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Polar Bear 150 at Rockingham Speedway, NC is scheduled for January 1st, 2009. Happy New Year street stock drivers! Open Test is being held December 13 at the track. No info yet on any possible tv coverage, but I should think someone will be there with a camera. Did I forget to mention they will start up to 99 cars? Doubt that many will show up, but even 60 cars will be cool!
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Yo, SPEED< this is the typeof stuff you oughta show on New Years instead of ghetto cars and the skanks that love them.
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LuvRacin.com might be there to cover it. Weather will be the factor. At my age cold is a real problem.
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Race event update. Weather was cold, warmed up to chilly, and cooled right back down as the sun decended behind the turn two bleachers. Very decent crowd filled the stands considering the day and fridgid temps. Bottom line, the race was a wreck fest and the caution flag ruled the day. The first 75 lap segment was a little racier than the second segment. Unoffically I think the longest green flag run was maybe 8 to 10 laps and that's pushing it. A cold racing surface at a track most of the drivers have never seen before, and add in the sun making things very difficult all adds up to yellow flag fever. Two cars controlled the race from lap 1 to the finish. The 00 of Brett Hudson controlled the first 75 laps, but from there on out it was all Chuck Barnes and his #5 Monte Carlo. Those two stayed 1st and 2nd the whole way until Hudson's car broke with only a handful of laps left. Several cars actually were able to finish with minimal or no damage. Don't have an actual car count, but near 70 cars started the event and around 35 were on the track at the finish. Anyone who survived the carnage without much damage was a winner in my opinion. When the flag was green, the on track action was hot and heavy. Lots of action all over the track. This series may become the next best thing. Next race is at Bristol. Don't miss it!!!
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^ sounds just like any Street Stock Open I have been in or witnessed. Good times....
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^ sounds just like any Street Stock Open I have been in or witnessed. Good times....
cept this is on a "big track". the videos from the races are amazing, made me want to get out there and do it.
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