Infield Pits at T.H.A.T

Dirtfan · 5/8/08, 7:22 PM

[QUOTE=Jerry Shaw;39361]

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Originally Posted by SHORTBUS

Hey. That's the little guy that I saw telling Dan Hetser that his grandpa was gonna beat him up.:rolling

Jerry

Right you are Jerry,truth is the only "beating up" was if I had tried to be first through the food table @ the Hospitality Tent!

terrehautian · 5/8/08, 7:34 PM

if you get a digital slr, be prepared for major money spending on lenses and all that for low light shooting at night. I have a digital slr and a external flash. My camera was virtually useless during the feature at the Don Smith classic. Blurred pics was the norm at that point. What I need is a 700 dollar lense and a 1000 dollar flash to be close to getting good pics once the lights come on and the sun goes down.

staggerman · 5/8/08, 7:37 PM

How was the infield crowd for the race? Bigger than usual due to the cars being pitted inside?

5/8/08, 7:48 PM

JOHN SINCE YOU PUT IT THAT WAY, NOW; I JUST CHANGED MY MIND I LOOK FORWARD TO PARKING IN THERE

jeff

Wolfe-e · 5/8/08, 8:00 PM

Staggerman, I don;t know the offical numbers but it was a pretty decent crowd overall. In honesty, because of having the cars pitted inside, it looked to be a good crowd... I do think it was a hit with the crowd, especially the kids...

agar · 5/8/08, 8:16 PM

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Originally Posted by terrehautian

if you get a digital slr, be prepared for major money spending on lenses and all that for low light shooting at night. I have a digital slr and a external flash. My camera was virtually useless during the feature at the Don Smith classic. Blurred pics was the norm at that point. What I need is a 700 dollar lense and a 1000 dollar flash to be close to getting good pics once the lights come on and the sun goes down.

yeah I already Have $800 in my Camera and extra lense its just a hobby for now I take shots in the pits,Hot Laps,Quals and or the first couple heats then when the lights come on I just watch the racing I may get a flash later it my wife can hit a Big Jackpot again at French Lick :thumb

terrehautian · 5/8/08, 8:40 PM

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Originally Posted by agar

yeah I already Have $800 in my Camera and extra lense its just a hobby for now I take shots in the pits,Hot Laps,Quals and or the first couple heats then when the lights come on I just watch the racing I may get a flash later it my wife can hit a Big Jackpot again at French Lick :thumb

I am waiting on the powerball or hoosier lottery second chance jackpot for me.

kcarm92 · 5/8/08, 8:51 PM

I realy had my doubts about the piting inside but it brought back the good old days, so i guess the hassles of unloading and loading wasn't that bad after i talked to a few guys,they said it was worth it, just wished we could have raced. as far as the crowd i realy think the sunday day race had a lot to do with it. It was apretty good crowd, and alot of people that have never been there to see races before,so new fans maybe.

terrehautian · 5/8/08, 8:56 PM

+1 for a new fan (me).

One day I want to see the race from other than turn 1 and 2. Might have to go up high to see a heat race.

Hustlin-Hoosier · 5/8/08, 10:31 PM

:usac:Cool!!! Back to parking in the infield. Fun in the sun, a day in the dust. Racing at The Action Track. Having your family at the fence ,not up in the grandstands and kids in their playpens or on a blanket . The good ol' days are back! Bobby B.

5/8/08, 7:34 PM	#12 Re: Infield Pits at T.H.A.T
terrehautian Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1,518	if you get a digital slr, be prepared for major money spending on lenses and all that for low light shooting at night. I have a digital slr and a external flash. My camera was virtually useless during the feature at the Don Smith classic. Blurred pics was the norm at that point. What I need is a 700 dollar lense and a 1000 dollar flash to be close to getting good pics once the lights come on and the sun goes down.

5/8/08, 7:37 PM	#13 Re: Infield Pits at T.H.A.T
staggerman Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 811	How was the infield crowd for the race? Bigger than usual due to the cars being pitted inside?

5/8/08, 7:48 PM	#14 Re: Infield Pits at T.H.A.T
lovindirt Posts: n/a	JOHN SINCE YOU PUT IT THAT WAY, NOW; I JUST CHANGED MY MIND I LOOK FORWARD TO PARKING IN THERE jeff

5/8/08, 8:00 PM	#15 Re: Infield Pits at T.H.A.T
Wolfe-e Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 124	Staggerman, I don;t know the offical numbers but it was a pretty decent crowd overall. In honesty, because of having the cars pitted inside, it looked to be a good crowd... I do think it was a hit with the crowd, especially the kids...

5/8/08, 8:51 PM	#18 Re: Infield Pits at T.H.A.T
kcarm92 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,241	I realy had my doubts about the piting inside but it brought back the good old days, so i guess the hassles of unloading and loading wasn't that bad after i talked to a few guys,they said it was worth it, just wished we could have raced. as far as the crowd i realy think the sunday day race had a lot to do with it. It was apretty good crowd, and alot of people that have never been there to see races before,so new fans maybe.

5/8/08, 8:56 PM	#19 Re: Infield Pits at T.H.A.T
terrehautian Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1,518	+1 for a new fan (me). One day I want to see the race from other than turn 1 and 2. Might have to go up high to see a heat race.

5/8/08, 10:31 PM	#20 Re: Infield Pits at T.H.A.T
Hustlin-Hoosier Senior Member Race Count Last Year: 22 Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 5,841	:usac:Cool!!! Back to parking in the infield. Fun in the sun, a day in the dust. Racing at The Action Track. Having your family at the fence ,not up in the grandstands and kids in their playpens or on a blanket . The good ol' days are back! Bobby B.