For as much time as they spent on that track it was a joke.
Portsmouth should be embarrassed.
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This is why I constantly say the DTWC needs a new home. I love the town, the restaurants and the feel at Portsmouth but I’ve never seen a good 100 lapper there.
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No matter what kind of dirt they have there, whoever was making the calls screwed up and didn’t dig or water enough. They had all day to work on it and did that. With that said, everyone makes mistakes and from what I remember, they had a really good 4th of July race there and I’m sure many others.
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Snoozer after less than 50 laps. There is only so much water you can put on river silt and have track stay together.
Prp sucks as the home of the DTWC. Town is cool and helps their economy, but at the cost of a good race? Definitely needs a new home.I think there should be lifeguards in the genepool.
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Maybe it was not so much lack of track prep, but more about how well the winning team was prepped and ready to win.
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Nope. It was a bad track. With that said, Bshepp was the class of the field. He even said in his interview that he could tell before the race that it was going to lock down around the bottom before halfway.Originally posted by Mod Runner View PostMaybe it was not so much lack of track prep, but more about how well the winning team was prepped and ready to win.
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It was junk. It even has a history of being junk. Therefore it was junk... Again...Last edited by NeedforLMspeed; 10-18-2020, 12:52 AM.2020 race count:
1/2 of an event
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Yup, I told my wife when Sheppard was uncharacteristically hammering it early to get the lead that he knew what was up and wanted to be out front when it bolted down.Originally posted by GregA12 View PostNope. It was a bad track. With that said, Bshepp was the class of the field. He even said in his interview that he could tell before the race that it was going to lock down around the bottom before halfway.
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