Are there any fans that try and follow the entire tour? If so what do you think it would cost in terms of tickets, gas, food, hotels, souvenirs, etc?
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Altogether, probably a few thousand dollars at least to follow the whole thing.Opinions are my own. Twitter.com/ShinySideUp18
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I used to take a weeks vacation and follow the tour. Too spread out now. I gave up trying to zigzag all over so now I just hit one if it is near by. Wish they would look at a map when they schedule these races. I really miss following like we did. We figured about $120 per day for tickets food, gas for the motorhome and a little misc. for my wife and I. It was worth it to me.Last edited by 18mmod; 07-08-2017, 12:28 PM.
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I'll have gone to roughly half this year, but I'm located within 2.5 hours of the ones I went to.Opinions are my own. Twitter.com/ShinySideUp18
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I'm wearing tan shorts, gray World 100 shirt, and a black Chevy hat.Opinions are my own. Twitter.com/ShinySideUp18
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Tan shorts. Maroon USA Nationals shirt. Camo hat with a nice Blue Oval on it. Walking to the track now.
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We know you're walking to the track wearing that fukin hat.Originally posted by slmcrewchief99 View PostTan shorts. Maroon USA Nationals shirt. Camo hat with a nice Blue Oval on it. Walking to the track now.
Up in the air who my next “favorite†driver is. Really losing hope on Bloomer getting anywhere back to “normalâ€.
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A few years back I hit them all except for Cedar Lake and the Michigan swing. At that time, gas was the major expense. I also refrained from buying anymore T Shirts to offset the high gas prices. I only stayed at Motels for about 1/2 of the races as I was close enough to drive home. All in all, it was over 100.00 per show. It could have been cheaper had I skipped Brushcreek and Florence. I will say, I got burnt out by the time it was over. Now I pick and choose which ones to attend and I do sleep better in my own bed.8/13/16
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