Kris "Bull" Lawson
Let's get it on!

Kris, known sometimes as Bullseye for his ability (in the early days of course) of turning his kart into a mechanical dart and the other karts into a ,dartboard, comes from Terre Haute, In. It was here where he went to high-school and college and where his interests were more towards fast times and fast women than fast karts. But once married that all changed (doesn't it for everyone?) and he began to find happiness in speed. It was in Terre Haute where he grew up tinkering with go-karts and dirt bikes but he didn't find true racing happiness until 1996 when he found...sponsorship! Bull finished 2nd in the 2000 season points championship at Ben Hur in Sr. Stock Super Heavy and 3rd in the 2000 and 2001 Indiana Dirt Championships.

Greg "Buzz" Allen
Takin'care of business.

Greg, better known as Buzz for his choice in hair cut(if you had a mop of curls like that you'd do the same) and his abilities, or lack there of, with a saw. However, if you're ever in need a quick leg amputation, Buzz is your man. Buzz comes from Greentown, IN originally and has lived in Terre Haute since meeting his wife there in college. While growing up in Greentown, Buzz raced everything from snowmobiles to dirt bikes, except karts. Little did he know what he was missing. Buzz finished 5th in the 2000 season points championship at Ben Hur Speedway in Sr. Stock Heavy and 5th in the 2001 Indiana Dirt Championships.

Jim "Honker" Burger
Show me the Money!

Honker started racing as an 8-year old, at tracks in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. After 3 years of family sponsored fun, the racing was traded in for other teenage pasttimes. With encouragement from Buzz and Bull, Honker put the drivers suit back on 7 years ago, winning the WASP racing series in 1996 and 1997. The most memorable racing moment came during a practice run at Lawson speedway, when Honker somehow got airborne, lost a shoe, and continued on. Honker finished 2nd in the 2000 season points championship at Ben Hur Speedway in Sr. Sportsman, 3rd in the Indiana Dirt Championships, and was the Indiana State Champion in 2001.