MSCS/POWRI shows

Dirtfan · 6/24/08, 7:05 AM

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Originally Posted by SHORTBUS

I Always Went To The Iron Kettle.always Had A Great Buffet.some Of It Was Served On The Old Cast Iron Stoves Like In The Old Days.sure Gonna Miss That Place.i Likes Them Buffets

You have never met a Buffet that you didn't like::rolling

Jerry Shaw · 6/24/08, 9:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Dirtfan

You have never met a Buffet that you didn't like::rolling

Dan,

Even Jimmy and Warren have instructed their security people to shoot Bill on sight. :rolling

Jerry

SHORTBUS · 6/24/08, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by jerry shaw

dan,

even jimmy and warren have instructed their security people to shoot bill on sight. :rolling

jerry

wait just a cotton picken minute here.some guys would go to any measure to get to thebuffet first :d

Dirtfan · 6/24/08, 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by SHORTBUS

wait just a cotton picken minute here.some guys would go to any measure to get to thebuffet first :d

:shoutRumor has it that you are always first in line though

dirtnonwingfan · 6/24/08, 11:53 PM

Thanks for the post on the five classes at Paducah, the night after a big LM race. That makes the choice for me whether to drive about 35 miles to support a promoter who is really trying at a local track in Jacksonville, or drive over 270 miles to go to what may be a really bad dust bowl to support a promoter who doesn't appear to care much about us fans. Boy, what a tough choice. My weekend just changed to Jacksonville, Haubstand, and perhaps Kokomo.

Again, thanks so much for mentioning that. I really appreciate it. You saved me time, money, and probably lots of irritation. Help like that is what makes this such a good board.

Frank Daigh

SHORTBUS · 6/25/08, 1:07 AM

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Originally Posted by dirtnonwingfan

thanks for the post on the five classes at paducah, the night after a big lm race. That makes the choice for me whether to drive about 35 miles to support a promoter who is really trying at a local track in jacksonville, or drive over 270 miles to go to what may be a really bad dust bowl to support a promoter who doesn't appear to care much about us fans. Boy, what a tough choice. My weekend just changed to jacksonville, haubstand, and perhaps kokomo.

Again, thanks so much for mentioning that. I really appreciate it. You saved me time, money, and probably lots of irritation. Help like that is what makes this such a good board.

Frank daigh

frank,
those 5 classes are supposed to be all open wheel.
SPrints -midgets - mini sprints-mods - crate late models.
4 out of 5 considered open wheel.

Big Willy · 6/25/08, 4:07 PM

What type of following have the POWRI shows had this year? How many midgets do you think will show Saturday?

AlkyMadness · 6/25/08, 5:37 PM

I think passing up the Paducah show is a big mistake. I'd be there in a heartbeat if I could (and I'd be driving about 500 miles).

Last years MSCS show that Kruseman won was exciting. That was my first time there and I didn't realize it was banked that much. Only downside was Boespflug getting hurt. Add the POWERi and this should be a great night. They also ran crates that night and that was a good race. I beleve Terry English' son won.

ThrottleHead · 6/25/08, 7:02 PM

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Originally Posted by dirtnonwingfan

Thanks for the post on the five classes at Paducah, the night after a big LM race. That makes the choice for me whether to drive about 35 miles to support a promoter who is really trying at a local track in Jacksonville, or drive over 270 miles to go to what may be a really bad dust bowl to support a promoter who doesn't appear to care much about us fans. Boy, what a tough choice. My weekend just changed to Jacksonville, Haubstand, and perhaps Kokomo.

Again, thanks so much for mentioning that. I really appreciate it. You saved me time, money, and probably lots of irritation. Help like that is what makes this such a good board.

Frank Daigh

Frank,

Kyle and I will be pitside. I will be looking out for you!

harms52 · 6/26/08, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Big Willy

What type of following have the POWRI shows had this year? How many midgets do you think will show Saturday?

They have had between 30-40 cars at the few shows mother nature has allowed this year. I know some teams that normally don't run with POWRi were talking about making the trip since it's a 2-race weekend for the midgets. Also, other guys are getting restless after sitting out Knoxville last weekend. If I had to guess, I would say around 38-40 midgets:thumb

6/24/08, 11:53 PM	#25 Re: MSCS/POWRI shows
dirtnonwingfan Senior Member Race Count This Year: 6 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 7,033	Thanks for the post on the five classes at Paducah, the night after a big LM race. That makes the choice for me whether to drive about 35 miles to support a promoter who is really trying at a local track in Jacksonville, or drive over 270 miles to go to what may be a really bad dust bowl to support a promoter who doesn't appear to care much about us fans. Boy, what a tough choice. My weekend just changed to Jacksonville, Haubstand, and perhaps Kokomo. Again, thanks so much for mentioning that. I really appreciate it. You saved me time, money, and probably lots of irritation. Help like that is what makes this such a good board. Frank Daigh

6/25/08, 4:07 PM	#27 Re: MSCS/POWRI shows
Big Willy Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 105	What type of following have the POWRI shows had this year? How many midgets do you think will show Saturday?

6/25/08, 5:37 PM	#28 Re: MSCS/POWRI shows
AlkyMadness Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 233	I think passing up the Paducah show is a big mistake. I'd be there in a heartbeat if I could (and I'd be driving about 500 miles). Last years MSCS show that Kruseman won was exciting. That was my first time there and I didn't realize it was banked that much. Only downside was Boespflug getting hurt. Add the POWERi and this should be a great night. They also ran crates that night and that was a good race. I beleve Terry English' son won.