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Another solid apples to apples post by the educated people of Hoseheads. The population of CA - 38,000,000. The population of Central PA is around 730,000. I would HOPE CA would produce 1 or 2 more drivers. Of course here we are talking about states again when the Posse is a racing group, not a state. I finally just assume your too damn dumb to understand that. Unfortunately for west coast fans, the CA doesn't do quite as good a job at keeping its racers around as Central PA racing does. Maybe CA fans should do a better job of supporting their local racing instead of worrying about what goes on 3000 miles away? Maybe then you'd actually get to watch your talented drivers, instead of them bolting to find better racing and purses elsewhere the minute they can? I mean, I don't care because it means your great drivers are coming to race here and we as fans are the winners. The fact that PA fans will probably end up seeing Brad Sweet, Tim Kaeding, and Kyle Larson race more times than CA fans this year means people here probably won't be crying themselves to sleep anytime soon over the great state of CAs perceived racing superiority. As for the last time anyone from PA went to CA to race, I believe it was 2010 when Rahmer did it? According to the WoO website he drove from 14th to 3rd at Tulare. I know that was an Outlaw show and not a local CA series race, but I think he could still fair ok against the Cali regulars based on that result. Have fun listening to those dirtvision broadcasts, we'll be suffering through 4 races in the next 4 nights.

By far the best driver out there right now. A true outlaw killing the wooser's and he is from northern California not Pennsylvania . Win number seven with alot more coming.

Twenty8, While he may have started up front, I don't know if it was the first or second restart, but Pittman and Darrah both got by him on the start and he ended up 4th. Had to race his ass off to track them down and pass them back under race conditions. Pittman was a tough opponent last night..

Thanks for the info. I had to be at work at 5am and couldn't listen to or watch the race, just went by the typed results. I am not against TK just never been on the band wagon. Even if you start on the pole every race wining even a few of them takes a ton of talent to not get passed. I have been a Steve Kent fan for ever and glad to see his chassis doing well.

Another solid apples to apples post by the educated people of Hoseheads. The population of CA - 38,000,000. The population of Central PA is around 730,000. I would HOPE CA would produce 1 or 2 more drivers. Of course here we are talking about states again when the Posse is a racing group, not a state. I finally just assume your too damn dumb to understand that. Unfortunately for west coast fans, the CA doesn't do quite as good a job at keeping its racers around as Central PA racing does. Maybe CA fans should do a better job of supporting their local racing instead of worrying about what goes on 3000 miles away? Maybe then you'd actually get to watch your talented drivers, instead of them bolting to find better racing and purses elsewhere the minute they can? I mean, I don't care because it means your great drivers are coming to race here and we as fans are the winners. The fact that PA fans will probably end up seeing Brad Sweet, Tim Kaeding, and Kyle Larson race more times than CA fans this year means people here probably won't be crying themselves to sleep anytime soon over the great state of CAs perceived racing superiority. As for the last time anyone from PA went to CA to race, I believe it was 2010 when Rahmer did it? According to the WoO website he drove from 14th to 3rd at Tulare. I know that was an Outlaw show and not a local CA series race, but I think he could still fair ok against the Cali regulars based on that result. Have fun listening to those dirtvision broadcasts, we'll be suffering through 4 races in the next 4 nights.