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15 Year Old Berryhill onTop of World 300

Jefferson, GA. November 15,2009 - The first ever World 300 at the newly rebuilt Gresham Motorsports Park in Jefferson Georgia was held this last weekend and the team effort of Vision Racing and TD racing produced another strong finish for its young driving sensation Tanner Berryhill. Coming off of a second place finish at Iowa Speedway and a seventh place finish at Memphis Motorsports park in the ASA Late Model Challenge Series, the young Oklahoma driver was ready to see what he could do down South against some of the toughest teams and drivers in the country. The Enlyten backed number 17 Ford Fusion posted a strong qualifying lap of 16:502, which was over a full second under the previous track record, for a solid 15th starting position of the 54 cars entered.

The Field was set for the Sunday running of the World 300 and Tanner Berryhill was ready to do business as the green flag dropped. "I haven't run against many of these guys so I didn’t know who I could run door to door with so I decided to ride around and not get passed and take the cars that I could without having to press any issues early in the race", said Berryhill. The Vision-TD racing backed driver started making his move to the front of the field on lap 69 of 300, running in the 12 position and steadily began gaining ground. "We had a pretty good set up in the first 100 laps and then the second set just really went south on us", "The car was so loose I nearly lost it a few times and that really hurt us while we were trying to advance in the second 100 laps". Berryhill said. With a loose condition the young driver was able to continue his charge and drive the number 17 into the ninth position at lap 191. A late race caution on lap 241 produced contact with another car and relegated Berryhill to the 28th position with only 59 laps remaining. "I couldn’t believe that I had contact late in the race again after digging lap after lap to get into the top ten", "I was hit late in the race at Memphis while in the sixth position and now it has happened again and I went really far back". "The guys were great telling me not to worry and just go be aggressive and that’s what I did". "Man, I went three wide and was able to pass cars on the top so I stuck with that for a while and that track is awesome for side by side racing", said Berryhill.

The Young up and coming driver moved his mount quickly through the field and found himself with a shot at the win with a late race re-start bunching the field up for an exciting race for the win on lap 271 with 29 to go the Enlyten Ford Fusion was in the seventh position and handling very well according to its driver. The final re-start of the World 300 was an exciting one as Berryhill got a great re-start and was in fifth position as the cars entered into the third turn and in position to take the fourth spot. "I could get in the corners a lot harder than the super late models but the crate engine just wouldn’t pull them off if they pinched me down at all, so I just tried to make my entry as wide as I could to keep momentum but you just had to work so hard to run against the supers, you couldn’t make a single momentum mistake or they would pull you really hard". Berryhill said.

As the checkers fell, Berryhill would finish with a top five in the fifth position and end a remarkable season for the young driver. Vision Racing and Tanner Berryhill have posted nine top 15's, six top 10's and four top 5's in only 13 starts. Even more impressive for Berryhill and Vision Racing is that they have only competed in the ASA Late Model Touring Series or Championship type events such as the World 300 in 2009. "We took a true rookie in late models and put him out there to compete with the best in the business and he did exactly what we wanted him to do by mid season, become a threat to win wherever he showed up and I think his record speaks to that", said Adrian Berryhill team owner. "If a major player in racing wants raw, humble talent that is young, but mature in his driving ability they need to take notice, this kid is the real deal", said team owner Berryhill.

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No Blues For Berryhill In Memphis... Another Top Ten!

November 8, 2009 - Tulsa, Ok. - Memphis Tennessee, home of great BBQ, Rock and Roll, Blues and Memphis Motorsports Park. It was a great weekend for high speed side by side ASA late model series racing action at the fast 3/4 mile Memphis Motorsports Park. The weekend started with the Vision Racing Team making solid long practice runs and balance the Enlyten, Awesome Racewear, Americash Advance.com, National Cash Lenders.com, America's Incredible Pizza sponsored Ford Fusion. "We brought in Howie Lettow and Travis Dassow to coordinate the weekends efforts in hopes of a charge for the win and we did just that, charge for the win", said team owner Adrian Berryhill. "We finished the final practice of the weekend posting a lap time of 22.902, which was fourth fast overall and that is what we wanted to accomplish for the practice sessions", "Get the car balanced on long runs and produce speed for a charge at the end with a matched set of tires". "It worked out exactly how we intended", Berryhill said.

