Hmmm.

It was a Wednesday night in Indiana during the month of May and I was watching live sprint car and modified racing at one of the most historic dirt tracks in the country. That's a win in my book.

The racing started on time and finished by 10:00pm. That's a win in my book.

Watched a likable home town boy competing against some of the best dirt track drivers in the country win the 49th Annual Tony Hulman Classic. That's a win in my book.

Congrats Chase Stockon for taking home the rifles (one of the coolest trophy's in dirt track racing) in his 1st Tony Hulman Classic win. That too... is a win in my book.

There was a race at the Terre Haute Action Track and it stopped raining long enough to actually have the race. Another big win in my book.

A good crowd in the stands and infield... on a Wednesday Night no less. Yep, A win in my book.

Watching top USAC sprint stars, a few locals racers, Mod drivers Kenny Wallace, Kenny Schrader, Kenny Carmichael and a host of drivers not named Kenny, racing their asses off. Definitely a win in my book.

Thanks to Bob Sargent, Adam Mackey and the Track Enterprises crew for their hard work to get this wet track ready and putting the race on under adverse conditions. I also want to thank the USAC officials who give us their time, hard work and put in long hours to make these shows happen at track after track. I'll take this deal any night of the week at Terre Haute. You know, they wanted to bulldoze this track and put a shopping center here not that long ago. Glad these guys stepped up and saved racing in Terre Haute. Another HUGE, HUGE win in my book.

And I'll sign my posts with my real name: Joe Chambers... Official Push Trucks.