Is import drag racing really dead in the west coast???
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Is import drag racing really dead in the west coast???
the last 3 or 4 drag events i attended were a waste of time and money...
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Re: Is import drag racing really dead in the west coast??? (ProstockH22crx)
I had a ball all by myself at LVMS last year. I plan on going back this july. I think the problem is that there are not enough west coast events at decent tracks. i have personally this year lost the enthusiam for going to the track until my car is ready. I have been to most events in so cal ocver the past 3 years. I really enjoy myself most of the time. i think its just time for a regional series like the Lucas Oil series. IDRC are you listening?????????
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Re: Is import drag racing really dead in the west coast??? (ProstockH22crx)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ProstockH22crx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Nhra Fontana, everybody was there. Las Vegas is always good.</TD></TR></TABLE>
u mean last year NHRA finals... that **** was whack yo..
you cant compare it to 3 years ago
u mean last year NHRA finals... that **** was whack yo..
you cant compare it to 3 years ago
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Re: Is import drag racing really dead in the west coast??? (myke)
You can't beat Englishtown in mid-June early-July for attendence. The East Coast is where it's at right now, so someone has to suffer, right?
I was under the impression that the Cali tracks were somewhat shitty to race on (i.e prepped and maintained), is this true?
I was under the impression that the Cali tracks were somewhat shitty to race on (i.e prepped and maintained), is this true?
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Re: Is import drag racing really dead in the west coast??? (ProstockH22crx)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ProstockH22crx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the very first NHRA THIS season was held at fontana. gary g, mopar, kenny, marty were there. and thats just HotRod</TD></TR></TABLE>
Dude, i was in Fontana, and i was at Etown/Atco, etc
Fontana looked like an empty parking lot (no pun intended, lol) compared to etown (15k+ people)
Dude, i was in Fontana, and i was at Etown/Atco, etc
Fontana looked like an empty parking lot (no pun intended, lol) compared to etown (15k+ people)
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Re: Is import drag racing really dead in the west coast??? (ProstockH22crx)
well now that u mention it, either way, it was kinda dead (excpet all motor class)
hot rod had like 5 cars, BTW, yer brother is cool as hell...
hot rod had like 5 cars, BTW, yer brother is cool as hell...
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Re: Is import drag racing really dead in the west coast??? (myke)
If you have nothing to offer then this thread goes no where. Instead of making a post like this share how you think it could be "fun" again.
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