[Charles Nungester]

Originally Posted by Dave Rudisell We have commercials playing from Chicago to Kentucky, and from Northern Ohio to western Indiana. Folks, its all a huge gamble when you have a race, some of you will never get it. We have had some big shows this year with big losses, and we have had some shows with little gain. If i was a driver/owner of a sprint car i would be offended that people are complaining about $23. The amount of money and time these teams put into thier cars, and then they go out there and put thier life at risk. and you are saying that $23 is not worth it. Believe me, I am not getting rich off of anyone. If anything i am going broke. Maybe just maybe we will have a good crowd this weekend and make a dime. But as a promotor you have always got everything working against you. How many people on this board get a paycheck every week? Try being a promotor and maybe you will get paid this week maybe you won't, you may go 2 months without a paycheck, or you might just have all the stars align and make enough money to get you through a couple weeks. Cecil98 made so much money promoting Lawrenceburg he only did it a few years and retired to his multi-million dollar island home in Florida:rolling. Mel Johnson had the track for umpteen years and now he is retired to being a track prep crew for me. Ask Jiggs how many millions he is retiring on........I would bet the farm its not much. Bottomline we promotors do this week in and week out for the love of racing, Just like when i raced, I won about everything and still lost thousands of $$$. I raced because i love to race, and now i promote because i love to entertain people. Some people just take the love out of me from time to time because all of their bitchin. Luckily, the complaments outweigh the complaints. Thanks for letting me vent. And to all the great fans, drivers and crews who support the Lawrenceburg Speedway, I SAY THANK YOU!!! Sincerely, Dave Rudisell

I LOVE YOU MAN! Does this make it dollar beer night?
Just kidding and best of luck, see you there.