Bloomington Speedway Updates

dshort36 · 6/28/13, 7:45 PM

For sure u r not

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cmiracingvids · 6/28/13, 7:48 PM

It's pretty rough, but I live in Columbus and its poured there every night since Tuesday. This track is more than raceable. I was at The Burg for midget week and it's was more rough than this. Just free it up and go. Whys everyone being such a Sally?!? These powri guys must like to run on pavement...

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Michael#81 · 6/28/13, 7:48 PM

They must have stocked up on hot dogs, hamburgers, and ice cream for tonight. Keep working the track so they can sell them out. BTW Where is this 18 year old phenon track prep guy to fix this track.

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colt45 · 6/28/13, 7:48 PM

Only laps being turned are the grader and the water truck. Awfull ruff and wet! We should be racing by 10.

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brian2h · 6/28/13, 7:49 PM

This track is gonna be so rough. Great for corn but not for racing! Way to much water and dug the track up way to much I was in the 4 th hot lap ruts were over a foot deep. Then they rolled it in but the moisture is still there and its gonna rut right back up I promise soooooo sad

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STIDA.com · 6/28/13, 7:51 PM

You cant fix the track. Either race or cancel it. Ridiculous

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dshort36 · 6/28/13, 7:53 PM

Not a job for a rookie

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brian2h · 6/28/13, 7:53 PM

U can't blame the rain when u been watering the track today. Da

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cmiracingvids · 6/28/13, 7:59 PM

Nothing you can do now. Like Brian said, it's gonna be rough all night. That's why I said free it up and go. I raced a mini sprint at Brownstown after a 20 minute downpour. Track was rough as crap...but nothing you could do about it. It was the same for everyone. I didn't complain...just sayin. They'll race and someone will win.
But yea, prolly not a good week to bring in an 18 year old kid to do the track prep. Midgets are light cars, that need a decently smooth tracks.

Ps, bad idea to run sprints first. Should run lightest cars first. U watch....

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bowbuild · 6/28/13, 8:07 PM

Wqter truck is going to lap grader in the next 20 minutes!

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6/28/13, 7:48 PM	#14
colt45 Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 28	Only laps being turned are the grader and the water truck. Awfull ruff and wet! We should be racing by 10. Posted via Mobile Device

6/28/13, 7:49 PM	#15
brian2h Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 145	This track is gonna be so rough. Great for corn but not for racing! Way to much water and dug the track up way to much I was in the 4 th hot lap ruts were over a foot deep. Then they rolled it in but the moisture is still there and its gonna rut right back up I promise soooooo sad Posted via Mobile Device

6/28/13, 7:51 PM	#16 Re: Bloomington Speedway Updates
STIDA.com Senior Member Race Count This Year: 9 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 825	You cant fix the track. Either race or cancel it. Ridiculous Posted via Mobile Device

6/28/13, 7:59 PM	#19 Re: Bloomington Speedway Updates
cmiracingvids Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 1,310	Nothing you can do now. Like Brian said, it's gonna be rough all night. That's why I said free it up and go. I raced a mini sprint at Brownstown after a 20 minute downpour. Track was rough as crap...but nothing you could do about it. It was the same for everyone. I didn't complain...just sayin. They'll race and someone will win. But yea, prolly not a good week to bring in an 18 year old kid to do the track prep. Midgets are light cars, that need a decently smooth tracks. Ps, bad idea to run sprints first. Should run lightest cars first. U watch.... Posted via Mobile Device

6/28/13, 8:07 PM	#20
bowbuild Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 271	Wqter truck is going to lap grader in the next 20 minutes! Posted via Mobile Device