I like Ricky Thornton. Does anyone wonder what’s going on. What the hell does he have? You don’t win this many races without having something better on the car side than the rest. Overton, Davenport too in the years past excluding the Davenport/Rumley experiment car. Just curious
Ok…What’s he got that the others dont?
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That's a good question. Others racing against him would like to know alsoTHE REAL SLIDING SIDEWAYS!
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If it was talent alone, then Overton would still be winning like he was a couple years ago. Davenport would be winning like he was last year. Their talent didn’t just go away. Ricky is good too but the common denominator with all of these great seasons is that they’ve hit on something that nobody else has..Originally posted by ftfiowa View PostRTJ has the most feel in his butt pure and simple. he did the same thing in mods. HES THAT GOOD.
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I think it’s just his year. Good backing and good crew that obviously gels together. Rarely has a DNF or gets in a wreck. His setup that works for him may not work for others, it happens a lot in racing. The competition will catch up to him sooner or later.
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Excluding Bloomquist because I feel he was just leaps and bounds ahead in the thinking category plus top equipment. There seams to be guys that have these years. Lanigan, Owens, Moyer when he brought out the victory circle. I remember Clint Smith winning several in 2006 because he was on tires nobody else was using in Woo. And of course the Earl Pearson and Ricky Weeks tire doctoring years. It’s always something little extra these guys got
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I mean we were ready to claim Brandon Overton the second coming couple years ago now he is mediocre. Owens was most feared driver out there now he can barely race against mid level competition. Same for Babb….when the swing arm went bye bye so did his wins
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RTJ is just so smooth out there and does not get rattled. He knows how to find a good racing line and does not abuse his car. I must also add that he has adapted to driving a late model quicker than anyone I have seen.
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I don't care what anyone from the modified world says, he's not that much better than anyone else. I've personally watched him lose a lot more mod races than he won. His car clearly handles a bit different and that clearly leads to a bit of an advantage.Modern Day Spec Wedge Racing
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Ricky seems to be a great kid but he ain't all that great behind the wheel. I get it a lot of people don't understand that but he's not as smooth as some try to portray him. He's as good as many but he's not as good as some...Originally posted by Mod Runner View PostRTJ is just so smooth out there and does not get rattled. He knows how to find a good racing line and does not abuse his car. I must also add that he has adapted to driving a late model quicker than anyone I have seen.
He's no Jimmy Owens coming out of a mod but he's good...
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It's interesting that whenever someone gets a new Longhorn, they're instantly fast out of the box. Then they start tweaking on them and seemingly get slower. I think that's a lot of guys problem.8/13/16
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