Bloomington, Paragon too big for MMSA?

Bradleyracing86 · 1/1/08, 4:27 PM

Do you all think that tracks like Bloomington and Pargon are too big for MMSA?

9racing · 1/1/08, 4:33 PM

no way!!! perfect size!

cecil98 · 1/2/08, 9:40 AM

Who is MMSA?

LocalYokel · 1/2/08, 3:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cecil98

Who is MMSA?

The new mini sprint group you hate...

Shawn Harper · 1/2/08, 5:23 PM

I think the 1/4 and 3/8 mile tracks are perfect for these cars. I can remember in the late 80's when USAC would let the 1200 mini sprints run with the midgets. Im sure these guys will put on a great show as well.:thumb:

Charles Nungester · 1/2/08, 5:39 PM

Put me in the Couple races a year isn't gonna hurt nothing and give the drivers some experience at bigger track.

However running them every week or every other week for that matter is gonna annoy as many fans as it pleases.

Chuck, who just thinks it gets a little staggnant but has nothing against the teams or drivers of this class(S).

1/2/08, 9:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charles Nungester

Put me in the Couple races a year isn't gonna hurt nothing and give the drivers some experience at bigger track.

However running them every week or every other week for that matter is gonna annoy as many fans as it pleases.

Chuck, who just thinks it gets a little staggnant but has nothing against the teams or drivers of this class(S).

From JIM MORRISON
I still don't know what MMSA means.
I hate undefined alphabet soup.

UMRA. UMARA. USAC. CRA, SCRA. USAC-CRA, WoO. IRA, ASCS, NASCAR. TBARA.
?????????
State the full name first, and then shorten to the initials so people know what you are talking about -- especially with a new organization.

Jerry Shaw · 1/2/08, 9:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigmojo5

From JIM MORRISON
I still don't know what MMSA means.
I hate undefined alphabet soup.

UMRA. UMARA. USAC. CRA, SCRA. USAC-CRA, WoO. IRA, ASCS, NASCAR. TBARA.
?????????
State the full name first, and then shorten to the initials so people know what you are talking about -- especially with a new organization.

I think it stands for Midwest Mini Sprint Association, Jim.

Jerry

Dwight Clock · 1/2/08, 9:18 PM

Jerry is correct, Jim. www.midwestminisprints.com

thebus79h · 1/2/08, 10:19 PM

With these being upright mini-sprints they are almost the size of a full midget, I say run them on the bigger tracks like that. It's where they really shine.

1/2/08, 5:39 PM	#6 Re: Bloomington, Paragon too big for MMSA?
Charles Nungester Senior Member Race Count This Year: 6 Race Count Last Year: 14 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 22,033	Put me in the Couple races a year isn't gonna hurt nothing and give the drivers some experience at bigger track. However running them every week or every other week for that matter is gonna annoy as many fans as it pleases. Chuck, who just thinks it gets a little staggnant but has nothing against the teams or drivers of this class(S). __________________ Charles Nungester

1/1/08, 4:27 PM	#1 Bloomington, Paragon too big for MMSA?
Bradleyracing86 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1,621	Do you all think that tracks like Bloomington and Pargon are too big for MMSA?

1/1/08, 4:33 PM	#2 Re: Bloomington, Paragon too big for MMSA?
9racing Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 171	no way!!! perfect size!

1/2/08, 9:40 AM	#3 Re: Bloomington, Paragon too big for MMSA?
cecil98 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,399	Who is MMSA?

1/2/08, 5:23 PM	#5 Re: Bloomington, Paragon too big for MMSA?
Shawn Harper Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 404	I think the 1/4 and 3/8 mile tracks are perfect for these cars. I can remember in the late 80's when USAC would let the 1200 mini sprints run with the midgets. Im sure these guys will put on a great show as well.:thumb:

1/2/08, 9:18 PM	#9 Re: Bloomington, Paragon too big for MMSA?
Dwight Clock Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,233	Jerry is correct, Jim. www.midwestminisprints.com

1/2/08, 10:19 PM	#10 Re: Bloomington, Paragon too big for MMSA?
thebus79h Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 446	With these being upright mini-sprints they are almost the size of a full midget, I say run them on the bigger tracks like that. It's where they really shine.