Trip to Western Springs Speedway in Aukland, New Zealand Pays Off for Sprint Car Driver
- 11 Jan 2010
Chico, California’s Jonathan Allard raced to his third victory in four starts at Western Springs Speedway in Aukland, New Zealand. Allard is driving the Kevin McGreal owned Hydraulink, Porter Hire No. 0 sprinter with K&N products.
On New Year’s Day K&N supported racer Jonathan Allard took a third place finish in the feature at Robertson Holder Speedway in New Zealand
On New Year’s Day Allard took a third place finish in the feature at Robertson Holder Speedway in New Zealand. There, he closed in on winner Sammy Swindell and second place Ricky Logan but ran out of laps.
Jonathan Allard uses K&N in the United States and when he competes in New Zealand
The two-time King of California came back to the track on Wednesday night and charged from 11th position to third in the second heat race. Allard then picked up a win in the third heat for the pole position in the 30 lap main event.
At the waving of the green flag New Zealand champ Dean Brindle got the jump into the first set of corners. Allard followed along in second. After a pair of cautions, Allard attempted to make an inside move on the lap 11 restart, but could not make it stick. He was forced to settle back into second place. The 33-year-old veteran charged around the outside of Brindle in turns three and four to take the stop spot.
“We’ve been on a roll since we came to Australia in late November,” said Allard. “We use K&N oil and air filters along with K&N’s carbon fiber air box. K&N gives us an edge with power and filtration in sprint car racing and is dependable every time.”
Allard, the former Silver Dollar Speedway track champion will be back in the United States soon for the regular sprint car season. The World of Outlaws kicks off in February in Florida.
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On New Year’s Day K&N supported racer Jonathan Allard took a third place finish in the feature at Robertson Holder Speedway in New Zealand
Jonathan Allard uses K&N in the United States and when he competes in New Zealand
At the waving of the green flag New Zealand champ Dean Brindle got the jump into the first set of corners. Allard followed along in second. After a pair of cautions, Allard attempted to make an inside move on the lap 11 restart, but could not make it stick. He was forced to settle back into second place. The 33-year-old veteran charged around the outside of Brindle in turns three and four to take the stop spot.
“We’ve been on a roll since we came to Australia in late November,” said Allard. “We use K&N oil and air filters along with K&N’s carbon fiber air box. K&N gives us an edge with power and filtration in sprint car racing and is dependable every time.”
Allard, the former Silver Dollar Speedway track champion will be back in the United States soon for the regular sprint car season. The World of Outlaws kicks off in February in Florida.
Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the K&N dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.
