The first Ohio Mile, I'm ready

Started by garrell patterson, April 08, 2012, 07:20:07 AM

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Captthundarr

Mox. Racing starts at 8:00am Sharp-ish.
Live,Laugh, Love /  Jack Scratch Racing /ECTA   
Amy Hartman-Driver, Frank Hartman-everthing else.
C/GALT 137.65 Ohio Mile check that 144.12 2013, AA/GALT 159.34 Ohio Mile 2014. B/GALT 180.577 RECORD 6/15

John (Maryland)

Charles.

Thanks for posting the video of your tech run, its appreciated.  For us that could not attend, the video gives a real sense of the track - track looks great - a sweet run as well!

Regards.
John.

Moxnix

Seen it all, done it all, can't remember most of it.
http://speedbumpsontheroadtoperdition.wordpress.com/

Moxnix

Rain stopped, they are drying the track.

Anyone up for a sound check?  Meridix homepage, search for Landracing, click ECTA Monster Mile.  Thanks in advance.
Seen it all, done it all, can't remember most of it.
http://speedbumpsontheroadtoperdition.wordpress.com/

Moxnix

Best seat in the house, next to the timing trailer at the traps, post rainfall running, quick drying track, and as background music we're doing Milwaukee Midget's Honkytonkitis on the box.  Life is good. 

Hi Slim & Nancy, hello from Wilmington.  Hope all is well in SoCal....
Seen it all, done it all, can't remember most of it.
http://speedbumpsontheroadtoperdition.wordpress.com/

Milwaukee Midget

"Problems are almost always a sign of progress."  Harold Bettes
Well, I guess we're making a LOT of progress . . .  :roll:

Queeziryder

tried listening...

NADA Nothing  :-(
Old enough to know better, but too interested in speed to care

Seldom Seen Slim

Max and all, we're about ready to leave Buellton, Calif - not much happening here.  Sure hope it's going well in Ohio.  It sounds like you've had some moist times. . .  Thanks for being there.
Jon E. Wennerberg
a/k/a Seldom Seen Slim
Skandia, Michigan
(that's way up north)
2 Club member x2
Owner of landracing.com

yetavon

I had it pulled up earlier and had some background noise....but nothing there now.
Good luck to all.

ulrace

Got fiebird there and first license run yesterday at 146 +  it's the white B/GC. Had some water in oil with no damage; second license runs in June. (funny how you get smarter with age). Got yelled at by Keith for blowing the tires off in low gear and then  some advice on rolling the car out. (thanks Keith!) Got oriented to the track real well making 15 laps or so drying it. we will be ready for June . Great time had by all and so cool to see the people and cars that we read about all the time. congrats to Hooley on his 222 pass1
see you all soon
bob larimore
pegasus racing

Moxnix

Yeah, Hooley through the lights at full tilt was a site to see. 

I'm done.  I was getting output, per the webcast manager, but nix on the other end, even though the other computer told me I was live.  Still, what a great time and folks.  Post pictures tomorrow. 

Pretty good reception by the local community. 

Ohio Jim stopped by, he crews on the 803 car (I think that's right) out of Shasta that runs on the salt.

Met some folks from the Sportster List that was pretty active out at Bonneville +/- 10 years ago.  More later.
Seen it all, done it all, can't remember most of it.
http://speedbumpsontheroadtoperdition.wordpress.com/

olepaw

thanks for the pics everyone . good shots
Jim
D/CGC record Ohio mile
G/GC   record Ohio mile
H/GC   record Ohio mile
E/FSS  record Ohio mile C/GC TRYING

55chevr

Hooley went 223 ... Steve Van Blarcom went 212 ... Nephew Joe went 145 on the GSXR 600 naked bike shake down run ... thinks he is running too tall gears ... sun came out once we got on the road - 40 degrees - cold/ rain off and on all weekend and 70 with sunshine for the ride home ... staging was 2 lanes wide for 1/4 mile - at least 4 hours, no way we could get another run ... late start today for rain delay plus one hold for rain ... yesterday there was a late start for rain plus 2 long stops for rain ... tough weather for a weekend event but have to say that the race course is excellent and responded to the drying process of being driven on by street vehicles quite quickly.  The demand on the volunteers is extraordinary. Had to be 500 spectators each day.  

tigerbird

 :cheers:congrats to e.c.t.a. and participants. I am jealous couldn't be there.  Hope for june. Any numbers for #555 firebird Geezer II?


Jeff...3978 firebird
Jeff

Milwaukee Midget

Curious if Amy and Frank got the Camaro over 140 this morning - I think she was in line for an early start.


I'd rather be racing than working - ANYDAY.
"Problems are almost always a sign of progress."  Harold Bettes
Well, I guess we're making a LOT of progress . . .  :roll: