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Smitty51
May 18, 2008 at 10:29:46 PM
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Posted By: cubicdollars on May 18 2008 at 09:03:04 PM

One fan's consi is another's chance to see a low buck racer get a shot at $3000 or maybe even a first win... while the big dogs are forced to watch from their trailers...lol.



Very true....I'll be cheering on Carber.

From Port of course!


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"The Posse has been handing it to the Outlaws longer 
than the World of Outlaws has been winning the 
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cubicdollars
May 22, 2008 at 09:03:35 AM
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This message was edited on May 22, 2008 at 09:12:57 AM by cubicdollars

Click here, for Jerry Reigle article Rain muddies racing plans

Fred Rahmer leads the Cindy Rowe Auto Glass points at both speedway. Missing one race at either track would put him in jeopardy of losing the points lead. Rahmer, Brian Montieth, Chad Layton and Doug Esh, all of whom rank in the top four in Lincoln Speedway points, attended the Grove.

"You can't fault Williams Grove Speedway and you can't fault Lincoln Speedway," Rahmer said. "The tracks did what they needed to do and so did the drivers.

"I don't think Justin had a choice in the matter. He needs to stay afloat financially. We have few shows that are immensely profitable these days and the WoO races can be one of them. I felt bad for Justin, the fans and even myself."


Click here, for Brad Vores article It All Comes Down To Business


The truth of the matter is Williams Grove got the crowd most people thought they would get ahead of time, going up against the other speedways with rain in the forecast with a high ticket price WoO show. And since it wasn't a big surprise, the prudent business decision next time might be to cancel as soon as possible when the Outlaws are concerned?



singlefile
May 23, 2008 at 11:31:26 PM
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This message was edited on May 23, 2008 at 11:33:41 PM by singlefile
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Posted By: OKCFan12 on May 17 2008 at 08:04:56 PM

So - to the coolest Posse Fans on here - where are ya'll goin? Single File - I'm referring to you. actually I'm asking this to everyone except the neo nazi (brr). will there be any concessions made by any of the tracks up there - so that it wont screw the drivers. I think the guys runnin for points at those other tracks should just go run their weekly show. The circus only comes through a couple times a year - screw em. You run for points for the whole season. JMO

 



Sorry, OKC. I wasn't ignoring your post. I just didn't see it until now. The WoO in central PA brings out the very worst in this board, and I had not read the board in the last week. Just got tired of reading all the bashing. P.S. Thanks for the kind words.





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