West Van's
bronco buster

SOME PEOPLE might refer to West Van's Paul
McAlduff as a bronco buster. The only difference
is that instead of just one horsepower to tame, the
31-year-old McAlduff manhandles upwards of 250
horsepower at a single time.

He 1s a 4x4 truck racer who
rides one of the meanest,
thundering, ground-gripping,
tire-torturing trucks im-
aginable and manages to win
his fair share of hiliclimb,
drag and _ wheel-to-wheel
races in western Canada.

McAlduff got his first taste
of competition eight years
ago in Manitoba when he
saddled up his trusty Inter-
national Scout Il. ‘‘The most
exciting form of competition
in this ‘mechanical rodeo’ 1s
wheel-to-whee!l racing,’’ he
claims. That is eight to ten
‘*tHeavy Metal’’ class trucks
geared up to race each other
on a closed circuit earth
track.

At Mount Cheam Raceway
near Chilliwack, B.C.
McAlduff and his
BFGoodrich-equipped truck
have churned dirt with the
best competitors and come
away with class victornes in
both drag races and wheel-to-
wheel competitions.

Now McAlduff, a resident
of West Vancouver, sets his
sights on a second Western
Off Road Racing champion-
ship title to add to his list of
past accomplishments which
includes five successive Top
Driver of the Year Awards,
three Super Stock Class
Championships and two Top
Eliminator drag titles while
racing in Manitoba After
moving to British Columbia
to open a business called Per-
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in Vancouver, he quickly
made himself known at Mis-
sion Raceway where he col-
lected top points in the
W.O.R.R.A. Street and Trail
competition.

Most weekends find him
racing somewhere with
assistance from a crew which
usually includes some family
members. His brother Mike,
and sometimes, brothers
Alan, or Mark crew for Paul
and as quick as they can
switch the All-Terrain Radial
T/A tires uSed for drag rac-
ing to the Mud-Terrain
Radial T/A tires he prefers
for wheel-to-wheel racing;
Paul is back racing to win.

Recently at a hillelimb in
Kelowna, B.C. he used his
tow vehicle, a 1977 Inter-
national Traveller to conqter
the hillclimb and place se-
cond in class around an
obstacle course. Racing takes
him as far away as Olympia,
Washington, but usually
when the dust or mud settles,
you will find Paul McAlduff
beaming a victory smile from
under his lucky B-F.
Goodrich race cap.

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