Rookie of the Year honours.
The team is busy putting the final touches on the #42 Monte Carlo Outlaw which he will debut opening night at Sunset Speedway. The team is still searching for some sponsor help, so if any business wants to jump on board and experience the thrill of super late model racing this is the perfect opportunity.
OSCAAR wishes Tyler and his team the best of luck in 2010 and look forward to seeing them at the track.
From OSCAAR. For more info, visit www.oscaar.ca.
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