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Torc Trucks at Eldora on Speed
Watching it live now and it doesn't look like there is anyone in the stands. Racing is pretty sad too, back to NASCAR I guess.
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You sure this isn't Putnamville?
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The torc race at eldora this year was rained out
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it was live on speed tonight dude. Just fridays was rained out.
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We ended up going due to no one close racing... half hour drive to Eldora. Maybe 1500 people there. One good pass. One truck into the fence..... I sure hope Eldora will stop these side shows and get real race cars at the track
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Replays at midnight on speed.
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Honestly think it may not have been a bad idea if the rain would've stayed away
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Can't help but wonder if this will 'mess up' the track. Will sprints have 'whoops' now? I of course mean minor ones. Remnants of this event.
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I came across the broadcast and saw the last two divisions which were their premier divisions. I was suprised with how few trucks there were in each division. I think 13 in the four wheel drive division. People gripe about low car counts in sprints or midgets when maybe 18 to 20 cars show up. After seeing this, I guess we should not complain!!!!
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I'll just say I doubt this happens again on so many levels it's not funny.
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Originally Posted by Charles Nungester: Posted via Mobile Device |
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That crowd makes a USAC race look like the size of a Kings Royal crowd! Just wondering about insurance on something like this. Is it more, less or the same as a night of open wheel racing? Also looks like some fence needed fixing to on the front stretch.
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And guess who sanctions the TORC Series, that's right, USAC.
No doubt there will be remnants of the event left on the track surface. You can't pile dirt on dirt and expect to get it perfectly removed. But, I guess we'll see. I watched the event on Saturday night, racing was boring all night, even in their "premier class" with under 20 trucks. Pathetic really, that USAC will broadcast this crap LIVE on TV when there are USAC Sprints racing at the same time at one of the most exiting tracks on the schedule. Really too bad to see them put so much money into something other than the "big three" (Sprints, Midgets, Silver Crown). It was different when the extra classes were stock cars, or super modifieds, or even Formula Ford. |
Originally Posted by UberKuhlMan: part...and it wasn't like they were using junk dirt/clay for the jumps...guess time will tell... Posted via Mobile Device |
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The torc series is basically the marketing program of traxxas. The Jenkins brothers use the series to race in and to promote their business. They own traxxas. It is highly unlikely that usac can get a deal like this for ovalstuff. The best option is Lucas oil. They have their own production company. Oh and they sponsor the California short course series. That is why the California series is on speed and other channels.
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Not sure that the dirt was temporary or to be spread out as part of track surfacing. We'll find out I suppose as they have a family weekend with Mods and stocks.
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Don't most tracks rip the surface to work water into the track when they do their weekly prep? Shouldn't they be able to level things out, even if all of the dirt brought in for the trucks was left on site? It's not like they put speed bumps in an asphalt parking lot. Good grief...
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