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Press Release -- Allen Boyd of TCFM Wins LikeReal Nationals

1 post by 1 person · 15 Jan 2001 19:47 UTC - 15 Jan 2001 19:47 UTC

Eddie Pettit 15 Jan 2001 19:47 UTC#209588
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Eddie Pettit [email hidden] ALLEN BOYD OF TEAM CHECKERED FLAG MOTORSPORTS WINS THE LIKEREAL THRUSTMASTER LAN SPEED CHALLENGE PRO DIVISION NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COLUMBUS, GEORGIA - January 15, 2001 -- Allen Boyd of Team Checkered Flag Motorsports wins the LikeReal (http://www.likereal.com/) Thrustmaster Lan Speed Challenge Pro Division National Championship. The best Nascar3 drivers, having qualified in previous regional LikeReal LAN events, came from Canada, New York, Maine, Maryland, Indiana, Florida and other parts of North America. The Pro Division's Championship consisted of 7 races, IRP, Homestead-Miami, Watkins Glen, California, Talladega, Bristol-Night and Indy. Allen won 4 of these 7 races, Homestead - Miami, Watkins Glen, Talladega and Bristol-Night, allowing him to win the overall National Championship by 41 points. Complete results can be found at sim-racing.com. Team Checkered Flag Motorsports (http://home.triad.rr.com/tcfmracing/) was formed in January of 1998. TCFM got it's start in a pickup race where the two founding members, Jack Kloeber and Allen Boyd literally came together. They began to race together in pickup races and started exchanging setups. Allen asked Jack to team up with him in what would be his first year in a new league called SCOR. Jack agreed. They each brought along good friends to the team. Jack brought on Kevin Gerth (Kegg), the two raced each other by modem feverishly before the days of TEN. Allen brought along long time friend Charles Stevens (C_Stevens), who was really pumped when TEN came along, Allen had raced Charles quite often by modem with Nascar1. Team Checkered Flag Motorsports took its name from a racing restaurant "Checkered Flag" that was in Lakeside Industrial Park in Mooresville. Ironically, the restaurant is now gone, but TCFM racing is still around and we have no plans of "going out of business".

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