gpon18s

Good call. Mother nature just doesn't want this race to be run.

Great show! A lot of good racing in all divisions. And as a bonus, even made it home in time to get plenty of sleep before work.

After reading this filth, I am still a fan of dirt, but almost ashamed to admit it. I don't want to be put in a class with a few of these guys posting on here. That said, why are people who will never attend a race on asphalt in a thread about a race on an asphalt track? I didn't go, but I was curious how it went and the results. I was as hurt as anyone that it went back to pavement, but asphalt guys have to travel to see races, so I can't complain that one dirt track is gone when I still have a half dozen or more options within an hour and a half of my house. One I can hear from my backyard on a clear night. I hope the track is successful no matter what the surface, I just choose not to go until there is a full pit area with multiple classes. Not because that's right or better, only because that's what I want to see. Until then, you can find me at hesston, dog hollow, bird, ppms, mercer, Sharon, lernerville, thunder mtn, and any other I decide to check out.

Who is be beating?

See the list above.... He beat everyone that was there. That's how you become the winner.

Now, on a more serious note, he runs at Hummingbird. He won 4 races against whoever showed up to race. Do you really need to hate him for not beating people that he doesn't even race against?

Id much rather own and run my own stuff and not drive for someone else and have everything given to me like he does. and like I said I dont have the money for it right now.

Now that's just stupid.... Yes, there's a huge amount of pride when you beat the big boys in small budget equipment, but to say you'd RATHER run that way is nonsense. Every small time racer out there would love a chance to step into the best of the best equipment and be given an opportunity to see what he's got.