These guy's at Loudpedal are getting good, real good. Even if you don't like sprint car racing it's worth a look see. This ain't NASCRAP, it's the real deal.
Loudpedal Productions Check out the video below for our take on Indiana Sprint Week 2
Started by Kenny · Aug 9, 2012 · 4 replies
Great video! They really captured the emotion that is so often missed.
Landshark said:Great video! They really captured the emotion that is so often missed.
Lonnie Wheatley, PEORIA, Ariz. (July 31, 2012) – Tickets are now available for October’s 12[sup]th Annual Parker Store Hall of Fame Classic at the 1/3-mile Canyon Speedway Park in Peoria, AZ.Set for Friday and Saturday, October 26 and 27, the Hall of Fame Classic will feature the non-wing Sprint Cars of the USAC National Sprint Car Series.
Two-day tickets ordered by October 1 will be just $35, a savings of the single day ticket prices of $20 on Friday and $25 on Saturday. Two-day passes after the October 1 advanced ticket deadline will be $40. Platinum Reserved seating is available as well for just an additional $5 per night.
There is an advance discount as well for VIP Suite tickets and All Access passes as well. Detailed ticket information, as well as a Canyon Speedway Park seating chart, is available at http://www.canyonspeedwaypark.com/tickets/the-12th-annual-parker-store-usac-hall-of-fame-classic/.
You can still use my name to get tickets close to where we'll be sitting both nights.
Just realized we will be in Rocky Point that weekend. I'll need to catch one of the later events. Found a couple of pics of my Dad's car back in the mid 50's. That's me and my younger brother!
Landshark said:Just realized we will be in Rocky Point that weekend. I'll need to catch one of the later events. Found a couple of pics of my Dad's car back in the mid 50's. That's me and my younger brother!
I knew more than a few open wheeled racers growing up besides my dad, and I can tell you this, it took a special breed of cat to wheel one of those cars back in the day. A lot of those guy's we're Vets like my dad, no fear, and so were the Wild Boy's from Hugh's aircraft that settled in Cholla bay.
Terry, you know what I'm talking about too.
Be sure to catch the very very end, after the blank pause.
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