The Flying Dutchman Off-Road Racing Team

Flying Dutchman Off-Road Race Team

2008 CORR Schedule

April 26-27 - Pomona, CA

May 17-18 - Primm, NV

June 7-8 - Pomona, CA
July 26-27 - Chula Vista, CA
Aug. 16-17 - Pomona, CA
Sept. 13-14 - Chula Vista, CA
Oct. 25-26 - Primm, NV
Dec. 6-7 - Chula Vista, CA

2008 WSORR Schedule

May 31-June 1
Lucas Oil Speedway
Wheatland, MO
June 21-22
Crandon Raceway
Crandon, WI
July 12-13
U.P. 100 Raceway
Bark River, MI
July 26-27
Sunny View Raceway
Oshkosh, WI
Aug. 9-10
U.P. 100 Raceway
Bark River, MI
Aug. 29-31
Crandon Raceway
Crandon, WI

 

 

THE FLYING DUTCHMAN OFF-ROAD RACING TEAM

Dan Pro-2 # 77

Dan Vanden Heuvel, one of a few racers in the off-road series that has been around for 27 years. From the 30 mile race course through the woods and hills in Crandon to the short course track, now world famous in off-road racing. He's twice won SODA's Class 13 Championship and finished second three other times. In the past 5 years, he has finished in the top four in CORR's Pro 2 championship points, and in 1999 scored two wins and finished as runner-up in the season championship. In 2001, he scored 12 top-five finishes in 16 races, with a season best 2nd place at Antigo,WI, and a pair of second place finishes at the season-ending race at Topeka, KS. Dan finished the 2001 season in fourth place among the 20 drivers in CORR's Pro 2 Class. 2003 could have been the year for the Championship with a 1st and 2nd in the opening rounds, but a bad roll-over in Bark River, MI had the team on the downside. Not knowing if Dan could compete in the rest of the season, they still re-built the truck while Dan was healing. A scheduled month break was also a major help in getting Dan into the truck. He came back to lead the most laps in the next 2 rounds, but missed the finish line. So he and the team worked harder. They pulled an awesome feat by winning back to back rounds at the famous Crandon Raceway. Dan collected his 5th Crandon Championship ring ! ! With 7 top 4 finishes and a 2nd in the finale round, Dan got back to 4th place in the series. 2004 brought a similar start to 2003 with a 1st and 2nd in Antigo. Dan added 7 top 3 finishes to his season total including a wild win in Crandon. A new truck took Dan to the front for 2005. He took the Topeka event by storm with a 1st and 2nd. He was 3rd overall and the 2nd Pro 2 for the BorgWarner Shootout in Crandon. Then he went to San Diego to take back to back wins and secured 2nd place.....only 16 points away from the Pro 2 Championship. 2006 is a new year, with a new race team member, his oldest son, Dan Jr. He be racing the Pro-Lite class and trying to follow Dads footsteps as a Champion.