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Legends Car Series Rookie of the Year Points Leader uses K&N Air Filters

9 Oct 2007

The last race of the 2007 Legends car season is in the books and teen Cody Swanson has the rookie of the year points lead.

Speed Wong Racing LegendsCar at Irwindale

Cody Swanson drove variety of Legends cars with K&N products

Swanson drove the No.99 Legend car with K&N products for Speed Wong Racing at Irwindale Speedway. Swanson qualified 18th and had to make a few minor adjustments to give him more grip coming off the corners for the main.

Cody Swanson ends rookie year in Legends Car Series

Legends 2007 Champion Darren Armidon and Cody Swanson

“It took us five tries to get through the first lap because so many people were crashing in the main event,” said Swanson. “By lap five I moved up to 11th place. I was happy with the car and it was handling better than it had all day.”

Swanson was hit from behind on turn four and nearly spun out. “The car that hit me brought out the caution and put me in 12th position on the restart,” said Swanson. “I was determined to try and finish the race inside the top ten. When we got the green my brakes locked up. I started pumping but nothing was happening. At that point my goal was to keep the car off the wall, but I hit the wall at turn one. The damage was significant enough to retire me from the race. I kept the rookie of the year point’s lead but slid back to 9th in the overall points standings.”

Swanson moved from karts to the Legends series this year. “It was an awesome season and a great challenge,” he said. “I want to thank K&N Engineering for supporting me this year. The K&N RC-3510 air filters performed flawlessly the entire season and were very easy to service using the K&N filter cleaning kit. I look forward to a great season off and the challenges that are ahead.”

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Enhance the Honda Hornet 2007-2013 CB600F Motorcycle with New K&N Air Filter

8 Oct 2007

The Hornet 600 is a tough sports bike. A real best seller of Honda, it is simple and original. The bike is a great success, perfect for both neophytes and old-timer motorcyclists because of its good performance and usability.

Air Filter for 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 Honda CB600F Hornet

Air Filter for 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 Honda CB600F Hornet

K&N Engineering has designed a lifetime replacement air filter (HA-5907) for the 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 2012 and 2013 Honda CB600F Hornet. K&N air filters are made to increase horsepower and acceleration while providing excellent filtration.

K&N Air Filter goes face down into the CB600F Hornet air box

Our motorcycle air filters allow more air into engines and are designed to protect your engine for life. K&N replacement air filters are washable and reusable. It's almost impossible to wash your K&N air filter too much. Our engineers washed and re-oiled a K&N air filter more than 100 times and it still performed up to specifications. We recommend cleaning your air filter every 50,000 miles depending on your driving conditions.

The drop in design of HA-5907 does not require any modifications. Covered by our famous K&N Million Mile Limited Warranty, it will be the last air filter your motorcycle will ever need.

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Polydome Princton Nationals Moves Donny Schatz Forward on Outlaws Career Win Leaders List

8 Oct 2007

Donny Schatz celebrated his 69th career World of Outlaws A-Feature win in the Snap-On Tools No. 15 J&J with K&N Engineering Products at the Polydome Princeton National. The Princeton, Minnesota win moves Schatz up the ladder in the Outlaws carreer win leaders list, he is now within one of Dave Blaney who has 70 wins and is in 6th place overall.

Schatz uses a K&N Carbon Fiber Air Box

Schatz opened the program by qualifying 10th in the field of 38 cars. A second heat race victory put him in the Crane Cams Dash where he started sixth. In the eight-lap Dash, Schatz moved up to third, which is where he started in the 40-lap A-Feature.

The Fargo, North Dakota racer moved his way around the high-banked quarter-mile dirt oval until a caution flag stopped the action on lap 21. There were several more restart attempts before Schatz had the opportunity to take the lead away from Chad Blonde. Schatz managed to withstand a few more restarts to score the win.

“The race was a pretty tough struggle,” said Schatz. “Chad Blonde was setting a good pace, but I knew we just had to keep working on him. We lost our brakes early in the race and I really had to finesse the car. We had a great car and we just hope to continue to win races from here on out.”

The victory was his 18th World of Outlaws win of the season. Schatz and the Global ParkerStore sponsored team with K&N Engineering products continue to lead the 2007 World of Outlaws standings. They return to action next Saturday at Tulare, California.

Follow Donny Schatz 's progress throughout the racing season at the K&N news site. 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.

We Rock USA Grand National Finale Challenging for Team Waggoner

8 Oct 2007

Team Waggoner Racing attended the We Rock USA Grand National Event in Texas with high spirits. It was the last big event of the season for the rock crawlers.

