2005
Cheeseland Classic 2/26/2005

Where: VFW Downtown Green Bay


Directions to race:
From I 43: take the Webster street exit and proceed south to Main street lights go one block further to Pine and turn right to VFW club two blocks up.

From HWY 41: take 172 exit over bridge to Webster street exit proceed north to Walnut street lights go two blocks further to Pine street turn left go two blocks VFW club on left.

Doors Open: 8am (CONTROLLED PRACTICE) Racing at: 11am


Entry Fee: $20per class.

2 Qualifiers(maybe 3 depends on amount of racers) and one main
All classes are 4 min. Bring your own ROAR legal stock motor(no hybrids).


Track size is Approx. (70’ x 35’) Power and Tables are available although somewhat limited.

Food and Refreshments will be available for purchase.
Also parts (exclusively from Norther Hobbies) will be available at track day of the race.
Due to the amount of racers last year the ones listed are the only classes to be run.

CLASSES (Run 2 Max.)

OVAL: 1/10 4-CELL STOCK PAN CAR (NASCAR BODIES)

1/10 4 -CELL 19 TURN PAN CAR (NASCAR BODIES)

STOCK MOTOR TRAXXAS STAMPEDES

STOCK MOTOR OFF-ROAD TRUCKS (foam or on road tires)

1/10 STOCK SEDAN ROAD COURSE ( RUBBER TIRES)

Computerized scoring,parts,food,refreshments.
Spectators always welcome!

Sorry "Quad or Binary motors" will not be allowed.

preenter at http://www.prostarracing.com/cheese2005.htm

I'll be there Hock. That track owes me. L.O.L. Always have a good time.

That track owes alot of people. Small tight fast. it's alot like Bristol if you laid it flat

thats nice and all but what is the date on it for some of us dumb people from michigan like me and cassy lol

well never mind i allready missed it

Dave, the race is Feb. 26th

And it's Hooters after the races. It just doesn't get any better. Now I just gotta break that jinx.

12 Days Till Race Day

Anyone going to have a tire truer onsite?
Thx

I wouldn't worry about it Neil. I am sure someone will have one there.

One week and counting.

race sounding like it's really comming together

Don't use that word when Barooose is watching. He'll make it stick together like glue!!

Well im in.. im playin hoky from work.. they forced us in on sat, but i told em to get bent.. im going racing... well, i told em i had family stuff... racing family stuff that is...

ill be riding up wth the Hays clan... boy what you guys wouldnt pay to be in that car chatting up speed secrets the whole ride up... he he..

Burbs don't forget those rod ends.

Well one more race I will have to mis because of work and MIKE I'AM telling.
P.S. SOMEBODY TELL BAROOOSE WHEN THE TONE SOUNDS HE HAS TO PULL THE TRIGER.:p :p :p

forward or backwards?

Meh .... I've tried going backwards when the tone sounds..... not so good.

Hays JR

This is going to be good. Lots of good racers.

Dave-too bad about work.

dave open your e-mail I sent you a virus so you can be off work saturday lol

http://www.prostarracing.com/raceresults.htm

A bad day of racing is better than a good day at work.

well i had a bad day at work it looked like you had a GREAT DAY OF RACING:) ;)

4th Annual Cheeseland Classic. Pat Hockers described it as old school Saturday night short track racing. I think that is very accurate. 71 laps in 4 minutes. Short tight and fast. Practice was very exciting with 8 or more cars trying to get up to speed with varying skill levels. Not for the timid, but exhilarating. With just under 2 hours per round everyone had plenty of time to wrench, talk trash and particpate in a few pranks.
Mentzel T.Q.ed the first round with his brand new C.W. car and I started wondering whether this may be a repeat of last years race. But Cory the Iceman stepped it up and took the final T.Q. with the only 70 lap run. Makus sat 2nd, Wood 3rd, Pat Simkins 4th, Danny “The Dude” 5th and Green Bays own Buddy Paul 6th on the grid.
The A started out clean except for the Dude who lifted for someone ahead on the second lap and hooked his car nose first against the center board. On the next lap Buddy and Wood got shuffled around back as the rest of the freight train took off. Cory, Makus and Pat were moving out with Buddy, Wood and the Dude, getting back in the rthym. Shortly Wood gets by Buddy and everyone settles into a choreographed dance of cars looking for the fastest line and seeking their opponents weaknesses. All the cars are pretty well matched as Cory is driving fast enough to protect his position without putting himself in danger. About the halfway mark Wood gets past Pat who is having some very tiny glitches on one end of the track but it’s just enough to slow him down a tick and open a door for Wood to sneak through. The leaders are still turning 3.4 lap times and time is running out. The Dude is running in shadow of 2nd place but he’s still 2 laps down from his early problem. Cory finishes a half lap ahead of Makus with Wood in third just over a lap down. Pat Simkins held his breath for the last minute and finished 1 second behind Wood. Mentzel managed to finish 5th about 1 second of Buddy. It was one of the most exciting and cleanest races I’ve been honored to participate in for quite awhile. Nice little plaques for 1st through 3rd in all the mains also.
The after race celebrations at Hooters had close to thirty people and it was a blast. And yes Ed and Wood got the birthday treat.
Thanks ProStar for another great race and thanks for listening to our suggestions for changing the track.

Glad I could be their for Burby's farwell race.(lol)