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(Bill W) May 31, 2010 – Two solid weeks of results at the Knoxville Raceway have Skip “Action” Jackson just one point out of the top five in points. The runs come before a big three-night race week with the World of Outlaws Thursday through Saturday.

On May 22, Skip started outside row six for the main event. “We were a little tight early on, and unfortunate-ly, we didn’t qualify too good (14th),” he says. “The first half of the race, we were o.k., but a little tight.”

After running in place for much of the feature, Skip caught fire towards the end and started picking cars off. He would register fourth at the checkers, and earn hard-charger honors for the night. “The track wore out as the race went on, and we kept getting better and better,” says the two-time Knoxville Raceway track champion. “It was nice to pick off a couple of cars at the end.”

There has been some added experience in the pits the past two weeks in the form of wrench Troy Renfro. “Troy has been helping us out the last couple of weeks, but I think Larry (Woodward and driver Johnny Herrera) is ready to go back racing now,” says Skip. “It was good to have Troy around.”

Last Saturday night, in front of the biggest weekly crowd in recent memory, Skip qualified 13th in the 21-car field. After winning his heat handily, he again moved forward in the feature. “We went from tenth to seventh, so we weren’t terrible,” he says. “We just weren’t good enough to get that last little bit that we needed. We’re going to keep working at it. The guys up front were going really good.”

The big crowd on Pella Corporation night was not lost on Skip and he hopes it can continue. “That was the best crowd I’ve seen in years and years,” says the veter-an. “Hopefully, there will be some of those people that want to come back.”

The World of Outlaws, and several other invaders will be in this Thursday through Saturday for the Mediacom Shootout Hall of Fame Classic. Skip looks forward to the challenge. “They bring out the best in you,” he says of the WoO. “Sometimes you get hammered pretty hard when they come in, but they give you a good reality check. I like racing with them because it makes you get better.”

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DRIVER SKIP JACKSON - ‘97 & ‘98 Knoxville Champion

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(Bill W) April 27, 2010 – For a eighteenth year, Skip “Action” Jackson returns to weekly racing at Knoxville Raceway in the familiar J&S Auto Sports #2. Skip is a two-time track champion at Knoxville, and has never failed to finish outside of the top ten in the final point standings. He has finished in the top five in fourteen out of seventeen seasons at the famous ½ mile.

Last winter, Skip had an opportunity to run where it all started…the Parramatta City Raceway near his hometown of Sydney, New South Wales in Australia. Twenty years ago seems like yesterday. “My first time in a sprint car was Christmas night of 1989,” reminisces Skip. “I’m just very grateful to have the people around me helping, and to be able to do this as long as I have. I’m just as excited as when I started driving, and when I first came here in 1991. It was just a huge deal just to race here (America) in the first place.”

As far as the car goes, outside of Good-year tires, not much has changed for 2010. “We’re back with J&J chassis and Shaver Mo-tors, of course,” says Skip. “Slideways Karting Center and Turfwerks are among the part-ners who are helping us out again. We’ll be racing at Knoxville every Saturday night.”

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CAREER SPRINT CAR STATISTICS/ACCOMPLISHMENTS Championship: 1993 Parramatta City Raceway in Australia 1996 Parramatta City Raceway in Australia 1997 Knoxville Raceway Champion in the U.S. 1997 World Series Sprint Car Champion in Australia 1998 Knoxville Raceway Champion in the U.S. 1998 World Series Sprint Car Champion in Australia 1999 World Series Sprint Car Champion in Australia 2000 - 2001 Australian Champion

