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7/12/22, 11:13 AM |
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Scott, May I ask why? I mean I[m a full proponent of getting rid of the overlapping classes. But I see 410 racing on it's death bed. We are at a point we're going to have to have motors that last two or three years. The idea model is like USAC is doing and have a D2 and 360 class and then They plug in a Toyota or 410. But the facts are while those classes grow, Less are moving up than leaving. and you actually have a few moving to the less expensive class, then you get the track or two willing to put on the 5-10k 360 race, further removing incentive to move up
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7/12/22, 11:29 AM |
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Charles mentioned Circle City, as I knew someone would, but they tried races on Thursday nights, and that track is just not very good for winged 410s. I think circle city is the perfect midget track. And I think they’re missing out on working with Montpelier to run D2 midgets every other week. But that’s just my opinion as well. Trust me, I wish I had boat loads of money, I’d buy every track and run it how I want…obviously I don’t though. So I just ask my friends on a racing forum if they agree or not. That’s what makes this place fun. |
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7/12/22, 11:37 AM |
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7/12/22, 11:38 AM |
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Have you see what wing 410 racing did to CA ?
Don't do it stay true to traditional 410 sprint car form. I need somewhere to travel and see great racing haha. Also the CA guys that don't want to run wing's need somewhere to move |
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7/12/22, 2:01 PM |
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Although in Pa. there's a slight upsurge of interest in wingless. People get bored with wings too, & USAC East is doing OK...not nearly as well as wings, tho...
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7/12/22, 2:10 PM |
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7/12/22, 2:59 PM |
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Well despite half of this being apples and oranges Menusha. What's it got to do in a Lawrenceburg thread?
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7/12/22, 3:11 PM |
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Because I mentioned 360 as a option and he responded that you don't want to do that.
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7/12/22, 3:13 PM |
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Thats probably the option we're looking for. Make the gate 25 adults, free for kids and pay well in top ten. I say that for kids as they'll eat the concession stand dry but it's better than not having them there at all. Future fans of the sport and racers.
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