Little bit of redneck racing.

[WesB]

Most of you probably won't like the music, unless you listen to 102.1. I love working on these cars, and they can be very fun to watch.
By the way, this was 9 straight nights of racing (2 were delayed due to rain)

[Torinoman]

I've never paid any attention to dirt track before, probably still won't, however this makes me curious to go watch a few races. Not bad

[jw33]

They're just copying what the drifting scene has been doing for 10+ years.

[krazy kris]

They're just copying what the drifting scene has been doing for 10+ years.

I think you have it backwards this has been going on way before the drift scene

[WesB]

They're just copying what the drifting scene has been doing for 10+ years.

They have been doing it for 50+yrs. Sprints started in the early 60s and became estremely popular in the 70s and stayed that way through the late 90s, but has taken a dive as the rest of dirt track racing has. I like just about any type of automobile race, but mainly like endurance racing. Unfortunantly there is not any tracks like that in East Texas.

[Pope]

I think you have it backwards this has been going on way before the drift scene

They have been doing it for 50+yrs. Sprints started in the early 60s and became estremely popular in the 70s and stayed that way through the late 90s, but has taken a dive as the rest of dirt track racing has. I like just about any type of automobile race, but mainly like endurance racing. Unfortunantly there is not any tracks like that in East Texas.

Wow you two...

[WesB]

I've never paid any attention to dirt track before, probably still won't, however this makes me curious to go watch a few races. Not bad

October 11-13 Kilgore, Tx, three nights of 100+ sprints in 2 different catigories (360 and 305 Racesavers). Last year they flipped almost 30 cars the first night. Some people brought two race ready cars and left with two destroyed cars. We left with the front half of our car knocked over 3 inches.

Let me know where you live and I'll let you know when the sprints are racing around where you are. Mostly the cars around dfw are the 305 cars, but occasionally the ASCS makes an appearence with the 360 group (150hp more than the 305s)

[Sleeper]

The early sprint cars where awesome.

I prefer to watch the wingless sprints. Those bastards can drive.

[WesB]

Wingless sprints are a million times better than winged. Unfortunantly most everyone around here is too scared to run wingless b/c the cars are more wild and unpredictable.

We have been pushing for a wingless show around here, and think Cowtown Speedway might put one on later in the year.

[Sleeper]

Yeah a 5-10 car wingless show is better than a 30 car winged show.

[Super Coupe]

Sick.

[4bangen]

Wonder if it would be possible to make one of those street legal?

[dmh165638]

I sure miss going to all the World of Outlaw events when I lived up north. Several of my famiily members including my dad raced street stock and late models. We spent most weekends at the track when I was very young. I miss going to places like Knoxville, Dodge City, Sedalia, Lakeside Speedway in KC, I-70 Speedway in MO. I started going to Devil's Bowl when I moved here but have quit since they trimmed the Sprint schedule down.

[YALE]

Wonder if it would be possible to make one of those street legal?

Not an actual race car, but you could have a road going clone built. An actual sprint car chassis is built staggered, and one side even has larger diameter wheels than the other.

[Z06killinsbf]

Wonder if it would be possible to make one of those street legal?

Like dis? http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicl...al_sprint_car/