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Topic: World Of Outlaws Sprint Car Series 2023 Schedule Released.
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HoldenCaulfield
December 01, 2022 at 05:46:52 PM
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Posted By: hiroshimacarp on December 01 2022 at 01:44:30 PM

i wonder if the increased pa presence is an effort to crowd out other series.  the all stars just put out their schedule and it seems like there are a lot less pa races.  the dirt classic must not be all star sanctioned on its new labor day weekend date.  i only see williams grove once at the end of may.  all stars added selinsgrove while the outlaws added baps.  

it adds up to pa being a battleground for sprint car dollars...which shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody.  i won't miss those all start races since they haven't been as strong lately but still like to see those drivers come through from time to time.  



They have Attica scheduled for Labor Day weekend. No Lincoln on the schedule at all. That makes no sense since Lincoln made such an ado about the Dirt Classic being a 2 day show and indicating that it would be an all-star show. Now it's just a glorified local race. I can understand the Grove dropping some all-star races since fans there never supported the shows much but Lincoln was always packed for the all-stars. Lincoln should have just kept the same date(and the all-stars) instead of screwing Selinsgrove out of a 410 race.


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Centralpa410
December 01, 2022 at 05:57:20 PM
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One would have to believe that Lincoln moved their Dirt Classic to Labor Day weekend as a parting gift to Selinsgrove. Must be bad blood there somewhere with the Fairboard. With the All Stars elsewhere now, too bad, ya gotta be careful what you wish for. Was it Memorial Day or Labor Day that Selinsgrove and Port both ran the same day? Would love to see a Route 35 doubleheader this Labor Day.  



longtimefan
December 01, 2022 at 06:26:41 PM
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Posted By: HoldenCaulfield on December 01 2022 at 05:46:52 PM

They have Attica scheduled for Labor Day weekend. No Lincoln on the schedule at all. That makes no sense since Lincoln made such an ado about the Dirt Classic being a 2 day show and indicating that it would be an all-star show. Now it's just a glorified local race. I can understand the Grove dropping some all-star races since fans there never supported the shows much but Lincoln was always packed for the all-stars. Lincoln should have just kept the same date(and the all-stars) instead of screwing Selinsgrove out of a 410 race.



When your motivation for doing anything is to hurt someone else it doesn't always work out.



wolfie2985
December 01, 2022 at 08:04:30 PM
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Posted By: hiroshimacarp on December 01 2022 at 01:44:30 PM

i wonder if the increased pa presence is an effort to crowd out other series.  the all stars just put out their schedule and it seems like there are a lot less pa races.  the dirt classic must not be all star sanctioned on its new labor day weekend date.  i only see williams grove once at the end of may.  all stars added selinsgrove while the outlaws added baps.  

it adds up to pa being a battleground for sprint car dollars...which shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody.  i won't miss those all start races since they haven't been as strong lately but still like to see those drivers come through from time to time.  



My buddy with connections was told by an All Star somebody some time ago that there would be less PA All Star dates next year 'cuz they don't like towing all that way to run fifth, maybe, on a good night' - Peck excluded on that, I assume. 
Weren't they gaining ground just a few years ago - including first win at Williams Grove ? 



cubicdollars
December 02, 2022 at 03:22:12 AM
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Spankfest 2023: "Outlaws vs. PA Posse rivalry to 14 battles in 2023 between Williams Grove Speedway (7), Port Royal Speedway (4), Lincoln Speedway (2), and BAPS (1)"

Posse comitatus - Wiki

 

 


 

 

 

They don't even know how to spell sprint car much less chromoly...http://www.ycmco.com


sw1911
December 02, 2022 at 07:17:14 AM
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Posted By: JVan on December 01 2022 at 05:02:05 PM

It's my belief that the wingless sprint cars in So Cal are already on life support. They run a fraction of the races that they used to and the quality of the fields has deteriorated (I'm not bashing the guys who spend the money and race, either).  Perris used to be their home track, but I don't really think you can call it that anymore since they hold few races there anymore. Looking at the schedule, there were only 5 stand alone USAC/CRA shows at Perris this year. Add the race held in conjunction with the WoO and the Oval Nationals and you are up to 9. In it's heyday, they would hold 2 and sometimes 3 sprint car shows a month from April through October. In the years 2000 & 2003 SCRA had 18 for example.. In 2004 USAC/CRA had 18. These numbers are not counting the Oval Nationals, either. I can't say that I blame drivers/owners for not investing in the cars if there is no guarantee of a decent number of home track events. The decline started when SCRA was ousted and USAC took over the sanction. That wasn't the whole problem, of course, but it didn't help. Add to that the traffic issues in the area, the aging of the fan base and now the State of California just making their plight that much worse and it doesn't look good.

 



The demise of Arizona tracks didn't help either. 


