race of the year
WoO Boone
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I imagine that Ricky will be running the Lucas Oil races. I am pretty sure that he is running for Rookie of the Year.Originally posted by Mod Runner View PostI don't know about Ryan Gustin getting very many laps in on the Boone track. Ryan has mostly run the USMTS Mod Touring Series. Boone is an IMCA sanctioned track. Riche Gustin and Jimmy Gustin are both masters of the track and have a lot of lap time. Now, of all the drivers entered, I would say Kyle Strickler has the most laps on the Boone Speedway. Kyle knows the track like the back of his hand and has won the Super Nationals twice in a Mod. If Ricky Thornton Jr shows up , he has a lot of laps on the Boone track also. Ricky Thornton JR has also won the Super Nationals in a Mod.
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Knoxville and I-80 can’t even get 60 for there shows even when a competing series is off. Not very many late models in that part of the country and the ones you do have are either IMCA or Malvern Bank. You might (a very big might) have gotten a few Malvern bank cars if they weren’t running.Originally posted by Mod Runner View PostBoone is centrally located in the USA. You all could be surprised by how many SLM from around the country show up. Some MLRA late model racers could show for a chance at 30 grand. Someone like Jeff Aikey could put a big engine in his IMCA late model and take on the WOO late models. There could be a lot surprises. I do not want to miss a 100 lapper at Boone.
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There is a reason Knoxville and I-80 don't get as many cars and that is because those tracks are bigger tracks that require more horsepower . Boone is more a drivers track and is easier on engines than Knoxville and I-80. Less well funded teams realize they have a better chance at 30 grand by running Boone than say Knoxville paying 30 grand or more. I think you all will be surprised at the number of SLM showing up at Boone.
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Any local or regional car pulling into a Lucas or woo show doesn’t have a realistic chance at 30k at least in this part of the country. You’d be surprised how many of those teams aren’t even worried about winners purse or even what the top 5 pay.Originally posted by Mod Runner View PostThere is a reason Knoxville and I-80 don't get as many cars and that is because those tracks are bigger tracks that require more horsepower . Boone is more a drivers track and is easier on engines than Knoxville and I-80. Less well funded teams realize they have a better chance at 30 grand by running Boone than say Knoxville paying 30 grand or more. I think you all will be surprised at the number of SLM showing up at Boone.
I will agree with you on Knoxville. No one can deny the reason the car count has dropped is because the lack local and regional guys coming to the race. I won’t agree with you on I-80, it can tacky, have some character..... but it’s far from a motor eater.
Name 10 guys not mentioned that’ll be at Boone.
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There's 10 guys on tour. 11 if you add Blake Spencer but I think he may have dropped off. Then there's Pierce, Simpson, Babb, Junghans, Moyer. That's 15. Where is the other 45 coming from? It would be dumb for Overton and Wells to drive all the way out there to race for $30k when they can go up the road for $12k at one stop and $15k at the other.Last edited by NeedforLM$peed; 04-27-2021, 09:52 PM.2021 race count
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Boone is between a third and three 3/8 mile high bank track. It is a drivers track. A driver with a good handling car can do well . Hopefully , we can find an entry list. I would not be surprised to see Jake Timm , Lucas Schott, Dustin Sorenson, and Yaggy give it a shot.
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