At least you still have Gainesville to race up by you. They closed moroso speedway down here
At least you still have Gainesville to race up by you. They closed moroso speedway down here
I will have to look into that, I wasn't aware of one being there. Of course it makes sense with that being a car race destination. I was planning on seeing the 12 hours of Sebring last month, but the $100 tickets dissuaded me
Well as much as I think hemi is king, that would not be on the small block mopar chat, unless someone has a 426 stroker LA/Magnum
Thanks for the link. My friend said they are now going to have condos there where you can drive straight from your home to the track. I guess a car version of a fly in home neighborhood
So far, Gainesville has not impressed me with how they run the place. It was fine for the Gatornats but the 1x/month bracket racing? Are you kidding me? NHRA supposed to be promoting the sport and only bracket race 1 weekend/month? And the March event was basically a wash as they never ran a car down the track until near 5:00pm even though gates opened at 8:00 and no rain until about 2:00. And NOTHING from the tower about what was going on until near 4:00.At least you still have Gainesville to race up by you. They closed moroso speedway down here
I am old enough to remember that most drag racing tracks were built during the 60's and 70's (probably 50's was the start) because people needed an outlet not to race on the streets. With all the 1/4 mile tracks closing and the rise in "street take-overs" it seems as if history is repeating itself.
Trick flows and Harland Sharp's, nice!
Only 16 more years!
How much cam and piston did you have in that?
comp ratio?
