dpkimmel2001
Team Owner
I can tell that it 's a Peterbilt truck by the Peterbilt emblem on the door.I can't see enough to tell what kind of trailer he is pulling. I can tell that it is a Peterbilt truck by the dash.
I can tell that it 's a Peterbilt truck by the Peterbilt emblem on the door.I can't see enough to tell what kind of trailer he is pulling. I can tell that it is a Peterbilt truck by the dash.
Yep, that too.I can tell that it 's a Peterbilt truck by the Peterbilt emblem on the door.
If my Photoshop skills were any better at all, Tony would have been wearing a big a$$ Peterbilt hat.Yep, that too.
I can tell that it 's a Peterbilt truck by the Peterbilt emblem on the door.
The four-day pass to view all of the Snowball Derby and Snowflake 100 feature racing action, plus Snowball and Snowflake qualifying events and feature races for the Five Flags Speedway’s Bombers, Sportsman, Super Stocks, Modified and Pro Truck divisions is the most cost-effective package. However, individual day passes are also available. Fans can tune in to Nash 102.7 Pole Night action, featuring time trials for the Snowball Derby and feature events for the Five Flags Super Stocks and Modifieds, on Friday, December 5 for $14.99. The December 6 Allen Turner Snowflake 100 qualifying and feature events, along with the Snowball Derby last-chance qualifier event and the Pro Truck division feature, is available on Saturday for $19.99. A single-day viewing ticket for the 47th Annual Snowball Derby on Sunday, December 7, is $24.99.
The only way to view the Snowball Derby feature events for the Five Flags Bomber and Sportsman divisions is to purchase the four-day 51 TV ticket for $54.99.
Taking this from the Short Track Racing section:
The Snowball Derby will be broadcast live on 51 TV (Speed51.com) next weekend.
http://speed51.com/47th-annual-snowball-derby-to-broadcast-live-on-51-tv/
And worth every damn penny of it. That's only $20 a day for a whole lotta fun, exhaust thunder and burning rubber smells up close and personal. And as I said in the other thread " It's only 9 miles from my house so I'm here already with passes in hand.I thought that sounded pricey, then I saw reserved tickets for Sunday are going for $45 and four-day passes are $75. Jeebus.
4 days for $75? Reads like a helluva deal to me. If I only lived about 1000 miles closer I'd give it a go. Instead, I'll stay here and shovel snow.And worth every damn penny of it. That's only $20 a day for a whole lotta fun, exhaust thunder and burning rubber smells up close and personal. And as I said in the other thread " It's only 9 miles from my house so I'm here already with passes in hand.
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Wednesday Dec 3
Free Admission
9 am Parking of Rigs; 11 am to 5 pm Tech Open
Evening
5-9 pm Cat Country/WEAR TV3
Free Green Flag Party
Autographs, Food, Beverages, Live Music
Qualifying Order Drawing
Thursday Dec 4
10 am-4 pm Snowball /Snowflake Practice
5-6 pm Bomber & Sportsmen Practice
6:15 Bomber & Sportsmen Quals (top 20)
8 pm Bomber & SP B Main 10 Laps (transfer 4)
Butler U-Pull-It Bomber 30 Green Laps
Beef O’Brady’s Sportsmen 50 Green Laps
Friday Dec 5
WXBM 102.7 Pole Night
During Day Practice &
Snowball Derby Time Trials
7:45 pm Pre Race Festivities
8 pm SS & Mods B Mains (if necessary)
Super Stock 50 Green Laps
Modified 50 Green Laps
Saturday Dec 6
Snowball Qualifier 50 laps, (4 transfer)
Snowflake Qualifier 50 laps, (4 transfer)
Pro Truck Feature Race 50 laps
7:30 pm Allen Turner Snowflake 100
100 Green Flag Laps Pro Late Models
Sunday Dec 7
2 pm Snowball Derby 300 laps for Super Late Models
This was last Saturday. I hope the weather cooperates for the week of the races.4 days for $75? Reads like a helluva deal to me. If I only lived about 1000 miles closer I'd give it a go. Instead, I'll stay here and shovel snow.
Make sure you post some race reports @Johali
And worth every damn penny of it. That's only $20 a day for a whole lotta fun, exhaust thunder and burning rubber smells up close and personal. And as I said in the other thread " It's only 9 miles from my house so I'm here already with passes in hand.
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Wednesday Dec 3
Free Admission
9 am Parking of Rigs; 11 am to 5 pm Tech Open
Evening
5-9 pm Cat Country/WEAR TV3
Free Green Flag Party
Autographs, Food, Beverages, Live Music
Qualifying Order Drawing
Thursday Dec 4
10 am-4 pm Snowball /Snowflake Practice
5-6 pm Bomber & Sportsmen Practice
6:15 Bomber & Sportsmen Quals (top 20)
8 pm Bomber & SP B Main 10 Laps (transfer 4)
Butler U-Pull-It Bomber 30 Green Laps
Beef O’Brady’s Sportsmen 50 Green Laps
Friday Dec 5
WXBM 102.7 Pole Night
During Day Practice &
Snowball Derby Time Trials
7:45 pm Pre Race Festivities
8 pm SS & Mods B Mains (if necessary)
Super Stock 50 Green Laps
Modified 50 Green Laps
Saturday Dec 6
Snowball Qualifier 50 laps, (4 transfer)
Snowflake Qualifier 50 laps, (4 transfer)
Pro Truck Feature Race 50 laps
7:30 pm Allen Turner Snowflake 100
100 Green Flag Laps Pro Late Models
Sunday Dec 7
2 pm Snowball Derby 300 laps for Super Late Models
That's not bad. That's just $10 or $20 more than the 3-day Myrtle Beach 400 last weekend usually runs. The MB 400 is a lot of racing for not much money, but the Snowball for that price is a whole 'nuther level of bang for your buck. Even the single-day rate is pretty good.I thought that sounded pricey, then I saw reserved tickets for Sunday are going for $45 and four-day passes are $75. Jeebus.
