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  • over4T
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2015
    • 1106

    #46
    A good night for Mr. Smooth. Attaboy Billy.

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    • NeedforLMspeed
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2019
      • 1905

      #47
      Seems like Ricky has struggled since they put a new motor in a couple events ago
      2020 race count:
      1/2 of an event

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      • Mister Ricochet
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2018
        • 374

        #48
        Originally posted by J&Jsteel_fan View Post
        Heckenast pulled off while running 15th late in the race. Not sure why he fell back. I was hoping he'd have a solid finish.
        Me too. Frankie has always been a clean driver and up until recently, as far as I know, ran the high side 90% of the time. I root for him.

        Looking forward to seeing Shirley vs the big boys at Cedar Lake. He's been excellent and consistent running the SN and last night's 4th is solid. IMO he's up there in the 2nd tier of national drivers just behind the top guys like Owens and Sheppard.

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        • Morgs153
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2020
          • 857

          #49
          Why did Mars scratch for the night? Anyone know?

          I took the shorter drive from home and went to the ARCA MW Tour at WIR for their 250. I hadn't been there for a long time and actually used to work that race as a NASCAR official back in the day. I also figured since I'm going to Cedar Lake I could afford to go check this one out.

          They had a huge crowd. Majeski owned the event. His car (91) was in a class of its own. Kyle Busch qualified 2nd quick but was never really a factor. Bubba Pollard was really out to lunch at the tricky D shaped half mile. He qualified poorly, ran like a plow tractor in the LCQ, and got the tail end Charlie provisional for the feature. Johnny Sauter might have had a car to challenge but too many problems.

          Back to dirt. Glad to see WoO at Beaver Dam again. The Shawano affairs were nothing but high speed car shows.
          Political correctness,...is the inability to speak the truth about the obvious.

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