
2008
Krikke Boys Shootout Nomination Form
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2008 Krikke Boys Race Format
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RACE & POINTS FORMAT-Night
1-Saturday
2.30pm-Competitors Gate Open
4.45pm-Drivers & Crew Chiefs
Meeting-Infield
5.10pm-Engine Starts & Wheel
packing
5.20-5.30pm-Hot Laps-All cars
5.50pm-Cars to form up on
infield in T/Trial order
SAWA TYRE RULE APPLIES
6.00pm - GMC TIME TRIALS
All cars 2 laps each. Points
will be awarded as follows:
1st: 95, 2nd: 92, 3rd: 90, 4th:
88, 5th: 86
Each position will be a 2 point
increment right down to last place.
Krikke Boys Pty Ltd
Supplementary Rule:
If driver misses his time trial
position he will be sent out last for 1 lap only and cannot be higher than
25th position.
HEATS -10 LAPS
Fastest time to position 6 in
heat 1. 2nd fastest to position 6 in heat 2. 3rd fastest to position 6 in
heat 3 and 4th fastest to position 6 in heat 4.
EXAMPLE:
|
HEAT 1 |
HEAT 2 |
HEAT 3 |
HEAT 4 |
|
21 - 17 |
22 - 18 |
23 - 19 |
24 - 20 |
|
13 - 9 |
14 - 10 |
15 - 11 |
16 - 12 |
|
5 - 1 |
6 - 2 |
7 - 3 |
8 - 4 |
|
25 - 29 |
26 - 30 |
27 - 31 |
28 - 32 |
|
33 - 37 |
34 - 38 |
35 - 39 |
36 - 40 |
|
41 - 45 |
42 - 46 |
43 - 47 |
44 - 48 |
*Based on a field of 48 cars
Point increments for heats are as follows:
1st-25, 2nd-22, 3rd-19, 4th-16,
5th-13, 6th-11, 7th-9, 8th-7, 9th-5, 10th-3, 11th-2, 12th-1
A
DASH - 8 LAPS
First 4 finishing positions from
heat 1 to inside row, first 4 finishing positions from heat 3 to outside
row. Finishing order will form inside row of A Main.
DASH B - 8 LAPS
First 4 finishing positions from
heat 2 to inside row, first 4 finishing positions from heat 4 to outside
row. Finishing order will form outside row in B Main. In the event of any
tied points, they will be split by the fastest Time trial.
C MAIN -10 LAPS
Finishing positions 9th,
10th, 11th & 12th in their heat races will
make up the C Main. 9th in heat 1 will be position 1, 9th in heat 2 will be
position 2, 9th in heat 3 will be position 3 and 9th in heat 4 will be
position 4 and so on.
First 4 finishing positions in C
Main transfer to positions 17, 18, 19 & 20 of the B Main.
B MAIN - 15 LAPS
Qualifying positions for B Main
will be 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th, from their heats making a 16 car field. 5th
in heat 1 will be position 1, 5th in heat 2 will be position 2, 5th in heat
3 will be position 3, 5th in heat 4 will be position 4 and down to position
16, plus 4 transfers from C main.
Based on the 48 car field if
there are cars that don’t qualify for the B Main they will be awarded 5 pts.
From last place in the B Main, they will go up in 1/2 point increments
EXAMPLE:
20
cars in the race, 20th place is awarded 5.5 pts, 19th-6pts and so on up to
first place. First 4 finishing positions qualify into positions 17, 18, 19 &
20 of the A Main.
A MAIN - 20 LAPS
Race will be 20 laps. Last place
in A Main receives 1/2 point more than 1st place in the B Main and this goes
up again in 1/2 point increments to 1st place.
If in either B or A Main a car
fails to finish they will receive points relevant to their finishing
position at time of elimination.
EXAMPLE:
A car is the fifth to exit the race after 4 previous; the driver is awarded
points in that order of placing, so out of 20 cars he is placed 15th and is
awarded the allotment of points for that position.
RACE & POINTS FORMAT-Night
2-Sunday
2.30pm-Competitors Gate Open
5.00pm-Drivers Meeting on
infield
5.30pm-Engine Starts & Wheel
Packing
6.00pm-Hot Laps in heat order
HEATS - 10 LAPS
Heats will be positioned with
highest aggregate point scorer from night 1 to position 1 in heat 1, 2nd
highest point scorer to position 1 in heat 2, 3rd highest point scorer to
position 1 in heat 3 and 4th highest point scorer to position 1 in heat 4.
Example:
|
HEAT 1 |
HEAT 2 |
HEAT 3 |
HEAT 4 |
|
1 - 5 |
2 - 6 |
3 - 7 |
4 - 8 |
|
9 - 13 |
10 - 14 |
11 - 15 |
12 - 16 |
|
17 - 21 |
18 - 22 |
19 - 23 |
20 - 24 |
|
25 - 29 |
26 - 30 |
27 - 31 |
28 - 32 |
|
33 - 37 |
34 - 38 |
35 - 39 |
36 - 40 |
|
41 - 45 |
42 - 46 |
43 - 47 |
44 - 48 |
*Based on a field of 48 cars
Point increments for heats are as follows:
1st-25, 2nd-22, 3rd-19, 4th-16,
5th-13, 6th-11, 7th-9, 8th-7, 9th-5, 10th-3, 11th-2, 12th-1
In the event of any tied points,
they will be split by fastest time trial from previous night.
DASH A - 8 LAPS
Highest points scorers to dashes
on an odds & evens points system, the A Dash will consist of point scorers
1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 – The finishing order will form the inside row of
the A Main.
DASH B - 8 LAPS
Highest points scorers to dashes
on an odds & evens points system, the B Dash will consist of point scorers
2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 – The finishing order will form the outside row
of the A Main.
C
MAIN - 10 LAPS
C Main will consist of position
33rd highest point’s scorer to position 1 and 34th
to 2nd , 35th to 3rd , 36th
to 4th , 37th to 5th , 38th
to 6th , 39th to 7th , 40th
to 8th , 41st to 9th , 42nd to
10th , 43rd to 11th, 44th to 12th,
45th to 13th, 46th to 14th, 47th
to 15th , 48th to 16th
First 4 finishing positions in C
main go to positions 17, 18, 19 & 20 of B Main.
B MAIN - 20 LAPS
B main will consist of position
17th highest points scorer to position 1, 18th to 2,
19th to 3, 20th to 4th , 21st to
5th , 22nd to 6th , 23rd to 7th
, 24th to 8th , 25th to 9th , 26th
to 10th , 27th to 11th , 28th
to 12th , 29th to 13th, 30th to
14th , 31st to 15th , 32nd to 16th.
Plus the four transfers from the C Main. First 4 finishing positions in B
main go to positions 17, 18, 19 & 20 of A Main.
A MAIN - 35 LAPS
The A Main will consist of the
top 16 finishers from A & B Dashes as well as the first four finishing
positions transfer from the B Main.
1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th finishers to
the finish line. Cars to be weighed and engines pumped. Presentations to
follow.
Welcome to the Krikke Boys Shootout
After another
busy off season the Krikke Boys promotional team is gearing up for the 11th
Annual Krikke Boys Shootout in 2008. Yes, the excitement, color and
spectacle will be there but some new and innovative additions will be added
to give our valued patrons the excitement they crave when they attend this
race.
Now haled as
one of the “must see” sprintcar events in Australia the format will
be released soon so keep on checking the sight to get a first hand glimpse.
Also, Andrew Roberts has joined the team and brings his field of sponsorship
knowledge to the event and says “big things” are in planning for this
special event.
“It is great
to work alongside Ron and John. I have known them for over 15 years and to
work with them this season will be a privilege”
Andrew has
been associated in many different forms at the venue over the last 20 years
through commentating, pit marshalling and gate stewarding. He is now keen to
extend into the promotional side of things.
The Boys Race
is all about two huge nights of Sprintcar Heaven. This season’s event will
be big and the public will see it like never before. Stay tuned all you
Sprintcar die hards and WATCH THIS SPACE!!!!!!!
Note: There are a lot of
pictures on this page so please be patient as they load, however I can assure
you they are well worth the wait!

