Monday January 28, 2008. -
After a car destroying crash in last weekends SA 360 title it looked as though the hard charging Steve Caruso’s season may have been over. |
Friday December 28, 2007. DFR
Friday 28th December 2007, Adelaide, South Australia. Jason Johnson continued his sensational form to make it three wins in a row for the likeable American racer. On 26th December at Adelaide's Speedway City Johnson set only an average time trial to end up being seeded 10th. This was to be a long night was ahead for the DFR team. |
Sunday December 16, 2007. DFR
There were happy faces and happy feet with all crew in the DFR team following the win in round eight of Wanless World Series Sprintcar Championship last Saturday night. |
Sunday December 16, 2007. DFR
The Supaloc man of steel, Jason Johnson returned to the winners circle in round eight of the Wanless World Series Sprintcar championship conjducted at Latrobe International Speedway last night. |
Thursday October 25, 2007. DFR
Adelaide, Wednesday 24th October, 2007: Supaloc Managing Director Mr Kevin Weeks today announced that his company would continue as naming rights sponsor for the Disbury Family Racing Team for the 2007/2008 season. |
Tuesday October 23, 2007. DFR
“The Cajun Sensation” Jason Johnson, from Eunice Lousiana, is a confirmed starter for the 2007-08 Wanless World Series Sprintcars and team principal of the Disbury Family Racing outfit Darren Disbury is looking forward to another strong year with his American import. |
Sunday November 5, 2006.
Supaloc’s Man of Steel, Jason Johnson, continued his winning form in 2006 by dominating proceedings in the 21st Australian Sprintcar Masters at Adelaide’s Speedway City this evening.Johnson, who landed in Australia less than 24 hours prior, started from pole position in the 35-lap Feature race aboard the Disbury Family Racing prepared Supaloc-backed Maxwill powered Eagle chassis. |
Saturday May 13, 2006.
The "Racin Cajun", Jason Johnson showed a clean pair of heels to take wins in both his heat and feature race in the Gulf Southern ASCS showdown at Texarkana Speedway on Friday night. Driving the Lanny Row owned 41 Wesmar powered Eagle Chassis Johnson started his heat from position six. With cars headed in all directions and banging wheels Johnson took the unaccustomed low line early to be running in second behind Chris Sweeney. With four laps to run Sweeny got loose and that was all that was needed for Johnson to take the lead. |
Monday April 10, 2006.
Every racers fear was a reality tonight for the Lousianan born Sprintcar driving sensation Jason Johnson. Whilst leading the Gulf Southern ASCS event at Houston Raceway Park in Baystown, Texas with only three laps to run the 11 car erupted into flames. |
Tuesday March 21, 2006.
Tonight in the O’Reilly American Sprintcars on Tour meeting at Devils Bowl Speedway in Mesquite, Texas saw heat racing and qualifying run under dark and threatening skies. |
