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Mother nature threw more showers and rain on Napierville Dragway this weekend than anyone should have to endure. One person was quoted as saying that they hadn't used up any tires or fuel, but their winch was toast after winching their race car in and out countless times. Saturday it would rain, almost dry and then rain again, that happened 4 or 5 times.
The track, D1, and the sponsors of this event really deserved better, but they hung in there and we had 2 time trials today(sunday) and then went right in eliminations. Track was good, there was a tail wind. With 8 cars left for the 2nd TT, it rained and soaked things good. an hour or so later they were back running. I thought that the car count was good considering the weather. Border crossing was no problem. Do yourself a favor and get your passport, traveling north of the border is no big deal. Thanks to the sponsors, and hosts for doing more with less this weekend and a big congrats to Jacques Blais for a big win.
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A big congrats to Jaque Blais ! Winning the big one in his motherland . Seems like the trick to going rounds is to retire . I've noticed it's working well for you and Al Mark
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Downloaded some pictures on facebook.
Look up Michel Mike Brogniez and go to Napierville open album. Got a few of you Marc and Dave as well as other ASRA members. MB Last edited by Mike Brogniez; 06-27-2011 at 10:15 AM. Reason: Spelling |
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One of the neatest things that I saw this weekend was the winner circle photo and excitement of the Father and 3 kids after they won the golf cart race Saturday. The track had a trophy for them and I believe that all 4 rode the cart in the event. Man those kids were happy, jumping around, it was great to see youth and excitement, looked happier than any lottery winner.
I lost and left early, so I missed Jacques' win, I'll bet there was excitement and smiles there too. Congrats to all the winners
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Thanks to all of you who came
Hope that next year the weather will be on our side A big thank you tho Ronald and is crew at the track, did a great job of drying the track, and prep, (talk to Bob Broadbent haha) Thanks to all the sponsors Gafftech solution, EDF and others for a great race See you all soon |
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Congrats Jacques!!
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Thanks for all the Congrats!
PS: Regarding the double red light affair, just to set the record straight, per NHRA rule whoever red-lights first looses and he red-lit first. He had -0.007 ran 10.17 on his 10.15 dial I had -0.006 ran 9.75 on my 9.75 dial No need for worst red-light debate, since I would have won anyway, because I was the one that had the -0.006 red-light. Thanks, Jacques Blais 1224 GT/EA |
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