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April 10, 2010 at
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It's the Kings Royal from 2004 all over again. 
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April 10, 2010 at
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you read my mind. this is crazy. and now 2 red flags for fuel.... WOW!
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April 10, 2010 at
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This is bordering on embarrassing, or has that already been passed?
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April 10, 2010 at
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Right rears are poppin like cherries on prom night ...
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April 10, 2010 at
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Any fans left?
Those folks are accustomed to being in bed by 10 P.M. 
TSA...It's not a GROPE...it's a Freedom Pat!
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April 11, 2010 at
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"Any fans left?"
Yep - I bet a LOT did, 
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April 11, 2010 at
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On the results on Openwheel, I listed every caution/red, it reads like a book......a long book..... http://www.openwheel.org
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April 11, 2010 at
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April 11, 2010 at
04:18:48 AM by OKCFan12
Does anyone else find it hilarious that in a thread about a disaster WoO race there are all these banners for Lucas Oil ASCS??? LOL LOL LOL.
World of Outlaws at Tri State - 35$ admission
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - 20$ admission
World of Outlaws at Tri State - 27 cars
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - 53 cars
World of Outlaws at Tri State - 1 hour 37 minute feature
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - sounds like it was probably less around 10 minutes
World of Outlaws at Tri State - race sounds like a complete marathon of a disaster
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - sounds like non stop/caution free, multi-groove barnburner
I always say............more times than not...........lol yeah. and tonight - was one of those nights. and its more often the case than many glory day old folks on here care to realize or better yet admit!
Or maybe just the next time WoO wants to run a show down here they could do it on a weekend where ASCS is off or at least not running so close - so that in their efforts to cross schedule.........they don't get embarrased and show that whereas they may have the top few (very few) drivers...........they are far from having a better show than ASCS.
How much would could a wouldchuck chuck if a
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April 11, 2010 at
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Posted By: OKCFan12 on April 11 2010 at 04:14:53 AM
Does anyone else find it hilarious that in a thread about a disaster WoO race there are all these banners for Lucas Oil ASCS??? LOL LOL LOL.
World of Outlaws at Tri State - 35$ admission
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - 20$ admission
World of Outlaws at Tri State - 27 cars
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - 53 cars
World of Outlaws at Tri State - 1 hour 37 minute feature
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - sounds like it was probably less around 10 minutes
World of Outlaws at Tri State - race sounds like a complete marathon of a disaster
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - sounds like non stop/caution free, multi-groove barnburner
I always say............more times than not...........lol yeah. and tonight - was one of those nights. and its more often the case than many glory day old folks on here care to realize or better yet admit!
Or maybe just the next time WoO wants to run a show down here they could do it on a weekend where ASCS is off or at least not running so close - so that in their efforts to cross schedule.........they don't get embarrased and show that whereas they may have the top few (very few) drivers...........they are far from having a better show than ASCS.
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I'll bet everyone just loves those GOODYEARS, what a joke.
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April 11, 2010 at
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Posted By: OKCFan12 on April 11 2010 at 04:14:53 AM
Does anyone else find it hilarious that in a thread about a disaster WoO race there are all these banners for Lucas Oil ASCS??? LOL LOL LOL.
World of Outlaws at Tri State - 35$ admission
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - 20$ admission
World of Outlaws at Tri State - 27 cars
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - 53 cars
World of Outlaws at Tri State - 1 hour 37 minute feature
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - sounds like it was probably less around 10 minutes
World of Outlaws at Tri State - race sounds like a complete marathon of a disaster
ASCS at I-30 Speedway - sounds like non stop/caution free, multi-groove barnburner
I always say............more times than not...........lol yeah. and tonight - was one of those nights. and its more often the case than many glory day old folks on here care to realize or better yet admit!
Or maybe just the next time WoO wants to run a show down here they could do it on a weekend where ASCS is off or at least not running so close - so that in their efforts to cross schedule.........they don't get embarrased and show that whereas they may have the top few (very few) drivers...........they are far from having a better show than ASCS.
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Oh my but how quickly you forget Mr. OKCFan12. Wasn't it just the previous night at Kilgore that your beloved ASCS series finished up a very long A-main at approx. 1 a.m.? I have no dog in this fight, but it seems your calling the kettle black on this one. I happen to think that both series are great and provide great and close racing. Yes, the best of the best run the WoO and get paid for being good. Yes, the ASCS is a good deal also and has good racing. What's the big deal with everyone picking and choosing sides? For the guy that brought up the Goodyear tire deal. What is up with that? There were MANY rubber-down tracks back when the Hoosiers were still around so please explain your point to me on that will ya? Do you remember the 2004 Kings Royal by any chance. It was a duplicate of last nights mess in case you don't, except the tires were Hoosiers. Does anyone have anything good to say about this past weekend of racing, without slamming any other series? Go for it if ya do.
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April 11, 2010 at
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Posted By: Lanman on April 11 2010 at 05:22:03 PM
Oh my but how quickly you forget Mr. OKCFan12. Wasn't it just the previous night at Kilgore that your beloved ASCS series finished up a very long A-main at approx. 1 a.m.? I have no dog in this fight, but it seems your calling the kettle black on this one. I happen to think that both series are great and provide great and close racing. Yes, the best of the best run the WoO and get paid for being good. Yes, the ASCS is a good deal also and has good racing. What's the big deal with everyone picking and choosing sides? For the guy that brought up the Goodyear tire deal. What is up with that? There were MANY rubber-down tracks back when the Hoosiers were still around so please explain your point to me on that will ya? Do you remember the 2004 Kings Royal by any chance. It was a duplicate of last nights mess in case you don't, except the tires were Hoosiers. Does anyone have anything good to say about this past weekend of racing, without slamming any other series? Go for it if ya do.
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i'm just asking but wasn't 2004 an open tire year? a few years back in tulare there was a tire fest. i think thats when erin evernham won a race.
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April 11, 2010 at
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Posted By: Lanman on April 11 2010 at 05:22:03 PM
Oh my but how quickly you forget Mr. OKCFan12. Wasn't it just the previous night at Kilgore that your beloved ASCS series finished up a very long A-main at approx. 1 a.m.? I have no dog in this fight, but it seems your calling the kettle black on this one. I happen to think that both series are great and provide great and close racing. Yes, the best of the best run the WoO and get paid for being good. Yes, the ASCS is a good deal also and has good racing. What's the big deal with everyone picking and choosing sides? For the guy that brought up the Goodyear tire deal. What is up with that? There were MANY rubber-down tracks back when the Hoosiers were still around so please explain your point to me on that will ya? Do you remember the 2004 Kings Royal by any chance. It was a duplicate of last nights mess in case you don't, except the tires were Hoosiers. Does anyone have anything good to say about this past weekend of racing, without slamming any other series? Go for it if ya do.
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i'd expect to get out of a track a little late with multiple classes over 50 sprints 6 heat races (not 3) and 2 B-Mains (not 1)... but that's just me.
great racing this weekend, ascs, all stars, usac & WoO up to lap 25 or so.
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April 11, 2010 at
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Posted By: Quick Time on April 11 2010 at 07:38:42 AM
I'll bet everyone just loves those GOODYEARS, what a joke.
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Just saw a 410 race at a track in PA with an open and unlimited tire rule where tires were going flat left and right. Hoosier or Goodyear didn't matter. Sometimes the track just isn't good on tires.
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