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MSCS 6/11/20 4:45 PM

USAC/MSCS "Showdown"
 
The place to be Sunday night June 14th will be Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana!

This event will kickoff the 2020 dirt track season at the famous little dirt "class track" in southern Indiana. The event, tabbed as "The Showdown" brings two great series into one. The top MSCS racers will take on the top USAC drivers in the nation for 30 laps of dirt slinging excitement to claim the top prize of $5000.

Will see you at the speedway!

All times are central time.
Pit Gates 3:00
Hot laps 6:00
Qualifying 6:30
Racing 7:30

sprint38racer 6/11/20 5:42 PM

#17tothefront

Hoosiersprinter 6/11/20 9:23 PM

Anybody know anything about concessions? Assuming limited menu.

jim goerge 6/12/20 1:33 AM

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Originally Posted by sprint38racer (Post 528952)
#17tothefront

Gotta get by Cummins first lol:D

i love dirt track racing 6/12/20 8:08 AM

Our racing family is looking forward to a Sunday racing road trip to tss. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the racing family and friends and maybe a Kodak moment might happen. LOL. Have fun and enjoy all the great things that we all love. God bless America. Thanks.

Dirtfan 6/12/20 8:50 AM

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Originally Posted by i love dirt track racing (Post 528966)
Our racing family is looking forward to a Sunday racing road trip to tss. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the racing family and friends and maybe a Kodak moment might happen. LOL. Have fun and enjoy all the great things that we all love. God bless America. Thanks.

Are You Ready????🏴🏴

MSCS 6/15/20 12:37 AM

Tri-State Speedway Results!

HEAT RACE WINNERS:
Donny Brackett
C.J. Leary
Kyle Cummins
Stephen Schnapf

C-MAIN WINNER:
Mario Clouser

B-MAIN WINNER:
Kevin Thomas Jr.

FEATURE RESULTS:
Stephen Schnapf
Robert Ballou
Kevin Thomas Jr.
Carson Short
Justin Grant
Chris Windom
Chase Stockon
Brady Bacon
Jadon Rogers
Brady Short
Donny Brackett
C.J. Leary
Brandon Mattox
Charles Davis Jr.
Kendall Ruble
Max Adams
Aric Gentry
Kent Schmidt
Dustin Clark
Logan Seavey
Dakota Jackson
Kyle Cummins
Anton Hernandez
Johnathan Vennard
Dave Darland
Chayse Hayhurst

AustinSprinter 6/15/20 1:27 AM

USAC/MSCS "Showdown" @ TTS..
 
F/T..36d Darland....Cummins #3r...22nd..pulledr in Late with issues..was sliddin Backwards..standin with Levi in center...motioned as if his legs mita got fluid soaked??..never heard tho!!..
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BigWheel7 6/15/20 1:30 AM

Re: USAC/MSCS "Showdown" @ TTS..
 
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Originally Posted by AustinSprinter (Post 529068)
Cummins #3r...22nd..pulledr in Late with issues..was sliddin Backwards..standin with Levi in center...motioned as if his legs mita got fluid soaked??..never heard tho!!..
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Sounded like his motor let go a few laps before he pulled off.

Dirtfan 6/15/20 6:49 AM

Broken intake rocker.

Nate 6/15/20 9:51 AM

It was good to see so many familiar faces last night.

The racing last night was great IMO.

i love dirt track racing 6/15/20 11:52 AM

Definitely was a great time hanging out with all the great racing family. Nothing like hanging out with great friends and seeing some great racing events on a great Sunday at tss. Thanks guys had a great time. Thanks.

Nate 6/15/20 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by i love dirt track racing (Post 529084)
Definitely was a great time hanging out with all the great racing family. Nothing like hanging out with great friends and seeing some great racing events on a great Sunday at tss. Thanks guys had a great time. Thanks.

I'm not sure how far behind me you left but was pretty sure ya'll came booking it past me on 64 around Corydon. :3:

reeserx 6/15/20 12:05 PM

Well I liked the facility, I wasn’t impressed. I know coming in that I’d see a John Deere parade at least once but twice in one night turned me off. Track was really coming into shape for the heats then completely changed it. I think that’s the “local” advantage that people talk about. The feature wasn’t bad, one lane on the bottom but before I get killed, I know KT JR went from 15 to 3rd. I can appreciate the track, but I don’t think I’ll be making the 3 and half hour journey again.

jim goerge 6/15/20 5:27 PM

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Originally Posted by reeserx (Post 529086)
Well I liked the facility, I wasn’t impressed. I know coming in that I’d see a John Deere parade at least once but twice in one night turned me off. Track was really coming into shape for the heats then completely changed it. I think that’s the “local” advantage that people talk about. The feature wasn’t bad, one lane on the bottom but before I get killed, I know KT JR went from 15 to 3rd. I can appreciate the track, but I don’t think I’ll be making the 3 and half hour journey again.

