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  • 3 wide
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    Well I don't give it much hope Nashville and maybe slinger is there best chance to put on a show I think.

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  • slideiton
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    It's not a small field for a specialty series even IROC which was the forefather of SRX was only 12 cars, even Robby Gordon's Off Road series was no more than a handful of full time teams.

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  • Highside Hustler25
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    I'll take Helio for $20

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  • vande07
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    IMO, the racing was fine. As far as speed goes, my guess is CUP cars would have been in that same speed range at Stafford, possibly a little faster, but they are so aero dependant that it would have been follow the leader with NO PASSING, at least these cars could go two wide even though the announcer indicated it's typically a 1 groove track.

    This week and next week will be more interesting overall as they remove the windshields and convert them over to run the dirt, my guess is their lap times will be similar to the truck series when they ran Eldora in the past.

    Now, who will spin out on the dirt first? My $$ is on Paul Tracy....

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  • Barbecueboy
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    Our guys can’t race in the rain when the track is closed, so couch racing this past weekend was the only option.

    The racing wasn’t near as bad as I thought it would be.

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  • stock car driver
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    12 cars are you kidding who the heck would watch 12 cars..... I was towing 3-4-5 hours to find full fields to race with and then went to specials only for the last few years.

    If this is a serious post you must be a serious couch potato.

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  • Barbecueboy
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    Originally posted by dirtcrazy4u View Post
    Holding mikie Waltrip back. Hahahahahahahahahahahqhahqhahqhaha, and then some.
    I thought the same thing, but then I figured they weren’t talking about his racing and are holding him back from being himself in front of a camera aka NASCAR pit road reporter

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  • dirtcrazy4u
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    Holding mikie Waltrip back. Hahahahahahahahahahahqhahqhahqhaha, and then some.

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  • Barbecueboy
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    Cars looked cooler and less fragile than I thought they would. I enjoyed it and like the idea of throwing In the local hot shots.

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  • Late_Model_Mark
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    I enjoyed it, seeing the stands packed was cool, watched the thing after calling a show at Talladega. Cars are interesting and they seemed to race decently. You don't have to be fast to have good racing.



    Late Model Mark
    TST Announcer

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  • BloomerWon
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    Originally posted by MEE View Post
    Who cares This is a DIRT forum.
    Then why do you come here asking about gay bars all the time??

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  • MEE
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    Originally posted by dirtcrazy4u View Post
    Hummmmmmm, what up with that ?
    Who cares This is a DIRT forum.

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  • Highside Hustler25
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    Originally posted by MachineMasters View Post
    How did Biffle drive through the field on new tires in the 100 lap feature, yet fail to pass the leader? Seemed fishy.

    SRX needs to be extremely careful with scripting - if real race fans catch a hint of the racing being scripted, they will tune out.
    You can tell they are holding Michael Waltrip back.

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  • BloomerWon
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    Bingo!!

    Originally posted by Dlmfan123 View Post
    What do you want to be said on here about it? This is for dirt late models
    During dream week to boot... lmao!!

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  • Rajflyboy
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    Baffle wore his tires out. I think Coby managed tire wear better.

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