The race lasted 1 hr. 13 min. and O'neal ran his car hard all night and somehow made it. There were only 2 cautions after lap 90, Davenport ran out sitting on the backstretch during the lap 93 caution for Richards. I thought fuel might be a issue for lots of the lead lap cars after that but it didn't happen even with the last lap caution.
Lucas Oil Late Models Cars at the Pittsburgher today
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Bloomer didn’t run the heat because he blew the rear in qualifying. Swapped the rear during the heats and ran his B.
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I see 49 was whining to Lucas to add a fuel stop next year. If they add a fuel stop next year just run it 50 laps and make it the Pittsburgher 50 and write the check. I seen many cars that did not run out of gas. Man up!
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There were a ton of cautions, so I could see where fuel was maybe an issue for that singular race. It’s not like that just years. I’ve seen Steve Baker go the whole distance on methanol. IIRC, that race that year was caution free, but still.
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They already jacked up Knoxville because a few ran out. I don't understand why we always bend the rules to aid the cars in becoming something different.Originally posted by dirty-white-boy View PostI see 49 was whining to Lucas to add a fuel stop next year. If they add a fuel stop next year just run it 50 laps and make it the Pittsburgher 50 and write the check. I seen many cars that did not run out of gas. Man up!Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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Lucas has been running great shows lately. Their shows are run more efficiently than anyone else's and the supers always run first. It makes it much easier to decide to travel several hours to their shows when you know you'll be getting home at a decent hour. They must have actually listened to the fans (and Dirt on Dirt) about the lack of efficiency at a lot of shows across the country. Keep it up!
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Big engines in cars with unlimited grip burn a lot more fuel than a few caution laps do. But at some point, it certainly adds to the fuel burn.Originally posted by 4Barrel View PostMake a rule that allows a fuel stop if a certain amount of cautions occur. If that set number of cautions do not happen, no need for a stop.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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For the record, Mark Richards agreed with him.Originally posted by dirty-white-boy View PostI see 49 was whining to Lucas to add a fuel stop next year. If they add a fuel stop next year just run it 50 laps and make it the Pittsburgher 50 and write the check. I seen many cars that did not run out of gas. Man up!
Call it what you want, I guess...
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They know what they did wrong why do u think jd was shutting car off under cautionsTHE REAL SLIDING SIDEWAYS!
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