Cool Chassis and D&F Race Products Get Lines Back on Track

20-3-2008

Thanks to the efforts of John Cooley from Cool Chassis and Greg Foster from D&F Race Products, current South Australian State Champion Steve Lines is able to take part in this weekend’s Easter Sprintcar Trail that begins tomorrow night at Avalon Raceway.

Both Cooley and Foster, who are two of the most respected chassis constructors and repairers in Australia, have put in endless hours repairing the damaged J&J cars of Lines’.

“We have had two of our damaged chassis’ with John [Cooley] and one with Greg [Foster] as after last weekend’s crash at Speedway City there were no more cars left in the workshop,” explained the owner of # 45 Camden Neon Signs supported J&J’s, Dave Challons.

“Thanks to the huge efforts of both John and Greg we are now able to compete in this weekend’s Easter Trail, and words simply can’t describe how grateful we all are as a team for their help in getting us back out on the track.”

The Easter Trial is to kick off at Avalon Raceway (Geelong VIC) tomorrow night (March 21), and then it will head over to Lines’ home track of Borderline Speedway (Mt. Gambier SA) the next night (March 22), before wrapping up with the final round of the Easter Trail that is to be held on Sunday night (March 23) at Premier Speedway (Warrnambool VIC).

There is no doubt about it going by the form that Lines has shown on numerous occasions this season he is a definite Easter Trail contender.

In the 2007/08 season Lines is proudly supported by the following organisations: Holla-Fresh, Ad Trans, Maxwill Race Engines, Camden Neon Signs, BR Motorsports, Torque Power, Cascade Cleaning Solutions, KTM Australia, and Spy Eyewear & Clothing.