Oh --now you like those Studebakers huh

Montoya has a problem--I think one is dedication or desire to apply yourself properly. He has equipment that is competitive and money is no problem with his car owner

I know most of you are concentrating on the movement of Danica lately up and down the leaderboard, but have you noticed that Matt must have found that wedge that was under the throttle? Because I cant remember the 20 running like its running since Tony took his seat cushion out of the 20 and put it in the 14. That must ring loud in little Joeys helmet every time he gets passed by uh that Orange Car. Or diod I miss something-----

Thats the way the cars will qualify at the road courses ---in bunches --and maybe all the tracks in the future...----Everybody wanted change,--well you getting it,even in racing . It may even make things a little interesting (for a few anyway)... Now on dirt it could be fun,yup real good fun.

Yall better be careful--Only thing going at the moment is those Studebaker's like the one that won yesterdays race in fine fashion..

Dodge NASCAR funding approved?

Ray Alexander , on hand for the LX-centric Spring Festival 8 , reported that Ralph Gilles told him that NASCAR funding has been approved, and that Chrysler is talking to teams. While no details can be provided, because of the sensitivity of the negotiations, this is the first time a Chrysler official has confirmed that the company is working on a NASCAR re-entry.

Last month, Mr. Gilles told Allpar in New York, in answer to a question about NASCAR, Oh my God, I cant talk about that right now. No comment on that.

Chryslers return to NASCAR presumably remains contingent on being able to sign up competitive drivers and support crew (e.g. car and engine builders). NASCAR racing is highly competitive on the technical side, with unique requirements. Chryslers budget in 2012 was reportedly $45 million, or $27 per car sold in the United States (including Jeeps and Rams).

For more, see Rays Spring Festival coverage.

I will go over one day shortly and video a race and the area and we will compare

Short track racing is really having a time lately. I found a photo of one such track in South east Ga. yes they are scrambling on how to correct the problem.. Look at the attached photo and you will see the problem. See it?? Not enough parking for the haulers and fans are getting needed exercise too having to walk to the stands,or the pits. But if you look close you might just see transportation for our seniors and handicapped to their choice seating.

Yes life is hard in short track racing on DIRT,plenty of competition abounds..................!

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