[staggerman]

Ok, I will ask the elephant in the room question......Do we another class of sprint cars to dilute the nonwing car counts in Indiana?

[nathans1012]

Originally Posted by staggerman Ok, I will ask the elephant in the room question......Do we another class of sprint cars to dilute the non wing car counts in Indiana?

Your not likely to dilute anything. This is just a mini series unless they want to grow it more. I see this as drivers and teams that just want to race non-wing sprints and not break the bank doing so. Dave's got under $2k in his steel block motor. I do love that they've got about 50 teams / drivers that have committed to race with them at some point or do the entire season.

Once other tracks see what kind of driver commitment they have I'm sure other tracks would love to have them at their track a time or two through out the race season. After the first few races we will all have an idea what kind of field of cars they will get on a nightly basis. I personally think it's a cool idea and a way to get older equipment out of the barn or shed and back on the track.

I did see Dave post something about having two rear-ends. Unless you have looked at his Facebook page and see what he posted on December 17th 2020 and view all the comments and reply's. I see how it could be hard to understand his full plan with this.

I wish them all the best. Hope to see them at tracks in the northern half of Indiana as well.

Just my opinion though.

[ronmil]

Originally Posted by motorhead748 pizza to win, hot dog for second.,

:d

[PJ Wright]

Originally Posted by staggerman Ok, I will ask the elephant in the room question......Do we another class of sprint cars to dilute the nonwing car counts in Indiana?

In most cases I would agree with your dilution assessment. However I see this as a legitimate attempt to get some older equipment out of the garage and back on to the track. I wish them well.

[revjimk]

Originally Posted by motorhead748 Pizza to win, hot dog for second.,

Yea, but what about the guys back in the field????





Airline peanuts?

[Chief Wahoo]

Originally Posted by revjimk Yea, but what about the guys back in the field???? Airline peanuts?

Participation ribbon?

[The Old Coyote]

Originally Posted by Chief Wahoo Participation ribbon?

How about asking Kevin Olson to put up a case of Hamms?
1st gets 6 cans
2nd gets 4 cans
3rd gets 2 cans
4th thru 14th get 1 can
15th on back get the aluminum empties.

[Chief Wahoo]

I like Hamms. Maybe somebody can give me a ride. I can drive fast, just ask Rpracing1 or the Troopers on I69 or 41

Seriously tho, I wish them best of luck.

[jim goerge]

I can see it getting older cars out of the sheds, but I also think it be a great way to start racing with out going BROKE. Who knows maybe you can even win a can or two of Hamms.

[PatrickMead#13]

Originally Posted by nathans1012 Your not likely to dilute anything. This is just a mini series unless they want to grow it more. I see this as drivers and teams that just want to race non-wing sprints and not break the bank doing so. Dave's got under $2k in his steel block motor. I do love that they've got about 50 teams / drivers that have committed to race with them at some point or do the entire season. Once other tracks see what kind of driver commitment they have I'm sure other tracks would love to have them at their track a time or two through out the race season. After the first few races we will all have an idea what kind of field of cars they will get on a nightly basis. I personally think it's a cool idea and a way to get older equipment out of the barn or shed and back on the track. I did see Dave post something about having two rear-ends. Unless you have looked at his Facebook page and see what he posted on December 17th 2020 and view all the comments and reply's. I see how it could be hard to understand his full plan with this. I wish them all the best. Hope to see them at tracks in the northern half of Indiana as well. Just my opinion though.

Bingo!!! Very well said