daly won and vogt spun

Lots of racing and beer time left,,lol

so what was the track surface like? I missed the races, what do we have to look forward to this weekend?

Lance, If you think you can do a better job then come on out and do it.

If you dont like it, well thats  to bad for you cause most everyone so far has had a good time on the tracks that have developed so far.


Tim.

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HAVING only been to CORONA once!   I have to say...  (According to LANCE's description) It must have been a DUST BOWL!

I wasn't there, but HOPE (keeping fingers crossed) I can be this weekend!!  

Hey Tim -- (half of the bobbsey twins.....lol)

First, always remember you are "never" going to please "ALL" the drivers on any given night.  Second, I have not herd many drivers that have had a real problem with the track condition, other than opening night being a little bit of a challenge.  And Third, don't be to concerned about off base comments from motor mouth spectators.............  With not having a lot of experience with dirt track preparation, I think you guys (the bobbsey twins), are doing a pretty good job........

I too have to add my .02 cents  from the fans point, if you have never even tried to prep a track, or have any idea of what a operator does, then come on down and give it a try, Tom and Tim have done an outstanding job, and with Chris and his staff have also done an outstanding job of turning SMS around and make it a great track to be proud of.  All of you keep up the outstanding work, and like was said before, you cant please everyone, but dont take cheap pot shots at the people trying to do the best they know how.  Again if you feel you can do better, I am sure both Tom and Tim would be glad to let you show off your talents...JMOO...Don

This was a simple question....I too appreciate what the "bobbsey Twins" (lol) are doing. I enjoy having a different track to adapt to also. In no way was I trying to be sarcastic or negative, I missed the races and I'm just curious what the surface was like. Did nobody drive on it? Dry? Ruts? Heavy?........anyone?
By the way...Thanks Tim and Tom

Junk. The bobbsey twins have managed to turn Ascot into Corona

Dear LanceAG-
I have to admit I was very upset when I saw what you wrote about my 1/2 of the bobbsy twins (Tom ,who does not like being referred to as a "bobbsy twin").  I wanted to share with you that my huband who works mostly out of town Mon-Thur came home Thursday night and headed straight to the track as he needed to push down the cushion from the week before.  My two year old daughter saw her father from Thurday night until Sunday morning when we went to church for ONE whole hour as he was working on track prep. In the future if you take issue with the track conditions please bring it to Chris Kern's attention directly along with any suggestions you might have to resolve the issue you see.
It sounded like you were offering your services since you seem to know how to do this better.  I am assuming you have 25 plus years of experience running various types of heavy equipment and prior track prep experience (working with clay) and that you would like to help.  Please give Chris your resume as I am sure he would consider your application and I would love to have my daughter spend more time with her father other then just Sundays.  So either step up or please keep your negative comments between yourself and the track promoter Chris Kerns.  
Sincerely,
Susan Breshears

LanceAG wrote on 05/20/09 at 9:36am:


Are you kidding me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No dust, no mud and AWESOME racing. IT doesnt get any better than that. LanceAG, you wont here me say this often, but if that track wasnt to your liking, GO SIT AT AN ASPHALT TRACK !!!!!!!!!!!!!  

Chris Kearns wrote on 05/20/09 at 9:44pm:


does a drag strip count