Portsmouth - Kyle Larson back in the Rumley Longhorn Chassis #6 for the DTWC.

[kazual]

He’s in good equipment and he’s talented but long ways from unbeatable. It’s good for the sport. Some of you should drop the prejudice because he’s a NASCAR guy, because he’s from west of the Mississippi River, and because he drives open wheel cars.

[GottaGoFast]

[QUOTE=non driving fool;2359098]

. Ever since PRP flooded a few years agoRIGHT !!!!! what an idiot, maybe tell us what year since it was build didnt it flood. anybody that goes to PRP knows its pretty much a yearly event.

Who's the idiot? April 30th, 2018 ring a bell? The Ohio river hit levels not seen in 20 years. What part of that do you not understand? It took a LONG time for the track to dry out. The track had never been flooded like that before. The sand levels in the track are way higher now then they have ever been. Many driver's have commented about it. But you stick to your forum gossip you tool.

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

There are very good records on river stage. Y'all can check it out. Some might be surprised.

[Jking24]

There are very good records on river stage. Y'all can check it out. Some might be surprised.

I also was under the impression that it floods every year. At least thats what my freinds who race their every week tell me.

[fuzzyracing]

I like how all of those fake racing websites on facebook are reporting this news like it's breaking.

The day and age of Copy and Paste, use to be called plagiarism.

[Pennsboro32]

The day and age of Copy and Paste, use to be called plagiarism.

These sites have no inside information. They see a story or headline and run with it as their own. Pretty sad, IMO.

[non driving fool]

[QUOTE=GottaGoFast;2359126]

Who's the idiot? April 30th, 2018 ring a bell? The Ohio river hit levels not seen in 20 years. What part of that do you not understand? It took a LONG time for the track to dry out. The track had never been flooded like that before. The sand levels in the track are way higher now then they have ever been. Many driver's have commented about it. But you stick to your forum gossip you tool.

April 30,2018 doesn't even make the top 10! I think I smell a troll

[84wedge]

Interesting how he's running Lucas Oil events in the LM and not WoO.

[Josh Bayko]

Interesting how he's running Lucas Oil events in the LM and not WoO.

The WoO hasn’t run any big events since he’s started running late models.

[Drop Shock]

Interesting how he's running Lucas Oil events in the LM and not WoO.

Not interesting at all, Lucas Oil has the bigger races that pay more to win. Outlaws have maybe 2-3 big money races a year

[Barbecueboy]

[QUOTE=GottaGoFast;2359126]

Who's the idiot? April 30th, 2018 ring a bell? The Ohio river hit levels not seen in 20 years. What part of that do you not understand? It took a LONG time for the track to dry out. The track had never been flooded like that before. The sand levels in the track are way higher now then they have ever been. Many driver's have commented about it. But you stick to your forum gossip you tool.

The pictures I saw of that were incredible .......in a very bad way.

No doubt the receding river dropped a ton of sand.

[zyoung25]

I also was under the impression that it floods every year. At least thats what my freinds who race their every week tell me.

There have been several years it's flooded multiple times.

I will say both lucas races they have this year were good shows, but they were 50 laps. I know we got absolutely dumped on with rain leading up to the labor day show though too.

[NeedforLMspeed]

DoD already have him back in the top 25 yet?

[HIGH ROLLER]

DoD already have him back in the top 25 yet?

Top 5 !!!!!!!!

[GottaGoFast]

There have been several years it's flooded multiple times. I will say both lucas races they have this year were good shows, but they were 50 laps. I know we got absolutely dumped on with rain leading up to the labor day show though too.

There may have been minor floods here and there but nothing like 2018. The last time it flooded the track that bad was 1997. They had to completely redo the whole track because it was in too bad of shape. Since the track was reconfigured, 2018 was by far 20X worse then any normal flooding. Problem is now, they are back where they were in 1997. Its going to be a costly process to dig out the track and lay new clay. The owner does not want to do that because it could be all for nothing if a major flood occurs again.