[racenut69]

Originally Posted by 17b the winged warriors left fans talking about the high speeds and the passing they did each and every lap. Did not hear from one sprinter complain about track, and even two days later they are calling me and thanking and how they loved the facility. It was very nice to see a series like this give me a chance to show the this track can handle such events. I will continue to try to land those so called bigger deals, both late model and non wing sprints but just have had no luck doing so. Mowa gave me that shot and with mscs coming in july should once again turn heads to this diamond in the rough. We the crew work very hard to make it fan and racer friendly atmosphere and i personally am proud to say my crew pulled something off that i felt was a great opportunity for fans to see some great racing. I do not take credit for track prep i leave that up to my boys and must say they did a fine job. Several winged guys can't wait to return to clay county speedway. All in all it was a positive night for all involved both for track and mowa, thanks to all and hope to see you at the track, kevin bayer non wing back in action this saturday 5-10

to the top!!..

[racenut69]

I've always heard that they run the best,right before they grenade...

Originally Posted by Rpracing1 From the MOWA web site...............Track officials clocked Paul Nienhiser, with an unofficial lap time of 12.6 seconds during his heat race. Nienhiser, however, blow a motor just a couple laps later. That translates to approx. a 95mph avg. speed on that 1/3 mile track...........haulin............

[17B]

95 average speed, just wonder how fast the top speed was??

[Slider812]

Originally Posted by 17B 95 average speed, just wonder how fast the top speed was??

At least 115-120