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clayton92fan
nonwing79
I can agree witht that for the most part.
I am just a fan of 1 or 2 cars on the track at a time, (and I shouldn't give this away), because you can learn a LOT listening to the engines and the amount grip the cars have even when you can't see the track. Many a night we listened and learned to make a change in the qualifying line before we went out.
And besides, there is NOTHING ON EARTH that sounds sweeter than a 750HP sprint car motor sucking in those massive amounts of air when it is hooked up right and diging for grip, and being out there all by itself is the only way you can hear that sweet sound! :applaud:
NO SLAM, JMO:thumb:
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