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September 28, 2020 at
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Posted By: Kingpin2014 on September 27 2020 at 08:16:05 PM
They do go somewhere else lol. I'm not from central pa but everytime I hear drivers talking that have raced there they rave about Ports surface and say it's easily the best in central PA. Just think for a second, if port races 20k to win last night how many cars would show up compared to this race. Buy a pit pass and talk to the drivers, they'll tell ya. Hammer down is great for hot laps and qualifying and that's it
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^^^^ Facts. You are absolutely correct. If Port hosts a $20k to win races they get a minimum of 35-40 cars. But you won't hear Strawser or WingedStrawser bash Selinsgrove for garbage racing because they are running out of tracks. Sorry, I'll take passing every day over a choo choo train. I can go to WG if I want freight train racing. I guess now it's both Groves.
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September 28, 2020 at
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Posted By: steelcityguy on September 28 2020 at 06:17:50 AM
^^^^ Facts. You are absolutely correct. If Port hosts a $20k to win races they get a minimum of 35-40 cars. But you won't hear Strawser or WingedStrawser bash Selinsgrove for garbage racing because they are running out of tracks. Sorry, I'll take passing every day over a choo choo train. I can go to WG if I want freight train racing. I guess now it's both Groves.
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Like I said, I will take the racing like I witnessed at SG anytime over half throttle, slow poke feature racing at Port Royal or anywhere as a matter of fact.
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September 28, 2020 at
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Posted By: WingedSpeed on September 28 2020 at 08:45:02 AM
Like I said, I will take the racing like I witnessed at SG anytime over half throttle, slow poke feature racing at Port Royal or anywhere as a matter of fact.
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You and your half brother are bigger buffoons than anyone gives you two nutjobs credit for. How you can sit there and say that you enjoyed Macri absolutely dominate 40 freakin' laps, FORTY LAPS, from the pole position is beyond comprehension. I believe Brouse said the hard charger was plus six. That included Stutts and Abreu dropping out and the Brian Brown DQ.
Just when we think we've heard it all from you two clowns, you chirp again. I did break my own rule of never ever communicating with you two, so for the rest of the hosers, I apologize for breaking the rules.
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September 28, 2020 at
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September 28, 2020 at
03:04:08 PM by fiXXXer
I enjoyed myself. Wasn't the best racing but the speed was definitely incredible. It was a beautiful evening to be at the track with my racing friends and sharing some laughs and having a good time. People are starting to get way too stupid over track prep. I've been going to races for over 30 years and some nights I've seen bad races on great surfaces and good races on bad surfaces plus everything in between. Port Royal has had it's share of good and bad track surfaces and it's also had it's share of good and bad races just like every other track in the area. I wish people would just quit bitching and appreciate the opportunity to enjoy the sport we love. Different and rapidly changing track conditions used to be something everyone accepted as part of dirt track racing. Now everyone just wants to bitch like premenstrual teenagers when it isn't exactly like they want it to be. It rained on Saturday and was very cloudy all day and the track was wet.....BIG DEAL. I woke up that morning knowing what the track would be like. This is equally as stupid as when people were bitching about the track taking rubber at Port on Labor Day when it was warm, sunny and very windy.
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September 28, 2020 at
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Can you actually say a minimum of..... and then give a range of 5? Is that legal?
On a serious note, why was Brian Brown Dq'd
Even though I may not know you, I
care what most of you think!
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September 28, 2020 at
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Posted By: fiXXXer on September 28 2020 at 02:57:35 PM
I enjoyed myself. Wasn't the best racing but the speed was definitely incredible. It was a beautiful evening to be at the track with my racing friends and sharing some laughs and having a good time. People are starting to get way too stupid over track prep. I've been going to races for over 30 years and some nights I've seen bad races on great surfaces and good races on bad surfaces plus everything in between. Port Royal has had it's share of good and bad track surfaces and it's also had it's share of good and bad races just like every other track in the area. I wish people would just quit bitching and appreciate the opportunity to enjoy the sport we love. Different and rapidly changing track conditions used to be something everyone accepted as part of dirt track racing. Now everyone just wants to bitch like premenstrual teenagers when it isn't exactly like they want it to be. It rained on Saturday and was very cloudy all day and the track was wet.....BIG DEAL. I woke up that morning knowing what the track would be like. This is equally as stupid as when people were bitching about the track taking rubber at Port on Labor Day when it was warm, sunny and very windy.
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Same here. Was the racing as good as the last 410 race race held on September 6th? NO. Would the outcome have been different if Brian Brown was not disqualified? Probably not. The weather definetely factored into Saturday's racing conditions for sure. I was just happy Selinsgrove was able to hold a high paying race with such a long history and they had a pretty good crowd. The fact a local driver was able to come out on top was an added plus. If I am being honest, out of the twelve races I attended in person this year at Williams Grove, Port Royal, Lincoln, Selinsgrove and BAPS, half were snoozers. But as a long time sprint car fan, I was just happy hang out with friends and see some actual racing in this crazy year. I get so tired on seeing so called fans nit pick every stinkin' race on the internet. Be happy Selinsgrove is still in business.
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September 28, 2020 at
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September 28, 2020 at
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Posted By: RodinCanada on September 28 2020 at 03:46:38 PM
Can you actually say a minimum of..... and then give a range of 5? Is that legal?
On a serious note, why was Brian Brown Dq'd
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Comeptioion red on lap 20. You can do anything but change a tire/s. Brian's crew brought a jack onto the track to jack up the rear of the car to grind the rear tires. This race had different rules and those rules state that the use of a jack during acompetition red is illegal. Hence, he was DQ'd. Brian himself took full blame for the infraction.
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September 28, 2020 at
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Posted By: drw40 on September 28 2020 at 07:03:36 PM
Comeptioion red on lap 20. You can do anything but change a tire/s. Brian's crew brought a jack onto the track to jack up the rear of the car to grind the rear tires. This race had different rules and those rules state that the use of a jack during acompetition red is illegal. Hence, he was DQ'd. Brian himself took full blame for the infraction.
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Sorry, but you're wrong. The Nace race did not have different rules. Page 5.
http://www.selinsgrovespeedway.com/images/2020_Speedway_General_Rules.pdf
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September 29, 2020 at
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I typed my response DIRECTLY from a Brian Brown press release.
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