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Announced tonight that Ryan King and the Warrior house car team will run the Lucas Oil Series in 2018 and run for Rookie of the Year. Hope they stick with it and have some success!!
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Seems a regional tour might have been more realistic.Comment
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Him and McIntosh need to race in the south. Must like riding up and down the highway and running consis.Comment
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I wish them well, but won't be looking for them at the front of the pack.Comment
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I would bet he is the first driver to drop off tour...Comment
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Yep, I’ll be surprised if this lasts much past FloridaOriginally posted by thexfactor0210 View PostComment
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I might see him an McIntosh running sas but not one of the nationally dealsComment
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im with you BK , but hey , if i had the chance , i would go for it as well.Originally posted by B_K View PostComment
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I hope they have a good year but the Lucas deal going to be tough, and a house car team missing races and having to take provisionals all the time is not going to help sales.Comment
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I agree with others on this thread...full time regional seems like a better option, at least for a couple of years anyway. Run an Overton/Weaver type schedule. Between the various Southern Nationals series, SAS, Ultimate, Carolina Clash, etc. you could stay busy around the house, have a chance at some good money, and still have time to hit the big shows.Comment
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What do you mean ?? They have a pulldown rig !! Just strapping a car down on that makes it a second a lap faster even if you don't change anythingComment
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I am still trying to figure out what guys are doing on the pull down rig when they have no track data.Originally posted by hucktyson View PostModern Day Spec Wedge RacingComment
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Kinda like a carpenter with a fancy hammer ...........if he doesn't know how to work it, why bother?Originally posted by hucktyson View PostWhere is the move over flag when you need it?????Comment
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