Competition Colorado & Wyoming Drag Racers?

[DHRA]

Sometimes you guys don't look at topics titled Midwest. But Division 5 will include Colorado and Wyoming. So, any of you feel like competing for points in the DHRA?

 

[Joel Richards]

I'm absolutely interested!! In fact, I'm pretty sure all of the guys I know up here who already race would be interested...



-joel

 

[GiesJ]

Eric -

No way I could run with any of these boys, but I would be interested in watching if there were events in either state. Please email me a schedule if you have one. THanks in advance,

Jason

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[StakeMan]

If I can find the time. I'm in.

 

[78repowerwagon]

I am trying to find enough interest so we can start setting up some races. We need 15 trucks or more. I will be calling NHRA tracks to set up the events and hope to have some dates soon.

Matt

 

[DHRA]

Jason, why not? They are fast, but not necessarily consisitent. Practice will pay off, trust me. BTW, staying at a moderate speed may save you money in the future! Of course you are invited to race without being in the points race, but we'd love to have you!

I also have found through experience that just taking the time to make every race pays off. Think of the way the points are set up... .

 

[mschoenheider]

Come on Gies, I'll turn the wrenches if you buy the parts, I'm sure after a few grand you'll be able to run with them... .

Mark

 

[GiesJ]

there are a few problems I see (and the local PD does as well)

- I like going fast - anytime.

- My tires like going fast too, but often like to leave a little behind.



You are right though, conistency is probably just as important. I'd like to go watch first but I bet I would be saying, I can do that.



I want to see Mschoenheider's red freight train out there too, mirrors folded OUT baybee.

j

 

[mschoenheider]

I'll put the mirrors at about 45 degrees for optimal down force...

 

[cmonroe]

I would be very interested.