I think they were using all three lanes, granted most were on the bottom which normally not how it is,also how can Tom working the track be a advantage, they (locals) don"t know how much more water he"s putting on track To me its a fair track to all with no holes or giant cushion . All the drivers know the rework will happen so its not a surprize are anything. :D

sw1911 6/15/20 7:24 PM

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Originally Posted by reeserx (Post 529086)
Well I liked the facility, I wasn’t impressed. I know coming in that I’d see a John Deere parade at least once but twice in one night turned me off. Track was really coming into shape for the heats then completely changed it. I think that’s the “local” advantage that people talk about. The feature wasn’t bad, one lane on the bottom but before I get killed, I know KT JR went from 15 to 3rd. I can appreciate the track, but I don’t think I’ll be making the 3 and half hour journey again.


It is not at all unusual for Evansville area to have multiple competitive drivers. They win some races at Tri State and there is a local advantage. Few things in life are as transparent as Tri State track prep. The more races you see there, the less likely you are to complain about the tractor parade. Watch the locals. When the tractors come out, they go outside for some tailgating for 20 minutes. I doubt many race teams think there is a local advantage.


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reeserx 6/15/20 7:49 PM

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Originally Posted by sw1911 (Post 529099)
This is rather hilarious. It’s not at all unusual for Evansville area to have multiple competitive drivers. They win some races at Tri State and there is a local advantage. Few things in life are as transparent as Tri State track prep. The more races you see there, the less likely you are to complain about the tractor parade. Watch the locals. When the tractors come out, they go outside for some tailgating for 20 minutes. I doubt many race teams think there is a local advantage.


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Like I said, I knew the tractor parade was coming, I just feel like the racin could of been better if the surface was left alone. Last night was better then anything I’ve seen all year because it was my 1st race of the year so I can’t complain too much

jim goerge 6/15/20 9:36 PM

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Originally Posted by reeserx (Post 529101)
Like I said, I knew the tractor parade was coming, I just feel like the racin could of been better if the surface was left alone. Last night was better then anything I’ve seen all year because it was my 1st race of the year so I can’t complain too much

So you know more about track prep than Tommy lol Maybe you should find you a track and show everyone how a race track should be prepped, Dude you"re a joke :D

reeserx 6/15/20 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by jim goerge (Post 529108)
So you know more about track prep than Tommy lol Maybe you should find you a track and show everyone how a race track should be prepped, Dude you"re a joke :D

I’m a joke because I have an opinion? I was never disrespectful towards you for you stating your opinion was I? No. That’s the beauty of racing, we can have different opinions, we can like different tracks, we can like different drivers. For me, I do not care for TSS and guess what, that’s ok. I know a lot of people on here do and I’m good with that. My favorite track is Kokomo. You don’t see me calling people jokes when they make a comment on Kokomo, do you? No you do not. Not sure if your going to midget week or not but if you do, I hope you enjoy it as much as I will.

MSCS 6/15/20 10:39 PM

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Points leaving Tri-State Speedway

32 Chase Stockon 65
14 Jaydon Rogers 63
4 Donald Brackett 63
28 Brandon Mattox 59
11 Brady Short 57
10 Aric Gentry 56
5 Max Adams 53
5 Kent Schmidt 52
3 Kyle Cummins 52
17 Kendall Ruble 50
54 Jonathan Vennard 49
17 Dakota Jackson 49
36 Dave Darland 48
20 Chayse Hayhurst 43
7 Critter Malone 30
84 Stan Beadles 29
7 Ryan Bond 28
45 Eric Perrott 27
61 Stephen Schnapf 25
98 Brandon Morin 25
77 Dustin Smith 25
75 Dustin Clark 25
74 Shane Cottle 25
71 Carson Short 25
71 Robert Bell 25
69 Brady Bacon 25
56 Mitchell Davis 25
53 Braydon Fox 25
47 Charles Davis Jr 25
33 Matt Westfall 25
30 C.J. Leary 25
27 Steve Thomas 25
19 Chris Windom 25
19 Logan Seavey 25
18 Jarrett Andretti 25
16 Harley Burns 25
12 Robert Ballou 25
9 Kevin Thomas Jr 25
7 Sam Scott 25
6 Mario Clouser 25
6 Chris Phillips 25
5 Anton Hernandez 25
4 Justin Grant 25
1 Anthony D'Alessio 25
1 Kurt Gross 25
32 Garrett Aitken 0
11 James Lyerla 0

opnwhlmnd 6/15/20 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by reeserx (Post 529086)
Well I liked the facility, I wasn’t impressed. I know coming in that I’d see a John Deere parade at least once but twice in one night turned me off. Track was really coming into shape for the heats then completely changed it. I think that’s the “local” advantage that people talk about. The feature wasn’t bad, one lane on the bottom but before I get killed, I know KT JR went from 15 to 3rd. I can appreciate the track, but I don’t think I’ll be making the 3 and half hour journey again.

Spot on. My least favorite track in Indiana. I have posted about it before and got hammered on here. I loved the giant cushion coming off turn four in the heats so what do we do ... lets get rid of that and make the bottom fast.