Within hearing distance of Tri City Speedway

dsc1600
December 02, 2022 at 08:35:47 AM
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Posted By: HoldenCaulfield on December 01 2022 at 05:46:52 PM

They have Attica scheduled for Labor Day weekend. No Lincoln on the schedule at all. That makes no sense since Lincoln made such an ado about the Dirt Classic being a 2 day show and indicating that it would be an all-star show. Now it's just a glorified local race. I can understand the Grove dropping some all-star races since fans there never supported the shows much but Lincoln was always packed for the all-stars. Lincoln should have just kept the same date(and the all-stars) instead of screwing Selinsgrove out of a 410 race.



There were too many All Star shows at the Grove last year, by the end of the year they were getting poor crowds. They had races scheduled on 4/22, 5/27 (which was rained out), 8/26 (which was Twin 20s) and 9/16. 2 shows in 3 weeks makes little sense. I think this year's schedule gives Selinsgrove back a date and has a bit more variety. 

I am looking forward to watching the IL races on Flo in particular. 



saphead
December 02, 2022 at 09:23:57 AM
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The schedule looks perfect, wouldn't change anything. It appears we have the Kings Royal back to a 2 day show as God & Earl intended it to be. 

 



armyduke
December 02, 2022 at 09:40:32 AM
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Posted By: saphead on December 02 2022 at 09:23:57 AM

The schedule looks perfect, wouldn't change anything. It appears we have the Kings Royal back to a 2 day show as God & Earl intended it to be. 

 



The four days in July at Eldora will be the biggest in Sprint Car history, as Tony and God have grown them into.    LOL.

Very much looking forward to this July at the big E and hoping the first 2 days are unsanctioned and continues to push the WRG towards allowing WoO drivers to race in non-WoO events.

 

 



armyduke
December 02, 2022 at 11:34:41 AM
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But the appeal has been there for over 35 years and for all but 2 of them, only one night paid big.



armyduke
December 02, 2022 at 01:54:23 PM
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It'll be fine even without the 5 outlaws who could win.   Last 3 royals won by non Outlaws anyways.  Not saying it's not better with em, but it's still biggest event east of Iowa. No outlaws for 2 of the days won't change that.  



HoldenCaulfield
December 03, 2022 at 09:34:02 AM
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I just want to see a good field of cars and a good show and the all-stars provide that. It doesn't really matter to me if all the nacsar owned and corporate sponsored cars are there.  


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HoldenCaulfield
December 03, 2022 at 09:38:54 AM
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Posted By: dsc1600 on December 02 2022 at 08:35:47 AM

There were too many All Star shows at the Grove last year, by the end of the year they were getting poor crowds. They had races scheduled on 4/22, 5/27 (which was rained out), 8/26 (which was Twin 20s) and 9/16. 2 shows in 3 weeks makes little sense. I think this year's schedule gives Selinsgrove back a date and has a bit more variety. 

I am looking forward to watching the IL races on Flo in particular. 



4 is a lot but this year there is only 1 and none scheduled for Lincoln, which is a real head scratcher. Not sure if this schedule is finalized but it looks pretty full. I am glad to see Selinsgrove. I think it's on a Sunday following the NY swing. 


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dsc1600
December 03, 2022 at 05:45:19 PM
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Posted By: HoldenCaulfield on December 03 2022 at 09:38:54 AM

4 is a lot but this year there is only 1 and none scheduled for Lincoln, which is a real head scratcher. Not sure if this schedule is finalized but it looks pretty full. I am glad to see Selinsgrove. I think it's on a Sunday following the NY swing. 



There's actually less races scheduled this year (50) than were raced (52) last year, even with all the rain last year. So I'd say there is room to add some if the demand is there, which may not be the case. 



HoldenCaulfield
December 04, 2022 at 01:15:00 AM
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Yeah I don't know why any of those other non-outlaw scrubs bother to even tow to the track or why anyone would want to watch them. Lord knows you can't have a good show without the outlaws.


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revjimk
December 04, 2022 at 12:06:57 PM
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Posted By: alum.427 on December 01 2022 at 05:50:22 AM

Baps will be a good show I feel. I will never understand why Selinsgrove is overlooked, and I know the list of reasons, but I would love to see them at path valley. The racing on that little banked bullring would be great.  There is enough tracks in pa that they could easily make the eastern tour a really big deal. It would probably kill pa speedweeks and with sanctioning fee's being what they are the promotors are making more money. 



WoO at Path Valley could be hellacious... Talk about fighter jets in a HS gym!

I doubt if they have the seating capacity, tho.... :(



YungWun24
December 05, 2022 at 08:10:09 AM
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The Outlaws are the best. I'm thankful they're around the midwest for quite a few shows. Looks like less zig zagging. I hope to make it to I55 this next season! 


Keep It Real

brewer1s
December 05, 2022 at 04:00:44 PM
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As of now how many teams are under contract to run the woo next year has anyone heard?



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