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Old 05-29-2014, 11:23 AM
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Old 05-29-2014, 08:53 PM
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I'm curious how many people registered? Might give those numbers some perspective.
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Old 05-30-2014, 01:02 AM
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Use 45 as the number of entrants and those numbers are really impressive
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Just an unbelievable amount of track time piled up last weekend by everyone... Kudos to all of the owners for putting together some tough TOUGH cars built to handle the work they were put through.
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Old 05-30-2014, 08:40 AM
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it was a great weekend, the big track was fun to see our PT cars come around the banks and you see them almost from above was cool...the autocross was awesome...(I'm an autoX junkie) they ran the infield cart track, its smooth asphalt, corner rumble strips and if you went off course all you would hurt were blades of grass...(i was completely envious of that course) and the stop start was super quick!!! 12 seconds of adrenalin, it was a great event, were else do you get to race with the top cars and drivers in our sport and get FREE!!! professional driving instruction USCA had 3-5 instructors ready to ride with anyone...even Kyle Tucker used an instructor to help him at the track, on the first day!...its about the fun, and of course Albert did an awesome job grilling lunches for everyone everyday...steaks, fish, chicken....YUM! there were about 50 cars there so you ran alot, I know we had one of our guys run 11 autocross laps within an hour....hell Im lucky to get 3 runs in a DAY at a goodguys event
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What a great experience for you guys and happy to see that the event went so well!
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