DCB'S RACING

THE HISTORY OF DCB'S RACING

Andrew Mullins won the Bi-Rite Auto sales 250 Jr. feature. Dave brown lead the first 17 laps before losing an engine. Mullins held off Brett Sutton for the last three laps to get his second win of the year. Dave Brown won 11 features in route to the 250Jr. point title. Third thru fifth were Bruce Hibbs, Dave Brown and Jessica Lindmeier.

DCB'S Racing is a father son race crew, It all started with younger dave's passion for racing at a young age. At 1 1/2 years of age he was a weekly spectator at the local micro track in New Castle Delaware. He learned his numbers and colors and letters at the track. the drivers there learned dave's name and made a special point to say hi to him. They always let david sit in there cars during the track intermission. Every weekend for years dave and his dad where regulars at Airport Speedway. On one occasion the local quarter midget club had an exibition race at the micro track. Dave was 4 years old and saw those little race cars and those little drivers out there he knew that he could do that too. Daves dad knowing this is what Dave jr wanted to do, so he sold his dirtbike to get the first of many quarter midgets. Days after dave's 5th birthday Dave jr was in his first quarter midget racing at blackbird quarter midget racing club. He raced 24 times that year, winning 12 features. Watching the micro's for years pryor had payed off. They continued to race quarted midgets for the next 8 years. David raced at all the regional tarcks, dirt and asphalt. They traveled to the mid-west to compete at the Nationals where David was a front runner in every race. He finished 6th in the Dirt Grand Naionals in Springfield Ill. 1999. He set fast time at the Dirt Grands Nationals in TerraHoute Indiana in 2000, and again at the Dirt Grands in Hagerstown Md. in 2001, another 6th place finish in TerraHoute and a 4th place at Hagerstown. Dave raced in every class but two in the QMA. He earned over 200 trophies racing the quater midgets. His sytle of clean racing and smart moves earned respect from all of his competors. At the age of 12 it was time to move up to the next level. They sold all of our Quarter Midget cars and parts and bought a brand new Micro Sprint. Dave took to racing this new style of racing like a duck to water. In this class of racing he had to shift gears and learn to trust the wing on top of the car. Fisrt time out on the track he finished 4th. In 10 starts that year, he won 4 features. This past season, 2004, they focused on the 250cc Jr. track championship at Middleford Speedway. Because of David's age, only 13, at the time they had to travel 2 1/2 hours each way every Friday for him to be allowed to race. Middleford Speedway had started the 250 Jr. class the year before and it was a big hit with the younger racers coming from go-carts and quater midgets. Dave totally dominated the season at Middleford Speedway, winning 11 of 20 points shows. He is the 2004 250cc jr. point champion. He also raced at Airport Speedway this year in 3 exabition races. He won 2 of them. His ability to race cleanly and smoothly has earned him an everlasting reputation. He sets up his own racer and performs all the maintence. He knows how the car works and how to adjust it to make it work for him and how he likes it, not many 13 year olds can do all of this. This coming year Dave will race in the 250 stock class against the top racers in the North East. His skill at the young age of 14 years and with the 10 years of racing savy will be tough to beat. Watch the number 7 DCB Racing Micro team in the future, he's going to win alot more!

2004 Race Recap Of Middleford Speedway 250 JR'S

Dave Brown took win number eleven in the Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250 Jr. feature. David Gingrich held off Brown�s challenges for 12 laps until brown took the lead with a low move going in to turn one. Brown just has to start the feature next week to become the point champion. Gingrich got a well-deserved second place finish. Bruce Hibbs, Kyle Lloyd and Josh Rohlman rounded out the top five.

Dave Brown increased his point lead with win number ten in the Bi-Rite auto sales 250 Jr. feature. Rich Kuiken Jr. got his second straight runner up finish. Andrew Mullins, Kyle Lloyd and Bruce Hibbs Jr, completed the top five.

Dave Brown won feature number nine in the Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250 Jr. Class. Brown led all 20 laps despite early challenges from Cameron Merriman. Rich Kuiken Jr. came from the back of the pack to score an impressive second place finish. Jessica Lindmeier finished third, with Cameron Merriman and fourth and Andrew Mullins fifth. The 250cc Jr. Class had the second largest car count for the evening.

