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Larson Gets First Win in 58th Annual Gold Cup Race of Champions

CHICO, California — Kyle Larson fulfilled a dream at Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, Calif. The 19 year old Elk Grove, Calif. native continued an impressive season as he picked up his very first World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series win in one of the season’s biggest races, the Gold Cup Race of Champions. Larson started on the pole of the forty lap main event and never looked back.

“Wow,” said a speechless Larson as he emerged from his #99 machine. “I would have never dreamed of getting a World of Outlaws win,let alone in a race like this. I’ve been coming to this race since before I even turned a year old and now I’m standing here holding the Gold Cup. This is absolutely surreal and I can’t believe it. I was good until we got to lap traffic and then it got tricky because I was better on the bottom and sometimes had to go high. Jason (Sides) got close a few times and I knew he would be a challenge. I would like to one day run NASCAR or Indy Cars but the World of Outlaws is where my heart is and I love running these races.”

Larson added to an already impressive 2011 season that saw the youngster capture yet another career milestone, which included the famed Belleville Nationals at the Belleville (Kan.) Highbanks. Sides started and finished the night in second. The Bartlett, Tenn. native tried as hard as he could to get near Larson but in the end, he came up just short.

“Kyle just ran a fantastic race all night long,” said Sides, who has four victories on the Outlaws tour this season. “Lap traffic was going to be our opportunity to catch up with him and try to pass him but we didn’t get it done. Good night for all of our guys and congratulations to Kyle on a great win.”

Andy Gregg appeared to be just as excited in Victory Lane as the race winner was. Gregg, another California driver, mounted numerous charges at Sides for the second spot and had to hold off Jac Haudenschild for to finish third.

More thefts from unlocked vehicles - Brockville Recorder and Times ...

City police are yet again reminding residents to lock their car doors after another rash of thefts from unlocked vehicles.

City police reported Tuesday morning that officers have responded to numerous complaints of thefts from vehicles over the past 24 hours.

Areas hit in the most recent spree include Ormond Street, Cedar Street, Hartley Street, King Street West, Sherwood Street and Jessie Street.

Stolen items include a GPS device, IPod, a camera and loose change, police added.

"Please continue to be vigilant with your vehicles and ensure your doors are locked," police warn residents.

Outside the city, Ontario Provincial Police Const. Sandra Barr said her colleagues are investigating at least one theft from an unlocked vehicle, on Eleanor Fulford Crescent, in Elizabethtown-Kitley west of Brockville.

When are the insurance companies going to smarten up and stop processing claims when vehicles or homes are left unlocked or the security of such is compromised. If you aren't going to lock your vehicle, then at least remove the valuables. It's not rocket science. Same goes for bicycles I see left unattended - expensive bikes with expensive helmets lying on the ground etc.

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