Lake DePue PRO Nationals trivia challange

[racingfan1]

700 runabout

Just looked back at the programs and I think I saved myself buying a bottle of Jack for Steve. 1985 was the first year the PRO nationals returned to DePue. Bruce Nicholson was listed as the 700 winner in the 1985 program for the 1984 Nationals race , where ever they were held in 1984. David Westbrook won in 1985 and Todd Brinkman won the last ever 700 title in 1986.

[racingfan1]

question 5

26 years and 461 National titles won at DePue. So here is the question - Drivers from what 5 states have taken home the most titles?????

[RLR]

states

Washington, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Florida

[John Schubert]

Most Titles

Washington, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Florida

What Ray, no New Jersey? LOL

[racingfan1]

Close Ray , but not correct . You will have to start from scratch and guess all 5 because to say which are wrong and right would make it to easy !!!!!!

[John Schubert]

Depue titles

Washington, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Florida

Wisconsin for sure because of Waldman, Hering, Gibson maybe Bruce Summers & Nydahl & others. Minnesota because of Simison, Hoppenrath & Wayne Walgrave. Illinois because of the Quincy gang & the Brinkmans. Missouri because of Seebold, Bill & Eilleen Van.And maybe Florida because of the huge Eldridge clan.

[RLR]

I could I have forgotten John??????

What Ray, no New Jersey? LOL

Washington, the CRR, CRH. CSR. CSH bunch-- John had my thinking her with Nydahl's, Waldman, and Hering, Stahl's and other Wisconsinites, Indiana with the Kirts Clan, Illinois Quincy boys, Michigan with the Thirlby group, and Chris Chirstie covering ALL of NJ.LOL

[racingfan1]

Sorry John and Ray both are incorrect!

Remember the opening of this thread. The answers for all these question will only go back to when the Nationals returned to DePue in 1985, if that helps any.

[RLR]

Washington, Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Kansas

[John Schubert]

Depue winners

Washington, Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Kansas

I agree mostly with Ray, but substitute Texas for Kansas, or maybe Georgia.

[rcnfan71]

Hmmm, Washington, Michigan, Florida, Illinois, Texas

[racingfan1]

So close , but still a no go.

[Doug Hall]

Way to go ray

Ray, thanks for the kansas vote. Since 85 we could be close

[1100-one]

I thought rcnfan71 had it with the exception of Ill. I thought of Indiana in its place.

Wash, Mich, Florida, Ind, and Texas.

[racingfan1]

Still a big no. A lot of real real close guesses tho.