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May 12, 2008 at
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Was considering going to Virginia Motor Speedway for the Outlaw show on 5/24...With the Pa. cars staying close to home for the Keystone Cup was wondering what kind of field they would draw & would it be worth the $100 or so gas bill and the $40 ticket...Which seems out of line for a $10.000 to win show...any opinions ?
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May 12, 2008 at
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Posted By: one eyed jack on May 12 2008 at 09:41:17 AM
Was considering going to Virginia Motor Speedway for the Outlaw show on 5/24...With the Pa. cars staying close to home for the Keystone Cup was wondering what kind of field they would draw & would it be worth the $100 or so gas bill and the $40 ticket...Which seems out of line for a $10.000 to win show...any opinions ?
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Any racing is better than no racing, but they will be lucky to draw 24-27 cars for this race. You have to make the decision if it is worth the $40 and the gas money, but don't look for a big field of cars.
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May 12, 2008 at
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The All Stars are at Fremont on the 24th as well. I don't think there are a lot of 410 sprints in Virginia for local support either. Realistically, I doubt there will be any more than the 22 cars that were at Paducah's rained out WoO show last Saturday night and probably even less.
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May 12, 2008 at
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wait and catch a woo latemodel race there. locals do real well , some nascar drivers also usuailly show and you will see a great race.
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