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Silly Season Winding Down

Since the end of the Sprint Cup season in November, the sport has kept itself in the news by the number of moves that have been made and are still being made. Few organizations and this includes some of the biggest, have escaped from finding themselves in the middle of the conversations that sur-round what the sport likes to refer to as the silly sea-son.

You have to remember as

long as there is at least one owner looking for a driver the chances of another seat or two becoming available are highly likely. Richard Petty Motorsports entered 2012 looking for a driver for its fabled No. 43 team as A.J. Allmendinger left in Decem-ber to take over the ride that came open at Penske Racing when Kurt Busch and the organization decided to part ways.

The opening at RPM will never be mistaken for one of the top rides in the sport but

it is part of a two-car opera-tion that gets its equipment from Roush-Fenway Racing that makes it a competitive ride. The organization had a very respectable year in 2011 with Allmendinger finishing fifteenth in the points and teammate Marcos Ambrose winning the Watkins-Glenn race. David Ragan who raced for Roush-Fenway last sea-son was thought to be the front-runner to take over for Petty but in this sport there is always more to hiring a driver than just what is on his résumé.

Petty it seems is always looking for sponsorship to keep his two-car deal going so it was no surprise when he listened to the wants of sponsors Smithfield Foods and the Air Force. Those

Race By Steve MickeyTalk

two apparently wanted Aric Almirola who had been the driver of Dale Earnhardt Jr’s No. 88 Nationwide team.

The 27-year-old Almirola doesn’t come to RPM with-out any Cup experience. In 2007-08 he split time with Mark Martin driving for Ginn Racing and Dale Earn-hardt Inc. He started the fol-lowing year with Earnhardt Ganassi but that ride didn’t last through the season as it was shut down to a lack of sponsorship.

2010 found Almirola rac-ing in the Camping World Truck Series and it was there that he really started showing what he could do behind the wheel. He post-ed two wins that season and finished second in the points. He also ran a few Cup races for Phoenix rac-ing and RPM.

He was hired to drive for JR Motorsports last season where he put together a very consistent year on his way to a fourth place finish in the points. Even though Almirola had a year left on his contract with Earn-hart’s Chevrolet team, that seat becomes open as RPM gets support from Ford and it would not want one of its Cup drivers to be in a Chev-rolet in the Nationwide Se-ries. That ride then became the most coveted seat avail-able in NASCAR.

That seat wasn’t vacant long enough to get cold as JRM wasted very little time in naming Cole Whitt to drive its No. 88 Chevrolet. The move came somewhat as a surprise as there are still several drivers looking for a ride for next season that have resumes that in-clude both Nationwide and Sprint Cup experience.

Whitt will be coming to JRM after spending last

season driving in the Camp-ing World Truck Series for owner Stacy Compton. The team raced with very little sponsorship but Whitt was still able to finish ninth in the points and maybe more importantly finished every race but two with both of those two DNF’s coming be-cause of engine failure.

It was his ability to take care of equipment and to al-ways be running at the end of the race that caught Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s attention. He joins a two-car operation at JRM that also has Dan-ica Patrick as a driver and

the organization will field a third car at selected races this season.

PIT NOTES: Rusty Wal-lace has announced that he is shutting down his two-car Nationwide operation that fields cars for Steve Wallace and Michael Annett. The former Sprint Cup cham-pion said that there wasn’t enough sponsorship to fund both teams at a competitive level. Wallace said he is still trying to put together a deal where his son Steve could compete this year but that he wouldn’t fund it out of his own pocket.

By Joe HiteC-T Staff Writer

The members of the grand jury, selected to serve dur-ing the September 2011 term of Allen Circuit Court, submitted this final report to Honorable Judge Janet J. Crocker last Tuesday.

We the Grand Jury em-panelled by Your Honor on September 14, 2011, re-spectfully report that, pur-suant to the Court’s charge to us we have investigated all felonies brought before us, alleged to have occurred in Allen County, Ky., of which we had knowledge or have received information or which have been referred to us by the Allen District Court. We have been in ses-sion for a period of seven (7) days and have heard testi-mony from a number of wit-nesses. We have returned fifty-four (54) indictments. We have returned zero (0) No True Bills. We remanded one (1) case to Allen District Court.

In addition to the testimo-ny we have heard concern-ing alleged commission of crime within Allen County, we have also heard testimo-ny regarding other matters and have considered other matters which we deem sig-nificant in our community. Our report with regard to those matters is as follows:

(A) Inspection of Public Properties.

The grand jury inspec-tions of public properties are a matter of custom only.

The law does not require such grand jury inspections. We have confidence in the governmental bodies, ap-pointed boards and other groups who are directly re-sponsible for management and maintenance of public properties in Allen County. We have received no infor-mation which leads us to be-lieve that public properties in Allen County are not be-ing appropriately managed and maintained. There-fore, we have chosen not to make any inspections of any county-owned or city-owned properties at this time.

(B) Referrals of Pend-ing Matters.

Pursuant to Rule 5.22 (2) of the Kentucky Rules of Criminal Procedure, we re-fer the following matters to the next grand jury for their consideration:

Jeffery C. Stinson, Jeffery L. Copas II, Tony Green-field, Adron E. Bullington, Wallace M. Gaddis, Joshua R. Beach, Holly Ann Bunch, James D. Brummett, Robert L. Britt, Penny Carol Bruno, Felicia Stephens.

Chadrick W. Meador, Joshua E. Duke, Michael D. Gregory, Danny M. Wil-loughby, Amber M. Ferrell, Holly Osterman, Rainey Burton, Wendy Lynn Bur-ton, David A. Dismond, Lar-ry E. Whitney Jr., Denzil William Burton.

Michael M. Whitney, Ash-ley Neil Sims, Brandy M. Rogers, Humberto O. Rogas,

(See Report, page 19)

Grand Jury Sends Final Report