'Burg Progress......

Gregg · 11/21/07, 8:51 AM

What is that old saying, "Work fascinates me, I can sit and watch it for hours.":emote20:

Maybe I will have to get fascinated with the progress baing made at the 'burg.

Mud Packer · 11/21/07, 10:56 AM

I can honestly say that I have mixed emotions concerning the changes at the Burg. In one respect, I have enjoyed the current set up and have seen some very good racing. Also, at my age I hate change of any kind so you can take that for what is is worth.

On the other hand, I am cautiously excited about seeing the proposed changes once they are in place. I hope that the racing is at least as good if not better than we have seen in the past.

I will also say that I am thankful for Dave Rudisell and his entire staff. They made the 2007 racing season at Lawrenceburg memorable. Keep up the good work.

RichH · 11/21/07, 11:48 AM

I've long had the opinion that 3/8 is about perfect for traditional sprint cars, especially with GOOD CLAY!! Can't wait for spring although being at Possum Kingdom Super Speedway last weekend ang looking forward to my 14th Chili Bowl helps.
:hoffman:

Seadog · 11/21/07, 12:30 PM

I guess for the huggy pole guys, the track will expand from a 1/5 mile to a 1/4 mile track.:emote20:

11/21/07, 8:51 AM	#11 Re: 'Burg Progress......
Gregg Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 3,941	What is that old saying, "Work fascinates me, I can sit and watch it for hours.":emote20: Maybe I will have to get fascinated with the progress baing made at the 'burg.

11/21/07, 10:56 AM	#12 Re: 'Burg Progress......
Mud Packer Senior Member Race Count Last Year: 59 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 5,088	I can honestly say that I have mixed emotions concerning the changes at the Burg. In one respect, I have enjoyed the current set up and have seen some very good racing. Also, at my age I hate change of any kind so you can take that for what is is worth. On the other hand, I am cautiously excited about seeing the proposed changes once they are in place. I hope that the racing is at least as good if not better than we have seen in the past. I will also say that I am thankful for Dave Rudisell and his entire staff. They made the 2007 racing season at Lawrenceburg memorable. Keep up the good work.

11/21/07, 11:48 AM	#13 Re: 'Burg Progress......
RichH Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 340	I've long had the opinion that 3/8 is about perfect for traditional sprint cars, especially with GOOD CLAY!! Can't wait for spring although being at Possum Kingdom Super Speedway last weekend ang looking forward to my 14th Chili Bowl helps. :hoffman:

11/21/07, 12:30 PM	#14 Re: 'Burg Progress......
Seadog Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 2,136	I guess for the huggy pole guys, the track will expand from a 1/5 mile to a 1/4 mile track.:emote20: