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Topic: Young Kyle Larson turns in impressive run at Gold Cup Race of Champions
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September 15, 2010 at
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He looked pretty damn good to me in the two videos!
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September 15, 2010 at
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September 15, 2010 at
09:45:43 AM by Rail
I have no doubt Larson has talent. IMO, he needs to get off the porch and race back in the Midwest. Maybe someone will give him a shot. It's one thing to run the heavy, tacky short tracks in Cali and another to run the many track surfaces and track sizes east of the Sierras. That would be the acid test.
Look at what moving to the Indy area has done for Brad Sweet. I'm sure his family made some very big sacrifices.
Relocating to the Midwest and East have improved the careers of many racers.
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September 15, 2010 at
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It was really cool of the late Jessee Hockett to take Kyle back for a ride last year,and also to have JJ get him to run his dad's car this summer was a big shot in the arm.
I hope he get's more ride's back east for his carrier sake,but I don't know if the nascar in the next 5 years is a good thing for racing or him.
What about the young lady who just won a non-wing sprint car race at the age of 14?
Will she break some record's?
fear the future.....
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September 15, 2010 at
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Reply to:
Posted By: Rail on September 15 2010 at 09:39:38 AM
I have no doubt Larson has talent. IMO, he needs to get off the porch and race back in the Midwest. Maybe someone will give him a shot. It's one thing to run the heavy, tacky short tracks in Cali and another to run the many track surfaces and track sizes east of the Sierras. That would be the acid test.
Look at what moving to the Indy area has done for Brad Sweet. I'm sure his family made some very big sacrifices.
Relocating to the Midwest and East have improved the careers of many racers.
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I think you need to get off of your porch and actually attend some local races. Your opinion would be alot more worthy. You dont even attend the best weekly sprint car program in the state of California, which is within miles of your front porch.
Cheers!
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