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5/30/08, 3:40 PM   #1
Richmond Silvercrown Race
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Any ideas on who will be there.
 
5/30/08, 3:58 PM   #2
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You?
 
5/30/08, 4:06 PM   #3
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Damn skippy! Rodney... is it ok if Milka Duno drives the car this time? I just want to help fit her for a seat. :applaud:
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6/1/08, 8:43 PM   #4
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I know the 6R guys will be there
 
6/2/08, 9:47 PM   #5
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Mr Miller, Mr Smith and Mr McCord what does the lack of interest in this thread say about the Sliver Crown Division?

I made an observation over the weekend about some threads from the weekend, Joliet Sprint/Midget Doubleheader Cancelled had 420 hits and 5 post, Briscoe 1st had 788 hits and 12 post, Kokomo Updates had 1,817 hits and 17 post and Ballou during the Anthem at Bloomington had 6,498 hits and 69 post. This thread only had 387 hits and 3 post, not much interest in what was USAC's premier racing division.

What does the lack of interest in this thread mean for car count at Richmond? I have heard rumors you expect 30 to 50 Sliver Crown Cars at Richmond. This thread does not indicate that kind of support by the teams or fans.

IMO I do not see 50 car owners out there ready to step up to spend $5000.00 to $6000.00 to get their car to the track for the purse structure associated with this race. Where did I come up with the $5000.00 to $6000.00 figure from? All USAC car owners and drivers must be USAC members, a cost of close to $1000, race registration $125, pit passes, 2 sets of tires, fuel for race car, diesel fuel for the hauler, hotel rooms and food. Most car owners will leave this race at least $3000.00 or more in the hole.

The USAC powers to be may say the car owners and teams were to busy preparing for the PA swing to respond to this thread. I will give you that one however, the fans of the racers always know what they are up to, the fans have not jumped on here showing any interest either.


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6/3/08, 8:32 AM   #6
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Mr Miller, Mr Smith and Mr McCord what does the lack of interest in this thread say about the Sliver Crown Division?

I made an observation over the weekend about some threads from the weekend, Joliet Sprint/Midget Doubleheader Cancelled had 420 hits and 5 post, Briscoe 1st had 788 hits and 12 post, Kokomo Updates had 1,817 hits and 17 post and Ballou during the Anthem at Bloomington had 6,498 hits and 69 post. This thread only had 387 hits and 3 post, not much interest in what was USAC's premier racing division.

What does the lack of interest in this thread mean for car count at Richmond? I have heard rumors you expect 30 to 50 Sliver Crown Cars at Richmond. This thread does not indicate that kind of support by the teams or fans.

IMO I do not see 50 car owners out there ready to step up to spend $5000.00 to $6000.00 to get their car to the track for the purse structure associated with this race. Where did I come up with the $5000.00 to $6000.00 figure from? All USAC car owners and drivers must be USAC members, a cost of close to $1000, race registration $125, pit passes, 2 sets of tires, fuel for race car, diesel fuel for the hauler, hotel rooms and food. Most car owners will leave this race at least $3000.00 or more in the hole.

The USAC powers to be may say the car owners and teams were to busy preparing for the PA swing to respond to this thread. I will give you that one however, the fans of the racers always know what they are up to, the fans have not jumped on here showing any interest either.


Patti
What can USAC do to make you happy? How about they just do away with the whole division? Would that help you feel better?

I'm amazed that no matter how hard somebody works at something to try to make it right, somebody will always be there to criticize. I don't think they are just sitting on their hands about this.

Why don't you start your own SC club? It seems you have all the problems and pitfalls identified. So your new organization should have a great start right out of the gate.
 
6/3/08, 8:53 AM   #7
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What can USAC do to make you happy? How about they just do away with the whole division? Would that help you feel better?

I'm amazed that no matter how hard somebody works at something to try to make it right, somebody will always be there to criticize. I don't think they are just sitting on their hands about this.

Why don't you start your own SC club? It seems you have all the problems and pitfalls identified. So your new organization should have a great start right out of the gate.

Amen! :applaud:

I would personally love to go - expenses & lack o' vacation time (gotta pick and choose selectively - sprint week's coming up) are keeping me away! I'd love to be there!

Good luck to RW Motorsports! Wish I could be there! :usacfan
 
6/3/08, 9:59 AM   #8
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Wilson Bros. #07 Silver Crown will be there.:checkered:
 
6/3/08, 10:38 AM   #9
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I can truthfully say that since USAC switched to the "old style" pavement cars, my interest is back in watching the Silver Crowns run on pavement again.

I am planning on catching the race at Iowa Speedway in August. Had they been running those hammer-heads, I probably would have skipped it.

I hope they have a nice car count, and great crowd for the race in Richmond. My only regret is that I won't be able to make that show.

My point is I still have interest in this series, and even more now with the "back to the future" cars.
 
6/3/08, 11:12 AM   #10
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This is a great division and good bang for the buck for car owners. Hopefully this division is growing again after the vacuum cleaner car fiasco. I prefer them on dirt but they also put on a good pavement show. :applaud:
 
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