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That was a tough race to stomach. Nearly 2 hours of prep work for about 36 minutes of racing. Totally get the weather situation. But wow, that sucked. I paid, so I get to complain. I'll be back for Outlaws, Slocum, and Castrol races. Hopefully they get it figured out. That was GARBAGE.
Friend of mine said he went and left when they started farming the track; told me he took a shower when he got home, started the grill and didn't miss a lap of the feature. I asked how it felt to not only pay for the pit pass but the pay per view as well, believe the comment was something I cannot repeat.... said he will probably not be back to 34 in the near future... I always considered it my favorite track (although the last time I was there Sarah Fisher was racing a midget), hate to hear it is not what it used to be.
That was a tough race to stomach. Nearly 2 hours of prep work for about 36 minutes of racing. Totally get the weather situation. But wow, that sucked. I paid, so I get to complain. I'll be back for Outlaws, Slocum, and Castrol races. Hopefully they get it figured out. That was GARBAGE.
I had thought about going there, but I am elated that I chose Quincy instead. The MARS race at Quincy was awesome.
Every track has a dud once in a while. Even massive duds like this one. 34 is usually better than this, and I won't let this occurrence stop me from going back.
Every track has a dud once in a while. Even massive duds like this one. 34 is usually better than this, and I won't let this occurrence stop me from going back.
What I have noticed over the last few years, is that track is racier for sprint cars than late models.
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