Originally posted by Big Daddy 37
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Donnie Morans racing career after the million
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It's facts! He was a running a different chassis every week and on the downhill. He was long past his prime performances.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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Whatever... 99% of the people there (including myself) were banking on any of Bloomquist, Moyer, or Moran winning. All three were Eldora magicians.Originally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View PostIt's facts! He was a running a different chassis every week and on the downhill. He was long past his prime performances.
Guess we all knew better.
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Years ago there were some replies on here claiming he kinda foolishly blew through the money. I’m not sure he won a lot after the million, it seems like he didn’t.
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I wasn't banking on him at all. It had been years since he did anything in a world or Dream. I had watched him run like crap everywhere the last couple of years, at that point.Originally posted by Big Daddy 37 View PostWhatever... 99% of the people there (including myself) were banking on any of Bloomquist, Moyer, or Moran winning. All three were Eldora magicians.
Guess we all knew better.
Next you are going to tell me you called Bart Hartman's win.
It's easy to look back now and say he was a favorite because of all the success he had there. The fact is, recent history means more than old history and smart money would not have been on him.Last edited by MasterSbilt_Racer; 06-14-2022, 10:39 PM.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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MastersBuilt, gotta agree, on that day magic hit and donnie won. The guy had a good career, but after the million it was pretty much on the slide.
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Donnie is still in the top 5 if you ask me, even though guys like JD and Jimmy Owens are knocking on that door more and more every year
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Donnie’s great years in DLM racing happened when his brother-in-law(J.C.) was his crew chief. Donnie touched on this when interviewed about the Eldora Million win that he had hired J.C and his sister back for that one single race for a percentage of the winnings. I heard that it was a lot more than Donnie’s response of 1.5% each if they were to win. J.C. had a lot to do with the success in Donnie’s career.Originally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View PostI wasn't banking on him at all. It had been years since he did anything in a world or Dream. I had watched him run like crap everywhere the last couple of years, at that point.
Next you are going to tell me you called Bart Hartman's win.
It's easy to look back now and say he was a favorite because of all the success he had there. The fact is, recent history means more than old history and smart money would not have been on him.
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