Waynesfield updates

mscs20 · 7/4/13, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by dkdorkboy

Just a question.Besides Eldora how many tracks have two ambulances on site?

Clay County has 2. As a driver, I'd like to see one of them on the inside of track as well as one on th outside.

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Charles Nungester · 7/4/13, 12:26 PM

Burg has had two ever since I can remember and even had three for awhile.

Sometimes things add up and make for a long night and its no one particular thing. The only thing that annoys me is working on cars on the track and whats worse is more parts coming off it causing more cautions. Your not allowed to change a tire during a heat but you can mess with fenders as many times as necessary? DON'T make sense.

Either cars are able to race or not.

IM sure if I was a competitor, Id appreciate being worked on but its frustrating for fans.

If you haven't seen shows that ran long, You haven't been a racefan very long or weren't one to begin with.

Sprintcarfanatic · 7/4/13, 2:35 PM

I have seen plenty of times out there that they could of taken 1 or 2 less laps before a restart. There were a few around us last night that was hollering let's go.
Limaland had the same problem back in the day, 1 ambulance, Don't know how true but I remember hearing they had to leave due guys drag racing after hours at the old Westgate shopping center parking lot.

Mud Packer · 7/5/13, 11:12 AM

I applaud the tracks that have gone to mandatory raceceiver radios for drivers. It seems to speed up the program especially larger shows. It helps with lineups during yellow flag situations.

I would hope that most tracks have two ambulances at least at their larger shows. The more cars=more drivers & crews that could be injured. Also the more fans=more chances for injuries or illness as well. Safety should always be in the fore front when planning these shows.

7/4/13, 12:26 PM	#22 Re: Waynesfield updates
Charles Nungester Senior Member Race Count This Year: 6 Race Count Last Year: 14 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 22,068	Burg has had two ever since I can remember and even had three for awhile. Sometimes things add up and make for a long night and its no one particular thing. The only thing that annoys me is working on cars on the track and whats worse is more parts coming off it causing more cautions. Your not allowed to change a tire during a heat but you can mess with fenders as many times as necessary? DON'T make sense. Either cars are able to race or not. IM sure if I was a competitor, Id appreciate being worked on but its frustrating for fans. If you haven't seen shows that ran long, You haven't been a racefan very long or weren't one to begin with. __________________ Charles Nungester

7/5/13, 11:12 AM	#24 Re: Waynesfield updates
Mud Packer Senior Member Race Count Last Year: 59 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 5,094	I applaud the tracks that have gone to mandatory raceceiver radios for drivers. It seems to speed up the program especially larger shows. It helps with lineups during yellow flag situations. I would hope that most tracks have two ambulances at least at their larger shows. The more cars=more drivers & crews that could be injured. Also the more fans=more chances for injuries or illness as well. Safety should always be in the fore front when planning these shows. __________________ Mike Be nice to people on the way up. You might need them on the way down. Jimmy Durante

7/4/13, 2:35 PM	#23 Re: Waynesfield updates
Sprintcarfanatic Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 755	I have seen plenty of times out there that they could of taken 1 or 2 less laps before a restart. There were a few around us last night that was hollering let's go. Limaland had the same problem back in the day, 1 ambulance, Don't know how true but I remember hearing they had to leave due guys drag racing after hours at the old Westgate shopping center parking lot.