Positive things happening.

[Ed Carpenter]

Originally Posted by Greg Hill

10 years ago you almost never heard about combo stock and super stock races happening on a local or regional basis. Now it seems like they are everywhere in the country. This is really good news because it means racers have a lot more control over their own future. I would like to encourage everyone to come out and support your local combo races instead of driving 600 miles to a points race.

Everywhere but Texas. There hasn't been a S/SS race down here for sometime that I know of anyway.

[Bob Bender]

Originally Posted by Greg Hill

10 years ago you almost never heard about combo stock and super stock races happening on a local or regional basis. Now it seems like they are everywhere in the country. This is really good news because it means racers have a lot more control over their own future. I would like to encourage everyone to come out and support your local combo races instead of driving 600 miles to a points race.

In the 70`s 80`s Cecil County had ss and stock combo every week.

[Dave Casey]

"Good point but most of us here in Division One can be at almost all of our Lucas Oil races in 2-3 hours ........And we still support our local Stock / SuperStock Association thanks to the efforts of Dave and Gloria Ley . "

Jack Jack, Jack....... what is with this statement?

Let's see, you race in D1 in stock, top three 2010 points earners are

Dusty - New Hampshire
John - Upstate NY
Joe II - Connecticut

just a reminder that all of us don't live 2-3 hours from the lodrs races.

and I consider Dave and Gloria good friends,and the east coast series is an asset to our type of racing, but also , the ASRA averaged 60 cars per race last year and we had lots of fun too.

[Jack Matyas]

Originally Posted by Dave Casey

"Good point but most of us here in Division One can be at almost all of our Lucas Oil races in 2-3 hours ........And we still support our local Stock / SuperStock Association thanks to the efforts of Dave and Gloria Ley . "

Jack Jack, Jack....... what is with this statement?

Let's see, you race in D1 in stock, top three 2010 points earners are

Dusty - New Hampshire
John - Upstate NY
Joe II - Connecticut

just a reminder that all of us don't live 2-3 hours from the lodrs races.

and I consider Dave and Gloria good friends,and the east coast series is an asset to our type of racing, but also , the ASRA averaged 60 cars per race last year and we had lots of fun too.

Dave - Lighten up - my post was written to show there are a great many racers that are really 2-3 hours from most Lucas Oil events - those that live in Pennsylvania , Maryland , New Jersey and the metro New York city area - nothing more - no hidden agenda what-so-ever .

You and the ASRA do a wonderful job for the New England crowd and many of us in the middle and lower part of Division One would like to attend some ASRA events if not for the distance .

One last thing - Happy Valentines Day ...............