Fan Feedback on WHY this race is so Special!
By: Dean Neal
Any
querying regarding the status and affection with which the Krikke Family are
held is certainly answered by the following messages of best wishes to the
Krikke Family - from right around the world:
"I
send best wishes to the entire Krikke family and hope that the Krikke Boys
Shootout is a terrific event once again. I got to know Ryan Krikke quite well
with his working on crews involved with the World of Outlaws. The Krikkes are
well known and genuine people to boot...all the best and do it for the
Boys!"
Johnny
Gibson - World of Outlaws Race Caller

"It's
funny how you watch and admire these marvelous men of Sprintcar racing, and
through it all you place these heroes in such high regard that you forget they
are actually normal people.
The Krikkes are well known superstars of our sport yet are just a fantastic
family to know and talk to. From seeing the Bunbury Bullet in action on the
track to kicking a football amidst a corn-field laden farm in
Ohio
near Eldora, I can honestly say
it's a pleasure to know the Krikkes'.
Thank you for being a part of my time in
Speedway
, and you can be sure I'll
walk by the back of the truck every speedway night even if it's just to say 'g day'.
As we know all too well, we must live life to the fullest. And that is exactly,
the Krikke way of life!"
Daniel
Beard - 2001 Knoxville Hall of Fame Australian Media Member of the year and
webmaster of Sprintcarworld

