once again problems at "No Problem" for DRC

[Andys dad]

Originally Posted by bigdaddy4026

thats funny i was there it was awesome weather! good racing, good food,

i had the q sheets and the ladder from the draw booth, i was going to post them ,BUT last time i did that it got deleted (CRF)and i got an email saying do not post qualifiying its on DRC.

I am sure in person it was great - racing always is

For what ever reason DRC did not post this time - until after

I got this email with regard to 1320go slowness but as Nitro said anything was good
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This weekend has been just like the weekend they hosted the CajunNationals earlier this season. They're fine in the morning and then as more and more people use their cell phones and connect their air cards, etc., the cell towers in the area become overloaded and the connection drops. Once the traffic lightens up, then the connection is reestablished and the data that they've collected in the tower is sent to the servers here in Denver.
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Ron

[Ed Wright]

It's still Lousiana.

[G Schenck]

DRC was not there. I believe Div 4 faxed it to them every night and they listed it the next morning.
Greg

[Ed Wright]

Last time I looked DRC only listed one round of qualifying, and it wasn't even the round they said it was.
Lousy cel phone & Internet service, hot & humid, more bugs than I ever remember seeing, worst roads I have ever driven on, and over 12 hours each way. Would not have minded any of that at all if the track had been what it had been in the past. Right lane went bald about five cars from the end of first round of SS. Jeff Colvert about turned his car around, Chris Chaney (luckily he had a bye) and myself just sat there and spun (previously I had my best 60's ever). Wasted trip when you don't even get a shot.

Russ Chaney and myself have agreed to shoot the other one if we ever wither of us ever mention going back down there. LOL

[bigdaddy4026]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

Last time I looked DRC only listed one round of qualifying, and it wasn't even the round they said it was.
Lousy cell phone & Internet service, hot & humid, more bugs than I ever remember seeing, worst roads I have ever driven on, and over 12 hours each way. Would not have minded any of that at all if the track had been what it had been in the past. Right lane went bald about five cars from the end of first round of SS. Jeff Colvert about turned his car around, Chris Chaney (luckily he had a bye) and myself just sat there and spun (previously I had my best 60's ever). Wasted trip when you don't even get a shot.

Russ Chaney and myself have agreed to shoot the other one if we ever wither of us ever mention going back down there. LOL

well the bugs and roads welcome to louisiana, i dont know what happened on the track usually they get comments like thats the best track we have been on (some promod guys from canada came test and said they would come back and race if they had an event the track was so good) I'm sorry you had a bad experience

[Ed Wright]

First time I have seen track prep problems there. It would have been nice if they had stopped us and worked on it instead of just letting us waste several hundred dollars and a long hot sticky weekend. The starting line crew could surely see the lack of rubber there, all the racer's crew members up there saw it. Previously had my two best 60' times, one in each lane. Been there before and the track was fine. Pat is gone, right?

Going bang! Bang ! Bang! Down I10 when the bracket on one end of the passenger side power shade/sun visor in my motor home broke. Had to pull over and take it down. Don't yet know what that is going to cost. Diesel was $3.89 a gallon there, got back home and topped it off for $3.55 a gallon. Roads worse than Oklahoma. Didn't think I would ever see that.