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red70racer · 4/23/13, 12:04 AM

What Mcinturf said is right on the money
You will never out spend the competition, so make the best of what you have
Racing is hard work, not one race is won on the track, it is the combination of perpetration and perpetration
Most people will help with advise, you have to decide what works for you
Are you talking about mini sprints, an upright 1000 cc engined 13" wheel mini sprint ? Or a micro sprint, sidewinder 600 cc with 10" wheels?
Personally I believe the micro is a better starting place due to more races and different classes to learn about racing
I also think you are on the right track being open and honest about your knowledge, I've seen too many guys that think they know stuff when in reality they are a liability to everyone around them
Good luck
Jeff Palazzolo

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4/23/13, 12:04 AM	#4
red70racer Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 351	What Mcinturf said is right on the money You will never out spend the competition, so make the best of what you have Racing is hard work, not one race is won on the track, it is the combination of perpetration and perpetration Most people will help with advise, you have to decide what works for you Are you talking about mini sprints, an upright 1000 cc engined 13" wheel mini sprint ? Or a micro sprint, sidewinder 600 cc with 10" wheels? Personally I believe the micro is a better starting place due to more races and different classes to learn about racing I also think you are on the right track being open and honest about your knowledge, I've seen too many guys that think they know stuff when in reality they are a liability to everyone around them Good luck Jeff Palazzolo Posted via Mobile Device Posted via Mobile Device _________________________________________________ Last edited by red70racer; 4/23/13 at 12:06 AM.