A NEW DYNASTY?(News)(Brief Article)

Byline: Curt Cavin Thiago Medeiros had the record-breaking season in the IRL's Menards Infiniti Pro Series in 2004. But fourth-place finisher P.J. Chesson had the break-out year. Driving a car prepared at Morris Nunn's shop, the 25-year-old driver from Far Hills, New Jersey, proved car control and tire management learned in sprint-car racing is critical to success in formula cars. Chesson started his first Pro Series race at Kansas Speedway in July and spun, but before the month was out he was on a three-race winning streak. The ...