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Fun video, thanks Shiny. Fans that go to weekly FALS shows are some of the luckiest race fans in the country.
I was there last night as well. The race for the lead between McKay Wenger, Ryan Unzicker, Mike Spatola, & Kevin Weaver was great.
I can't believe #33 Ruben Huffman made that bone head move and tried to turn into the infield from the top of the track on the back stretch subsequently taking Unzicker out of the race as he turned right in front of him as Ryan was leading when it happened. I can't blame Ryan for being so pissed off after the accident.
Hell of a feature though. I thought Weaver was gonna get him one there at the end.
Wenger got opie at the line by .001 seconds after Mike slid McKay in turn 3. Wenger turn down under him.
Anyone here what was being relayed over the receivers? Not saying the #33 didn’t make a bone headed move but have seen the director misjudge how quick cars were approaching and instruct a driver that it’s okay to pull off like that. I assume that wasn’t the case here as Ryan would have heard that as well but frustration could have still gotten the best of him here.
Oakshade was similar rough. Wenger and Winger both bounced through the holes for wins last night.
Thanks for posting Shiny. Great stuff. Unzicker had every right to be pissed. Thanks for sharing the video.
Just a disclaimer... This is not my video. I just shared it from Grandstands Racing Video on YouTube.
Thanks Shiney.... this video shows why FALS is such a great joint.
that was a great race! love the track announcer!
He sure liked to use the word " SLIDER " for sure ! !Quote:
Originally Posted by zooker25
https://youtu.be/DmRI1ncKH98
Go to 10:06. Huge crash. Terbo/Unzicker 2.0
Wow that was a wreck and a half.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiny Side Up 18
Heck of a race!!
Great racing on a rough as he!! track. Hearing that an official told the driver it was ok to exit the track to the infield, I would have been p1ssed to if I was Ryan Unzicker. You people that live close enough to FALS to attend races are very fortunate.