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2007 looks to be a good year at MPR.
We've added a "powder puff" division for the women and will have sprinters on a once or twice a month basis.
We race every Saturday except majoy holiday weekends (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day).
Feel free to contact Dave Pirrello (DMP_SMOKE) or myself with any questions.
Regards,
Joe Brooks
We've added a "powder puff" division for the women and will have sprinters on a once or twice a month basis.
We race every Saturday except majoy holiday weekends (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day).
Feel free to contact Dave Pirrello (DMP_SMOKE) or myself with any questions.
Regards,
Joe Brooks
Hey Dave and Joe, how is it over there? IS there going to be a novice class, Zach is going to be racing this year when we get started. I am not sure about telling my wife about the "Powder Puff Class" Shes already said that she may race Zachs car instead of him and she doesn't know about the your class yet. This could lead to a 3 cars stable, my aching checking account.
MPR is a fun track and those guys are always willing to help. I usually have a rough time (I can still hear my car hit the board in corner 1) when I went there last year but I kept going. They always had a full field of Sportsmen cars right around 10, that even makes it more fun and I am still trying to figure out how they get so fast, They would even grill up some burgers for everyone and take a break to shot the bull over the burgers, I was usually fixing my car though. If you get a chance I would say its worth the drive to MPR.
MPR is a fun track and those guys are always willing to help. I usually have a rough time (I can still hear my car hit the board in corner 1) when I went there last year but I kept going. They always had a full field of Sportsmen cars right around 10, that even makes it more fun and I am still trying to figure out how they get so fast, They would even grill up some burgers for everyone and take a break to shot the bull over the burgers, I was usually fixing my car though. If you get a chance I would say its worth the drive to MPR.
Dizzy-
Waiting for the snow to clear.
Not sure about the Novice class, but bring him along. He'll get track time one way or another as we all need to start somewhere.
With regard to the wife..., Bob Houin has a three race old WCM for sale..., could be a "new for you" car for the stable in the Powder Puff division.
Hope to see you at MPR.
Feel free to email if you like.
Regards,
Joe
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Waiting for the snow to clear.
Not sure about the Novice class, but bring him along. He'll get track time one way or another as we all need to start somewhere.
With regard to the wife..., Bob Houin has a three race old WCM for sale..., could be a "new for you" car for the stable in the Powder Puff division.
Hope to see you at MPR.
Feel free to email if you like.
Regards,
Joe
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My therapist said that I need to leave the happenings of yesterday exactly where they took place and to move forward.Sonny B said:
Thanks for ruining over five years of therapy...
You had better help me with my brushless program this coming fall.
JB
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Joe there is only one form of usefull therapy , take that sprinter of yours when you get it ready down the straight full throttle , don't turn till ya see Jesus and don't lift till ya see God . That will clear your head up . Oh by the way dirt is for plantin taters and loads of fun for playing on .Joe39 said:My therapist said that I need to leave the happenings of yesterday exactly where they took place and to move forward.
Thanks for ruining over five years of therapy...
You had better help me with my brushless program this coming fall.
JB
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Dirt is fer farmin, asphalt is for racing on, and try not to forget that!!!...Joe39 said:
I thought we deceided this years ago "JB"!!!...
Dave D
If "we" is you and your plaid sheet enjoyin' friend Butch Thompson, then I am sure "we" did decide that.dangerousdave said:
But not "we" as in you and me. I still like dirt oval; it's what I was raised on. Dirt Late Models and Dirt Midgets (not you Pirrello).
Joe
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Ok, Here's the thing, I can see using tear offs if you're in the car, but on the drivers stand? come on. Too close to da dirt. I get enough fiber in my diet without adding grit to it...lol
I did my share of street stock racing in the dirt. When it was dirt at Owasso and also Merit Speedway... I have to admit, that was fun.
I did my share of street stock racing in the dirt. When it was dirt at Owasso and also Merit Speedway... I have to admit, that was fun.
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Now JB if I remember correctly it was you and Mr. Thompson that went sheet shopping,He just drove for me. What did he do for you!!!...
Dave D
Dave D
Man, oh, man..., I've got Sonny Brown dreaming that it is still 2002 and he is winning the NCS at MPR and I've got you dreaming some twisted dream about plaid sheets.dangerousdave said:
Next thing you know, Dave Dygon is going to bring back a long-time QSAC favorite which was originally brought to you by another "famous" MPR regular...
TRAILER TALK, with Dave Dygon...
I can hear Dave Pirrello now... "Oh, god I hope that's not Butch T, Oh, god I hope that's not Butch T".
2007 is going to be a year to remember at MPR. I just hope I can make it to the track.
Joe
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