how did they go from the crappiest track

BobbyM
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Edited Date/Time 1/27/2012 6:23am
like at dallas to one of the better tracks like at jacksonville? that jacksonville track made for great racing and passing too. dallas, like everything else associated with the cowboys sucked bung. wtf?
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3/29/2010 2:54pm
Yep, that was a much better track fo sho.
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3/29/2010 2:56pm
I'm guessing alot flew...................
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Damn she's hot.

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3/29/2010 3:14pm
BobbyM wrote:
like at dallas to one of the better tracks like at jacksonville? that jacksonville track made for great racing and passing too. dallas, like everything else...
like at dallas to one of the better tracks like at jacksonville? that jacksonville track made for great racing and passing too. dallas, like everything else associated with the cowboys sucked bung. wtf?
Watching both races on TV, I could not agree more.
3/29/2010 3:17pm
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Torco1 wrote:
Damn she's hot.
I agree with torco...She is HOT!!!!!!
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3/29/2010 3:18pm
MxMouth wrote:
I'm guessing alot flew...................
Or they went this way....

Dallas, TX

1. Head northeast on Sycamore St toward N Collett Ave 148 ft
2. Take the 1st right onto N Collett Ave 0.7 mi
3. Slight right at S Munger Blvd 0.5 mi
4. Slight left at E R L Thornton Ac Rd S 292 ft
5. Take the ramp on the left onto I-30 E 4.2 mi
6. Slight right at US-80 E (signs for US-80 E/Terrell/Big Town Blvd) 19.1 mi
7. Continue onto TX-557 Spur E 4.5 mi
8. Merge onto I-20 E
Entering Louisiana 148 mi
9. Take exit 11 to merge onto LA-3132 E toward Alexandria 7.7 mi
10. Take exit 7 to merge onto I-49 S toward Alexandria 121 mi
11. Take exit 80 to merge onto US-167 S/US-71 S toward MacArthur Dr
Continue to follow US-71 S 63.7 mi
12. Take the ramp to US-190 E 0.1 mi
13. Keep right at the fork to continue toward US-190 E and merge onto US-190 E 46.0 mi
14. Continue onto US-61 S 2.4 mi
15. Merge onto I-12 E via the ramp to Hammond 83.7 mi
16. Merge onto I-10 E
Passing through Mississippi, Alabama
Entering Florida 510 mi
17. Continue onto I-95 N 1.1 mi
18. Take exit 353B toward Union St/Beaver St 0.1 mi
19. Merge onto US-17 N 0.8 mi

Jacksonville, FL
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Torco1 wrote:
Damn she's hot.
I agree with torco...She is HOT!!!!!!
I wonder if those are stretch marks on her sides right above her pants line, or if they are fingernail marks from the night before?
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3/29/2010 3:20pm
MxMouth wrote:
I'm guessing alot flew...................
Torco1 wrote:
Or they went this way.... Dallas, TX 1. Head northeast on Sycamore St toward N Collett Ave 148 ft 2. Take the 1st right onto N...
Or they went this way....

Dallas, TX

1. Head northeast on Sycamore St toward N Collett Ave 148 ft
2. Take the 1st right onto N Collett Ave 0.7 mi
3. Slight right at S Munger Blvd 0.5 mi
4. Slight left at E R L Thornton Ac Rd S 292 ft
5. Take the ramp on the left onto I-30 E 4.2 mi
6. Slight right at US-80 E (signs for US-80 E/Terrell/Big Town Blvd) 19.1 mi
7. Continue onto TX-557 Spur E 4.5 mi
8. Merge onto I-20 E
Entering Louisiana 148 mi
9. Take exit 11 to merge onto LA-3132 E toward Alexandria 7.7 mi
10. Take exit 7 to merge onto I-49 S toward Alexandria 121 mi
11. Take exit 80 to merge onto US-167 S/US-71 S toward MacArthur Dr
Continue to follow US-71 S 63.7 mi
12. Take the ramp to US-190 E 0.1 mi
13. Keep right at the fork to continue toward US-190 E and merge onto US-190 E 46.0 mi
14. Continue onto US-61 S 2.4 mi
15. Merge onto I-12 E via the ramp to Hammond 83.7 mi
16. Merge onto I-10 E
Passing through Mississippi, Alabama
Entering Florida 510 mi
17. Continue onto I-95 N 1.1 mi
18. Take exit 353B toward Union St/Beaver St 0.1 mi
19. Merge onto US-17 N 0.8 mi

Jacksonville, FL
that's some good stuff there ! lol
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3/29/2010 3:37pm
It's all about the dirt.
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3/29/2010 4:00pm Edited Date/Time 4/17/2016 9:45pm
Cygnus wrote:
It's all about the dirt.
Word, the soil they used to build the texas track out of was basically shaping big ol clumps of hard clay. I've built a track with dirt like that and you're basically working with a ton of dirt sized grape fruit and bowling balls.


