Article in the Pantagraph (Bloomington IL)

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  • turnleftandgasit
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2007
    • 1182

    #1

    Article in the Pantagraph (Bloomington IL)

  • ptown
    Banned
    • Jan 2011
    • 1906

    #2
    Pretty much sums up the state of late model racing for the weekly guy.

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    • over4T
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2015
      • 1084

      #3
      Pretty much the same thing in the lower divisions. The amount of work is the same. The pit fees are the same. The fuel tab for the tow vehicle is the same.The highs and lows are the same. The parts tab certainly are lower but the purses are more than proportionately lower and any sponsorship a racer might get sure doesn't equal the big boys. The guys who rely on their buddies for pit crews find fewer and fewer friends who can, or will, shell out $40 or more bucks for the "glory" of burnt fingers and working on a hot, greasy race car when the lawn at home needs mowing and Junior and Sissy wonder why they never see their dad at the soccer games. This sport isn't for the faint hearted now and never was.

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      • dirty-white-boy
        Senior Member
        • May 2007
        • 996

        #4
        I thought Daryle Singletary sang that song? Remember when journalists used to check their facts?

        Right, that was before the internet made everyone a journalist!

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