
WONDERING TOO
I just want to tell you that I agree (and
this is scary) with everything you said in
your Just Wondering column. Excellent job.
Just wondering why they don't call the Speed
Channel the NASCAR channel. I would love
to see drag racing of any kind anytime rather
than their info-commercials. Again, excellent
article. Thanks for speaking up.
Steve Alexander
Super Pro bracket racer
KEEP THE BURNOUTS
I read Dave Wallace's article on getting
rid of burnouts. I like the burnouts, but
you know what I miss? Going to the drags
at night, and watching the fuelers make a
burnout with
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flames coming out of the exhausts.
Then, watching the cars back up and seeing
the flames belch out of the headers as the
car is backed to the line. You never see
flames anymore until the car actually makes
the run.
By the way, I always thought that a slick
heated up by the burnout provided more traction.
Well, if all you need is a warm tire, why
not copy Formula One and just heat the tires
in a tire warmer (looks like an electric
blanket that covers the entire tire). Anyhoo,
just my 2 cents.
Dave, I miss the Pond. Went to my first
race there in 1961, and the first big name
I ever saw was TV Tommy Ivo, who was driving
the Ernie's Camera Pontiac AA/FD that day.
I don't miss the no guard rails at Fernando,
and everyone scattering when someone got
loose on the track and headed for the hot
pit area! Heh.
Cliff Morgan
Phoenix, AZ
VACATION'S OVER?
Boy, Burk, you really got lame on
your website for awhile. BUT you really came
back like your 'OLD' self. WOW ' HOT & NASTY'.
Did someone piss you off?
Keith Ferrell