Tweet
As the original poster of this thread..... I now understand the "lore" of the WORLD 100...Matt Miller, Hudson O'Neil, Dustin Noble, Andrew Reaume, Michael Norris, Mike Mataragas, Cody Mahoney, Tim Lance, Joey Moriarty, Rob Toland and Josh Putman, etc.......ALL pleasant surprises from the first night. They all made the features, and did well, over some of the more common bigger names of the sport. Job well done.
-
-
BTExpress, I'm sorry for my contribution to the hijack of your thread.Originally posted by BTExpress View PostComment
-
Tim Lance there is a guy that give you 1/2 his gas if you need it even if he may need it.. he just loves too race...Comment
-
Ha ha......ALL GOODComment
-
Cirf rips the world 100 in one thread then brags about in another I wonder if he is running for oofficeComment
-
Never have ripped on the World. Merely said the times that I've attended it (23 to be exact) there were some that were less than stellar in entertainment value. No ones fault, not a rip on the World, it happens with every race if they run them long enough. Sometimes the partying and the hype outdistance the race itself in excitement. Happens all the time. And I pointed out some of the races that have been in existence longer. Once again, not a rip, just facts.
Since you tell out and out lies then I'm thinkin' you're running for office. Port-a-potty inspector at the taste of chitcago maybe? LOL!!Comment
-
You made it as second compared to the Allen Crowe race or anything on the miles good greifComment
-
So the cubs been around long time look what tthey have doneComment
-
The track were legends are madeComment
-
I'm not sure it's an answerable question. I have only been to a hand full of Worlds and a few Dreams. I loved it, but I'm not sure what exactly makes it such a spectacle (but it is). The racing in the years I went was not terribly good. It wasn't bad, but nothing spectacular, but you loved being there. It was the biggest track I'd ever been to. I know it's just a half mile, but it seems huge, due I'm sure to the super short straights and big sweeping turns. I think it goes back to Earl partly. It's big because Earl told everybody it was. He put a great name on it, and people just started flocking to it.
I do think that as crazy as it sounds the T-shirts helped. I can remember being a kid, before I'd ever been to many big races at all. You'd see someone wearing a "World 100" shirt and when they'd be sitting in front of me, I'd read names like Larry Moore, Jeff Purvis, Donnie Moran, Billy Moyer, Scott Bloomquist......and I remember thinking Wow....All those guys have won there.Comment
-
And for whatever reason, the best usually rises up. I know he's not there this year, so nobody has to say "he wont do it this year", but Bloomquist has 18 top 5 fnishes in the World. That's double anyone else.
And starting in 1988, Bloomquist, Moyer and Moran won 12 out of 14!!!!!Comment
-
No I didn't. I only pointed out that there were several races that had been around much longer, the Allen Crowe Memorial 100 being one of them.Originally posted by old fan View Post
Here's what appears to be your problem litey. $hit for brains!
Again, refer to your X-ray above to attempt to understand what your malfunction is, litey.Originally posted by old fan View PostComment
-
CIRF the thing is that Pile of $hit in his Head of that pic Is TO SMALLOriginally posted by CIRF View PostNo I didn't. I only pointed out that there were several races that had been around much longer, the Allen Crowe Memorial 100 being one of them.
Here's what appears to be your problem litey. $hit for brains!
Again, refer to your X-ray above to attempt to understand what your malfunction is, litey.Comment
-
I can remember when 300 cars would show up just too hope they make the show. Less lone win it...Originally posted by BloomerHarvickFan View PostComment
Comment