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Where it all Started

Tyler's very first Trophy came at Ukiah Speedway on May 5th of 2001.  He was very excited about this first trophy as he had just come off of the Red Bluff Outlaws indoor Series.

This was during his first year of racing and its hard to believe just how small Tyler was!  I don't remember his weight at the time but you can see his knees aren't any higher than the height of the front tires.  That's Small!

I can recall the whole family being excited that Tyler might actually get a trophy that night.  We just hoped that things would go as good in the main event as they had been going all day.

This was Tyler's first kart that we purchased from the Kavert family.  Zachery had been racing this kart over the past year and he had a new kart of which he was dominating Red Bluff Outlaws with.  Tyler would sit and watch Zachery every race and could see the determination that filled his mind when he would hit the track.  I think Tyler has always remembered this.

I think this picture was taken right after Tyler had won a heat race earlier in the day.  He was ready to go get it done in the main event.

Tyler has always made everyday at the races fun and inspires dad to perform the hustle that it takes to be as ready as I can for him every week.

Now we can't forget to show Sister Haley as she has always been there for Tyler too.

When Tyler was given his trophy, which seemed to take forever while waiting, Tyler was so so proud that he walked out into the middle of the pit area and held the trophy high above his head.  Not something I showed him to do.

Shortly after that race, Papa had been busy working on Scott Kavert to purchase Zachery's latest kart in which he won the Red Bluff Outlaws Box Stock division.  It wasn't until a later time that Tyler was given the kart as the plan had been for Tyler to use it starting the Red Bluff Winter Series.  Here on the day that Tyler first saw the Kart..., he was again very excited and just knew he would have to be fast in this Rocket!

In this picture you can see again just how small Tyler was, he couldn't even see over the front cowl.

Tyler went on to win the Beginner Box Stock Championship with this kart, which was then sold to the Dougherty's and is seen here on the front page of the Red Bluff Outlaws in this interesting shot by Jack Waterman as they make once again the photo of the week.
Interesting to see where both the kart and drivers go sometimes.  This kart has still been very fast and has taken some pretty rough rides over the years.  Just remember that this is a two-time championship winning kart at Red Bluff Outlaws.

Well, we hope you enjoyed this!