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June 21, 2020 at
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I like the big tracks, but will admit that you'll see more racin in one night at Lincoln than you'll see at the big tracks in a whole season. Rahmer - 13th to first, Monteith - 23rd to second . That's pretty fabulous
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June 21, 2020 at
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I won't argue that Port is too dry by times, but you guys who say things with no research are real hoot. Of the seven races that I found results of on Lincoln's website 4 were won from the front row, 2 from the second row then there was last night and act like that happens every week.
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June 21, 2020 at
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We thank you and your alter ego Strawberry Strawser for staying at Lincoln. Man, if there only was passing at Port last night like at that other track. Oh wait, Wagner 20th to 5th, Macri 7th to 1st, Cisney who lead a bunch 6th to 2nd. In the 305s, 2nd & 3rd started 10th & 11th. Not to mention Dodson, 18th to 6th. And the race for the win in the 358s was fantastic with the winner Hammaker coming from 8th, getting the win on the last lap. Man, I hate those no passing tracks, lol. You two should quit while you are ahead. Not only have multiple drivers and team members told Strawser off on Twitter but now they do it on the mic. I guess we know who the real loser is, it's the boys who watch on the ol' interweb but go nowhere. And yet they profess how knowledgable they are about track prep. I saw more two and three wide last night at Port than I've seen anywhere in a long time. Enjoy Linky boys, let the big track racing and talk to the men. Thanks for playing.
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June 21, 2020 at
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We had two 410 sprint car tracks racing on the same night within a couple hours drive from one another. Both had around 30 cars and both had guys come from deep in the field to finish toward the front & both had great racing for the lead. Maybe I was raised a little different but that's something I think we should celebrate and appreciate instead of arguing about which one is better. We're extremely fortunate to have such "problems".
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June 21, 2020 at
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Looks like this forum is back to normal again.
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June 21, 2020 at
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I guess all of Hoseheads forum members should reward you and your alter ego with the Dirt Track Racing conisuer award. You 2 bitch gripe and complain about Port so much and the track prep there that maybe you should write a book on HOW TO PREP A DIRT TRACK FOR PERFECT RACING CONDITIONS. I bet it would be a Best Seller within 1 hoour of being published. You 2 can educate the world on Dirt Track Prep. The way you guys talk there is no one better in the world on the expert track prep that you claim to know.
I just want to say THANK YOU for all the Bitching you do about Port Royal, because that track will never have to pay to advertise about racing because you guys do it soo much on here and the best part is ITS FREE and every person can find out about how it is there. Again Thank You Keep Up The Good Work
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June 21, 2020 at
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June 21, 2020 at
02:53:26 PM by steelcityguy
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Ummm, possible but I doubt it. I was born a block from the track and was at the track as a baby since my dad started racing at Port in the 60's. Sooo, there's that. But thanks for chiming in Strawser 2.0
Oh, did I mention that my uncle Bob was the long time flagman at Port. Ya see, I have lots of ties to the track soooooo.
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June 21, 2020 at
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Whatever you say Strawser.........
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June 21, 2020 at
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Posted By: steelcityguy on June 21 2020 at 02:52:15 PM
Ummm, possible but I doubt it. I was born a block from the track and was at the track as a baby since my dad started racing at Port in the 60's. Sooo, there's that. But thanks for chiming in Strawser 2.0
Oh, did I mention that my uncle Bob was the long time flagman at Port. Ya see, I have lots of ties to the track soooooo.
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Your uncle I'd assume was Bob Hockenberry? He got a little too up close and personal with Van May at the 1985 Tuscarora 50. It's a miracle that he survived that ordeal.
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June 21, 2020 at
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Posted By: fiXXXer on June 21 2020 at 03:28:56 PM
Your uncle I'd assume was Bob Hockenberry? He got a little too up close and personal with Van May at the 1985 Tuscarora 50. It's a miracle that he survived that ordeal.
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You are correct sir. He was my mom's brother. Yeah when that happened I was sitting with my family right across from him in the old grandstand. We lost our minds because we had no idea where he was after it immediately happened. That was scary for so many people that night.
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June 21, 2020 at
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Posted By: fiXXXer on June 21 2020 at 08:44:51 AM
We had two 410 sprint car tracks racing on the same night within a couple hours drive from one another. Both had around 30 cars and both had guys come from deep in the field to finish toward the front & both had great racing for the lead. Maybe I was raised a little different but that's something I think we should celebrate and appreciate instead of arguing about which one is better. We're extremely fortunate to have such "problems".
