I'm not entered this weekend at Pacific Raceways, and as a result (of course), the forecast looks good. You can thank me with beer when I come visit your paddock Saturday night

 

Dude have you ever had a dry weekend?

 

Thanks Man! That's really big of you! LOL

Mind you I really wanted rain since I don't have a decent selection of dry tires but oh well, that's life! It will be first run at Seattle so it ought to be fun.

Dave
#72 ITS GSR

 

Dave,
I'll come find you and say hi, but don't worry.. you don't owe me any beer since you wanted rain.

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It was (for the most part) dry two weeks ago in Portland.... however, 5 minutes after we got off track, it rained about 3-inches in 20 minutes and flodded most of the paddock.
Greg Marshall's truck was in water up to the hubs, and mine up to the rim. I think Greg had to swim for it.



Modified by johng at 1:50 PM 5/17/2005

 

Thank GOD!!! Dry weather!!!! Woohoo!

See you there Saturday John!

Nash - who is getting ready....

 

I just hope it stays nice for the DT in Portland next week.

Have fun guys!!!

 

Note: John has come to visit at the track and it still didn't rain.
It must only be when he is racing. Don't tell this to open cockpit drivers last race.

James who doesn't mind racing wet or dry!

 

Rain or shine...either way is OK with me. It was nice at the last race to have a dry track and not taint the overall group win. I doubt that will happen again anytime soon without rain.

See you for refreshments.

Rick

 

I want refreshments too. I will be babysitting while my wife torments you working drivers services. I will be leaving early Saturday to see Episode III.

Anybody have a loud exhaust? I will be accepting $$, as my brother in-law is now the sound guy.