The team made some adjustments prior to qualifying that they felt would produce good long runs but would give up a little for qualifying which produced a seventeenth starting position out of 33 cars. "We changed the car to a real loose set up prior to qualifying since this was an impound race we wanted to know we would be good as the sun went down and the track tightened up, and it worked really good" Said Tanner Berryhill. Upon the start of the 300 lap race, Berryhill wasted no time making his charge through the field as he paced the field for three circuits then started passing and taking care of his tires. On lap 87 the number 17 Ford Fusion was in the thirteenth position riding around and being patient, Berryhill took every opportunity he could, moving fast through the field. At the end of the first 100 lap segment the number 17 Enlyten Ford Fusion was in the 12 position and ready to go another 100 laps with fresh set of Hoosier tires, fuel and a few chassis tweeks by legendary crew chief Howie Lettow. "We are so happy to have Howie to work with our team, he truly has forgotten more than we will probably ever know" said team owner Berryhill. Howie Lettow was Jimmie Johnson’s crew chief in the early years of ASA for two seasons and has worked with several young drivers who are now having great careers in NASCAR.

The young Oklahoma driver wasted no time taking advantage of his chassis adjustments and fresh set of sticker tires as he moved the 17 up to the 7th position on lap 103. Carrying the onboard camera for Fox Sports, the number 17 surely provided a great race for fans on television as he charged hard side by side with Ross Kenseth, son of NASCAR driver Matt Kenseth, on lap 231 the two young drivers battled door to door for three and a half laps with Berryhill taking the 5th position and moving forward to set his sites on the 2009 ASA late Model South Series Champion, number 08 of Drew Brannon. A late race caution bunched the field up with only nine cars on the lead lap and 27 cars still in contention, a "lucky dog" lapped car drove into the rear of Berryhill on the restart of lap 283 and spun the number 17 Enlyten sponsored Ford of Berryhill coming out of turn four for the green flag Restart while running in the fifth position. Berryhill kept the car off the wall and was able to rejoin the field in the ninth position with 14 laps to go. Charging hard, Berryhill never lost focus and drove the America's Incredible Pizza on board camera sponsored Ford Fusion to a solid 7th place finish.

"I can tell you one thing, this was the race to have been sponsoring the on board camera, it was pure crazy out there for most of the 300 laps". "It has to be great for the fans at home to watch because, if it happened, we were real close to it almost every time”. “My family and friends always say prayers for me and the team, and man we needed them, thanks", said the young driver after the race. This marks the third top ten and second top five for the young driver in his last three late model starts. With that kind of momentum, Vision racing is certainly ready to carry it over to the 2010 ASA Challenge Series and go for the Rookie of the Year and Championship in the same season. "We really need to work on our marketing support for next year so that we can continue this great momentum and we are negotiating some deals right now and look forward to securing those in the next few months". " I really want to thank everyone that helped us in this first season of ASA late models, we had a great first year and hopefully with more support we can make great things happen again next year". "I want to thank Rick Barsness, owner of America's Incredible Pizza for coming on for the on board camera and some great pizza for the guys", said team owner Adrian Berryhill.

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Berryhill’s NASCAR Debut Finds Podium

Oct 17, 2009 Houston, TX. - Tanner Berryhill has continued to impress all that are watching as he makes his first NASCAR start in the NASCAR sanctioned Fiesta Late Models at Houston Motorsports Park in Houston Texas. The number 17 Vision Racing Enlyten, Awesome Racewear, National Cash Lenders.com sponsored Ford Fusion was a serious threat all weekend during practice and qualifying never leaving the top three positions.

The fifteen year old driver was on his mark making laps in early practice that were among the fastest the track has seen all season. A fast lap in early practice of 13.978 was below the current track record in qualifying on the difficult concrete and asphalt 3/8 mile speedplant. “The guys made a lot of changes after we ran the ASA late model challenge series race at Gateway International and it really helped our primary car a lot” said the young driver. “The team has worked real hard and were able to take off nearly forty pounds of rotating weight and I could really feel the difference from Gateway”, said Berryhill.

The young Oklahoma driver qualified in the third position with a time of 14.202 and began the race inside second row. “This track is real tricky when the sun goes down because it gets real tight in the center and loose on the asphalt on entry into the corners so we tried to get the pole in qualifying and just missed it, but we are real good for the race”, said Berryhill.
The Ford Fusion jumped out to an early advantage over the fourth place car and checked out with the current points leader in site. Upon lap forty two Berryhill was pressuring and moving to the inside to take over the runner up spot and closing fast on the leader. “If we had a caution I think tanner would have had a shot at the leader but the lappers were a bit too racey to help us close under green”, said team owner Adrian Berryhill. “We were thrilled with the second place run we had here tonight and coming off of the second place finish with ASA earlier this month at Iowa Speedway, I think the wins are getting ready to stack up for Tanner, our team and its sponsors”, said car chief Darin Robison.

