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GTS340 · 03-05-2019, 11:39 AM

As far as the Tucson raceway. I was on the other side of the track in some super thick gravel. After a run to get back to my pit was a pretty good adventure. They were spraying water but it made the gravel loose and huge ruts. You had to drive your car pretty hard just to get through the stones. I was running my engine 30 degrees hotter all weekend then I normal would do. Once in the staging lanes. All was good for me. Easy burn out, I never spun and straight down Broadway. Plenty of shut down and the scales were spot on.
Also Danny Gracia was there and we had spot inspections one run.
Weighed every run with fuel check every run. All was great to have and be a part of.

03-05-2019, 11:39 AM	#44
GTS340 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: Las Vegas, Nv Posts: 748 Likes: 185 Liked 1,074 Times in 335 Posts	Re: Tuscon D7 Race As far as the Tucson raceway. I was on the other side of the track in some super thick gravel. After a run to get back to my pit was a pretty good adventure. They were spraying water but it made the gravel loose and huge ruts. You had to drive your car pretty hard just to get through the stones. I was running my engine 30 degrees hotter all weekend then I normal would do. Once in the staging lanes. All was good for me. Easy burn out, I never spun and straight down Broadway. Plenty of shut down and the scales were spot on. Also Danny Gracia was there and we had spot inspections one run. Weighed every run with fuel check every run. All was great to have and be a part of.