To each his own but just like in the current climate going on right now certain opinions will not be tolerated.

Love how we are not supposed to personal attack anyone here but you criticize Haubstadt here and "Dude you're a joke".

Nate 6/15/20 11:34 PM

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Prep is always outstanding at Haubstadt in my opinion. That track has sat idle for what? 8-9 months and last night there wasn't a lick of dust. Personally I'd rather wait an extra 15-20 mins to see a good feature than sit through a brown out like I do everytime I decide to give Eldora another chance. That said, I still left after the feature and made it home to the Louisville area just after midnight and thats losing an hour in the process. For someone making a 3 hour trip which is half the drive I had to make, I can understand the frustration but thats the price we ALL pay for chasing races.

As far as a "local" advantage goes, that's any driver running his home track. When I first moved back to Indiana, if you went to Kokomo like I did every Sunday night or for special shows...if your money wasn't on Dave Darland, you were nuts. You could say the same for every track in Indiana where local guys tend to run well or even on a wider scale, think of Brian Brown at Knoxville. Guys like that have turned thousands of laps at those tracks and the same is true at TSS with guys like Kyle Cummins. I was still impressed with Schnapf who, until a few years ago, was a modified guy and still was able to beat the best in non-wing sprint car racing.

At the end of the day, I don't think anyone can complain because thats the first sprint race I've seen live since like October. Like I mentioned earlier, if anything else, I was just glad to be back with my racing family. I've had a tough few weeks and having an afternoon of tailgating and racing does wonders.

Hope everyone chasing Midget Week is safe in their travels. I'll see y'all soon.

reeserx 6/15/20 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by opnwhlmnd (Post 529115)
Spot on. My least favorite track in Indiana. I have posted about it before and got hammered on here. I loved the giant cushion coming off turn four in the heats so what do we do ... lets get rid of that and make the bottom fast.

To each his own but just like in the current climate going on right now certain opinions will not be tolerated.

Love how we are not supposed to personal attack anyone here but you criticize Haubstadt here and "Dude you're a joke".

Funny how that works sometimes isn’t it? The facility itself is very nice but tearing up the track completely twice just did it for me. I do not know track prep nor have I ever said I do but I thought the track was coming in nicely and was shaping up for a “Kodak” moment instead of just one line being fast. Oh well! Onto the next one, I can’t wait for midget week to start!

reeserx 6/15/20 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Nate (Post 529117)
Prep is always outstanding at Haubstadt in my opinion. That track has sat idle for what? 8-9 months and last night there wasn't a lick of dust. Personally I'd rather wait an extra 15-20 mins to see a good feature than sit through a brown out like I do everytime I decide to give Eldora another chance. That said, I still left after the feature and made it home to the Louisville area just after midnight and thats losing an hour in the process. For someone making a 3 hour trip which is half the drive I had to make, I can understand the frustration but thats the price we ALL pay for chasing races.

As far as a "local" advantage goes, that's any driver running his home track. When I first moved back to Indiana, if you went to Kokomo like I did every Sunday night or for special shows...if your money wasn't on Dave Darland, you were nuts. You could say the same for every track in Indiana where local guys tend to run well or even on a wider scale, think of Brian Brown at Knoxville. Guys like that have turned thousands of laps at those tracks and the same is true at TSS with guys like Kyle Cummins. I was still impressed with Schnapf who, until a few years ago, was a modified guy and still was able to beat the best in non-wing sprint car racing.

At the end of the day, I don't think anyone can complain because thats the first sprint race I've seen live since like October. Like I mentioned earlier, if anything else, I was just glad to be back with my racing family. I've had a tough few weeks and having an afternoon of tailgating and racing does wonders.

Hope everyone chasing Midget Week is safe in their travels. I'll see y'all soon.

I do agree with that. Cummins is the man down there and rightfully so. Last night during intros, I could tell that too. I’ve only ever really experienced something like that at Kokomo with Darland. He’s the hometown bad ass so to speak. I was simply speaking my opinion and I guess i shouldn’t of. I enjoyed being at a race track watching the sport I love in person so I shouldn’t complain.

miledirt 6/16/20 7:26 AM

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Track prep takes some time, but Haubstadt is second to none. KTJ's run from the back demonstrated that again. And still, you are seldom out of there past 10:30p

sw1911 6/16/20 6:15 PM

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So why knock down the cushion in turn four? Do they think that enables more passing down lower?

Nate 6/16/20 8:07 PM

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Originally Posted by sw1911 (Post 529151)
So why knock down the cushion in turn four? Do they think that enables more passing down lower?

In my opinion, they had used it up pretty good. I think it was the third heat, where Dakota Jackson and Dave Darland were battling for the final transfer absolutely just hanging it out in four over the last few laps banging their right rear off the wall multiple times.

Yeah, it was fine mid turn into early 4 but the cushion middle to exit was the wall from what I could tell from my vantage point halfway between the flag stand and 1. After running the support class, C and B....you wouldn't have seen the race you did for the feature if you just let it go.


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