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June 05, 2010 at
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I think the Masters Classic is a pretty neat (and sometimes scary) deal.
The car count was bad this year, and I have to assume when guys heard the Dude and Sammy were going to race, they said forget it.
Sammy and Dude were well within their rights to race, but it would have been cool to see the other guys that usually show up.
How does Knoxville or the HoF fix this situation without being biased or hypcrital? More tow money for the guys in back? Free lodging?
Thoughts?
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June 05, 2010 at
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Posted By: gdude on June 05 2010 at 02:04:50 PM
I think the Masters Classic is a pretty neat (and sometimes scary) deal.
The car count was bad this year, and I have to assume when guys heard the Dude and Sammy were going to race, they said forget it.
Sammy and Dude were well within their rights to race, but it would have been cool to see the other guys that usually show up.
How does Knoxville or the HoF fix this situation without being biased or hypcrital? More tow money for the guys in back? Free lodging?
Thoughts?
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I would say the car count was lower because they are running a 360 show tonight, as lot of regular's didn't wanna take a chance of there cars getting tore up and not being able to run tonight
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June 07, 2010 at
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59, that doesn't really hold true anymore. We've had cars from TX (McCarty?) PA and all over. Seems like over the past several years, there weren't many "real" Knoxville cars there.
So I still have to think the outlaw guys have scared others off.
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