Ehh, I disagree. I don't think that Jimmie winning 8 titles would be bad for the sport at all. Roger Federer won more Grand Slams than Pete Sampras and that didn't hurt tennis IMO. Records, even long-standing ones, were made to be broken.
I also never bought into the notion that the champion automatically becomes the new face or ambassador of the sport for a year or however long. I feel like our sport has numerous ambassadors and faces. That being said, if you asked me to pick just one driver that I feel is the face of NASCAR, I'd go with a certain gentleman who hasn't won a championship yet.
I'm sure the teams involved were excited about racing at Daytona, but they weren't using the whole track anyway. After watching it on the tube, I think this event is better suited to a true short track and not a layout cobbled together on the backstretch.Daytona International Speedway to no Longer Host the UNOH Battle At The Beach
I'm sure the teams involved were excited about racing at Daytona, but they weren't using the whole track anyway. After watching it on the tube, I think this event is better suited to a true short track and not a layout cobbled together on the backstretch.
The one person I'm really going to miss --- Dr. Punch. *sigh*This is the best rundown I've seen on this so far.
ESPN's NASCAR personalities transition to new roles:
From here: http://www.jayski.com/cupnews.htm#20141129a
The one person I'm really going to miss --- Dr. Punch. *sigh*
Jarrett, the 1999 premier series champion, Petree and Punch have not announced their plans for 2015 and beyond.
I hope that Dr. Punch will find a place to be on TV again. He is one of the best as far as I am concerned.He hasn't announced his intentions yet so maybe he'll still be around.
YEP.I hope that Dr. Punch will find a place to be on TV again. He is one of the best as far as I am concerned.
Does anyone know what was so special/advanced about the T-Rex car?Incase you dont know him, he's responsible for the T-Rex "dont bring that car back" car driven by Gordon in the 1997 all-star race.
http://www.foxsports.com/nascar/sto...director-111914?cmpid=tsmfb:fscom:nascaronfox
I've never seen exactly what the "problems" were. Nothing was revealed then or since, that I can find. From what I can gather fromDoes anyone know what was so special/advanced about the T-Rex car?
I've heard ray mention it in interviews while laughing and his comments seemed to confirm what you said.I've never seen exactly what the "problems" were. Nothing was revealed then or since, that I can find. From what I can gather from
various people is that Ray worked in every grey area he could find in the rule book --- pushing the utmost limits in regards to the chassis and body.
Apparently, back then, there were some areas that didn't have the specifics in place that they do now.
He's been a pretty loyal ESPN guy his entire career, so I wouldn't look for him to leave. He's done some college football and basketball for them in the past, maybe he'll go that direction again next year.I hope that Dr. Punch will find a place to be on TV again. He is one of the best as far as I am concerned.
I guess that technically it was legal but Nascar told Ray to never bring it back. So I'm guessing that Rick probably has it stashed somewhere for a laugh.I've never seen exactly what the "problems" were. Nothing was revealed then or since, that I can find. From what I can gather from
various people is that Ray worked in every grey area he could find in the rule book --- pushing the utmost limits in regards to the chassis and body.
Apparently, back then, there were some areas that didn't have the specifics in place that they do now.
I guess that technically it was legal but Nascar told Ray to never bring it back. So I'm guessing that Rick probably has it stashed somewhere for a laugh.
Entry listSeveral NASCAR drivers running Snowball Derby: a healthy contingent of drivers, including NASCAR Nationwide Series champion and Super Late Model supporter Chase Elliott, have declared their intentions to enter the event.
From here: http://www.jayski.com/cupnews.htm#20141130a
Yep. There's supposed to be some pretty good late entries coming also.
I have seen "T-Rex" in a warehouse on HMS grounds back in 2006(?)...I dunno...it wasn't so much special, all I noticed was that the right side was kinda concave shaped...not much, but one guy said it made a difference in the airflow.Does anyone know what was so special/advanced about the T-Rex car?
Makes sense. Especially after all the skirt flares we saw this past season.I have seen "T-Rex" in a warehouse on HMS grounds back in 2006(?)...I dunno...it wasn't so much special, all I noticed was that the right side was kinda concave shaped...not much, but one guy said it made a difference in the airflow.
Is Ford going to use the Mustang or are they going to drop out?
Oh, man, Clutch, that is too bad for the teams that depend on the backing.I see this reported today.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=11367339
The days of Australian motorsport's greatest rivalry are officially numbered after Ford Australia confirmed they would not support the category from 2016.
There may be a rule about sideskirts next season....Na$car likes to regulate evrything...Makes sense. Especially after all the skirt flares we saw this past season.
Yes it sure is. I can't believe that it's happening!Oh, man, Clutch, that is too bad for the teams that depend on the backing.
Roger Penske must have known this before he became a partner.I see this reported today.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=11367339
The days of Australian motorsport's greatest rivalry are officially numbered after Ford Australia confirmed they would not support the category from 2016.