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Offline Dougy109

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Re: What happened at the endros last night?
« Reply #15 on: September 28, 2009, 08:58:43 AM »
He was fast, no doubt. I was impressed with how well he did.

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Re: What happened at the endros last night?
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Offline steven

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Re: What happened at the endros last night?
« Reply #16 on: September 28, 2009, 09:18:03 AM »
I was driving the 28 car for my first time and it was the most fun i've ever had. i'll definetly be back next year. and in the feature race the rain kinda made things a little interesting, i was out a little earily because i was in a wreck in turn 4 with a green camero and a black nova i think(not sure what color it was).i was almost stopped and bam got hit from behind right into the camero. when i hit the brakes i blew a master cylinder ceal.




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Re: What happened at the endros last night?
« Reply #17 on: September 28, 2009, 04:32:40 PM »
I personally think the #06 should be band for at least 1 full season of all racing at Delaware for the stunt he pulled. But it was a very good race.

#97 Demar Truck driver only got a 1 race suspension (only driver not the truck) when he purposely drove into the #33 Truck under caution. And he outright admitted it to Wilcox him self, just becuase he was pissed off @ the driver. He totaled the #33 truck for the night , atleast the #64 (Book) could still drive it and finish the race. I have heard from many drivers (past and present) that there are a few fast drivers/cars out there (won't mention any names or #'s) that move you on the track ignorantly if your in there way. Not saying I agree with what the #06 did , but maybe the message was sent!!........Karma strikes in all different ways......

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Re: What happened at the endros last night?
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Re: What happened at the endros last night?
« Reply #18 on: September 28, 2009, 05:02:51 PM »
They actually don't tend to post stuff like that.

Generally not - - but I will take a brief moment to address some of the concern that has been expressed, as I have fielded a handful of questions today on the matter.

To be clear: such incidents are not acceptable, and are dealt with in our rules and procedures.  In this instance, a disqualification was issued to the 06 for the incident in question.  Any other action would be handled internally through the Race Program.

We are glad there were no injuries as a result of the proceedings.  Racing is an emotional undertaking, however it is important that the safety of both the competitors and track workers be taken into consideration.  I am certain that this incident will serve as a reminder of this for some time to come.

As a sidenote, the speedway would like to extend its gratitude to all the competitors, sponsors and fans for such a successful day.  It was the largest race of the year for both the Transmission Direct Enduro drivers and the largest race ever for the Ultimate Sandblasting & Coating Chaos Car drivers.

The enduro itself saw the Next-Generation program truly come to life with the debut of a number of 6 cylinder or less cars and even a truck.  While there were some unfortunate crashes and incidents, all drivers should be proud of their efforts at nationals.  Even putting together an Enduro   There really is quite a bit to look forward to and it will be very exciting to see these programs grow in the future.

-John Houghton
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