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    Cahill Racing Annoucement

    Tomorrow afternoon at IMS. They will be making an official annoucement, entering a 2-car effort for Milka Duno and Jeff Mitrisin for the 2007 IRL season.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Starter
    Jeff Mitrisin

    Who?

    USAC driver ironically nicknamed "The Magician". Lets hope he doesn't "disappear" like most other Sprint car drivers in the IRL as of late.

    http://www.knoxvilleraceway.com/Driv...ile.aspx?id=89

    http://www.sprintcaronline.com/page19.html
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    A sprint midget racer ? His last name sounds very... Russian.



    Check out the Cahill logo on this 2004 sprint car picture.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mihai
    A sprint midget racer ? His last name sounds very... Russian.



    Check out the Cahill logo on this 2004 sprint car picture.

    Nope. An American from OK. I believe.

    http://www.knoxvilleraceway.com/Driv...ile.aspx?id=89

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    Of course he is American, I don't know any Russian named 'Jeff', but he is almost certainly a person of Russian descent.
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    Think too of the nickname of Bill Vukovich in 1952. ("The Mad Russian")
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobbyC
    Think too of the nickname of Bill Vukovich in 1952. ("The Mad Russian")
    If that nickname came from his last name it was not quite accurate. Vukovich sounds more like a Serbian or Croatian name rather than Russian.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mihai
    A sprint midget racer ? His last name sounds very... Russian.
    Whereas Andretti & Unser are good old American names?

    If you wanted a race with drivers with traditional American names in it, would Penske have to drop Sam Hornish and sign "Dances With Wolves"?

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    The beauty of America is everyone has a family tree that goes back to somewhere's else, even native Americans, who trace their roots back to the last ice age when they crossed over from Asia....mind you, I don't think records were kept!
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    ^If you do that the whole world would trace back to Kenya.

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