I'd say there are at least a couple hundred crate late models between Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Alabama. If crates went away some of those cars would absolutely turn into supers. I'm not saying 75% or even 50%, but they wouldn't all drop a class or get out.
JD done gone and stirred the Knoxville worshippers up…
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You need my stamp of approval, don't ya?Originally posted by kidrock View PostWell it sounds like JD told Sauve the facility was awesome. Kind of what I thought he would say about the place. He's seen his fair share of not so good facilities and Knoxville isn't one of them. I think I grasped a little actuality wouldn't you lol............................................... ........................................
How sweet. Smile
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I want to say 5 years and I think it was Toccoa being the last hold out... Wait Dixie/Rome still do, but they took last year off for Martha's cancer and passing. Besides them I don't know of any others left in the state. Lauren's was the last weekly Super track I knew of in SC and they quit about the same time as Toccoa. Its difficult to watch something I've loved and been a part of so long, be courting death like a drug addict denying the whole way they have an issue tha'ts killing them. I'm just waiting on that call in the middle of the night to tell me its over...Originally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View Post... When was the last time a track in Georgia had weekly super late models?"In the Republic of Mediocrity, Genius is Dangerous." - Robert Green Ingersoll
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This…Originally posted by Paradox28 View Postother than that..everyone keeps blaming the tracks for the racing..we currently have race cars that can't actually race each other unless they go to small tracks.
Big tracks have died because of the cars. But everyone wants to blame the tracks even the drivers who know the cars have an aero problem.
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Originally posted by Paradox28 View Postsomeone believed the double boone story! lol
https://www.speedsport.com/dirt-late-models/super-nationals-tall-tales-twin-boone-speedways-in-2024/The 41st annual Speedway Motors IMCA Super Nationals fueled by Casey's has experienced unprecedented growth in recent years with a record car count of 1,014 through Friday’s events at Boone Speedway.
I didn't know Speed Sport was a satire site.
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