L-Burg Updates?

Dwight Clock · 7/10/08, 9:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Tim Watson

Are you home tonight Dwight?

Yes, Tim. I'm still not settled in from my move to Clermont and have been working at IMS every day.

Gasman fan 50 · 7/10/08, 9:41 PM

You can have to fast of a track and no passing! OKOK!:icon_smile_blackeye When the cars are less than a second apart. Just don't get out of shape! It is that way for every car! That is racing. Being nice.:checkered:
Joe

Go Fast · 7/10/08, 9:42 PM

MLW23, I believe he was referring to Kyle being number 0.

Not sure anything happened in the heat to Kyle. He would have started from the front row and had the fastest lap of the race, so sounds better than his luck last night.:applaud:

And I thought the racing was very good last night. There was a lot of passing being done if you were watching the right cars. The track was fast on the top for most of the race, but if you were hooked up on the bottom as Bland was then it was the place to be. If Jeff had made even one mistake or slip off the bottom he would have been toast. Ballou was not lifting in the feature while running the top on a slightly rubbered groove. There was some rubber down but it was not locked down pure black yet. I think that says a lot for the shape of the corners if someone who has a good setup can flat foot the track even if it is slick.

The only knock I have is the transition from the turns to the straights coming off. It flattens out so quick it wants to pull the car into the front stretch wall. A little more banking on the straights would help.

Tim Watson · 7/10/08, 9:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Dwight Clock

Yes, Tim. I'm still not settled in from my move to Clermont and have been working at IMS every day.

Will you be at Gas City?

Dwight Clock · 7/10/08, 9:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Tim Watson

Will you be at Gas City?

Probably not. I'm hoping for Kamp but it might be Bloomington for my first ISW race.

Gasman fan 50 · 7/10/08, 9:47 PM

Krusermom.

How is Cory? Have you heard anything?
Joe

7/10/08, 9:48 PM

The heats look like a parade.

Tim Watson · 7/10/08, 9:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Dwight Clock

Probably not. I'm hoping for Kamp but it might be Bloomington for my first ISW race.

Looks like i won't see you this weekend then. We will be leaving in about 2 hours to do the double at Gas City then making our first appearance at Kokomo Sunday but then back home.

Fred Zirzow · 7/10/08, 9:56 PM

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Originally Posted by okokok

now the usac site says coons, jr starting 2nd -- this is quite different from the lineup on this site -- he is in great shape!

He started 8th in his heat..What you were looking at was were he was running b4 they lined up..

JackWissmller · 7/10/08, 10:01 PM

MLW23 are you at home or at your Dad's?

7/10/08, 9:41 PM	#42 Re: L-Burg Updates?
Gasman fan 50 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 461	You can have to fast of a track and no passing! OKOK!:icon_smile_blackeye When the cars are less than a second apart. Just don't get out of shape! It is that way for every car! That is racing. Being nice.:checkered: Joe

7/10/08, 9:42 PM	#43 Re: L-Burg Updates?
Go Fast Senior Member Race Count This Year: 3 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 537	MLW23, I believe he was referring to Kyle being number 0. Not sure anything happened in the heat to Kyle. He would have started from the front row and had the fastest lap of the race, so sounds better than his luck last night.:applaud: And I thought the racing was very good last night. There was a lot of passing being done if you were watching the right cars. The track was fast on the top for most of the race, but if you were hooked up on the bottom as Bland was then it was the place to be. If Jeff had made even one mistake or slip off the bottom he would have been toast. Ballou was not lifting in the feature while running the top on a slightly rubbered groove. There was some rubber down but it was not locked down pure black yet. I think that says a lot for the shape of the corners if someone who has a good setup can flat foot the track even if it is slick. The only knock I have is the transition from the turns to the straights coming off. It flattens out so quick it wants to pull the car into the front stretch wall. A little more banking on the straights would help.

7/10/08, 9:47 PM	#46 Re: L-Burg Updates?
Gasman fan 50 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 461	Krusermom. How is Cory? Have you heard anything? Joe

7/10/08, 9:48 PM	#47 Re: L-Burg Updates?
Joe Kidd Posts: n/a	The heats look like a parade.

7/10/08, 10:01 PM	#50 Re: L-Burg Updates?
JackWissmller Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 55	MLW23 are you at home or at your Dad's?