Originally posted by ironboss
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2019 WoO schedule released
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I don’t know why you’d include New Jersey in this. There’s two dirt tracks in the state and neither one runs late models. The one super show they run at Bridgeport never gets a full field, either.Originally posted by ironboss View PostThe schedule definitely seems light and could use some more dates. Less than 40 shows scheduled over the 8 months between Florida and the World Finals. And hard to believe the series has no races for the entire eastern midsection of the country. None for New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, or Kentucky...thats a huge area of diehard dirt racing fans with not a show to be found!
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Even so, saying guys like Sheppard and Eckert have never seen any red clay is just silly. Anybody who’s been national touring for multiple years has seen their fair share of southern red clay.Originally posted by No_Weak_Links View PostSorry, should have been more clear, I obviously wasn't talking about those 2. More like Sheppard, Erb, Junghans, Eckert. Etc.
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The race I don't understand is Ashland, WI? And I'm a WI guy.
4 hours from the Twin Cities and 6 hours from Milwaukee?? I can drive to LaSalle, Fairbury, Farmer City, Tri-City, Dubuque, Farley, Peoria, Sycamore, Cedar Lake, Plymouth, Beaver Dam, and about 25 other tracks in less time. Hell, I can get to I-55 in Pevely, MO from Milwaukee faster than Ashland.
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I wouldn't bet anything against Rocket1.
The schedule does seem a little light which is somewhat typical lately with WoO but at least there is some new tracks on there to change it up a bit.
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I wonder Cherokee could possibly move the Blue Grey race from November to October and race it under the national tour banner
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