Vision racing will be racing Tanner in a team effort with TD racing at the upcoming ASA late model series Kings Ransom 300 at Memphis Motorsports Park November 7th.

• A late discovery disqualified the car for an illegal spacer that is being reviewed and is pending.

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Podium Finish For Fifteen Year Old Berryhill At Iowa Speedway

Newton, IA. September 19, 2009 - It was a beautiful Indian Summer night in the state of Iowa with a near capacity crowd of 20,000 at the Iowa Speedway speedplant and the Vision-Td racing team had its young driver on top of the speed charts during the early afternoon "Happy Hour" with a second fast time of 23.615 and 134.321 average mph. "We were on 90 lap old tires and ran one of our fastest laps of the weekend", "That’s a real good sign for the race ahead as we felt good about the balance of the car and how it got better with long runs" said Tanner Berryhill. The Number 17 Enlyten, Awesome Racewear, Nationalcashlenders.com, Americashadvance.com Ford Fusion started the race in the fifth position. When the green flag dropped it was a thirty two car field charging to the line with outside polesitter Chris Eggleston taking the top spot. The number 17 of Tanner Berryhill waited for things to settle in as his Ford Fusion paced the field running in the 7th position. As things sorted out Tanner began to make his charge to the front racing side by side in a heated battle for the third position with the number 9 of Mark Krauss. "Man, he ran me real hard for several laps while I was trying to make the pass". "My tires got hot and I had to back off for a few laps and make another charge later", " My spotter told me we were backing up to the cars behind us when we were racing side by side so I let him go and we started to pull off pretty good again then I made another attempt and still couldn’t get by", " He is a good racer and really made the race a lot of fun, I was sure glad to get by him though!" Berryhill said. Berryhill stretched his margin over Krauss to a near straightaway as he set his mark on the leader Brian Campbell in the 20 car and second place runner Dillon Oliver in the 33. A mid race caution involving four cars allowed the field to be reset and Berryhill to be on the bumper of the number 33 of Oliver and Campbell. "I knew we had something for them because I was faster than Campbell all weekend and was second to Oliver by only thousandths in happy hour", "during the caution I was just thinking how to make a pass on both of them while they were battling for the win", "My spotter said to run them high because he didn’t want me to get caught up in a spin from all the banging they were doing and sure enough coming out of two I saw that one of them or both were going to crash", "when Campbell was spun I thought for sure I was going to inherit the lead but it didn’t work out that way, but I wanted to race for the win anyway" said Berryhill. "I made a look inside Campbell with two to go but didn’t feel I could make the pass without getting into the door of Oliver so I decided that second was a good finish for the team and my sponsors." "Our team worked great with Travis and Howie this weekend and I really had a blast driving such a stable race car". "I really hope we can team up again for Memphis, I still want to be the youngest to win in the Challenge division and Memphis is my last shot since my sixteenth birthday is after the race in November", "What a birthday present that would be" said the hopeful driver. Vision Racing is looking to expand Tanners driving opportunities by competing in the ARCA stock car series on short tracks and possibly the Pro Cup Series in 2010. "Our main goal will be to assemble the right personnel in addition to our current team that can help us obtain an ASA championship as well as "Rookie of the Year" honors in 2010 for Tanner" said team owner Adrian Berryhill.

