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Pictures from ASA Race at Memphis are located here
14 year old Tanner Berryhill Steps Closer To NASCAR
Tulsa, Ok. Jan.11, 2008 - Vision Racing’s Tanner Berryhill made an impressive move this last weekend toward securing his future as a driver in the top levels of NASCAR. While competing in his first ever late model race at Houston Motorsports Park, Berryhill put on a show of why so many are calling him the next great driver of the modern racing era.
While only competing in seven truck series starts this year and capturing the front row qualifying position five of seven times with all but two finishes outside the top five with one pole and one win, Vision Racing has decided to sell the truck program and take Berryhill to the next level. “I am so excited about the opportunity to race the late model cars at Houston and Memphis the following week” said Berryhill. With that in mind Vision Racing, LLC entered Tanner into his first start in the ASA Late model sanctioned event at Houston Motorsports Park and he once again impressed all of those around him.
“We were
surrounded with great people with the support from Umschied Race Services,
David and J.C.
Upon the drop of the green flag the hard charging #17 began its charge to the front. Within the first few laps it was obvious that the #17 would be in the hunt for victory by race end. By mid race the Vision Racing #17 was in the 7th position and moving forward quickly. The race was halted for a spin which allowed Berryhill to be a threat to the top five. Upon the restart Berryhill made a charge at victory and found himself sitting in the 6th position upon lap 30 with ten to go before caution number three showed its head. Tanner’s spotter was asked for Tanner to back off the #14 in hopes to maintain its position and the track championship. Vision Racing owner agreed and the message to Berryhill was sent to stay behind the #14 to allow a season championship. “I really didn’t want to back off but I understand I could have ruined his entire season by passing him and knocking him out of the championship, I may need that favor someday” stated Berryhill after taking the checkers in the 5th position.
“Tanner brought the car home with not one scratch from the 11th position to 5th he did a great job as all positions were gained and not given by cautions”, “Seventeen cars completed the event”. “We look forward to seeing Tanner with his good looks, exceptional driving ability and humble spirit at the top of NASCAR and we will go with him” said National Cash Lenders.Com company spokesman Michael Borrell.
918-830-3988 Vision Racing 918-830-3993
Tanner Berryhill
Vision Racings Tanner Berryhill Continues Hot Streak In Texas
TULSA, OK. Oct. 21, 2008 - Coming off of a dominate win at Altus Speedway with a clean sweep of the event, Vision Racings Tanner Berryhill backs it up with a solid performance at Red River Speedway. The hot young shoe came to Red River Speedway in Wichita Falls Texas with one thing on his mind, to WIN! With a solid second place qualifying effort, Berryhill has put the National Cash Lenders.com, Vision Racing team ford on the front row four times in six qualifying efforts with one pole. Adding to an already impressive qualifying record, Berryhill has been able to put his team in position to win in each of the events he has competed in.
The fourteen year old Tanner Berryhill has four championships in the Bandolero’s and Legends car series with 78 career victories in all divisions he has competed in. “Man, I really wanted to win the event for a our new associate sponsor Awesome racewear, our crew looks great and I wanted to show off my new National Cash Lenders.com Awesome racesuit in victory lane!”, “Maybe at Memphis at the ASA Challenge race we can do that, that would be great!” said Berryhill. Tanner will be racing with the 2008 ASA North Championship 2nd place team of 5k racing at Memphis Motorsports Park ¾ mile ASA Kings Ransom 300 Nov. 15th.
Vision Racing is currently seeking marketing partners for the development of Tanners 2009 and beyond racing career. Interested parties should contact Vision Racing’s marketing Manager Mike Borrell at 918-406-2189 or mike@visionracingteam.com Vision Racing 14 Year Old Sensation Sweeps Truck Series TULSA, OK.
(Sept 27, 2008) - Vision Racing Protege', Tanner Berryhill dominates
the United States Truck Series event at the Altus Speedway 3/8 mile
asphalt oval last Saturday night in front of a large crowd and strong
full field of competitors. In only his 5th USST truck series start
the
Prior to the start of the Main event some minor changes were made to the National Cash Lenders.com Vision Racing Backed Ford after its driver noted a tight condition developed in the short qualifying race. With positive feedback the Vision Racing Team was able to make a spring and wedge adjustment and sent Tanner off to defend his qualifying effort. Upon taking the green flag Berryhill took a slight lead early on with heavy pressure from the #12 chevrolet of Kevin Jones. As the race proceeded Tanner informed his team that the truck was adapting well and felt he had the truck to beat. While anxious to take the victory Berryhill had to defend his stretching lead four times for restarts from accidents and spins throughout the event. "the night was very good and I just felt like I had the truck to beat and the restarts didnt really bother me too much because I knew I was going to win" said Berryhill of the intense pressure while restarting the event several times. Upon lap 49 The young talent now nicknamed Tanner "broom" Berryhill, radioed his crew chief and team and said yeah baby! He captured his first main event and swept the entire event while no other competitor lead a single lap to him...hence the nickname "Broom"! "Tanner has shown the ability to win in this series as with all series he has raced in with over 78 feature events and four championships to his credit, it was just a matter of time and not much time at that"! stated the Vision Racing Team owner. Tanner will
start his first ASA late model challenge series event at the 3/4 Mile
Memphis Motorsports Park with sponsorship from National Cash Lenders.com.
National Cash Lenders.com was a sponsor to Vision Racing in the ARCA
ReMax Series and in the NASCAR Nationwide series with drivers Randy
Lajoie and Damon Lusk. "We are so proud to have an opportunity
to partner up at an early stage with Tanner and Vision Racing to promote
our products in the markets they race in and move up each level all
the way to his NASCAR career". Said company marketing manager
and spokesman Michael Borrell.
I-70 Speedway Odessa, Mo. (Sept 20, 2008) What a great race! Tanner started the weekend looking great when the truck was rolled out of the hauler and got on the track. Turning great lap times everything seemed great. In the last practice session, things changed. With the cam shaft broken, it appeared that the weekend was over before it got started. Adrian Berryhill, the team owner, was able to find another motor from the guys at 5K Motorsports out of Wisconsin and several hours were spent at the track with the help of 5K getting the new motor installed. Tanner qualified
10th out of 16 trucks but managed an impressive showing. We want to thank Ken WIllis and the other guys at 5K Motorsports for all their help changing the engine and the support they provided us over the weekend. Pictures are located here
Altus Speedway Altus, Ok. (Aug 30-31, 2008) The weekend started out rough, but again Tanner showed why he consistently has strong finishes. Saturday Tanner started with rain off and off for several hours which delayed the race. In qualifying Tanner started on the outside of row 3, but within a few laps had moved towards the front of the field. During the race however, part of the exhaust had come apart and Tanner managed to bring the truck in 8th in a field of 15. Sunday was spent making sure the exhaust and every other bolt on the vehicle was tightened so as to not cause any more technical problems. The first qualifying session was cancelled after several trucks spun due to oil on the track between turn 3 and 4. When qualifying was resumed, Tanner held the pole through the entire field, until he lost it by 4/100ths of a second by the last qualifier who claims Altus as his home track. The race was a 75 lap feature which is the longest race to date for Tanner. Video of part of the race is posted here.
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