- Calendar
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- Jakarta, November 2007
- Bladder Grabber, 2006
- World Champs, 2006
- Battle of the Alamo, 2006
- Houston, 2006
- Bladder Grabber, 2005
- US Nats, 2005
- Seguin, 2005
- Houston F2D Contest, 2005
- Northwest Regionals
- Top Dog 3
- US Nats, 2004
- World Champs, 2004
- Big Money Diesel, 2004
- Kingston
- Houston World Cup, 2004
- Bladder Grabber, 2003
- Team Trials, 2003
- Riverside, 2003
- Kiev World Cup, 2003
- Whittier Narrows, May
- Whittier Narrows, April
- Northwest Regionals
- Landres, 2003
- Houston World Cup, 2003
- Vintage Diesel
- Ekaterinburg, 2003
- Diesel Fizz, 2003
- Top Gun, 2003
- Frozen Fingers, 2003
- Toys for Tots, 2002
- Houston Classic, 2002
- Morgan Hill 80mph
- St. Petersburg World Cup
- Karl Marchinke Memorial, 2002
- Arlington 1/2A, 2002
- World Champs, 2002
- US Nats, 2002
- Bladder Grabber, 2002
- Big Money Diesel, 2002
- Top Gun, 2002
- WOLF, 2001
- Riverside, 2001
- US Nats, 2001
- Bladder Grabber, 2001
- Raider Roundup, 2000
- World Champs, 2000
- Scorekeeping
- Streamers
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This site was last updated on February 15, 2008.
Seguin, Texas was named for Colonel Juan Seguin who fought with General Sam Houston at the battle of San Jacinto. Later, he was a Texas Senator and Mayor of San Antonio. His name was not spelled "sequin."
Texas shall be free and independent,
or we shall perish in glorious combat.
Juan Seguin, 1836
George Cleveland, John Hess, and Richard Stubblefield won F2D
Pat Willcox, Gerorge Cleveland, and Richard Stubblefield won speed limit
Pat Willcox demonstrates the advantages of retirement