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totally agree. macri and wagner had a good battle last sunday night at port royal. the track improvements are awesome. it's nice to pull my kids down the tunnel in their wagon without having to lift things down the stairs. last night's feature at lincoln was hopefully a preview for what we'll see during speedweeks. i really appreciate them opening up more of the infield for those of us who do want to socially distance.
great to be back. hopefully the grove puts on some good shows too.
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June 21, 2020 at
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Hard to tell but I wasn't trying to start a Lincoln v. Port pi$$ing contest. Apples v. Oranges.
if I had to chose, I'd go to Port. But that doesn't mean Lincoln isn't fabulous. And, if I could only pick one night, I'd pick Friday at the Grove. You'll definitely see more passing at Lincoln than Williams Grove but you won't see the horsepower and speed.
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June 21, 2020 at
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Posted By: fiXXXer on June 21 2020 at 08:44:51 AM
We had two 410 sprint car tracks racing on the same night within a couple hours drive from one another. Both had around 30 cars and both had guys come from deep in the field to finish toward the front & both had great racing for the lead. Maybe I was raised a little different but that's something I think we should celebrate and appreciate instead of arguing about which one is better. We're extremely fortunate to have such "problems".
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Exactly!
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June 21, 2020 at
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Posted By: steelcityguy on June 21 2020 at 04:06:23 PM
You are correct sir. He was my mom's brother. Yeah when that happened I was sitting with my family right across from him in the old grandstand. We lost our minds because we had no idea where he was after it immediately happened. That was scary for so many people that night.
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I wasn't born yet but my Dad, grandfather & Uncle were all there and of course by now, we've all seen the video. Incredible. The "other" crash with the fire that happened from the field stacking up going into turn 1 was just as bad. I wish there was a video that showed that part of the crash better but the scene itself looked catastrophic. Dad said that Keith Kauffman took what he called the hardest hit of his career in that accident. Amazing that everyone involved lived to tell about it. The good lord was definitely looking over Port Royal Speedway that night.
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June 21, 2020 at
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You were ready to turn it off but you didn't. You had to hang around to the end in hopes of finding one more thing to bitch about.
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June 22, 2020 at
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Strawser , we get it, you like lincoln better. Good I'm glad. Enjoy the races because the slamming of port is just ridiculous . The people in the stands obviously don't share your thoughts. Lincoln fan count is just as good. There's no doubt you watch it just to start this ridiculous bickering and you've gotten to the point that drivers are calling you out. Both tracks have totally different surfaces, slowing the cars at port isn't all bad, you ever think that is part of there intention ? I've raced on both and let me tell you, when the track is heavy at port royal, the speed is fantastic. Anybody can drive on that and it's just hammer down racing. It also causes guys to make moves they have no business doing or trying because the outcome usually is a destroyed race car or 2.
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June 22, 2020 at
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Posted By: beezr2002 on June 21 2020 at 09:43:16 AM
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Amen to that Sir! All of the bickering and arguing and not one comment about a damn virus. I love it!
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June 22, 2020 at
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Posted By: Dryslick Willie on June 22 2020 at 05:46:55 AM
Amen to that Sir! All of the bickering and arguing and not one comment about a damn virus. I love it!
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Watched the highlights of both races(I couldnt attend either one as I live in TN). What do people want out of Port Royal exactly? There was passing, there were cars running high and low on the track. So what exactly do people want? A heavy track that wads up equipment and goes thru motors? I would go off of drivers and fans other than a few haters. Just saying. Just my opinion of course.
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June 22, 2020 at
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Posted By: MandGRacing96 on June 22 2020 at 10:37:51 AM
Watched the highlights of both races(I couldnt attend either one as I live in TN). What do people want out of Port Royal exactly? There was passing, there were cars running high and low on the track. So what exactly do people want? A heavy track that wads up equipment and goes thru motors? I would go off of drivers and fans other than a few haters. Just saying. Just my opinion of course.
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I don't know about "people"
More like "person"? Strawser & his alias, "Winged Speed"
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June 22, 2020 at
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How much banking does Lincoln have? Video makes it look pretty flat, byut it's hard to tell if that's just an optical illusion based on where the camera is, perhaps?
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