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Topic: Belleville Too Fast for the Outlaws
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September 06, 2026 at
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Nothing says "Outlaw" like not wanting to go fast. Shocking that the fanboys didn't mention a peep about Belleville being too fast for the Outlaws. We all know the fanboys would have sprinted here like Usain Bolt running 100 meters if the roles were reversed. LOL
Outlaws, indeed.
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September 06, 2026 at
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Posted By: Truth teller on September 06 2026 at 08:05:44 PM
Nothing says "Outlaw" like not wanting to go fast. Shocking that the fanboys didn't mention a peep about Belleville being too fast for the Outlaws. We all know the fanboys would have sprinted here like Usain Bolt running 100 meters if the roles were reversed. LOL
Outlaws, indeed.
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Oh yeah because every 410 series wants to run there. Name one?
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September 06, 2026 at
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We are a little bit past the era of having to be an idiot and risk your life to have value and purpose in life. Most people today have their testosterone under control.
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September 07, 2026 at
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What's Aaron Ruetzel been up to these days? He seems to be under control.
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September 07, 2026 at
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September 07, 2026 at
07:33:48 AM by egras
Not the first time, or last time the Outlaws or any other 410 series for that matter, refused to race a track they felt was too dangerous. Good for them. Based on just about everything I've read or heard, 410 winged cars should not be on that track unless we are trying to get someone killed.
I was at an IRA race years ago after the track had received about 2 inches of rain overnight. The IRA and the drivers took one look at the racing surface and the catch fence and said "we're not running this." We'll be on the road. And they didn't.
Winged 410's should not be at Belleville or Bristol. And from what I've gathered, many drivers said "no more" to Bristol because they were afraid someone was going to get killed. Assuming the same here?
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September 07, 2026 at
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Thats the track that took Brian Clausen, isn't it?
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September 07, 2026 at
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Posted By: egras on September 07 2026 at 07:33:05 AM
Not the first time, or last time the Outlaws or any other 410 series for that matter, refused to race a track they felt was too dangerous. Good for them. Based on just about everything I've read or heard, 410 winged cars should not be on that track unless we are trying to get someone killed.
I was at an IRA race years ago after the track had received about 2 inches of rain overnight. The IRA and the drivers took one look at the racing surface and the catch fence and said "we're not running this." We'll be on the road. And they didn't.
Winged 410's should not be at Belleville or Bristol. And from what I've gathered, many drivers said "no more" to Bristol because they were afraid someone was going to get killed. Assuming the same here?
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ask P.J Chesson ,Brian Paulus, or Randy Kinser about Bristol dirt
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September 07, 2026 at
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They could have just made it show up points for the race. Those that didn't want to drive really fast wouldn't have to. You could still have a night where every single race is won off the front row and everyone gets the same points. 
If racers don't feel safe, their opinion should matter. The fact that this popped up out of the blue suggests that there's more to the story.
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