HEY KEARNS!!!!!  Pullin' your hair out yet with the crybaby whiners? (on and off the track)    What a joke they are, Give Thorton a call, I bet he thinks it was just right!!!! Robby, now I see why Scott said what he said.  You guys don't need race cars, you need baby carriages.  Take a pill and get ready for next week.

Duane


PS Hey flag dud, Chets right you need to be high when you do your job. Hmmm, does that sound right?

NAILIT wrote on 05/02/10 at 10:43pm:

LOL best line of the nite.

[quote author=454C514E46514051465444565A230 link=1272835491/32#39 date=1272859145]flagdude wrote on 05/02/10 at 8:56pm:

I never heard that one before, almost fell outa my chair laughing!

Hoosierthelioma...... Thats funny right there......I don't care who you are........

crowd was a typical GSC crowd, "whered all these d@mned people come from???!!!". lol   friday night was also a pretty good crowd conisdering this was the first time SMS raced on a friday night in 5 years. saturday night if you got there after 6 you had to park half a mile away

track was drier than bako friday night, saturday night was heavier than petaluma.

No,   I belive SMS  track crew worked late Friday night til about 2:30 am on Saturday morning re prepping the track.... Thats what the announcer told the crowd...

On Saturday night the track was a  wet slick early on and apparently  the sprint drivers still were not happy.  
 It just took a little longer to run the track in.

One of the sprint drivers jumped on the tractor and started fu$#%^ing  with the inside berm.... he didn't have much success in my opinion...

I think your wrong about Chris on this one. I don't know what happened "behind the scenes" but it looked like the driver on the grader was just building up the berm on the south end. I got there about 5:30, so he my have been working it earlier too? Chris has an obligation to put on a "show" for the race fans. No show, no dough. I'm sure he has to walk a fine line between the racers and employees and you can't please everyone. But he has to do whatever it takes to put put on a show and if that ruffle feathers, so be it.  We as race fans have seen, SMS be good and bad and everything in between, and this includes when Doug was promoting. Some of his tracks on Sat night with the Woo, were terrible dry slick and dusty. Other times wicked fast. That's the nature of two night shows.This Sat. night is was greasy early, but came in and Tarlton was doing low 12's in traffic during the main. Smart guy is right. The Modified main was classic. Thorton came on about lap 20 and was on a rail on the top groove. Tim and Tom had one night to prep the track with new clay. The track was still very smooth with the exception of turn three early. Track prep is both science and luck. The luck part comes with outside elements. I think the time and efforts the team at SMS puts in is nothing but phenominal and should be commended.

Sorry...Math skills diminishing.HIGH12's low 13's is what i meant to say. We caught him with a 12.8 when he had a good run from my son's phone stop watch. I don't know how fast Murphy was. I think he was held up by the second place car. I think that was the 15 yr old? Kid was good.

date=1272924354]SMS VIDEOS wrote on 05/03/10 at 1:38pm:



You are so right, I wish some of the drivers could understand what you just wrote, but some of them just don't get it... [/quote]

Just to get Robby's point across

Looks like my car did some nights when i was racing, i could show you many pictures even from different tracks, i have even had body damage from the clay so heavy,
I had nights many years ago at sms in my mini stock and hobby stock where i couldn't see out the front and had to drive the rest of the race looking threw a pin hole,

So like racecar35 said, Suck it up!