"G'day
John and Ron,
Regrettably here I am in a motel room in
Adelaide
at
1.15 a.m.
collecting emails when instead I
should be thinking about packing for a (Qantas!) flight to
Perth
and on to Bunbury for the Boys
Memorial. Sadly this clashing V8 Supercar commitment at the Clipsal 500 prevents
me from what my heart really wants to do.
I'd dearly like to be there with you to celebrate the lives of Darryl and Jason,
to remember their all too brief contribution to the sport of Sprintcar racing
and the indelible mark that they left for ones so young.
The
Krikke Boys Memorial continues to grow in prestige and recognition (nationally
and internationally) which is a fitting tribute, one which continues to
perpetuate their memory.
The Krikke family is unquestionably
Australia
's answer to the fabled Kinser clan,
there can be no higher praise than that. Here on the east coast the speedway
fraternity have fond memories of Darryl's rise to prominence and a potentially
stellar career tragically curtailed all too prematurely.
Please
accept my sincere apologies for my inability to attend, a situation I hope to
rectify next year as the Boys Memorial grows in stature. I trust the quality and
caliber of the competition are a fitting reflection of the esteem in which the
boys were held and my thoughts are with you during this time."
Jon
Evans - Editor Oval Express Magazine

"Speedway
is a sport that relies heavily on good family
ties and as far as that goes there is no stronger family in the sport
than the Krikke family
of WA. Ever since our first
trip over to Western Australia for World Series Sprintcars we have been
fortunate enough to be welcomed into their extended
family.
Our first trip over there
gave us our first glimpse of a young
fella that was undoubtedly going to be a champion of the future. His
name was Darryl Krikke, son of Ron. Our first glimpse of Darryl and he
finishes 2 places in front of his better credentialed father. One thing all good
racers realize is they need a good Crew Chief and the Krikke family was no
exception, hence Jason's desire to
fill that role, given Darryl's great early form, Jason
had a good handle on that side of the business.
I
remember the time Darryl was to start off of the front
row at the WSS round at Warrnambool and came together with Max and
withdrew because of steering problems and the time we all had a good
laugh at the
El Toro
motel in Liverpool NSW for the
Australian Title at
Parramatta
.
It
was with much sadness we learnt of the terrible accident
that took the lives of Darryl and Jason. I remember walking into the workshop
the day Trevor got the ill fated phone call from members of his family, I
thought from the look on Trevor's face a member of our family had
been taken from us, they had.
The
Krikke boys memorial is a race all Sprintcar drivers
aspire to win, congratulations to the Krikke family for establishing such a
great race and preserving the memory of Darryl and Jason."
Steven
Green - Managing Director,
Parramatta
City
Raceway

"Strong
memories still remain of 'The Boys' and their all too brief expeditions across
the Nullarbor to
Victoria
but with the continued exposure of
this prestigious race, Daryl and Jason will never be forgotten. Like everyone, 'DK'
left me with so many funny and memorable moments but nothing more treasured than
his right rear Hoosier on a weld wheel from his first ever 'Classic' A-Main.
Like the rest of
Australia
I thought it was the beginning of
great friendships and race careers for the talented West Aussies.
The stature of this event is only equaled by the immense respect the speedway
fraternity had for the popular duo. To Ron, John and families, be proud of the
"Krikke Boys Memorial" and be even prouder of 'the boys'!"
Regards,
Gavin
White - Race Announcer, Premier
Speedway Warrnambool & Avalon Int. Raceway

"I
would like to wish the Krikke family best wishes.
My thoughts and prayers go out to Ronnie and Johnny Krikke and the
memories of their sons. I never had the pleasure of meeting Daryl and Jason,
but I am sure they were talented drivers and gentlemen by knowing their
fathers. "
Donny
Schatz - World of Outlaws Driver

"Ron,
John and all the Krikke family, Sprintcar racing has no peer for excitement,
thrills and the unknown. Good racing gives us good memories, may this race give
your family cherished memories of the 'boys'!"
David Lander
- Promoter

"The
National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum
in Knoxville, Iowa, U.S.A., wishes the Krikke family of Western Australia
the very best for the annual Krikke Boys Shootout at the
Bunbury City Speedway. It is important to always keep the spirit of
Darryl and Jason Krikke alive, and we applaud the efforts of the Krikke family,
promoters, teams, sponsors, media, manufacturers and fans for doing just
that! Good-luck all!"
Tom
Schmeh - Executive Director, Knoxville Raceway Sprintcar Hall of Fame

