#45 T-SHIRTS


USST CHALLENGE SERIES

STARTS 6
FEATURE WINS 2
FAST TIME 3
TOP 5's 3
TOP 10's 4

POINT STANDINGS
2nd Place - 544 points


ASPHALT LATEMODEL

STARTS 5
FEATURE WINS 0
FAST TIME 0
TOP 5's 1
TOP 10's 5
























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Despite mechanical problems at Memphis Motorsports Park,
Trista finishes 2nd in the USST Point Standings !

edited for content - courtesy of the USST Website
Within the magnitude of the marquee event was the fact that the 2009 USST Series Championship was on the line. #55 Jess Williams and #45 Trista Stevenson where poised to settle the title on the track while racing for the win. Both talented young drivers went out and raced hard rather than simply running back in the pack. The drama of the championship would take a dramatic twist as both trucks experienced mechanical challenges.

The old adage; “To finish first…first you must finish” came into play for the USST Series title. Both William’s and Stevenson’s trucks spent time in the garage and returned to competition in hopes of turning more laps than their rival. The title would come down to survival of the fittest. In the end Williams would best Stevenson for the title by 19 points in one of the closest finishes in USST Series history.



Victory Lane at Marshfield Speedway.

TRISTA STEVENSON TOPS USST FIELD FOR FALL SPECTACULAR WIN!

story by Wayne Brevick - content edited to USST news.
September 12, 2009: Marshfield, WI – This afternoon proved to be another exciting day of racing action at one of the finest paved ovals in the Midwest. Visiting the 2009 Fall Spectacular today was the United States Super Truck Challenge Series....

The United States Super Trucks proved to be very exciting with some of the best truck drivers in the country participating. Leading the USST to the green flag for their 50-lap feature event was John Wood and Larry Fitzsimmons. The two drivers ran first and second throughout the first 12 laps. On lap 13, Wood was finally able to clear Fitzsimmons on lap 13. It appeared Wood had the truck to beat; however, Fitzsimmons closed ground on the Wisconsin driver, and looked as he was going to retake the top spot. That was not to be today, however, Larry Fitzsimmons blew his engine entering turn one bringing out the caution flag.

A driver working her way through the field was Pocahontas, IL driver, Trista Stevenson. Stevenson, an eighteen year old driver that was fresh off her win at Nashville, was looking to be the first female to visit victory lane. Just pass the halfway point of the race, Stevenson started to put heavy pressure on the truck of John Wood. Read more....




Stevenson in Tune with Victory at Nashville Super Speedway!
#45 Trista Stevenson, of Pocahontas, IL held off a hard charging #55 Jess Williams and the Tennessee valley heat to capture her first United States Super Truck (USST) Challenge Series event of 2009; during the ASALMS Music City 100 weekend at the Nashville Super Speedway. The hot Tennessee sun did not play favorites among the United Sates Super Truck faithful. Warm temperatures and high heat had the truck motors on the ragged edge throughout the weekend. The enduring heat took a toll on several motors and teams as they endured the extreme temperatures. One team that was not affected was teenage sensation #45 Trista Stevenson. The teenage talent Stevenson showed her hand early as she blistered the Nashville Super Speedway at 145.563 mph in qualifying. Read more....

Trista displays the feature win trophy after her first USST victory.



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