[davidm]

Originally Posted by DAD David Big improvement over Kutztown don't you think? I can think of all kinds of words that rhyme with that. And I guess they don't have a copyright on "Action Track". If you can do them numbers on a Wednesday night you got to be doing something right. How well did the Speedsters perform? Honest Dad himself

The Speedsters were pretty good, although a tad to big for the track size but the stars of the racing program are the wingless 600cc micros. The size of the cars and track almost scale to Kokomo. And we all know how good the racing is there!

[Scooter]

This is a must see track.

Good bbq pork sandwich

[Bad Dad 54]

Yes I saw the post on FB too, was contacted by Dwight Allen at race talk radio & I posted on his page
Thing I don't care for is not getting a refund on a rainout, we race on a travel series, hanging onto a pass for whatever time is nuts. I have a list of tracks I won't go to if weather is looking bad Promoters don't seem to understand - theirs other places I can spend my money, & it's MY money so that makes ME boss. Talking to promoters is like

[stp6237]

Kutztown or Action track USA are the closest thing we have to Indiana in Pennsylvania. The wingless 600's are flat out the stars of the show and I agree 100% that with the 600's and the track size its like a small scale version of Kokomo. Rich Tobias builds the speedsters and the slingshots so it gives "his cars a place to run". When the speedsters first came out they were junk, but they got the formula correct and they are very entertaining. Some of the ideas Mandy has with the kids is much better on paper than actually sitting through some of the delays to make them work. But the future is getting more younger people hooked on racing so trying something new might just be the ticket to survival.