Mud Packer (Offline)
#42
12/8/08 11:47 PM
Originally Posted by racegal:
Of course my all time favorite race ever was seeing my Li'l Bro:respect: win Dad's:respect: Memorial race! I'm sure that will never be topped for me! (or any of my family!!)
:checkered:
Like someone else said, Kokomo just cannot be beat!!:applaud:
Susan,
A very special evening for the Darland family for sure.:applaud: Kokomo seems to be THE place to race at this time. I love Sunday nights.:O:
Mike
Be nice to people on the way up. You might need them on the way down. Jimmy Durante
randyrad (Offline)
#43
12/9/08 1:06 AM
June 7, Hagerstown - USAC Sprints: in a wire-to-wire battle, Brad Boat held off Cole Whitt, with Jerry Coons Jr. right on their heels. (USAC's future & current best). 28 beautiful wingless 410 sprinters, east of the mountains, on a dustless, tacky 1/2mi track. :usacfan
July 2, Hagerstown - 410 Sprints for PA Speedweek: In the final win of his career, MD's own Jeff "the Jet" Shepard ran down, then held off, quick timer Fast Freddy Rahmer, on yet another perfect racing surface. :nonwingfan:
The Best of Both Worlds - right in my own back yard. :checkered:
Eatin Dirt (Offline)
#44
12/9/08 3:20 PM
MSCS race at Burg with Stanbrough coming from deep in the pack to battle with Robert Ballou the last few laps. Actually every race I go to I consider great as right now I can't wait to see a race no matter how good or bad it may be. Man it's hard to type with a broken hand!!!!!:censor:
skids59 (Offline)
#46
12/10/08 10:14 AM
I would have to agree with Andrew on POWRi at Macon. I didn't get to see much of the heats, working in the pits but the A-main was killer. Sliders from the front to the rear on almost every lap no position went uncontested.:thumb
Susan St. Catherine