Live from Bowling Green.....

[442OLDS]

Originally Posted by Andrew Hill

Congrats to Matt Forbes in the Whale!

Congrats to Matt also,but this is getting like the coverage in National Dragster.

Who was Runner Up?

[John Duzac]

Originally Posted by james schaechter

I heard from John and George. They now are C/ Stick recordholders! Up late reassembling the car, but they are ready to go! Congrats! Baddest Z out there!

Jim, me and George both had a great time at Bowling Green. Met many good Divsion THREE racers! The weather was good, much better than I expected. The last time I raced at Bowling Green was back a few years, It was in 1974! I loved it back then and we loved it over the weekend. It was just too bad Atlanta had a points race scheduled at the same time. Track operators really need to work a little closer with each other as it relates to scheduling. You know there would have been many racers who would have loved to race both events. The Division Three tech guys were heads on their game regarding their meticulous inspection of our car. I met some Quick Fuel guys who were very helpful, which made the trip even more enjoyable!
Thanks, John Duzac jd4446@bellsouth.net

[ALMACK]

Originally Posted by John Duzac

Jim, me and George both had a great time at Bowling Green. Met many good Divsion THREE racers! The weather was good, much better than I expected. The last time I raced at Bowling Green was back a few years, It was in 1974! I loved it back then and we loved it over the weekend. It was just too bad Atlanta had a points race scheduled at the same time. Track operators really need to work a little closer with each other as it relates to scheduling. You know there would have been many racers who would have loved to race both events. The Division Three tech guys were heads on their game regarding their meticulous inspection of our car. I met some Quick Fuel guys who were very helpful, which made the trip even more enjoyable!
Thanks, John Duzac jd4446@bellsouth.net

Congrats on your record John. That is a super clean (and fast) Camaro you have there !

I agree with your statement about the Div. 3 tech guys.
I thought they were very thorough in their inspections.
But then again, this was my first time in teardown.

I learned quite a bit this past weekend about the record setting side of class racing.
I wish I had had more time to meet more people from this site @ Beech Bend, but Sat. was a full day for me.

I want to thank Marty Buth because without him there, there is no way I could have got thru teardown. He knows that T-Bird inside and out and showed me the easiest way on how to tear the " little 4 " down and put it back together.

He is a great guy and a first class racer !

Thanks Marty !

[Alan Roehrich]

Originally Posted by John Duzac

Jim, me and George both had a great time at Bowling Green. Met many good Divsion THREE racers! The weather was good, much better than I expected. The last time I raced at Bowling Green was back a few years, It was in 1974! I loved it back then and we loved it over the weekend. It was just too bad Atlanta had a points race scheduled at the same time. Track operators really need to work a little closer with each other as it relates to scheduling. You know there would have been many racers who would have loved to race both events. The Division Three tech guys were heads on their game regarding their meticulous inspection of our car. I met some Quick Fuel guys who were very helpful, which made the trip even more enjoyable!
Thanks, John Duzac jd4446@bellsouth.net

John, it was a lot of fun watching you this weekend. That car is impressive. Congratulations on the record.

That Bowling Green race has been on that weekend for decades, it's sort of a tradition. I have no idea what possessed the Division 2 people to schedule Atlanta on that weekend. Must be the same reason they moved the Bristol national event to June, in the heat and horrific air, and on top of the traditional Hot Rod Reunion weekend, again at Bowling Green. Bristol should be back in April, or May at the latest.

The truth is, Atlanta LODRS should be on a different weekend, and Bristol should get an LODRS in the fall. Bristol is a much nicer track, and if they didn't schedule it against something else in the fall, Bristol would be swamped with entries, with nice weather and beautiful scenery around a great facility.

While they're at it, they need to put Reynolds back on the 3rd weekend in October. If for no other reason than the fruit stand is closed on the 2nd weekend, and that was one of the great things about Reynolds for years.