1985 Second in New South Wales Dirt Championships1991 Started racing in the U.S. finishing 14th in his 1st Knoxville Nationals1992 Finished 4th in points in first full season at Knoxville Raceway1993 Parramatta City Raceway Track Champion1994 Won first feature event at Knoxville Raceway in U.S.1995 Won New South Wales Sprintcar Title Won Australian/American Challenge1996 Won second NSW Sprintcar Title Voted Australian Driver of the Year Won Racer’s Racer Award - Most respected racer among race rivals in Australia Winner of Kele American /Australian Race at the Knoxville Nationals Voted Australian driver and team of the year World Series Sprint Car Championship& Knoxville Raceway Track Championship1998 Knoxville Raceway Champion & World Series Champion Voted Motorsports News Australian Competitor of the year Voted Australian Driver of the year, Warrnambool Classis Champion in Australia Kings Challenge Champion - Mt. Gambier in Australia National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Driver of the Year 1st Australian to be ranked among the top 30 driver in the world by U.S. Sprint Car Poll (28th) Winner of the Kele Associates American/Australian race at Knoxville Nationals Finished 2nd to Jeff Swindle at the Knoxville Nationals preliminary feature1999 Voted Motorsports News Australian Competitor of the year Voted Australian driver of the year (4th year in a row) 11 Feature wins World Series Sprint Car Champion Won the Lyle Boyd “Hard Charger” Award2000 Gained valuable experience racing with the toughest circuit in the United States in Pennsylvania Finished in the Top 10 in points race at all three tracks (Williams Grove, Selinsgrove & Port Royal)2001 Won Australia’s most prestigious race “The Australian Title” Finished 5th in points at Knoxville Raceway2002 Finished 2nd in points at the Knoxville Raceway 2003 Finished 5th in points at the Knoxville Raceway with 2004 Finished 3rd in points at the Knoxville Raceway. Finished 3rd in World of Outlaw race in June coming from 13th in the B Main2005 Finished 5th in points at the Knoxville Raceway. Qualified for the A-Main at the Knoxville Nationals.2006 4th in Points at the Knoxville Raceway. 2007 4th in Points at the Knoxville Raceway, Named one of the greatest 100 auto racing drivers in Australian history, joining only six other short-trackers on the list

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help form the J&S Auto Sports team. “With good people like my brother, Paul, and Rob-bie helping me…it makes a huge difference,” says Skip. “Hopefully, we’ll do a good job for them, and I’m happy to have my family in the stands watching us race.”

For an unprecedented fifth straight time, Skip was voted the most popular driver among the young fans at Knoxville. He accepted the Junior Fan Club 410 Driver of the Year award at the banquet in November. “I’m very grate-ful for that,” he says. “The kids are great, and I appreciate them coming down. I remember when I was a kid, and it was pretty special for me. I can understand what it’s like.”

Although the Slideways/Turfwerks #2 will still have a primarily black look, there will be some changes in design. “Graffiti Graphics just did a heck of a job with the car again this year, and I think the fans are going to like it,” says Skip. “I’m not much of a graphics guy, but they did a great job with the car.”

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SKIP JACKSON - J&S AUTO SPORTS2009 SCHEDULE/RESULTS

May 1 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA 9 - 15.685 4 1 9 2 2 Knoxville Cup Rnd 1 May 8 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA 38 - 17.223 10 5 20 13 6 Knoxville Cup Rnd 2 May 15 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA 17 - 16.595 1 1 14 13 6 Knoxville Cup Rnd 3 May 22 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA 14 - 15.960 2 5 12 4 6 Knoxville Cup Rnd 4 May 29 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA 13 - 16.014 2 1 10 7 6 Knoxville Cup Rnd 5 June 3 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA World Of Outlaws June 4 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA World Of Outlaws June 5 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA World Of Outalws June 12 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Cup Rnd 7 June 19 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Mid Season Championship June 26 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Cup Rnd 9 July 3 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Cup Rnd 10 July 10 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Twin Feature #1 July 10 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Twin Feature #2 July 17 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Cup Rnd 12 July 24 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Cup Rnd 13 July 31 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Cup Rnd 14 Aug. 7 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Race Aug. 11 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Nationals Night 1 Aug. 12 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Nationals Night 2 Aug. 13 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Nationals Night 3 Aug. 14 Knoxville Raceeway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Nationals Night 4 Aug. 28 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Knoxville Cup Rnd 15 Sept. 4 Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA Season Championshi5

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SKIP JACKSON - CAREER WINS 1990 - 2009

SKIP JACKSON SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

Skip exploded on the scene at PCR. He recorded the fast time of the night at the World Series Sprintcars (WSS) stop (13.890), and won three races during weekly competition. Back in the U.S., he would pilot the Sid Moore #2AU car at Knoxville. Debuting on June 15 with a sixth place finish, he went on to qualify for the main event in his first Knoxville Nationals ever. He finished fifth on his preliminary night, and ran 14th in the finale. His best weekly finish at Knoxville came the Saturday before Nationals when he followed fellow countryman, Max Dumesny to line, having surged from 11th.

