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  • jhanson
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2011
    • 362

    #1

    no balls--no glory

    Yesterday Tyler Erb said about Cedar Lake: "To pass here, you've kind of got to bonzai people. And it's exciting to watch, but driving and being around it, you're just kind of on eggshells the whole time."
    --hee hee hee---a perfect description of the Cedar Lake tract---wusses need not apply
  • zooker25
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2015
    • 311

    #2
    [QUOTE=jhanson;2279474]Yesterday Tyler Erb said about Cedar Lake: "To pass here, you've kind of got to bonzai people. And it's exciting to watch, but driving and being around it, you're just kind of on eggshells the whole time."--hee hee hee---a perfect description of the Cedar Lake tract---wusses need not apply The track does not seem as racey as usual.

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    • jhanson
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2011
      • 362

      #3
      [QUOTE=zooker25;2279476]
      Originally posted by jhanson View Post
      Yesterday Tyler Erb said about Cedar Lake: "To pass here, you've kind of got to bonzai people. And it's exciting to watch, but driving and being around it, you're just kind of on eggshells the whole time."--hee hee hee---a perfect description of the Cedar Lake tract---wusses need not apply The track does not seem as racey as usual.

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      • jhanson
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2011
        • 362

        #4
        yes--all tracks have ups and downs--84 degrees forecast--hot outside already---I know the track guys have been pouring water on the track and farming, throughout the day---let's hope they hit it right, and that somehow they can keep moisture in the track for 100 laps--keep your fingers crossed---I know that Cedar Lake track prep guys are right more often than they're wrong, but it is an inexact science--delicate balance--keep your fingers crossed

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        • zooker25
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2015
          • 311

          #5
          Don't get me wrong I love Cedar lake! Hoping they get it right tonight!

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          • GregA12
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2007
            • 897

            #6
            [QUOTE=zooker25;2279476]
            Originally posted by jhanson View Post
            Yesterday Tyler Erb said about Cedar Lake: "To pass here, you've kind of got to bonzai people. And it's exciting to watch, but driving and being around it, you're just kind of on eggshells the whole time."--hee hee hee---a perfect description of the Cedar Lake tract---wusses need not apply The track does not seem as racey as usual.
            From what I’ve been told in speaking with a few different people in the know is that the race teams are struggling with how to get the car to handle (rotate and still have forward traction) the way they want on the 40 on all four corners rule. Probably why some of those Bloomquist cars ran so strong because they drive very straight. Heckanast clearly found a good balance. That’s as impressive as I’ve ever seen him run.

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            • jhanson
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2011
              • 362

              #7
              Cedar Lake is difficult because turns #1 and #2 are very high banked and turns #3 and #4 are banked, but the banking is not as much. The track is enough competition by itself and then you have to contend with the cars.

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