Not sure what to say but WOW. Armstrong looked to be running off with the feature at first in the midgets but BC, Abreu, Pickens all ran him down. Was sad to see Pickens blow with about ten to go. He was impressive. On the insuing restarts. I WAS LIKE HOLY **** where did Daum come from? HE DAUMINATED! and I was very happy as he's one of my sleeper favorites!

Sprints, If that third and fourth heat weren't worth the price of Admission alone, I don't know what is!

I told Dad that DD was in the 17 and he said he wasn't going to beat Leary....... I said watch! DD took the lead on Lap eight and on a lap twelve restart hit the hole bobbled and lost it, Not once, But twice and CJ got the lead back, Bell who started mid pack was up to fourth on a lap 20 restart in his relentlessly smooth way just kept coming and grabbed second two laps from the end from DD. Bell ran the bottom a lot of the sprint feature so I don't know what Thunderhead is talking about. I am also home and the only reason I took a shower is the 89 percent humidity. There was some dust but the main grandstand didn't suffer any. I was on the back bleachers at the WoO race so I know what you might be talking about but the track wasn't a dust bowl by far and had two strips of rubber with Tack to lean on ALL NIGHT with NO tractor show.

I have to agree about the holes, I don't know what the fix is, Either dump a ton of new clay and try to grade and pack it or scrape off whats there and fill in the base. Either way its not gonna be cheap. I do know my friend SHane Mugavin broke a 3/4 inch spring in half and about flipped.

I sure as heck apreciate all the hard work everybody does, Both racers and Promotor/employees. The moisture content was near perfect. CHEERS WENT UP when Bacon mentioned a Raceable/Non Rubber track for a change In midget Second Place interview!.

Hope everyone gets where they need to go safe!

Now sitting here watching one of our own tearing the Nationwide Series up by storm! LARSON!