Hidden Valley should be ashamed of themselves after that horrible show this evening. Bragged about being only track running in western PA, but had hardly any lates or quality of drivers and the semi late show was pathetic. All for a time limit on the class but whats with the million pace laps and caution laps??? That's not how it works. 8 lap feature for a semi late special? Learn how to run a show. And the announcers? God have them learn what drivers names are and play music that is more appropriate for children. Be glad if you stayed home from this long evening of watching boring racing and caution/pace laps because they have no idea that no one wants to be there til 2am! Not sure how this track will ever stay in business with how they run a show and how they show favoritism to drivers.
Hidden Valley
Started by Lawrence226, Jul 07 2019 12:59 AM
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#2
Posted 07 July 2019 - 01:33 AM
One of the worst shows I have ever seen. They definitely should be ashamed of themselves. For one of you know you are going to run late, maybe you should move your specials up app you have time. 8 laps for a semi late special wow. You will lose alot of good drivers to a shitty show. I know I will NEVER be back. Thanks for ruining my Saturday night.
SteW
#3
Posted 07 July 2019 - 01:38 PM
I was there for the second time this season, the first night went really smooth. Last night the time definitely became an issue, but I still enjoy watching late models there. The semi late race was a disaster, but some of that falls on the drivers too.
16 lates were there, and while some of the backmarkers definitely need to pick up the pace, there was decent racing up front. Although the 71 Billy Eash was in his own world up there, near half a lap lead at times.
On that note, I was a former Marion center fan almost every week, where Eash was a multi time track champ in the super lates. So I was glad to see Eash back and winning his second straight feature after having to sit out all of 2018 after a surgery for Crohn’s disease. He is a pretty young guy 30s or so that stinks about the health stuff.
Overall last night definitely could of went smoother, but I’m going to go back the last time I was there super feature was over at like 930.
Crowd was very big for what it’s worth.
16 lates were there, and while some of the backmarkers definitely need to pick up the pace, there was decent racing up front. Although the 71 Billy Eash was in his own world up there, near half a lap lead at times.
On that note, I was a former Marion center fan almost every week, where Eash was a multi time track champ in the super lates. So I was glad to see Eash back and winning his second straight feature after having to sit out all of 2018 after a surgery for Crohn’s disease. He is a pretty young guy 30s or so that stinks about the health stuff.
Overall last night definitely could of went smoother, but I’m going to go back the last time I was there super feature was over at like 930.
Crowd was very big for what it’s worth.
#4
Posted 07 July 2019 - 03:13 PM
I was just on facebook and saw someone by the name of Allen Luzier.. seems like a worker bashing 2 girls on social media. Is this really how you want your track represented? If so you should be ashamed of yourselves!!!!
SteW
#5
Posted 07 July 2019 - 09:26 PM
why did the flag man give the 2 laps to go flag then 3 laps later the checkered flag for the super late race? he didnt even give the white flag. and why do they need 2 flag men in the stand? most of the nite they stood there and talked instead of flagging the race. and as far as the time limit for the limited lates you can blame the flagman for that also. he stood there under caution watching the cars circle the track for sometimes 7 laps in formation without a green flag.
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