Team Waggoner at We Rock USA Grand National Event

The east coast and west coast teams meet in the middle to battle it out on man-made courses. On Saturday, Cody and Jim Waggoner crawled easily through the first course and set the mood for the rest of the day. “They were on fire and completed it with minimal errors,” said Lindsay Waggoner of Waggoner Racing. “Our engine ran perfect with K&N products for the entire day. At the end we were in third place despite all the heat and humidity.”

Team Waggoner uses K&N Engineering Products

The Waggoner’s were only 14 points away from catching the first place leader. “We were ready for Sunday,” said Waggoner. “It was an exciting day for us. We were interviewed by Xtreme 4X4 for a television show. It was really different for our team to have the camera follow them all morning and at each course. The pressure was setting in.”

On Sunday the courses were set up so close that if you hit one you hit two. “In the end Sunday did not go as smooth as Saturday,” said Waggoner. “There was not one thing to blame, just an overall cluster of silly mistakes. Unfortunately the guys went from third to ninth place on the final day. The good news is it will be fun to be on really good reality TV in January 2008. It’s very exciting to have the coverage for our sponsors like K&N Filters.”

Also check out the K&N Sponsored Teams at WE Rock Season Opener video.

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NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Race at Talladega Keeps K&N Filters Ford Third Overall

8 Oct 2007

The Talladega Superspeedway at Alabama left its mark on Travis Kvapil and the K&N Team in Saturday’s NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race. Kvapil entered the race less than 200 points back from leader Mike Skinner in the No.6 K&N Filters Ford F-150.

Travis Kvapil driving the No. 6 K&N Filters Ford F-150 at Talladega

Travis Kvapil driving the No.6 K&N Ford F-150 at Talladega

Travis Kvapil works his way back to the front of the pack at Talladega

Kvapil started fifth and was the one to beat until lap 73 of the 94-lap event. Kvapil was caught in the “big one” ending what he thought would be a serious gain on the point’s leader. Kvapil finished 26th and maintains third place overall, but he is now 234 points back from new point’s leader Ron Hornaday.

Travis Kvapil at Talladega Superspeedway

The No.6 K&N Filters Ford F-150 looked good during last Thursday’s first practice session. Unfortunately, during the happy hour session, Kvapil tangled with two other trucks causing damage to the entire left side. The K&N Filters team rolled out the back-up truck and Kvapil felt confident heading into qualifying and the race. In 52.986 seconds, Kvapil made his way around the 2.66-mile oval for the fifth starting position.

Kvapil went three wide on the outside jockeying for position in the first lap of the Saturday afternoon race. Only six laps into the race the first caution flew. The field went green on lap 12 and the caution flew again on lap 16.

K&N crew chief Mike Beam brought the No.6 K&N Filters truck down pit road for service. Kvapil received four tires, fuel and a track bar adjustment. He went back to the track in 20th for the re-start on lap 28. Kvapil worked his way back to the front and was in the top ten by lap 60.

The third caution of the day flew on lap 54 when the No. 27 ran the No. 50 Ford in to the wall bringing both trucks to a stop. Kvapil was in the top-five and radioed that the No. 6 K&N Ford was running a little hot. Beam brought Kvapil down pit road for the final time on lap 57 and returned him to the track in first for the re-start on lap 60.

Kvapil maintained a spot in the top 10 even though the field of trucks was shuffling like a deck of cards. Jack Sprague’s No. 60 truck had a right front tire going down. Sprague was on his way to pit road to fix the problem when the field stacked up behind him causing the “big one” and Kvapil could not get out of the way. When the smoke cleared Kvapil drove down the front stretch with the nose of the No.6 Ford crunched up.

NASCAR called for Kvapil to stop the truck because it was leaking fluids after the crunch and forced the No.6 to the infield care center. After repairs were made Kvapil was able to complete a few laps at the end but finished 26th as Todd Bodine went on to win.

“Our truck was pretty strong,” said Kvapil. “We had a great K&N Ford, but it was really hard to get track position. We got it at one point and I tried to go for the lead. It went crazy in the last two laps. I don’t know what happened, I saw them stopping in front of me and somebody came across tow trucks in front of me and we just wiped the front end off of it.”

The truck series takes the week off before heading to Martinsville in two weeks for the next Saturday afternoon race.

Follow Travis Kvpail and the No. 6 K&N Filters Ford F-150 throughout the 2008 racing season at the K&N news site. 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.

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