"Hello
from the
USA
! I am racing at Devils Bowl this
weekend with the World of Outlaws, but I
know the Krikke Boys Shootout is coming up and I wanted to send my best wishes
to everyone at the event. I've had the opportunity
to spend a lot of time with the Krikkes' over the years and they
are some of the finest people our sport has to offer. Ryan was crew
member on our Elden Pennzoil WoO team a few years back and we had a blast
working together.
It's been a while since I raced in
Australia
, but
maybe one of these days I'll be able to make it back for
another round of racing down under. Once again, good luck and I hope you
all have a great event!"
Jac
Haudenschild - World of Outlaws Driver

"We
want to take a minute to wish everyone in
the Krikke family a big hello from
Ohio
! It's not everyday people get the
chance to run into folks like you, but we did just that in 2001. It was an honor
and a privilege to spend the afternoon with you before the Big One at Eldora and
we appreciate your tips in how to play Aussie Rules Football in the cornfields
here!
Our
best wishes for a safe and exciting event. We hope to see you
again on your next trip to the States!"
The
Bateman Family -
Clyde
, Chris, Jonathan, Emily, and
Molly

"Since
the tragic loss of the Krikke Boys five years ago their memorial race has
rightfully become one of Australia's most prestigious Sprintcar events. It has
grown in stature and I would like to congratulate the promotion team in
Western Australia
for their endeavor leading up to
this event. Best wishes to the Krikke Family and everyone else involved and with
the running of this year's event. I speak for all crow eaters when I say that
Ron and the Krikke family in general were always warmly received in
South Australia
!"
Lee
Hanatschek -
Speedway Announcer and PR manager

"It
is an honor and pleasure to know the Krikke family. The Hospitality shown by the
Krikke family when I visited
Western Australia
was terrific and I assure
you such genuine kindness is not easily forgotten! May the running of the Krikke
Boys Shootout be a great one. Take it Easy!"
Mike Nelligan
- MSPN Photos

"May
I take this opportunity to wish the Krikke Family all the very best.
The Krikkes' are like a family to me - always have been. They are a big reason
why I love coming to WA to race.
Western Australia
is so very lucky to have the
Krikke family there as they are genuine, decent people who treat everyone as
equals."
Trevor
Green - Sprintcar Driver.

"Ron
Krikke – the people’s champion...
Whether
he was blasting to the front or shot-putting a second placed trophy into the
grandstand, RK or Boofa has always had the crowd going in some form or another.
That
famous three fingered waving action, that cheeky grin, that insatiable desire to
win – that’s what I remember about Ron Krikke.
I
remember him sticking Garry Sartori into the Claremont back straight fence big
time and then letting
Jeff Leisk
take the blame in the Kendrick team
car – thank God Ronny for identical colour schemes.
Letting
the odd ‘f’ word go as he bumbled through Celebrity Head at the Driver’s
Revue, dancing with Shane Murphy with a VB can in his hand at that same show.
If
you ever needed a crowd reaction – be that a boo or a cheer, Ronnie always got
them wound up.
But we all saw a human side of the man who was often like a machine.
Tragic
events showed the fans who often booed him that the Bunbury Bullet had a big
heart.
Darryl
gave his Dad his fans back.
Boofa
is a true friend to so many people.
It’s a mark of his character and his personality that here you all are, some 3
years after he last raced a Sprintcar seriously, and we’re still celebrating a
glittering career.
A
lousy golfer – man you should hear him swear and smack the club into the
ground when the 3 wood goes astray – but a true friend, RK is indeed the
people’s champion.
Congratulations
Boofa on this honour and on two decades in Sprintcar Racing.
As Adam Brand once let me say in a song that was pretty popular at the time,
'Here’s the boss of the Sprintcar Bullring, the Bunbury Bullet banking the
cheque on the final corner. Krikke smokes ‘em, ooh yeah that one’s for the
boys!!!'
Good
on ya Boofa."
Wade Aunger - CEO World Series
Sprintcars

"Well
another year has gone by without 'the boys'. it seems like not so long ago you
could hear Darryl's booming voice and laughter over everything else in the pits.
The Krikke family have been so good to the sport of Sprintcar racing and while
it has been good to them, it has also been cruel.
As
a family, the Krikkes' have been through everything. From the highs of winning
Australian and state titles (and numerous other big events) to the lows of
losing two of WA's best blokes.
Shane Krikke
's battle is proof
of their fighting spirit and while there is a race to be run and won, there is a
more important reason for the Krikke Boys Shootout - to remember a couple of
mates.
After the race, no matter who wins or loses, go to turn 5 and have a couple
drinks - FOR THE BOYS!"
David
Geneve