Driving for legend Bob Blacklaw at PCR, Skip won two races and finished third in points at PCR in the #78. He drove the Robuck #12 at Knoxville and finished a respectable 4th in points in his first full year at the Sprint Car Capital of the World.

Skip claimed the first championship of his career at PCR. Driving for Brian Linigen and Rob Worthington, he claimed two wins. Driving for the Robuck team at Knoxville Raceway, he claimed tenth in points. It would be the only year to date that he competed full-time at Knoxville and finished outside of the top five.

Again driving for Linigen and Worthington at PCR, Skip finished in the top five in the standings. Skip scored his first Knoxville Raceway win by piloting the Robuck #12 to victory on Twin Features Night, July 9. A strong season saw him finish third in the points race.

For the first time, Skip teamed with his brother Paul “Down Under”. The pair was helped by Sid Moore, who supplied a car, and Bill Gibson Freight. The team caught fire towards the end of the Australian summer and pulled down five wins. Skip made the switch to the VanderEcken #10 team back in the States. He set a Knoxville six-lap record on August 5. He was fifth in the points hunt at Knoxville, and qualified for his second Knoxville Nationals finale, after a second place run on his preliminary night. A highlight of the weekend was his Australian/American Challenge win on Friday night. Skip also recorded a win at U.S. 36 Raceway near Osborn, Missouri on October 14.

Skip was voted Australian Driver of the Year and won the “Racer’s Racer” Award from his peers in his homeland. The awards followed an excellent season in which he teamed with brother Paul to win another championship at PCR and record eleven wins. Skip continued with the VanderEcken team through the Nationals in August. He garnered a win with them, before joining the Serace, Inc. #55 team. A win at the end of the year, foreshadowed a good run with the team. He finished third in the points race at Knoxville.

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Skip started racing go-karts in the Sydney area.

Skip was second in New South Wales Dirt Championships.

Skip started racing Compact Speedcars (3/4 midgets) at Liverpool Speedway and learned much from Rob Worthington. Lessons learned included the manufacture and set-up of cars from the ground up. Much can be attributed to today’s sprint cars and Skip’s dream of driving them.

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Skip won eleven times “Down Under” and recorded his second WSS title in a row. Skip recorded six wins (Claremont, Bunbury, Speedway City, Mount Gambier, Nyora, Newcastle) and recorded six quick times during the series run. He was voted Motorsports News Aus-tralian Competitor of the Year, Voted Australian Driver of the Year for the third consecutive time, won the Warnambool Classic, won the King’s Challenge at Mount Gambier, and was voted the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Australian Driver of the Year. Back at Knoxville, Skip dominated the competition in the #55 with seven feature wins. Skip led 120 feature laps on the season to lead all competitors. He won his third Australian/American Challenge at the Nationals, and qualified for his fourth finale, by strength of a second place finish on his preliminary night. He recorded another win at Huset’s Speedway on May 17.

In a fierce battle with Randy Hannagan, Skip pulled off his third WSS title in a row in the #7. The team was the only one to finish every race in the series. He had two wins (Speedway City, Newcastle) and two quick times. The team won five races overall in Australia. For the second year in a row, he was voted Motorsports News Australian Competitor of the Year, and for the fourth year in a row, was voted Australian Driver of the Year. Back in the U.S. Skip finished a close second to Terry McCarl in the Knoxville point race. The #55 won five times and led the most feature laps (96). Skip also showed his passing ability by winning the Lyle Boyd “Hard Charger” Award. He won the Season Opener at Knoxville for the second year in a row, won at Huset’s on May 23 and with the IRA at the famous Terre Haute (IN) Action track on April 10.

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1999Skip teamed with Terry Darvil and Bill Gibson to win WSS championship in his first year running the entire schedule in the #7. He recorded three wins with the series (Claremont, Mount Gambier, Speedway City) and recorded seven fast times. He registered ten wins overall in Australia and was again voted Australian Driver of the Year. The racing team received the same honor. Back in the U.S., teaming with the Serace, Inc. #55 team paid off big time. He won the Knoxville Raceway track championship recording two wins along the way. He qualified for his third Nationals finale, and won his second Australian/American Challenge, paying $5,000 to win. He won his first career feature at Huset’s (SD) Speedway on May 18, and won his first Interstate Racing Association (IRA) feature at the Grant County Speedway in Lancaster, Wisconsin on September 6.

