Gateway Dirt Nationals - St. Louis, MO - Dec. 2-4 - DRIVER ROLL CALL LIST

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  • NeedforLM$peed
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    It says on DoD that Jamey Zidars left front got into the right rear of Carpenter and it caused Zidars car to turn towards the infield collecting Sheppard and Rtj. How was that Carpenters fault.

    If some of these guys aren't expecting contact to happen every race, every lap they should probably load up, go home and sip eggnog.
    Last edited by NeedforLM$peed; 12-03-2021, 12:43 PM.

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  • Highside Hustler25
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    The last 2 sentences in post #45 are pretty spot on.
    Should make for good entertainment the next 2 nights.
    I love when they shove that mic right in their face when their temper is gonna override the brain every time. RTJ, that was some serious potty mouth. Didn't think he had it in him.

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  • Barbecueboy
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    Originally posted by B_K View Post
    Talk your talk, but when you end up on your lid you better not say sh!t.
    I don’t think you meant it as one, but I think that’s a pretty good prediction of where the 28 will end up this weekend at some point.

    I like watching him be aggressive, and he seems like he probably knows he’s got one coming to him……you know what I don’t see anywhere this morning though?? Any of his idiot fans making excuses for his driving.

    Not one brake pad or throttle sticking excuse anywhere…..very refreshing.

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  • JM15
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    Originally posted by over4T View Post
    Carpenter did what he thought he had to do to win last night and can't really fault him for that. But running his yap afterwards may come back and bite him. A lot of experience in this sport for a lot of years has taught me, if nothing else, that ticking off your competition will often motivate them to come back at you harder than you expect. You'd better be ready to expect the same blocking and/or rough driving you gave out. Racing can be a very humbling sport and allowing yourself a few minutes to cool off afterwards before running your mouth, especially at tight tracks where you should know going in that it's not going to be a cakewalk. A pro like Thornton could also benefit from this advice.
    I am not a Carpenter fan at all but I didn’t think he did anything wrong that caused Thornton and Sheppard to get taken out. That said, I don’t think he will ever attract any serious help sponsorship wise because of the way he handles himself off track. Sometimes you just need to shut up and let people wonder if your an idiot. He removes all doubt every time he speaks.

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  • formercrewguy
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    Originally posted by over4T View Post
    Carpenter did what he thought he had to do to win last night and can't really fault him for that. But running his yap afterwards may come back and bite him. A lot of experience in this sport for a lot of years has taught me, if nothing else, that ticking off your competition will often motivate them to come back at you harder than you expect. You'd better be ready to expect the same blocking and/or rough driving you gave out.

    Racing can be a very humbling sport and allowing yourself a few minutes to cool off afterwards before running your mouth, especially at tight tracks where you should know going in that it's not going to be a cakewalk.

    A pro like Thornton could also benefit from this advice.
    He sure didn't make any friends last night. Well said!

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  • Drop Shock
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    If you have a DirtonDirt account read what Sheppard has to say about the situation. That’s a guy that understands the sport as good as anyone, and he calls it like he sees it. The 28 is a jackwagon

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  • over4T
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    Carpenter did what he thought he had to do to win last night and can't really fault him for that. But running his yap afterwards may come back and bite him. A lot of experience in this sport for a lot of years has taught me, if nothing else, that ticking off your competition will often motivate them to come back at you harder than you expect. You'd better be ready to expect the same blocking and/or rough driving you gave out.

    Racing can be a very humbling sport and allowing yourself a few minutes to cool off afterwards before running your mouth, especially at tight tracks where you should know going in that it's not going to be a cakewalk.

    A pro like Thornton could also benefit from this advice.

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  • Drop Shock
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    I’m just sick of the small team poor pitiful me talk. Guy has had brand new parts to go on his brand new racecars for about 6 years now. Act like you’ve been there before

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  • riddle28
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    id bet he dont win saturday if he tries all the blocking he was doin last night

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  • Pennsboro32
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    This is dirt racing fellas. Say what you want but look at the pub it’s getting. You want pretty boys, who can’t say crap, go watch it on FS1/Fox.

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  • B_K
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    Talk your talk, but when you end up on your lid you better not say sh!t.

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  • Tireguy17
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    Be arrogant...Be edgy...Race to win and not be friends...Basically be Bloomer in his haydays.

    But race people with respect and win because you were the best on the track not cuz you squeezed your competition between the walls. Tyler has to drive better to make the talk valid IMO.

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  • EvelB7
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    It might be entertaining to watch but come on, clean it up a little bit. Wonder why dirt racing gets looked down upon (and it shouldn't), people turn this on for the first time.... On another note, I predict Hoffman will top three the late model tonight (win in the modified, second in the midget)- that is the kind of thing people should be talking about.

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  • Jim11h
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    Hey, to each all. I miss raw excitement but this game has evolved a bunch and money huge. I like carpenter, schlenk, and more regional guys over stars but want to see them big time too and with money thrown around you just can't do that anymore unfortunately. You'd be hard pressed to find Owen's or davenport give interviews like that. Days of my favorite ever, Jack Hewitt, are over. FYI, yes I'd love a tyler carpenter repeat.

    For what worth I remember years ago helping friend and carpenters we're winning often in east southern Ohio and hearing about them. We went to midway for I think a Monday alms show after Eldora. Short version this whooped pickup with so-so looking car pulled in on open trailer and heard was tyler. He if remember right was 15 and passenger in pickup, well car didn't look like much but it was good. Don't think won but was upfront. Guys that normally fast couldn't hit broad side of barn with shovel coming in toters etc

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  • NeedforLM$peed
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    Remember that time Carpenter got ran off the H€ll tour after like 4 days...

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