Tampa was a mixture of red clay and some loamier dirt, from what I remember E. Bates saying.
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3/29/2010 4:16pm Edited Date/Time 4/17/2016 9:45pm
Cygnus wrote:
It's all about the dirt.
Okay, but why was Indy and ATL so disappointing, compared to, well, the entire history of racing those venues?


Both were uncharacteristically hard and slick. Did they start using crummy dirt?

3/29/2010 4:40pm
180 Degree corners and no sand.
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3/29/2010 4:52pm
Cygnus wrote:
It's all about the dirt.
Highsider wrote:
Okay, but why was Indy and ATL so disappointing, compared to, well, the entire history of racing those venues? Both were uncharacteristically hard and slick. Did...
Okay, but why was Indy and ATL so disappointing, compared to, well, the entire history of racing those venues?


Both were uncharacteristically hard and slick. Did they start using crummy dirt?

Where and how the dirt is stored, and the weather this year has really been different than the past 6 years.
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3/29/2010 5:03pm
Cygnus wrote:
It's all about the dirt.
exactly right
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3/29/2010 5:28pm
Cygnus wrote:
It's all about the dirt.
track guy wrote:
exactly right
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3/29/2010 5:32pm
Myersdork really should have known.
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3/29/2010 5:35pm Edited Date/Time 4/17/2016 9:45pm
I thought Toronto was absolutely THE worst. But yeah...Dallas looked like it sucked big time too. JAX was clearly a better track, laid out better too. Some of the best dirt I've seen in a SX is up here in Seattle. It was deep & loamy. Woohoo
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3/29/2010 6:18pm
BobbyM wrote:
like at dallas to one of the better tracks like at jacksonville? that jacksonville track made for great racing and passing too. dallas, like everything else...
like at dallas to one of the better tracks like at jacksonville? that jacksonville track made for great racing and passing too. dallas, like everything else associated with the cowboys sucked bung. wtf?
Dallas sucked bung? Dude it wasn't even that good. I turned it on and was wondering if it was coverage of a freestyle demo. That track was contrived and stupid. Boo.
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3/29/2010 7:18pm
I thought Dallas was HORRIBLE too. Especially the lites race.
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3/29/2010 7:34pm
The best thing to ever come out of Texas is the highway .

Really that state should be the sewage treatment plant for the USA .
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Steers and queers.
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3/29/2010 9:58pm
It looked like dif. dirt from the past,, J-ville used to be light colored almost like sand. That was red clay this year. Atlanta they just let it get to dry and hard this year,,slick track sucked. J-ville was an awsome track.
BobbyM
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3/30/2010 11:24am
Cygnus wrote:
It's all about the dirt.
Word, the soil they used to build the texas track out of was basically shaping big ol clumps of hard clay. I've built a track with...
Word, the soil they used to build the texas track out of was basically shaping big ol clumps of hard clay. I've built a track with dirt like that and you're basically working with a ton of dirt sized grape fruit and bowling balls.


Tampa was a mixture of red clay and some loamier dirt, from what I remember E. Bates saying.
the jumpity jump track at the cowbung track blew chunks...no?
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3/30/2010 2:01pm
GIwasB4 wrote:
Steers and queers.
STFU foo !
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MXR wrote:
The best thing to ever come out of Texas is the highway .

Really that state should be the sewage treatment plant for the USA .
Oh shit, the unknown comic is off his meds again.
3/30/2010 2:09pm
BobbyM wrote:
like at dallas to one of the better tracks like at jacksonville? that jacksonville track made for great racing and passing too. dallas, like everything else...
like at dallas to one of the better tracks like at jacksonville? that jacksonville track made for great racing and passing too. dallas, like everything else associated with the cowboys sucked bung. wtf?
Being a Vikings fan, I can appreciate that jab at the Cowtits Woohoo

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