Lucas Oil=Best LM series in the world.

[Josh Bayko]

One or two of the support classes put on the best actual racing of the night in most cases.....woo or Lucas show, doesn't matter.

Not if it’s crates. There is nothing more boring than crate models.

[FF21]

If you've watched the past few Lucas races you (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) sure know Davenport is the #1 ranked dirt latemodel driver now.....Essex lets you know that for sure...LOL

[TBSprintFan]

Restartifieds (modifieds) are right up there with crate late models. When did they start with time trials with this class? In the north it is just a draw for heat line up. Plus they just sit there forever when they spin out and they spin out constantly. Sprint Cars almost get moving faster and that is with the help of a push truck.

[Jim11h]

I actually enjoy mods. Lima and Eldora they usually the best show. I've seen them at many other tracks as well. Every track races different for different divisions. I've seen killer non wing shows, winged 410s, late models, stock cars and mods too. I will say I'm not a fan of these crate motor stock cars. Crate models ok what limited bit seen. The whole swinging from Lucas jock I don't get though. Sure seen good races and seen train races but that's anywhere. I just don't much care for their format and I despise this crap of top 4 or 6 qualifiers locked into front of feature.

https://youtu.be/C8Mxultxq8Q

Check out that feature if wanna see racing

[Highside Hustler25]

Restartifieds (modifieds) are right up there with crate late models. When did they start with time trials with this class? In the north it is just a draw for heat line up. Plus they just sit there forever when they spin out and they spin out constantly. Sprint Cars almost get moving faster and that is with the help of a push truck.

More times than not the mods produce more passing than the late models.

[NeedforLM$peed]

I just looked at all the Lucas results from 2021 so far and here's how it breaks down after 14 races.

9 wins have come from the 1st or 2nd row
4 wins have come from the 5th row
1 win from the 3rd row.

[NeedforLM$peed]

WoO has run 15 races. I counted the double features for Cherokee but not the second feature at Boone with the invert. Which was won by Babb also from the front row.

12 races were won from the first two rows
2 features were won both from the third row.

[TerryM]

This is too funny. I bet he doesn’t even understand why.

[NeedforLM$peed]

I dunno. Was curious to see myself so I went and looked. Kinda interesting 4 wins were just from the 5th row.

[dirty-white-boy]

I just looked at all the Lucas results from 2021 so far and here's how it breaks down after 14 races.

9 wins have come from the 1st or 2nd row
4 wins have come from the 5th row
1 win from the 3rd row.

Racing is about going fast. Going fast puts you up front. The competition is so close today compared to even 10 years ago. The odds of a winner coming from the b main and winning are high. Its really hard for a fast guy to have a bad heat and get in thru the b and not be lapped in 10 laps.

I have no problem with the 9 wins coming from the front row if the RACING was good. Did 2nd place come from 8th and run with the leader side by side for the lead? ect.

[NeedforLM$peed]

I don't remember what event it was but I think Tmac was able to win the Bmain then win the feature. That's the last one I recall. Either last year for year before.

[84wedge]

I suppose they could instill all the Nascar rules, competition cautions, stages etc so more people who didn't qualify well, came through a bmain or had to use a provisional could have a chance at moving through the field. I bet that would make everyone happy.

[TerryM]

The initial comment was about the front row of Lucas races. The front row stats are as follows:

27 starts ... 3 wins

Maybe I’m not a math wiz, but that’s not good, right?