Tanner Berryhill On Top At Iowa Speedway

September 18, 2009. Newton, Iowa - The young fifteen year old driver from Bixby Oklahoma, Tanner Berryhill, is on top of his game at Iowa Speedway in Newton Iowa this weekend. Thirty two cars have entered the Iowa Speedway's ASA Late Model Series "Iowa 100" scheduled for Saturday afternoon at 5 p.m.. A strong contingency of cars have filled the beautiful speedway garage area in hopes of taking home the top honors for today’s race. The Vision Racing, Enlyten, Awesome Racewear, National Cash Lenders.com, Americash Advance.com Ford Fusion number 17 started yesterdays first round of practice with solid runs never looking outside the top ten in times. Besting the majority of the field with a final practice time of 24.127 and an average speed around the fast 7/8th mile speedway of 132.513. "This has been what I have been looking to do since running last November at Memphis in my first challenge race where we were able to qualify and run all day in the top ten" said the young driver. "Our team is new to late model racing and so we decided to hire the best in the business for support this weekend with TD racing development and Howie Lettow". "This has turned our program around instantly and given me the car I needed to do what I've always known I could do" says Berryhill. "What an eye opener this has been, we are not completely out to lunch but a bunch of little stuff has been learned and when we return to our Oklahoma based shop, the guys are ready to re fit and design our cars and make it identical to what we have this weekend" said team owner Adrian Berryhill. "We've got a legitimate shot at the win today and were real consistent on long runs with times dropping only by thousandths on eighty lap tires" said Adrian Berryhill. After yesterdays qualifying the number 17 Enlyten Ford Fusion Found itself on top of the scoring tower in the fifth position of 32 timed cars with a blistering lap of 23.516 and 134.368 mph average. Tanner will start today’s event inside third row, chasing pole sitter Jerrick Johnson.

GATEWAY A SUCCESS FOR ENLYTEN AND TANNER BERRYHILL

TULSA, OK. - SEPT 15, 2009 This last weekend was a busy time for the Enlyten, Awesome Racewear, Nationalcashlenders.com, Americashadvance.com Ford Fusion sponsored Vision racing team and its driver Tanner Berryhill. Gateway International Speedway hosted the Tulsa Oklahoma based Enlyten supplements company. Enlyten rolled out the weekend with a great social at the downtown St. Louis Crown Plaza Hotel with the Vision racing team hauler parked along the front of the hotel entrance and the its driver Tanner Berryhill on hand as well as the crew. "It was great to see all the people from around the country that made the trip to St. Louis to learn more about how they can get involved in Enlyten and also go to the races", "We had distributors coming out of the social and into the hauler where they had an opportunity to sit in the car and learn about what we do" said team owner Adrian Berryhill. It was a busy race day for everyone involved as Tanner was busy signing autographs at an 8:45 am autograph session coupled with a live interview on ESPN sports radio. Enlyten Company CFO Bob Haefner gave the "start your engines" command and CEO and Founder and CEO Lynn Mitchell and his daughter were high above the race track in the flag stand to drop the starting green flag. "It was really cool watching the cars, you could feel it when they went by" said Founder and CEO Lynn Mitchell. Bob Haefner is so excited about the racing program that he wants to organize a "Vs" competition between Tanner and company spokesman Shaquille O'neil. "I think this was a great weekend for the ASA Late Model Series, Enlyten and The entire Vision racing team", "we had a solid building effort in light of early race problems Tanner kept his head and waited for our team to make the proper repairs and get him back on the track". "Tanner really took advantage of the repairs and the Enlyten machine charged hard in the second half of the race advancing twelve positions and finishing on the lead lap in the fifteenth position" said team manager Mike Borrell. Vision racing has hired Howie Lettow and the TD racing team to join efforts for its run at Iowa Speedway. "I feel this is a good opportunity to put the Enlyten team in the front of the field and give Tanner the chance to showcase his driving ability". "This year is truly about becoming familiar with ASA late model cars, tracks and procedures so that we can give Tanner an opportunity to capture the "Rookie of the Year" title and possibly the Championship next year". "That is why we are hiring skilled teams and personnel for past and upcoming races to gain knowledge". "Tanner is still only 15 years old and is excited about Iowa and the teamship between TD racing and Vision to possibly be the youngest winner in the Challenge Series division" said Adrian Berryhill.

Enlyten Plans Big Event for Berryhill Gateway Race

Tulsa, Ok. Sept. 7, 2009 - Tulsa Oklahoma based Enlyten is preparing a huge weekend supporting the ASA late model series and its young driver Tanner Berryhill at Gateway International Raceway this upcoming weekend. The Tulsa based supplements company will be hosting a meet and greet Thursday night at the Crown Plaza hotel in downtown St. Louis Thursday night beginning at 6 p.m. Company Executives Bob Haefner and Tom Staab will be on hand as well as Founder and CEO Lynn Mitchell to talk about the companies exciting products and promotion opportunities.

