Heck ive seen everything from mulch,calcium chloride to laundry detergents used to prep a track before...
Ever wondered what all goes into prepping a dirt track?
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I live in Iowa and have no interest in going to Boone. JMHOOriginally posted by Nasty55 View PostYou hit the gold with this statement... Boone definitely knows how to farm down a good racing surface for sure and if some of you guys haven't ever been to boone you should bucket list it..
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Originally posted by plunks7 View PostI live in Iowa and have no interest in going to Boone. JMHO
Thats cool Plunks its not for everyone... Another one that does an awesome job of farming a good racing surface which someone pointed out above is Knoxville... I have been there to the sprint car nationals a few times and it always had a good racing surface each time... The latemodel nationals are on my to do list as well..If you can't race it or take it to bed! It ain't worth having!
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Oh yeah I have to agree with you there bud lose the support classes and run just as you said lates and mods and things would be much better..Originally posted by plunks7 View PostIf they were to run just Late Models and Mods all week. Heck ya I would go. The lower classes I have lost my interest. I have seen enough S H I T shows in my Life!!!If you can't race it or take it to bed! It ain't worth having!
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Don't get me wrong I'm a fan of all sorts of racing but they just need to make it the Boone latemodel & Modified Nationals... They would still fill a week up with racing with just those 2 classesIf you can't race it or take it to bed! It ain't worth having!
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A good racetrack is usually prepped all week but some think they can show up a few hours before race time and sprinkle some water on and it will be good. Most the time that's doesn't work out so well.
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