Skip returned to Australia to help out car owner Barry Lewis and began his sprint car career driving Lewis’ car at Parramatta City Raceway (PCR) near Sydney.

1984

Skip arrived in the U.S. and helped Danny Smith, who was driving the Hammond/Gennes-see Beer #56. Skip was on a crew with Brad & Steve Fox, who now field the non-wing car of 2006 Driver of the Year, Jon Stanbrough.

1. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia November 2, 19902. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1990/1991 Season3. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1990/1991 Season4. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1990/1991 Season5. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1990/1991 Season6. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1990/1991 Season7. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1992/1993 Season8. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1993/1994 Season9. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1993/1994 Season10. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa July 9, 199411. Parramtta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1994/1995 Season12. Parramtta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1994/1995 Season13. Parramtta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1994/1995 Season14. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1994/1995 Season15. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia 1994/1995 Season16. US 36 Raceway Cameron, Missouri October 14, 199517. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia December 16, 199518. Australia Granville, Australia 1995/1996 Season19. Australia Granville, Australia 1995/1996 Season20. Australia Granville, Australia 1995/1996 Season21. Australia Granville, Australia 1995/1996 Season22. Australia Granville, Australia 1995/1996 Season23. Australia Granville, Australia 1995/1996 Season24. Australia Granville, Australia 1995/1996 Season25. Australia Granville, Australia 1995/1996 Season26. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia January 10, 199627. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia January 13, 199628. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa June 8, 199629. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa August 31, 199630. Claremont Speedway Claremont, Australia November 29, 199631. Australia Australia 1996/1997 Season32. Australia Australia 1996/1997 Season33. Borderline Speedway Mt. Gambier, Australia January 2, 199734. Speedway City Richmond, Australia January 3, 199735. Huset’s Speedway Brandon, South Dakota May 18, 199736. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa June 28, 199737. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa August 9, 199738. Huset’s Speedway Brandon, South Dakota August 31, 199739. Grant County Speedway Madison, Wisconsin September 6, 1997

A Mains: 705 Wins: 88 Top 5: 301 Top 10: 482 Top 15: 582 Top 20: 657

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SKIP JACKSON - SEASON HIGHLIGHTS (cont.)

Skip finished third in WSS points behind Brooke Tatnell and Donny Schatz, and suffered a few DNF’s and a couple crashes. He recorded one WSS win at Horsham and registered three quick times. He picked up the $10,000 to win race at Baccus Marsh before Christmas (’99). He also won “The Australian Title” race. After some strong seasons racing at Knoxville, Skip decided to test the tough central Pennsylvania circuit. Driving the famous Zemco #1z through May 16, he then finished the year in the Keen #53. Despite racing with some of the best locals in world, Skip was able to post a win at Port Royal Speedway on March 25. Despite driving for two teams, he finished in the top ten in points at Williams Grove Speedway, Selinsgrove Speedway and Port Royal. Despite recording the second quick time of the night in his return to Knoxville during the Nationals, a heat incident took him out of contention in one of the lightest cars ever weighed at the famous half-mile.

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Teaming with the Krikke #2 team, Skip started clicking in the middle of January and finished third in WSS points behind Tatnell and Dumesny. He recorded one win (PCR) and three quick times. After a rubber-down track at Horsham, the team had the “honor” of being the first to be DQed for the weight rule in Australia. Skip won “The Australian Title” race for the second year in a row. Skip returned to Knoxville, and to the #55 team, now owned by Tony Vermeer. The team finished fifth in the points and recorded one win. Skip was named Knoxville Raceway 410 “Sportsman of the Year”.

Teamed with the Krikke’s again, things didn’t go too well in Australia. Three total wins were recorded, but none on the WSS tour, where he finished fifth. Driving the Robinson #21, Skip was had a very strong season. He finished second to McCarl in the points and recorded two wins.

Skip did not race in Australia, but formed the J&S Auto Sports #2 team with friend Rob Sirfus and brother Paul Jackson for Knoxville. He recorded a third place points run and another Knoxville win. He was able to pull off his first 360 Sprint Invaders win, driving for the late famous car owner Rich DeReu. That win in the #50 came on September 25 at the Lee County Speedway in Donnellson, Iowa.

