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Scott Taylor (racing driver)

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regained the points lead by three points. The final two races were held on the same day on a wet track. Taylor finished second, three spots ahead of Evans to hold an eight points lead. Later that day, the water coolant in Taylor's truck poured out the overflow in the second lap and he ran the rest of the race with no coolant. The engine was able to continue without coolant and Taylor finished fifth to win the 2000 CORR Pro-2 championship.
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at the September Crandon World Championship weekend. He had new primary sponsorship from Miller Welders and won the Sunday world championship event. He led the entire race, broke the track 2WD track record, and won another Oakley Bomb Award for the fastest lap. Taylor finished sixth in the final season points with three wins and three Oakley Bomb awards.
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Taylor continued racing in TORC in 2010. At the final weekend at Crandon, Taylor had a podium spot on the Saturday race until his truck broke late in the race. On Sunday, he used the land rush start to begin the race in third place by the middle of the first lap - a spot that he maintained throughout
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and Rob MacCachren pressured Taylor for the entire event but Taylor held the lead to win his sixtieth Pro class race since 1999. Taylor had the fastest lap of the race (38.605 seconds) to earn the Oakley Bomb award. Later that season, Taylor and his family were the grand marshal for the Friday parade
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In 2012, Taylor said, "I’m going to do a real cool farewell tour next year with garments celebrating all the sponsors that have been with me. I still love racing, but after 40 years, it’s enough. There are other things I want to do in life." Taylor made his final start in the Heavy Metal Challenge
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Taylor was one point behind the points leader heading into the final points weekend in 2006. On the Saturday round he had to back off the throttle to avoid a crash and he was eighth in place. He passed several trucks by the sixth lap before a broken rear axle hub ended his day; he finished 14th in
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for the 2000 Pro-2 championship. In the fourth last round, he started eighth after the top eight trucks were inverted. He rose up to fifth by the end of the final lap and finished second behind Evans. Evans held the points lead going into the third last race. Taylor won the third last round and
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and he led the Sunday race of the first Crandon weekend (June) until the final lap. Taylor would end up with podium finishes at all three tracks. Taylor finished second at Crandon, third at the Saturday Chicagoland race, and fourth and third at Bark River. Taylor finished ninth in points after
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Taylor won his fifth straight CORR Pro-2 championship in 2003 after winning six of thirteen CORR races; he finished in the top five in each event. After winning the Pro Precision Gear Driver of the Year, Taylor was nominated by the American Auto Racing Writers & Broadcasters Association
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ended his chance at winning the championship. On the Sunday race, Taylor led for the first eleven laps before falling back after blowing a rear tire on lap 10 then later blew the other rear tire; he had to drive slower and finished third. Taylor finished third in the final points behind
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by 18 points going into the final two-race weekend. The track was wet and slippery on the Saturday race and Taylor finished fourth, two spots ahead of Evans. In the final round, Taylor finished in second place, one spot in front of Evans, to win his sixth consecutive Pro-2 CORR title.
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Miller Electric became a secondary sponsor for Taylor's truck in 2001. The CORR Pro-2 championship battle was tight, Taylor was within five points of Evan Evans heading into the final two rounds at Crandon. He ended up winning his third straight championship.
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In the 1999 CORR Winter Series, Taylor ended the decade by dominating the short series. He dominated the final race and won the series' championship with 253 points - 36 points higher than Dan Vanden Heuvel.
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For 2008, Taylor primarily competed in CORR along with selected WSORR events. Taylor and his crew had problems with their new truck and engine during the first half of the season. In the ninth CORR event at
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caught Taylor and Renezeder. Taylor passed Renezeder and LeDuc slowed putting Taylor three seconds ahead of Greaves. Greaves blew a tire and Taylor won the race becoming the first two-wheel-drive winner.
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near his hometown Belvidere. In 1979, he won the 4x4 Unlimited Memorial Day Challenge of Champions Showdown. Taylor won the 1980 Florida 400 Challenge of Champions Showdown. In 1981 he won the
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In 1998, Taylor joined most of the SODA drivers by switching sanctioning bodies to CORR. Taylor took second in the 1998 CORR Pro-2 championship to off-road racing rookie and multiple-time
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Taylor continued in Class 7s and won the 1990 championship. His full-sized trophy trucks career began in 1991 with his first season in Class 8. Class 8 had the premiere two-wheel-drive
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Taylor raced as a privateer racer with a limited budget and his family is a part of his pit crew. His wife Kellie is the team coordinator; He has two daughters Hannah and Karlie.
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championships in 1983 and 1984. He also started racing off-road trucks in 1984. Taylor ended the decade by winning the 1989 SODA Class 7s championship for the mini-pickup trucks.
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vehicles for much of his professional career and he joined the "Ford Rough Riders" group near the end of their five-year promotion in 1995. While a professional driver, he used
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Pro-2 race. The finishing order from that event was used to determine the starting positions in the next round. Six truck were inverted giving Taylor the pole position.
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Taylor won championships during the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s in the series that sanctioned off-road racing in the Midwestern United States. He racked up championships in
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in 1972, one year before he graduated from high school. Taylor began his off-road racing career in 1974 at the Indian Summer Sprints at the
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as primary sponsors. Taylor became the first Pro-2 driver to win the Governor's Cup at Crandon in 2002 and he was presented the trophy from
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During the 2012 season, Taylor announced that 2013 would be his final season. He only raced in four TORC weekends that season at Crandon,
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and his career peaked in the premiere two-wheel-drive truck class called Pro2. He retired from driving after the completion of the 2013
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failure on lap seven ended his day; he finished 12th in the race and fourth in the points. He had four wins and eight top 5 finishes.
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All-American Team in the At Large category. At that point, he was the winningest driver in CORR history having 34 wins in 93 starts.
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which generated about 800 horsepower. He returned to Class 7s in 1992 and won championships in 1992 and 1993; he became a
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four-wheel championship and he repeated the win in 1982. Taylor changed to unlimited buggy for 1983 and he won the
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in 1993. In 1994, he dedicated himself to just Class 8 racing; he won the championships in 1994 and 1996.
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giving Taylor a large lead. After catching and following Evans for two laps, Taylor clipped him and was
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In 1984, Taylor opened Taylor Off-Road Racing in Belvidere. The company manufacturers racing parts.
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Taylor began his involvement with motorsports as a child. In a 2012 interview with the
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the 20 truck field. On the Sunday race, Taylor passed into the lead before a
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In 2011, Taylor competed at all of the rounds except the final weekend at
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Jeff Frana took over as Taylor's crew chief in 2002. He continued to use
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With CORR and WSORR meeting their demise during the off-season, the
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Taylor started off 2005 by pulling quickly into third place at
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Schutte, Pat (2012). "Taylor Receives Jack Flannery Award".
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Taylor (in blue) in the pits after his final race at Crandon
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Sportspeople from the Rockford metropolitan area, Illinois
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Taylor won the 1997 SODA Class 8 points title over future
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In 2007, Taylor raced in CORR and its new rival series
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1993 SODA Driver of the Year & Best Pit Appearance
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Championship Off-Road Racing
World Series of Off-Road Racing
AMSOIL Cup
Crandon International Off-Road Raceway
Ford Motor Company
Roush Racing
Yates
Rockford Register Star
Volkswagen buggies
Lake Geneva Raceway
Montreal Olympic Stadium
SCORE International
Riverside International Raceway
Class 2
trophy trucks
factory driver
NASCAR
Walker Evans
Brendan Gaughan
Jimmie Johnson

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