[Geoff Kaiser]

Word around the campfire is usac is looking at a winged pavement sprint car series in 2014. What have YOU heard???

[thebus79h]

Havent heard a thing but I would think it could be a good idea.

[johnnythunderhead]

nascar don't give a rats ass who wins on dirt, they wanna know who won at Winchester, and who was fast at irp

[racephoto1]

Seems to me they're a little late. Mustsee does a good job at there shows, and I can't see how USAC can improve on them.

[Flatrightrear]

On another thread a gentleman said Must See is having trouble paying the drivers. If true there may be an opening for USAC to exploit this if, indeed, it is true.

[vitron]

be careful what you wish for, and what does nascrap have anything to do with it?? all you need is a suitcase full of money and your in there. Besides, the last guy that "made it" did his damage on dirt more than pavement.

[Honest-Sam]

A question for the fans in the stands. Are winged pavement sprints more entertaining than traditional pavement sprints?

[Midget 89]

Why would USAC be interested in any pavement division? They already have killed off two.

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Wes Stafford

[Seadog]

Originally Posted by Honest-Sam A question for the fans in the stands. Are winged pavement sprints more entertaining than traditional pavement sprints?

Entertaining? Yes. More entertaining? No.

[micro94]

Nope. Leave the wings at home. Just my personal opinion. I do go watch a few every year but if I didnt live 5 minutes from Anderson Speedway where they run quite a bit I wouldnt go watch em at all but the convienience factor plays into that. As far as a USAC sactioned winged pavement series I agree with what someone has already mentioned in a way, just something else for USAC to run in the ground and kill off. I really wish I didnt feel that way and it was back to the days of old with USAC when they had 30-35 or more cars at EVERY series show. But unfortunately Ive seen how much they have destroyed since the "good ol days".