Do you like sprint cars more than football?

sprinter14 · 10/12/19, 9:18 AM

Do you like sprint cars more than football??

If so, then be sure to show promoters that you will support FALL racing events.

Our spring was too wet, so many race track owners and promoters need some good late season events to make 2019 worthwhile!

I know Funfest is running, Terre Haute, Atomic Speedway has a late model show .....

But I'm inviting you out to see SPRINT CARS and lots of them at Waynesfield Raceway Park

BOSS non wing sprints
FAST winged 410 sprints (Bob Hampshire Classic - $5,630 to win)
D2 midgets vs. non wing mini sprints

3 classes - driver meeting at 4 pm - racing by 5:30 - going to try to get this one completed before it gets real cold. We ran a complete FAST event with 360's in April at Waynesfield and the entire event hot laps to end of feature was done in well under 2 hours!

$18 general admission, you'll be paying less tha 25 cents per sprint car seen and you won't beat that deal too many places.

Whatever you do, support a track risking it financially to keep on racing through October!

Bill84 · 10/12/19, 10:12 AM

What is this "Football" of which you speak???

Bill

Charles Nungester · 10/12/19, 10:28 AM

What the heck's a football?

sprinter14 · 10/12/19, 11:55 AM

The Ohio State game definitely hurt our crowd last Saturday. Maybe it hurts us more in Ohio.

Charles Nungester · 10/12/19, 12:08 PM

Ohio who?

chathamracefan · 10/12/19, 12:21 PM

I like most sports but dirt track racing is the leader. Heading to Fairbury tonight for the late models.

Chief Wahoo · 10/12/19, 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Charles Nungester

Ohio who?

The Buckeyes, you know that team that clobbered Cincinnati and Indiana. I will miss any football game for a race. That’s what DVR’s are for

ISF · 10/12/19, 1:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Chief Wahoo

The Buckeyes, you know that team that clobbered Cincinnati and Indiana.

The Buckeyes that hired and employed an assistant coach who is a known wife beater and was fired only when his spousal abuse was exposed? The same Buckeyes who gave the head coach nothing more than a very mild slap on the wrist after it was clearly determined that said head coach knew of the spousal abuse almost from the get-go? Those Buckeyes?!

To answer the original question we by far prefer sprint car racing over football!

Speedwrench · 10/12/19, 1:56 PM

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Originally Posted by ISF

The Buckeyes that hired and employed an assistant coach who is a known wife beater and was fired only when his spousal abuse was exposed? The same Buckeyes who gave the head coach nothing more than a very mild slap on the wrist after it was clearly determined that said head coach knew of the spousal abuse almost from the get-go? Those Buckeyes?!

To answer the original question we by far prefer sprint car racing over football!

It's OK. I think the parties involved thought they were still in the SEC where such things are dismissed as trivial as long as the quality of play is not diminished.

Chief Wahoo · 10/12/19, 2:50 PM

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Originally Posted by ISF

The Buckeyes that hired and employed an assistant coach who is a known wife beater and was fired only when his spousal abuse was exposed? The same Buckeyes who gave the head coach nothing more than a very mild slap on the wrist after it was clearly determined that said head coach knew of the spousal abuse almost from the get-go? Those Buckeyes?!

Haters always gonna hate.