[Slider812]

Yeah yeah yeah.... I know it's wangs but just curious of who is gonna make the outlaw race in Haubstadt. I know I'll be making a long 10 minute trip there. Haha.... Everytime they are at TSS it's always a great show. However I will have to get my fix at THAT the next night.

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[treecitytornado]

There is still no better show on a bullring than, "The Greatest Show on Dirt," the World of Outlaws!

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[Gee2]

I get sick of people bashing the "Wangs" and non wangs.. these are sprint cars that we all enjoy. Look at the sponsorship and the money the "WANGS" produce, we love this sport regardless of "WANGS" or "NON WANGS".. enjoy it and have a great summer because we are in the hot bed of sprint car racing!

[Slider812]

Oh I'm not bashing wings at all. I know a lot of people that do tho. I am a huge fan of both and can't wait for Saturday night and Sunday night.

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[Rpracing1]

Must not be too bad, as joint is nearly at capacity for this event every year.

[Sipes99]

Any locals that are putting on the wing?

[coachmeece]

I'll be there cheering on brady bacon LETS GOOOO RACING

I'll see you there coach gotta see the "KING"

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[jim goerge]

Originally Posted by treecitytornado There is still no better show on a bullring than, "The Greatest Show on Dirt," the World of Outlaws! Posted via Mobile Device

JT At one time I would agree with you bout greatest show on dirt back when outlaws had the big three but not anymore. I think a local show of non wing sprints is more impressive cuz you guys are doing everything they do such as wheelies and sliders and you guys are doing it without the big napkin holder on top just my opinion

[ClaytonYeley]

WOO has driver quotes on their web page along w/ other info about the race.

Craig Dollansky (Elk River, Minn.) – “It’s probably one of my favorite race tracks. We’ve won some races there in the past and they always work hard (to) get that track prepared well and it’s definitely one of the tracks that I enjoy going to on the schedule.”

Chad Kemenah (Findlay, Ohio) – “That place is really neat; kind of a real tiny, little bullring. (It’s) super exciting for fans there and the people that prep the race track there do an absolute, beautiful job on that place.”

Kraig Kinser (Bloomington, Ind.) – “(There are) a lot of diehard fans that I grew up around there and the track’s great. It’s a short, bullring track with a wall all the way around it. I can’t wait to get back in the state of Indiana.”

Steve Kinser (Bloomington, Ind.) – “We’ve actually run really good at Haubstadt the last five or six years we’ve been running there. I always look forward to going there and racing. It’s only a couple-hour drive from home and it’s always nice to be pretty close to home.”

Bill Rose (Plainfield, Ind.) – “I love Haubstadt. It’s a lot of fun. You can come from the back and go to the front there. It’s just a racy, little place. It always has been.”

Joey Saldana (Brownsburg, Ind.) – “Haubstadt is a cool track. We’ve always run really well. I kind of grew up racing there. For me, it’s close to home and my dad and mom probably will come out to it, so it’s pretty neat that they get to come because they don’t come to many of my races. I’ve never won a race there, but been really close.”

Sammy Swindell (Germantown, Tenn.) – “That was one of the first places that I went to weekly when I started racing sprint cars. It’s a lot of fun. When I first went up there everybody was winning races up on the fence and we showed them how to win running around the bottom. It’s a fun place because the driver gets to hustle the car and he can make a difference there.”