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Stone Mountain Harley-Davidson Southern Nationals

Atlanta, Georgia May 24th - 25th, 2003

Our old School Bus survived the mountain climb to Atlanta after picking up our great new pit shirts and hats from Mick Steele of Logo Masters.

FBM Racing was glad to be back in familiar territory, and made a strong east coast showing in Atlanta with Chris Streeter taking Number Two Qualifier and Runner-Up for the weekend. Chris' bike could have been a bracket bike: consistent 7.0's all weekend long, and consistency round after round is what racks up the points. Of six passes for the weekend, 5 passes were within 8/100ths of a second of one another. The only bike running faster was Jay Turner, who just barely beat Chris in the finals with a .0471 second margin of victory. Atlanta makes Chris' fifth Final-round appearance in a row, and it widens his already nice lead in the National Championship points competition.

Special thanks this race goes to Greg Limber and Spectro Oils of America. Greg and Spectro have been providing FBM Racing with quality high-performance motor oil and other lubricants for many years. With the demands of a Nitro-Harley motor on the track week in and week out, it gives us confidence to have the best-quality motor oil available. The whole team uses Spectro oils in their street bikes when we are not at the track!

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Stone Mountain Harley-Davidson Southern Nationals Atlanta, Georgia May 24th - 25th, 2003
Our old School Bus survived the mountain climb to Atlanta after picking up our great new pit shirts and hats from Mick Steele of Logo Masters.
FBM Racing was glad to be back in familiar territory, and made a strong east coast showing in Atlanta with Chris Streeter taking Number Two Qualifier and Runner-Up for the weekend. Chris' bike could have been a bracket bike: consistent 7.0's all weekend long, and consistency round after round is what racks up the points. Of six passes for the weekend, 5 passes were within 8/100ths of a second of one another. The only bike running faster was Jay Turner, who just barely beat Chris in the finals with a .0471 second margin of victory. Atlanta makes Chris' fifth Final-round appearance in a row, and it widens his already nice lead in the National Championship points competition.
Special thanks this race goes to Greg Limber and Spectro Oils of America. Greg and Spectro have been providing FBM Racing with quality high-performance motor oil and other lubricants for many years. With the demands of a Nitro-Harley motor on the track week in and week out, it gives us confidence to have the best-quality motor oil available. The whole team uses Spectro oils in their street bikes when we are not at the track!