[brsteg]

You guys are the experts, and I'm really just a visitor.
So where will the place to be, be on June 15th?
Lawrenceburg has Indiana Midget week while Tri-State has a Sprint Car double take, MSCS non-winged and MOWA winged sprints on the same card.
Where will you be, which will be more worth the money?

[Charles Nungester]

Midgets 5 wide and diving slide jobs on the Burg are kinda hard to beat with NW Sprints on the card.

However Tri State is something to see as well.
Chuck

[johnnythunderhead]

i can't imagine a better experence than the midgets screaming aroung the high banks of the burg tossing sliders/ and did i mention the burgs local sprint cars (non wing of course) have been fnishing the featch's one 100th's of a second apart?

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[mc/rider]

Tough call,LB for me

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[PJ Wright]

Talk about a win-win situation. Since both are, IMO, very well run tracks with NW sprints, you've just got to decide which YOU prefer: Midgets or MOWA. Of course the wild card could be the weather.
Either way you choose, I predict will get MORE than your money's worth.

[illinisprintfan]

4 hour drive or 40 minute drive? Hmm......Haubstadt it is. And truthfully I prefer sprint cars over midgets anyways.

[racephoto1]

Tough call, and I ain't making it.

[SpfldMile]

I tend to not like wings and non-wings on the same card as the track usually slicks off. That's OK for the wing cars, but I like to see a little more grip for the non-wingers. That being said, Tri-State can make it work if anyone can.

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[ronmil]

Haubstadt is a twenty-five minute drive, while Lawrenceburg is three and one half to four hours, but I love midgets at any venue, plus sprint cars are the support class, so I'll make the long drive to Lawrenceburg.

[rclaridge]

Go to the closest,or the one with the least chance of rain....no wrong answer!!

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