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Topic: I-55 or 34 Raceway for an Outlaw show.
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December 12, 2013 at
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Since this is the King's last tour, I am looking at making a couple more WOO shows than normal. I-55 and 34 Raceway are both roughly the same distance from my house. Which track would have a better Outlaw show? I have not been to either track, and both will require a stay in a motel room. So both of these items are a push.
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Jon
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December 12, 2013 at
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Posted By: JonR on December 12 2013 at 02:36:51 PM
Since this is the King's last tour, I am looking at making a couple more WOO shows than normal. I-55 and 34 Raceway are both roughly the same distance from my house. Which track would have a better Outlaw show? I have not been to either track, and both will require a stay in a motel room. So both of these items are a push.
Thanks
Jon
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Been to both tracks several times as inlaws live in Burlington, and Pevely is on my way to Knoxville in August.... Pevely is a fast bullring, and for a great action shot catch a lap or two standing at the fence in turn 3 watching the cars rumble down the backstrecth toward you in 3... Just be prepared to get pelted with dirt... Burlington doesn't have the speed or banking Pevely has, but there is no wall in turns 1 and 2.. So drivers occasionally go over the banking in turn 1 and come back out in turn 2, or sometimes get a wild upside down ride... Either way I don't think you can lose, racing has been pretty good at both tracks... Only downside is rain and flooding seem to be a big problem at Pevely for the April race... Also Burlington and its close proximity to Knoxville sems to bring several Knoxville regulars... Have fun....
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December 12, 2013 at
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Pevely, and it's not really even close, in my opinion.
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December 12, 2013 at
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34 Raceway , and it's not really close, in my opinion.
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December 12, 2013 at
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pevely is good but everytime they to take a 45 minute to do track maintence really is to sell more beer and hot dogs even if is 40 degrees plan on going to 34 this year
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December 12, 2013 at
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buy a tent and camp and then go to both. if the weather cooperates im thinking i can make quite a few..i camp and ride my motorcycle..
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December 13, 2013 at
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Posted By: JonR on December 12 2013 at 02:36:51 PM
Since this is the King's last tour, I am looking at making a couple more WOO shows than normal. I-55 and 34 Raceway are both roughly the same distance from my house. Which track would have a better Outlaw show? I have not been to either track, and both will require a stay in a motel room. So both of these items are a push.
Thanks
Jon
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Pevely hands down! One of the best tracks the woo run on their schedule, its right up there with Eldora and Knoxville.
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