Quaker City Back To IHRA

Zino · 06-05-2007, 03:38 PM

Agreed. Pittsburgh is a very nice little track right now. Little being the operative word. The Tedesco's have done an amazing job with the track and it is a truly a clean, fun and sticky place to race now. Those of you who have not gone there since it was the old 'keystone, really need to check it out. However, it is literially a 10th of the size of Maple Grove. The track is no where near large enough for an NHRA national event.

As for Quaker City, it is also a very nice little place to race and I am very VERY glad to see it has survived the potential yuppie onslaught of being turned into a plan of Ryan homes. A very strong thank you and Good Luck to the Mazzants with their purchase of the track.

Kevin Panzino
GT/FA 1202

06-05-2007, 03:38 PM	#8
Zino Junior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 6 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Agreed. Pittsburgh is a very nice little track right now. Little being the operative word. The Tedesco's have done an amazing job with the track and it is a truly a clean, fun and sticky place to race now. Those of you who have not gone there since it was the old 'keystone, really need to check it out. However, it is literially a 10th of the size of Maple Grove. The track is no where near large enough for an NHRA national event. As for Quaker City, it is also a very nice little place to race and I am very VERY glad to see it has survived the potential yuppie onslaught of being turned into a plan of Ryan homes. A very strong thank you and Good Luck to the Mazzants with their purchase of the track. Kevin Panzino GT/FA 1202