2019 Summer Meet

Started by bearingburner, July 15, 2019, 06:29:55 AM

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bearingburner

Haven't seen one word on the July Meet.

gas pumper

I guess it's all on facebook now. Lots of pictures and stories.
Frank, Flying Seven.
Crew for 608 AA/GL.
Crew for The Flying Seven, 7207, XO/GCT, V4/FCT Loring.
Crew Chief: 7207 XO/PP.

ronnieroadster

Greg Adams was taking a bunch of pictures and has a lot of info on runs to bad he no longer posts on this site oh well. I can tell you a certain roadster running s small cube ARDUN ran over 200 MPH on its third shake down run. Weather was great Wednesday and Thursday lots or runs were had by all in attendance.  My race car decided it was time to burn a piston good thing were testing now we know what to do for Speedweek. Thanks go out to everyone who make the LTA events second to none. Tim and Joe go out of their way to make everyone of us feel at home. When you leave with a record you have record certs and timing tags handed to you no waiting for the delivery in the mail. Good times for sure.
Ronnieroadster
Working in the shop I use the 'F' word a lot. No not that word these words Focus and Finish go Fast and Flathead Ford!
ECTA  XF/BGRMR Record 179.8561
LTA    XF/BGRMR  Record 200.921 First  Ever Ford Flathead Roadster to hit 200 MPH burning gasoline July 2018
SCTA  XF/BGRMR Record 205.744  First gas burning Ford flathead powered roadster to top 200 MPH at Bonneville August 7, 2021 top speed 219.717
SCTA  XXF/BGRMR Record 216.131 plus a Red Hat
"Life Member of the Bonneville 200 MPH Club"

gofast

No racing on Friday, rain out. But there was raining on Saturday, not enough to race on Sunday.
Bonneville is proof that God loves us and wants us to go fast.

Koncretekid

#4
From the LTA website:
"THE 2019 MAINE EVENT IS IN THE BOOKS

With 5 days of racing, it only took 3 to race everyone out!

521 Runs -  223 Records set and a 155.831 average speed

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We would like to thank all of our volunteers and racers for a great week of racing to mark the 10th anniversary of the Maine Event.  Shane Stubbs was able to reset the absolute world record for a naked bike at 265.291 in the mile.  This was also the fastest for the event which puts Shane in contention for the Warner Cup.

The fast car for the event was Bob Keselowski at 249.790 at the 1.5 mile followed closely by his brother Ron at 247.

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We do have a couple of big announcements for the Fall so stay tuned!"

I ran my 1968 Bridgestone 350 with a quarter fairing (which put me in partially streamlined class) to 114.5 mph which is a Loring record in MPS-G 350/2 (2 stroke). Not quite Don Vesco speed, but faster than the AMA Classic 350 records.

Tom

We get too soon oldt, and too late schmart!
Life's uncertain - eat dessert first!

WOODY@DDLLC

And the old Flintstone had a real nice cackle!  :cheers: :cheers:
KK also had an interesting pit bike suspension!  :-P
All models are wrong, but some are useful! G.E. Box (1967) www.designdreams.biz

Koncretekid

Thanks for the complements, Woodie, but Slim may want to move this to "Tech" under "Suspensions" - - maybe under "Bike Anti-dive rubber sprung ......"
We get too soon oldt, and too late schmart!
Life's uncertain - eat dessert first!

RidgeRunner

     '19 Maine Event run logs, record runs, and all records to date as of 7-16-'19 are posted on the LTA site  :-D

     Thank you to all responsible for getting them posted  :cheers:

                       Ed