“We are thrilled to have the Enlyten folks here with us this weekend. We know they will have a great time and hopefully will reach a ton of people, Thursday night, that want to get involved in this fast paced highly electric company” said team owner Adrian Berryhill. “They are all shakers and movers and really great to be associated with, I hope we deliver the goods at the track this weekend”, “We bought a stuffed monkey that will be on the trailer observation deck this weekend in hopes that it will not be on our back anymore.” “Tanner has driven for local Rhema Bible Church Pastor Ken Hagin this season in the sprint car ranks, so after last Friday nights race we asked Pastor Hagin to lead in a team prayer and we feel this could be exactly what we’ve needed in addition to “GUS” – that’s the monkeys name!” said Team Manager Mike Borrell.

The Enlyten sponsored 17 Ford Fusion will be dressed with a brand new McGunegill engine after losing its primary engine a few weeks ago at Nashville Super speedway during practice. “It’s a funny business, we came off the truck in the top six in times and looked like all was going well for us at Nashville and then that Monkey showed up again and finished our day early when we lost the newly built ford engine”, “We didn’t have our backup equipment for the first time this season, but we will have a complete backup race prepared car, spare transmissions and engines with us for Gateway” said team owner Adrian Berryhill. “This is a great opportunity for our Sponsor, Enlyten, to reach new distributors and look forward to using ASA as a marketing tool for years to come” said Berryhill.

Special discounted tickets are available on a limited basis at the Thursday night Crown Plaza Hotel in downtown St. Louis for those who are interested in hearing about the Enlyten program and how it can truly change your life. Join the entire Enlyten racing team and its driver Tanner Berryhill at 6 pm Thursday night, it’s sure to be a great time!

ASA RETURN A SUCCESS FOR TANNER BERRYHILL AND TEAM ENLYTEN

Madison, WI - July 27th, 2009 Tanner Berryhill has returned to the ASA racing series after a short break this last weekend with a strong performance on his behalf in light of team equipment problems. The Number 17 Enlyten, Americash Advance.com, National Cash Lenders.com, Excel Sports Medicine, Awesome Racewear sponsored Ford Fusion of Berryhill hit the high banks of Rockford Speedway in Rockford Illinois Saturday night in good fashion. The young Nascar development driver had never seen the track before and was solidly lapping the track in practice with times close to the top ten. The number 17 was experiencing troubles with the Phil Harper built Ford engine all day long. In light of those troubles, Berryhill was able to take his mount to the finish of the crash inclusive event and post his best finish in the ASA division to date, finishing in the tenth position. " If we didnt have engine troubles, I think we could have truly been a contender here" "This place is a lot of fun, a real drivers track" said Berryhill. "I'm extremely dissapointed that we did not provide Tanner with a better package this weekend, he really keeps showing us why he is here and we are gonna have to get better prepared for him" said team manager Mike Borrell. The youngster out of Bixby Oklahoma did his best to take the car from the last starting position after an ignition change in impound to finish tenth and stay out of trouble all while running on six cylinders. The Ford engine apparently had a couple of rocker arms work loose and fall off. "These kind of things should not happen, we are using the best resources we know of to supply our new engines but then again we've seen stranger things in racing". Said team owner Adrian Berryhill. "We are extremely proud of the patience and maturity Tanner showed not to get rattled and just go perform his job well"!

Berryhill, again showed great skill and maturity the following day at Madison International Speedway in Madison Wisconsin on Sunday July 26th where he raced his engine repaired Number 17 Ford fusion from a tail back qualifying position all the way up to the seventh position. He was able to do this while missing all of the practice sessions for engine repairs on a track he had never seen before. While restarting from a late race spin. Berryhill found himself turning around coming out of turn four on the restart. " I dont know if someone was putting oil down or what but the car just stepped out while I was making a move on the zero car of Josh Nelms." "I really had a great day racing and I learned a lot racing in the front with the veterans, watching their lines really helped me get around here a lot better, Madison is kinda tricky". "I hope all the people with Enlyten know how happy I am to produce the results they are looking for and know they will only get better" Said Berryhill

The Enlyten sponsored Ford Fusion ended the day in the 12th position. The Enlyten Racing Sponsored cars have one top five and three top tens in five starts.