The racing was limited at PCR in Australia as the track made its transition to 410 sprints, but the J&S Auto Sports #2 team was strong at Knoxville getting another win and garnering fifth in points. Skip qualified for his fifth Nationals finale and was voted the “Junior Fan Club” Driver of the Year, an award given to the young Knoxville fans’ favorite driver.

Skip was honored to be voted among the 100 greatest drivers in Australian history. The list was bestowed by Australia’s biggest weekly auto racing publication, Auto Action Magazine. The J&S Auto Sports #2 team finished fourth in points at Knoxville. Despite the disappointment after running in the top three for most of the year, the finish meant that Skip has finished in the top five in points for an unprecedented 14 of 15 years racing full-time at Knoxville. He recorded a win in his last race of the year at 34 Raceway in Burlington, September 2. He drove the Mark Burch #1m on occasion in some 360 specials as well. Skip competed in his seventeenth career Nationals appearance, which is tied for 20th all-time. He was voted the Knoxville 410 “Junior Fan Club” Driver of the Year for the third year in a row.

As the family started growing in the U.S., Australian endeavors declined. A few forays at PCR were in the offing, but a third place run was best. Things kept rolling in the JTR Rac-ing #21 back at Knoxville, where Skip finished fifth in points and recorded another win.

Skip continued his limited schedule at PCR in Australia with his highest finish being third. At Knoxville, the J&S Auto Sports #2 won another feature and finished fourth in points. The win meant that Skip had had at least one win in every full year he had raced at Knox-ville (10 years). His 24 career wins rank ninth on the all-time list. Skip was again voted the Knoxville Raceway “Sportsman of the Year”, and “Junior Fan Club” Driver of the Year.

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40. Claremont Speedway Claremont, Australia November 28, 199741. Bunbury City Speedway Bunbury, Australia November 29, 199742. Speedway City Virginia, Australia December 29, 199743. Australia Australia 1997/1998 Season44. Australia Australia 1997/1998 Season45. Australia Australia 1997/1998 Season46. Borderline Speedway Mount Gambier, Australia January 2, 199847. Nyora Speedway Nyora, Australia January 4, 199848. Borderline Speedway Mount Gambier, Australia January 23, 199849. Premier Speedway Allansford, Australia January 25, 199850. Newcastle Speedway Tomago, Australia January 30, 199851. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa April 18, 199852. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa May 15, 199853. Huset’s Speedway Brandon, South Dakota May 17, 199854. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa June 6, 199855. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa June 13, 199856. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa July 11, 199857. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa July 18, 199858. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa September 5, 199859. Australia Australia 1998/1999 Season60. Australia Australia 1998/1999 Season61. Australia Australia 1998/1999 Season62. Speedway City Virginia, Australia December 4, 199863. New Castle Speedway Tomago, Australia January 7, 199964. Terre Haute Action Track Terre Haute, Indiana April 10, 199965. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa April 24, 199966. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa May 8, 199967. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa May 15, 199968. Huset’s Speedway Brandon, South Dakota May 23, 199969. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa July 10, 199970. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa September 4, 199971. Blue Ribbon Raceway Horsham, Australis December 28, 199972. Australia Australia 1999/2000 Season73. Australia Australia 1999/2000 Season74. Port Royal Speedway Port Royal, Pennsylvania March 25, 200075. Parramatta City Raceway Granville, Australia January 20, 200176. Australia Australia 2000/2001 Season77. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa July 14, 200178. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa June 15, 200279. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa August 24, 200280. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa May 3, 200381. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa July 10, 200482. Lee County Speedway West Point, Iowa September 25, 200483. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa July 30, 200584. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa July 15, 200685. 34 Raceway Burlington, Iowa September 2, 200786. Brisbane Speedway West Archfield, Australia Febuary 9, 200187. Parramatta City Raceway Gransville, Australia January 12, 200888. Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, Iowa July 19, 2008

2008Skip won his 25th career feature at the Knoxville Raceway, placing him ninth on the all-time list at the historic ½ mile facility. Skip drove the J&S Auto Sports #2 to an 8th place finish in the final 410 point standings at Knoxville. Skip ran 15 features with in the 410 class at Knoxville, posting four top fives and seven top tens. In January, Skip won for the first time on his home track since 2001. The victory came in Harry Delamont’s #14 at the Parramatta City Raceway near Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Skip was also voted the “Junior Fan Club” Driver of the Year at Knoxville for a record fourth time in a row.

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