1997-1998:

Jack Hodge (Owner of Firstway Express, Marion, IN 1-888-777-2945) and Duane teamed
up for the '97-'98 Racing Season. Jack had been a car owner for about 12 years and owned one
1996 and two 1997 MasterSbilt Late Models. The 1998 season was to be the last year of racing for
Mr. Hodge. Due to a failing health, Jack Hodge passed away on August 20th 1998. Thus ending a
two-year friendship. In the two years that Duane and Jack Hodge competed, Duane was able to capture
9 Feature Wins and many Heat Race Wins.

1999:

Duane was selected to drive Christian Rayburn's (son of the famous C.J. Rayburn) Dirt Late Model.
Duane was a consistent top 5 finisher at most of the tracks he participated at. Duane was thrilled
to have had the opportunity to race for the Rayburn's and invites future potential owners to
contact C.J. and ask about Duane's abilities.

2000:

Duane drove for the Long-Time Respected car owner Marion Martin. They ended the
2000 Racing Season winning the Fun Fest, a three day event at Lawrenceburg Speedway, in Lawrenceburg, In.

2001:

2001 was a successful year for Duane Driving the #B1 car for Bob Breeden. They won
3 features at Union County Speedway and two features at Lawrenceburg Speedway not to mention
may top 5's for the season. Duane once again wrapped up the season winning the Fun Fest,
2 years in a row at Lawrenceburg Speedway.

2002:

Duane teamed up with car owner Keith Kennedy. They had a very consistent
year to be able to capture 7 feature wins and 28 top fives by the end of the racing season.
Duane was very pleased with the performance of the Warrior Race Cars out of Knoxville, Tennessee
and feels there is great potential in these cars and his driving styles.

2003:

With over a 60 event race schedule in 2003 Duane followed the ALMS Sunoco Series capturing
the Rookie of the Year title and finishing 6th in the points chase. Along with this series,
Duane finished 5th in the Eldora Speedway points, not to mention making one of the
biggest races of the year, the Dream 100. Being a first year team owner and driver, Duane
had put a lot together in one season and has came a long way in a year.

2004:

Duane followed up 2003 with a near-50 race schedule in the 2004 racing season.
Following the Northern All Stars Series for the first time, Chamberlain learned a lot with the opportunity to compete
at many different tracks during the season. He finished out the year with 2 wins, 6 Top 5's, and 14 Top 10 finishes.

2005:

Duane and crew once again followed the Northern All Stars Racing Series.
While competing in over 50 events that year, Duane picked up a $2,500 payday
on May 20th at Macon Speedway. In his first season behind the wheel of a Rayburn Race Car out of
his own stable, Duane was very pleased with the performance throughout 2005.

2006:

2006 proved to be Duane's best season to date. While competing
nearly 40 times, Duane picked up 4 wins, including the prestigious
"Barney Oldfield Memorial" on June 17th at Oakshade Raceway. The event paid $4,200,
Duane's biggest payday in racing. Along with the 4 victories,
he notched 13 Top 5's, with 21 Top 10 finishes.

Future Racing Goals:

Future goals for Duane will be to obtain a marketing partner that will allow him to run full time
on either the Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model Series or with the World of Outlaw Late Model Series.

Would you or your company like to become a marketing partner for Duane in 2008?
Please call (765) 962-5636 or e-mail us here: gfmm@gfmm.org

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