Tanner Berryhill Wins Again And Vision Racing Rocked at the "Rock"

Tulsa, Ok. July 11th, 2009 - The Enlyten sponsored team of Vision Racing was on its game in more ways than one over the last week of racing. First, the cooperative effort between Vision Racing and 5K racing this past 4th of July weekend proved to be a strong union with stand out driver Chris Eggleston at the wheel subbing for Tanner Berryhill. The number 17 was a strong contender at the ASA Challenge race "Cherry Bomb 200" at the Famed Rockingham Speedway. A solid qualifying effort put the team in the 12 starting position. Eggleston piloted the Enlyten sponsored Ford Fusion to the front of the field running as high as third during the race and finishing with a solid seventh place finish. "We were real happy to post Enlyten’s first top ten in this highly competitive racing series of ASA", "The Challenge events are the toughest out there and we feel the run was a success for Vision Racing, Enlyten and 5k" said Ken Wills of 5K. "We know the 17 car is a solid car and we are definitely moving in the right direction and are excited to bring Tanner back to pilot the Enlyten, Awesome Racewear, National Cash Lenders.com ASA Challenge cars in the near future", Who knows, with the pairing of the 5k team with Vision we just might have two Enlyten cars at the balance of the Challenge races", Chris did an excellent job and we would love to have an opportunity to do more with him and 5k, well see", said team owner Adrian Berryhill.

Tanner’s absence from ASA Challenge racing has been hard on the dirt sprint competitors as he is now four wins in a row capturing his fourth win Friday night with a full ASCSII outlaw sprint field of cars and drivers. Berryhill drove his Excel Sports Medicine, Sawyer chassis to the front of the field in his qualifying heat, posting a point average that earned him the pole position for the 30 lap A main event. The field included some of the nation’s best National champions including Kevin Bayer and chassis builder/driver Scott Sawyer. Tanner took the early lead in the A main over Scott Sawyer lengthening his advantage to nearly half a lap early on and never looked back as he lapped up to tenth position and set his sight on capturing his fourth win in a row. "Man, the Sawyer car was great and I've got the best crew out there. I can’t wait to take this momentum to ASA real soon" said the pumped fifteen year old Tanner Berryhill.

Berryhill will be competing in the ASA North series event at Rockford speedway next week prior to his return on the Challenge series at Nashville Superspeedway. "We are real excited to have Tanner back and ready to run Rockford then Nashville Superspeedway, we have a lot of experience at Nashville Superspeedway with our ARCA and Nationwide cars posting a best finish of Seventh. Tanner will be a strong factor there and we are certain he will give Enlyten their best finish" said team manager Mike Borrell.

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Tanner Berryhill Dominates Will Rogers Speedway Two Day Show

Tulsa, Ok. June 29, 2008 - Tanner Berryhill may be temporarily sidelined from his regular job as an ASA Stock Car competitor but his ability as a race winning driver continues to impress wherever he goes. Friday night was the opening night of a two day Outlaw micro sprint car series race at the impressive speed plant known as Will Rogers Speedway in Claremore Oklahoma. This facility has been host to numerous national events as well as many of the Chili Bowl Indoor Midget National competitors. With a solid field of competitors on hand the Vision Racing Excel Sports Medicine Americash Advance.Com Enlyten Sawyer Chassis number seventeen Finished the heat race in the fourth position putting Berryhill on the front row of the main event for Friday Night. Upon the drop of the green flag Berryhill immediately captured the first position and never looked back. Prior to an early caution Berryhill's advantage over second stretched to an impressive 3/4 lap advantage. Upon the restart the same results continued while Berryhill was never challenged for the lead capturing the night one victory by over half a lap. " I really want to thank my grandparents Bob and Jane for allowing me to have such a great race car, with out it I don't think we could have the results we are having, this is just awesome!" said tanner after Friday nights victory.

Saturday nights event brought out a larger field of competitors to battle in the 100 degree heat of summer. Berryhill started his heat race in the sixth position and began to close in on the leaders as he diced the field and then back off the third place car settled in passing for third on the second to last lap of the ten lap event. When asked by the Vision team why he didn't go for the win, Berryhill responded " I wanted to secure an inside line for the feature event and not jeopardize his starting position by winning and getting put at the rear of the field by an inversion." The young thinking driver was correct as his mid pack run put him in the second row inside for the beginning of the final nights 30 lap main event.

Upon the drop of the main event Berryhill wasted no time as he put his number seventeen Sawyer Chassis three wide going into turn one. Upon the exit of turn two down the backstretch Berryhill had already opened up a commanding lead of eight car lengths over second place. It once again was a repeat of Friday nights main event except the caution flag would not fly and Berryhill was able to lap up to the Third position where he tucked in and followed the third place car with two to go and captured his third feature win in three starts at the fast high banked Will Rogers Speedway. " Man, this Sawyer chassis is an awesome handling car it was like I was on a rail just really easy to drive, what a great team and car." said Tanner after winning his third straight feature event at Will Rogers.

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