Jerry Shaw (Offline)
#2
6/1/09 3:10 AM
Here are a few thoughts from a backstretch point of view:
-I don't know a whole lot about Sikeston, Missouri. There are only two things I know about Sikeston residents for sure:
1) They throw dinner rolls at people.
2) They like to charge full blast into the cushion and play chicken with the wall, at race tracks that have them.
-Along with Hunter, Windom, Stanbrough, Darland and especially Gulick in the last half of the race, were just screaming around the top of the track!!
-What I remember about Kokomo is still true. So much of the track is drivable that the sheer amount of action that is going on at any given time really messes with your brain's ability to process it.
- For most of 27 laps it looked like an easy win for Puterbaugh. But Cottle's constant chipping away and Stanbrough's dive at the the tape really made it interesting in the last two laps.
-I can't wait till Dean's or Sean's highlights come out so I can see if I actually saw, what my eyes think they saw, involving Shane Hmeil's flip-and-go.
-I think the pork Chop sandwich is bigger than it used to be.
Jerry
A man is about as big as the things that make him angry.
Winston Churchill
Dirtfan (Offline)
#3
6/1/09 7:30 AM
Originally Posted by Jerry Shaw:
Here are a few thoughts from a backstretch point of view:
-I don't know a whole lot about Sikeston, Missouri. There are only two things I know about Sikeston residents for sure:
1) They throw dinner rolls at people.
2) They like to charge full blast into the cushion and play chicken with the wall, at race tracks that have them.
-Along with Hunter, Windom, Stanbrough, Darland and especially Gulick in the last half of the race, were just screaming around the top of the track!!
-What I remember about Kokomo is still true. So much of the track is drivable that the sheer amount of action that is going on at any given time really messes with your brain's ability to process it.
- For most of 27 laps it looked like an easy win for Puterbaugh. But Cottle's constant chipping away and Stanbrough's dive at the the tape really made it interesting in the last two laps.
-I can't wait till Dean's or Sean's highlights come out so I can see if I actually saw, what my eyes think they saw, involving Shane Hmeil's flip-and-go.
-I think the pork Chop sandwich is bigger than it used to be.
Jerry
Maybe I haven't had enough coffee yet this morning, Jerry Shaw @Kokomo?

Dan Hetser
"Today is a Gift, Tomorrow is not Promised"
nonwing79 (Offline)
#5
6/1/09 12:25 PM
Nice crowd! The racing was good, but last weeks show was even better! Kokomo never disappoints.
Jerry Davis
Mud Packer (Offline)
#6
6/1/09 12:30 PM
Just another run of the mill night of racing at Kokomo.

I am so glad that the O'Conner family bought this place and gave it a total overhaul.

I like how they keep the show moving and I am still able to get home at a decent hour. It takes me a couple of hours to digest what transpires throughout the evening. The Shane Hmiel flip and go has to be a first.

Chris Gurley's dash to the pits and restart also was pretty amazing.
I knew Mr. Shaw couldn't stay away forever. I hope we see you there for midget and sprint week also Jerry. The pork chop sandwiches have gotten bigger.

Mike
Be nice to people on the way up. You might need them on the way down. Jimmy Durante
Jerry Shaw (Offline)
#9
6/1/09 6:39 PM
Originally Posted by AERO410SCJA:
I think dead made him go,He likes Kokomo
Since some of his stripes look like ocelot stripes, I changed it to Ozzy. Dead just didn't reflect his personality enough. Although I think the other cat wishes it did.
Jerry
A man is about as big as the things that make him angry.
Winston Churchill