Originally Posted by racephoto1:
DAD, some deal named the EPA said no more calcium chloride, dang government.
As for drivers, ask anyone of them and they'd love to run a champ dirt car. I also say as I have for 3 years,put them at the Burg, it would put the cars in the fans laps, and let them see what it is all about. But then again I may be wrong. maybe if you could figure out how to race them on a smartphone, the youngsters would get involved.
EPA is one of those epitaph's that should be banned from the IOW as well as some of those that I like to use. We don't need any government help to ruin racing, we already have the people in place that can do that by themselves. I kinda of liked a little salt in my water. If it works good the government thinks they should make a law aganist it.
Maybe Big Cars is an acquired taste like beer. Take a big car and a midget and park them beside one another to get an idea of just how big these Big Cars are. Imagine starting a race with 800 pounds of fuel behind the rear axil and driving that car until the tank is empty. On our little cars 20 pounds throws things way off and makes them hard to maneuver around. The guy that can hold on to one of these things for a 100 miles is some kinda of driver to me. Somebody described these cars a poetry in motion, I kinda of think of them as more like ballet. I feel just like that news caster on MSNBC when I watch these things race side by side inches apart it makes a tingle go up and down my leg. You can screw up and man handle a midget but you are flat out wrong thinking you screw up and man handle one of these things and get back in shape. Sometimes the enjoyment for me is to appreicate what is required to do a job and do it right.
Honest Dad himself