Josh Rohlman won the Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250 Jr. feature race. Dave Brown finished second as these two drivers battle for the point championship, which is less than 60 markers. Kyle Lloyd came from the back of the pack to finish third. Rich Kuiken Jr. and Jessica Lindmeier rounded out the top five. Rookie Racer Bill Rose Took a hard end over end flip at the start of the feature. He is very stiff and sore but suffered no injuries.

Survival of the fittest was the theme Friday night at Middleford Speedway. Race fans were treated to big car counts, which resulted in some hard crashes and lots of cautions. Dave brown Lead wire to wire in the Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250 Jr. class. Marydel, De racer Cameron Merriman challenged brown in the early stages of the feature but motor problems dropped him from competition on lap 11. Jessica Lindmeier continues to be impressive with a second place finish. Second place point man Josh Rohlman came home in third, with Rich Kuiken Jr. and Kyle Lloyd completing the top five.

The Bi-Rite Auto Sales had the largest car count of the year and when the checkered flag waved a new face graced victory lane. Rich Kuiken Jr. lead the 15-car field at the drop of the green followed by Cameron Merriman. Merriman would challenge Kuiken until lap10 when motor problems sidelined him. Kuiken would lead the final 5 laps for his first win of the year. Josh Rohlman finished second and continues to narrow the point gap in the championship chase. Kyle Lloyd, Kenny Cummins, and Dave Brown rounded out the top five. Cameron Merriman returned to action after suffering a broken arm and a broken wrist while camping at the speedway Memorial Day weekend.

Dave Brown won the Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250 Jr class. Kyle Lloyd was second with Rich Kuiken Jr. Brett Sutton and Jessica Lindmeier rounding out the top five.

The Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250 Jr. class was another race with a dramatic finish. Rookie racer David Gingrich has been very completive of late and was 10 feet from his first win. Gingrich took the lead at the drop of the green and held off repeated challenges from multi-time feature winner Dave Brown. Coming off turn four at the checkered flag Gingrich and brown tangled with the lap car of Austin Elzey. Gingrich flipped violently with brown taking the win. Andrew Mullins finished second; Rich Kuiken was third,

The Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250 jr. feature saw Andrew Mullins take the lead at the start and power to his first ever victory. Point leader Dave Brown finished second. Brent Sutton got his first top five finishing third with Kyle Lloyd fourth and David Gingrich fifth.

The Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250 Jr. race was the first regular feature of the evening. Young lion Dave Brown made a bold move on the last lap to steal the victory from second place finisher Josh Rohlman. Rohlman had led the race from the start but heating problems from a busted radiator mount caused him to slow at the finish. The top five consisted of Andrew Mullins, Andrew Wozunk, Brent Sutton and Cameron Bellinger.

The Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250Jr class saw Dave Brown score another victory with a flag to flag drive. Josh Rohlman keeps pace with Brown in the championship race finishing second. Bruce Hibbs was third with Andrew Mullins and Brent Sutton completing the top five.

The Bi-Rite 250 Jr. feature saw Vineland, NJ racer Jessica Lindmeier lead the first 12 circuits. On lap 12 restart last weeks feature winner Dave Brown took the lead coming out of turn two and drove away to victory. Lindmeier finished second in just her fourth start in the Jr. Class. Bruce Hibbs Jr. Finished third with Andrew Mullins fourth and Rich Kuiken Jr. Fifth In the 250Jr. Make-up feature Josh Rohlman got the victory. Dave Brown, Bruce Hibbs, Jessica Lindmeier and Kyle Lloyd rounding out the top five.

The Bi-Rite Auto Sales 250Jr feature was a wire-to-wire victory for Cameron Merriman. Point leader Dave Brown was second with Cameron Collins, Katie Fitzsimmons and Josh Rohlman completing the top five.

The final feature of the night saw Cammoran Merriman take the lead from Andrew Mullins on lap five and score his first win of the year. Dave Brown was second with Josh Rohlman third. Andrew Mullins and Kyle Lloyd were fourth and fifth respectively.

                      FINAL POINT STANDINGS

1     7      Dave Brown jr                20               3886
2     3j     Josh Rohlman                21               3574
3     2      Andrew Mullins              21               3511
4    1k     Rich Kuiken jr                20               3257
5    17     Bruce Hibbs jr                21              2919
6     3      Brett Sutton jr                 20              2720
8    84     Jessica Lindmeier         15              2598
7    70L   Kyle Lyod                       16              2406
9     8      Cammeron Merriman    11              1834
10   87    Cammeron Collins         5                 789