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This weekend seemed to offer a very good bang for your buck. More cars than Wed or Thurs during the nationals for 1/2 the money and 10% of the traffic. Great to see locals and HL show up to make the WoO show huge. Or did the WoO show up and make Knoxville Knoxville?

I expect less cars inSD next weekend 

Another talented short tracker from California.not WOO or HL just in a good car and wants to win. When both series are at same location the C feature isnt easy. The Brad vs David was easy this stop. Sprint car racing is in a good place. The weekday shows have been fun to watch. Shot tracks have more action [lapping] but Knoxvilles track prepared by Dunkins is always a good surface with not taking rubber very often.

Get a new schtick WingedStrawser. 

Brad. Brad, Brad ³

More of your "facts?"    Now there are 80+ drivers in the HL series since they show up in the standings?  You're really reaching here.......

I don't see Day's name listed on the High Limit roster. Where are you seeing it? I do see that he is currently 15th in points.

If you can just pull stuff like that out of your rear end, why stop there? Why not say Day is an NFL player, or some other juvenile fantasy?

Hey kids. go to your rooms and quit talking  smack constantly to prove your knowledge base please.  This is a good honest thread that was interesting for a change.  Now it' just the same grumpy old men trying to get under strawsers skin and you haven noticed its not working!!!  Are you the only ones that are intitled to your opinion or what or just grumpy old men?? 

Ascot was the greatest of all time..

West Capital wasn't half bad either..

Life is good...

So there are how many woo drivers?  The High Rollers are the registered teams running for the points, not every tom dick and harry that runs one race is a "high limit driver" and Tom Smack that drives one race is not an "outlaw", nuff said...

Ascot was the greatest of all time..

West Capital wasn't half bad either..

Life is good...

I agree.....I was being sarcastic

Nice to see Tony Stewart get a win in the NHRA for the Outlaws..............since he once won an Outlaw race.   ;)

Nice to see you finally made the Chicago Bears roster. I mean, I didn't see your name on it but then again, it doesn't have to be on it in order for you to be on the team. 

Qualifications for Bears roster:

1.  Heartbeat

Both Larson and Day are part of Hendrix Motorsports . The are having fun racing for the love of racing and if both are in the field I would give anyone the field versus either one. No points No series just show up race and not have to worry about all the things that go with any traveling series that has a points championship. Their are several WOO and HL guys that had their chance to follow Nascar but due to circumstances werent able to make it work. Rico David Brad are three top ones that tried. I remember Sammy and Steve both gave it a try. Blaney did make it and still runs some sprint car races

40 years this January since the Super Bowl Shuffle. :)

Are you still in the navy?

So you're saying that neither Larson nor Day is chasing WoO or HL points? They're just chasing bigger money and racing where they want? That sounds like pre-1978 outlaws. :)

It sounds like FREEDOM to run anywhere you like to escape the tyranny of organizations or businesses to tell you where you can race. The freedom to be a true outlaw and not subscribe to any one of the controller's of Sprint car racing right?

Good lord, please look up the actual definition of tyranny - it has no reasonable application when talking about sprint car racing. 

Each and every WoO Platinum Team could have decided to not sign a Platinum agreement and had the freedom to run whenever and wherever they wanted to. Instead, they made the choice to sign said Platinum agreement for the added benefits, knowing by doing so they would be giving up the opportunity to race whenever/wherever they wanted.

Seems like a pretty simple, clear-cut example of freedom of choice to me!