PJ,

I totally agree. I really enjoy watching them but even more so I enjoy walking the pits afterwards and looking at each individual car. No spec engines or chassis, only hand built machines that offer a variety of looks and designs.

Very exotic equipment and the crews and drivers are extremely friendly. With the speeds they reach it amazes me just how close the racing is and they put on quite a show.

We recently attended the Hy-Miler in Sandusky that is their biggest race of the year. They run a 40 lapper on Friday night called the Fast Forty. Then on Saturday night, it is the grand daddy of all with a 100 lap feature. Oh and by the way, that is 100 GREEN flag laps.

I really hope that both MSA and MSR can co-exist here in the midwest. I would love nothing more than to see each of these series thrive and give us more options to watch the supers. I personally was hoping that with more opportunities to see them run, each series would grow and prosper. Obviously I am not seeing the big picture here.

Also, Wes I hope you are wrong but it certainly wouldn't surprise me.