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12/16/12, 4:20 PM |
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Midgets at Cedar Lake Wi.
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The Sandbox at Cedar Lake Speedway is having midgets March 8th, 9th, and 10th.
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12/16/12, 4:21 PM |
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Re: Midgets at Cedar Lake Wi.
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Thanks! That is only a couple hours from me! I had a blast last time I went!
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12/16/12, 4:45 PM | #3 | |
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What size is the track
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12/16/12, 5:37 PM |
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Re: Midgets at Cedar Lake Wi.
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It's a 1/3rd mile long. A true oval layout. No dog legs or anything like that.
We've been up to Cedar Lake several times for the big dirt late model shows they put on there, although it's been a few years ago now. The times we've been there they did a good job with track preparation and ran a tight show, keeping things moving along. Unless things have changed recently, camping can be somewhat of an adventure, especially if it rains. IMHO the midgets will put on a good show there. It's definitely out in the country. Depending on weather and rainfall a little side attraction could be tubing down the Apple River. That deal can take on a 1970's Indy Snake Pit flavor. LOL!
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12/16/12, 6:13 PM | #5 | |
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The Arena is 1/3 mile?......idk if they would be racing outdoors at the beginning of March. I think the race would be indoors and that would be an awful big track for being inside.....
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12/16/12, 6:19 PM | #6 | |
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Who is sanctioning body?
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12/16/12, 6:39 PM | #7 | |
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ISF, its an indoor track. Badger ran there a few years ago I think. If you want to go tubing you may want one of those heated wet suits....could be pretty cold.
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12/16/12, 6:48 PM |
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Re: Midgets at Cedar Lake Wi.
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Water tubing or snow tubing? Doesn't matter if it's early March. We got about a foot of snow on March 3 this year!
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12/16/12, 8:02 PM |
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Re: Midgets at Cedar Lake Wi.
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We went to the last indoor midgets at the sandbox, it was pretty cool. True bullring style racing, not as big as the Chili Bowl track but still cool. The ventilation was brutal. They had to stop the feature on Sunday to let the air clear, as it was being monitored and went over the limit. I read where they spent $100,000 on a new ventilation system so we are SO looking forward to going back. Highly recommend it if you have nothing better to do.
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12/17/12, 12:18 AM |
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Re: Midgets at Cedar Lake Wi.
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Sorry guys. I took it for granted it was a warm weather scheduled race at Cedar Lake Speedway near New Richmond, Wisconsin.
Wasn't aware there was an indoor venue named Cedar Lake. The term Sandbox didn't register at all. It's only the second time this weekend I've made myself look really dumb!
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