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There aren't too many tracks that are over 12 miles, so I don't think you have to worry about that.

I'd like to find one that just goes back to the last ten races at a given track. Drivers change teams often enough, that any farther back starts to dilute what I'm after. I'll keep looking, maybe I'll find something by accident. I noticed this morning that I was the only one that didn't earn any...

Did anybody see that a Porsche 919 made a lap at the Nurburgring Nordschleife in 5 minuets and 15 seconds? An unbelievable drive. If they had a track like that, I might consider it. They don't have anything like that over here, so my answer is still no.

While trying to find some stats, I was looking for Erik Jones stats, and they had him listed as Eric Darnell. It was funny once I realized what was going on. I tried finding stats for Chase Elliott too, they didn't have him listed, but they had stats for Bill Elliott. I can't find any decent...

Has anybody ever heard of Erik Darnell before?

I told them we need a couple of one mile dirt tracks. Eldora is a little small in my opinion.

The track stats leave a lot to be desired. Stats for a given track only list fifteen drivers, and only goes back three years.

No. Both sprints and super mods were built with the engine in the center of the frame, directly in front of the driver. This is a pic of them on asphalt. They would turn around and race the same cars the next night on dirt tracks. This was around 1972.

Just an FYI, butthurt is one word.

I had all for of my drivers in the top seven... until Menard became a loose cannon. Three of the four would not complete another lap. I thought they would be ahead of the big one, but they were the big one. My only concern is that this year there are less drivers in the "A" ranks, and the "B"...

Where Kyle got screwed was when Denny was leading by a nose when NASCAR threw the yellow. Had Kyle had the lead the rolls would have been reversed. Denny would have let Kyle down in front of Denny and Joey. In a way it was team orders, but not the kind you normally associate with those words.

Here in California sprint cars, and super modifieds raced together at most tracks. The difference between them and modifieds, were modifieds had carbs instead of fuel injection. The only difference between late models, and modifieds was late models were full bodies, and modifieds were open wheel...

5 It was a good race until 30 laps to go. After that it was awful.

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