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Hudson O'Neal
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I saw Hudson's first super race. It was obvious in about 2 laps that the kid was a rare talent.Originally posted by Highwayman View PostHe may only ever be a local, but comparing a local crate driver to essentially a top tier tour driver simply because of who there fathers are isn't a fair thing to do in my eyes. My bet is Hudson had more laps in after florida than Remington has for the whole season. Laps make the difference, no comparison.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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That's fine, I just wasn't clear why he was being singled out.Originally posted by Rollover View Postnobody compared them by who their fathers where from what i seen. laps do make a difference im just pointing the obvious hudson is the better driver.
Was it a match race between just those 2 cars or were there 22 other drivers who got schooled too?
Best of luck to Remington and Hudson, 2 fine young chauffeurs on the rise.Last edited by Highwayman; 07-07-2017, 05:35 PM.I was a highwayman
Along the coach roads I did ride
With sword and pistol by my side
and I am still alive
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Hudson is a good talent, he's also always had the best equipment. I've been watching this Brandon Overton kid. He's really impressive! He schooled the Lucas boys at Cherokee last night, and has won numerous series races this year.
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Ain't no sh!t. Overton and The Dream, a Dream Team.Originally posted by Hoosier_Dirt View PostHudson is a good talent, he's also always had the best equipment. I've been watching this Brandon Overton kid. He's really impressive! He schooled the Lucas boys at Cherokee last night, and has won numerous series races this year.Up in the air who my next “favorite†driver is. Really losing hope on Bloomer getting anywhere back to “normalâ€.
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Spot on. Yes Bradon has progressed nicely and his year struggling with WoO definitely helped prepare him for the ride he is enjoying now. Brandon is a very nice young man, I wish him well.Originally posted by Hoosier_Dirt View PostHudson is a good talent, he's also always had the best equipment. I've been watching this Brandon Overton kid. He's really impressive! He schooled the Lucas boys at Cherokee last night, and has won numerous series races this year.I was a highwayman
Along the coach roads I did ride
With sword and pistol by my side
and I am still alive
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I expect more wins, unlimited money and some talent....not running in the top 5 anywhere should be disappointing. That "local crate" a new Capitol race car and that "first feature win at Brownstown", the kid was driving "Lucas Oil or WOO" equipment.........no one else even came close. Talent will take you a long way but someone footing the bill will take you further.
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Is your favorite haterade grape? Guys like Stapleton and Mahoney in the 77 equipment have just as good of a car. Hudson has ran very few local shows. His talent is undeniable.Originally posted by cratedaddyD21 View PostI expect more wins, unlimited money and some talent....not running in the top 5 anywhere should be disappointing. That "local crate" a new Capitol race car and that "first feature win at Brownstown", the kid was driving "Lucas Oil or WOO" equipment.........no one else even came close. Talent will take you a long way but someone footing the bill will take you further.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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It's just the facts of the matter. You don't have to agree but the facts are the facts. I think I remember correctly, Alan Magner ran second that night which may have been a career best in an open late model for him and the local favorites Hines and Mahoney had a lot of trouble that night. Stapleton should have been a top 5 car, I really don't remember that for sure. I do remember it was a BoB Series race and Fisher and the other guys didn't show because Hines had the series points locked up. I agree on not running many local shows.....as he ran with the ILMS series and I would have to say again, LODLM or WOO equipment against your local crate guys.....Last edited by cratedaddyD21; 07-09-2017, 12:35 AM.
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Mahoneys trouble was being passed on a killer move by O'Neal. Fisher? Child please!Originally posted by cratedaddyD21 View PostIt's just the facts of the matter. You don't have to agree but the facts are the facts. I think I remember correctly, Alan Magner ran second that night which may have been a career best in an open late model for him and the local favorites Hines and Mahoney had a lot of trouble that night. Stapleton should have been a top 5 car, I really don't remember that for sure. I do remember it was a BoB Series race and Fisher and the other guys didn't show because Hines had the series points locked up. I agree on not running many local shows.....as he ran with the ILMS series and I would have to say again, LODLM or WOO equipment against your local crate guys.....Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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What Hudson is doing against the best SLM drivers out there is impressive. Gregg Saterlee and Hudson will go to the end of season for the rookie title this year. There are quite a few up and coming drivers that are out there. Who will be the best is just another p*ssing match on who you particularly like. Some if they get the right deal may be out on the road someday also.
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Young O'Neil had a great run going at the Silver Dollar Nationals until the last few laps. I was very impressed.
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