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Topic: Weld Family Memorial-WAR Sprints-Valley Speedway-Black Wins-Video Email this topic to a friend | Subscribe to this TopicReport this Topic to Moderator
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oldracer#4
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September 13, 2014 at 09:22:26 AM
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With temps in the 50's by a-main time the Weld Family Memorial Race for the Wingless Auto Racing sprints was highly anticipated by a very good crowd on hand at valley Speedway in Grain Valley MO.
With 32 sprints in attendance and 4 classes running on the program the track was a dry slick by race time, everyone knew tire wear would be a big concern for race teams as well as hitting your marks on each and every lap. Early leader Chris Parkinson would find out early that missing his mark would cost him his lead to eventual winner J. D. Black.
One final note, Black under WAR Rules was running a 305 C. I. motor while other racers were running 360's and 410's. Once again slower may be faster especially on a dry slick track.
This is a full show for the WAR sprints but still just 31:00 minutes. Open wheel enthusiasts you are up for the Weld Family Memorial with the WAR Sprints at Valley Speedway, I think Pappy would be proud of the nights results in their name. Enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob7JCmZNNGU



Michael_N
September 14, 2014 at 09:33:47 AM
Joined: 11/30/2004
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Posted By: oldracer#4 on September 13 2014 at 09:22:26 AM
With temps in the 50's by a-main time the Weld Family Memorial Race for the Wingless Auto Racing sprints was highly anticipated by a very good crowd on hand at valley Speedway in Grain Valley MO.
With 32 sprints in attendance and 4 classes running on the program the track was a dry slick by race time, everyone knew tire wear would be a big concern for race teams as well as hitting your marks on each and every lap. Early leader Chris Parkinson would find out early that missing his mark would cost him his lead to eventual winner J. D. Black.
One final note, Black under WAR Rules was running a 305 C. I. motor while other racers were running 360's and 410's. Once again slower may be faster especially on a dry slick track.
This is a full show for the WAR sprints but still just 31:00 minutes. Open wheel enthusiasts you are up for the Weld Family Memorial with the WAR Sprints at Valley Speedway, I think Pappy would be proud of the nights results in their name. Enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob7JCmZNNGU


Thanks for sharing and congrats on a successful event. Pretty amazing that a 305 was able to win this event. Are any of these guys running "home built" motors? Maybe something out of the ordinary like a carb instead of FI? A 305 against even a "tired" 410 has to be down at least 200 horses I would think but track conditions and driver skill are great equalizers. 



dwverts
September 14, 2014 at 10:31:54 AM
Joined: 07/14/2014
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Most of these guys are running GREAT motors. Love the WAR sprints.

Dale




catdoc7r
September 15, 2014 at 06:09:33 PM
Joined: 02/15/2009
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That 305 is a older Parker engine with a few updates.Its been doing that to 360 an 410 powered cars for several years !  Motor and car are for sale  Scott @  816-935-6617  





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