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Once again that adversityonly makes him run stronger, as he pulled off the Track Championship at Adams County Speedway with the new car. He also finished 3rd at Nebraska Raceway Park, 5th in the NASCAR MidwestRegion, and 3rd in Modified points at Adams County Speedway. Mark was also granted the NebraskaRaceway Park Hard Luck Award for the season, and the fans indicated they didn't mind orange onebit, as they once again voted his car the Best Appearing Late Model.There were also some trying times off the track for Mark during this time period. His secondmarriage ended in divorce in 2001. And the whole Wyman family suffered a dear loss, as Mark's mother passed away in October of that same year. The Wyman racecars now carry the message "In Memory of Shirley Wyman" on their panels as a special tribute to her and her dedication to thesport that has been such a part of the Wyman family for so long.Mark appreciates the sponsors that have helped him achieve his success. They are Zikas - Peachtree Windows and Doors, Wyman's Ford, Little Debbie Snack Cakes, J.D. Wyman Motorsports, 42 Bodies, Crane Distributing, Eurowood Cabinets, Steve's Lawn Care, Charley's Speed & Machine, and Kosiski Racing Products. The crew consists of Jim & Glenda Wyman, Tom Bailey, J.C. Wyman, Jared Wyman, Jack Wood, and Ken Crane. Mark also appreciates the help he has received from the other racers during his career. "It's neat that I race against many of the same drivers, and now their kids, that my dad raced against back when I was growing up," Mark says. "The Kosiskis and Bill Martin are some of the greatest mentors out there. If I have racing questions or just want to chat, these guys are always there for me!" Mark is also thankful for

Regular visits to victory lane. These are but a few of the traits associated with the racing Wymans that the local racing fans have witnessed over the past five decades. Our Dirt Driver Spotlight focuses on the man now leading his long family racing heritage through the 21st century.Mark Wyman, the third in a family of six brothers, was born on Halloween Day, 1960 in Fremont, Nebraska to Jim and Shirley Wyman. Hegrew up south of Fremont until the age of ten. Mark spent many weekends and holidays during his childhood at the local racetracks watching his dad wheel the #14 Late Model on the dirt. "Gentleman Jim," as he was known in those days, started racing stock cars in the late 50's and battled weekly against drivers such as Bob Kosiski, Dave Chase, Bill Martin, Glenn Robey, Jack Golder, and Keith Leithoff. Jim was among the best in the business, winning numerous A Features, including a streak of 11 in a row, as well as several Track Championships during his career. He piloted Fords while many of the other top racers drove Chevrolets. "I grew up with a big Ford versus Chevy, Wyman versus Kosiski rivalry," Mark says. "It still remains that way today!" Although the racing was fierce on the track, the camaraderie between the racers was close in the pits with each of them willing to help the others out when needed. "One of my favorite 'old days' memories is when my dad's car broke one Sunday night at Sunset, and Bill Martin let him drive his Chevelle," Mark remembers.The Wyman family moved to Oakland, Iowa in 1970 when Jim, who was previously a carpenter, made a career change and became a car salesman. Jim sold Fords for two years at Baller's Ford Center and also raced

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