[Charles Nungester]

He didnt slug away sat at Burg, He was in second in seven laps

Also Awesome nw sprint car racing!

[BrentTFunk]

Thanks Jerry, you won me $10. I bet 2 people you would use the word epic some where in your comments. Thanks for lunch.

[Dick Monahan]

Originally Posted by Jerry Shaw I've seen so many examples now that I think I can make this statement. You've got to be a real animal to drive a sprint car like Hunter Schuerenberg often does!! ... He's one of a small handful of drivers that I can picture standing on a podium with Dick Gaines, Bob Kinser, Roy Robbins, etc. He'd fit in just as well to 1971 as he does today. ...

Having seen him run some great races, I mostly agree with you, but I would never compare any of today's kids with those guys from the earlier days, because of 2 words: Power Steering.

[Jerry Shaw]

Originally Posted by BrentTFunk Thanks Jerry, you won me $10. I bet 2 people you would use the word epic some where in your comments. Thanks for lunch.

Now, that's funny right there. You were at a race track, over two hundred miles from the race track that I was at and you were thinking about me and what I might write about the race I saw, almost a full state away. I exchanged updates with Hoover throughout the course of the evening, but what you were doing never crossed my mind, even once.

Jerry

[Jerry Shaw]

Originally Posted by Dick Monahan Having seen him run some great races, I mostly agree with you, but I would never compare any of today's kids with those guys from the earlier days, because of 2 words: Power Steering.

That's the point I'm trying to make, Dick. I think he's one of them. Chris Windom's definitely another. Ballou's another that looks like a 70's sprint driver. And guys like Clauson, Stanbrough and Jones would adapt and be just as competitive, no matter what era we're talking about.

Jerry

[SPD 37]

Good job Dakota Jackson! Very good run to 4th!
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[BrentTFunk]

Sorry buddy, I just saw it as a way to make an easy buck.