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Theriault Climbs In Points Following Adirondack Finish

Theriault  Climbs In Points Following Adirondack Finish  
MOORESVILLE,  North Carolina (August 1, 2007) - - It  wasn’t the finish that 
Michelle Theriault was looking for, but the rookie driver  persevered through 
a heavy attrition race to finish 20th at  Adirondack International Speedway 
Saturday night. 
The  Spraker Racing Enterprises team was banking on a previous test session 
at the  New York-based track to aid them last weekend. With rain washing out 
qualifying,  the field was set by 2007 NASCAR Busch East Series car owner points 
forcing the  teams to rely on the lone practice session to prepare themselves 
for the  event. 
In  practice, Theriault maneuvered 19th fastest with a time of 17.555  
seconds at 102.535 MPH. With qualifying canceled, Theriault would advance seven  
positions from her practice effort to take the green flag in the 13th  position. 
At  the start of the event, Theriault struggled with the unique track  
characteristics that Adirondack showed. With guidance from car owner and spotter  
Jeff Spraker, Theriault tried to advance herself through the field but cautions  
played against the NBES Rookie-of-the-Year candidate.  
While  attempting to adjust her lines around AIS (Adirondack International 
Speedway),  Theriault would fall victim to the leaders during a span of 
green-flag racing  taking her two laps off the lead circuit. While vying for the lucky 
dog award,  Theriault wouldn't get the break and would be forced to dig deep 
and battle to  the end. 
When  the checkered flag flew, Theriault roared across with a 20th place  
finish completing 148 of 150 laps. 
“It  wasn’t the run we were looking for,�?? offered Theriault. “I couldn’t 
find a  comfortable way around the track and it played against us. We can’t 
afford to  have finishes like this and while everyone is disappointed in the 
outcome, we  were able to bring the car home in one piece and gain some ground in 
the  standings. There is some light at the end of the tunnel.�?? 
Indeed,  Theriault did leap in the championship standings rising from 14th to 
 12th sitting 106 points from 11th place competitor Jeffery  Earnhardt. 133 
markers separate Theriault from entering the top-10 in the  championship chase. 
“Our  goal is to be in the top-10 by the end of the season. We made a major 
step  forward towards completing that goal Saturday night.�?? 
Next  up for the NASCAR Busch East Series is a race full of rights and lefts 
when the  series takes center stage at Lime Rock Park in Lime Rock, 
Connecticut on August  18.   
Before  returning to NBES schedule, Theriault and Spraker Racing Enterprises 
will leap  over to the ARCA RE/MAX Series to participate in the TOYOTA ARCA 
150 from the  1.333-mile track next Saturday. Theriault will carry her familiar 
colors driving  the No. 37 GLOCK, Inc. Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS.  
 
For  more on Michelle Theriault, please visit _MichelleTheriault.com _ 
(http://www.michelletheriault.com/) 

For  additional information on GLOCK, Inc and Team GLOCK, please logon to 
_GLOCK.com_ (http://www.glock.com/)   and _TeamGLOCK.com _ 
(http://www.teamglock.com/) 


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MEDIA  CONTACT: 
NAME: Chris  Knight, Spraker Racing Enterprises 
PHONE: 239.834.9797 
EMAIL: _chris@michelletheriault.com_ (mailto:chris@michelletheriault.com)    





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