What a nite at E-town. I was worried that I would travel 240 miles for 3 runs and $20. Well doing the math it was 24 miles per run at $2 per.
Had my best also with a 12.899 at 111.67 mph (another 13.074 at 110.22 and a 13.082 at 111.48) with a 2.170 60'. I wanted to try and work on my 60' time but didn't really get any better. Of the 9 other runs, 2.191, 2.228, 2.236, 2.249, 2.257, 2.267, 2.278 2.287 and a smoking tire 2.664. RT's were pretty good as well with a smile generating .005 on one run.
Other highlights of the night included a power outage which halted racing for about a 1/2 hour. I could of had an even dozen runs
Location: 2007 Nat'l Corvette Challenge 11.50 index Champ. New Jersey
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Originally Posted by mowton
What a nite at E-town. I was worried that I would travel 240 miles for 3 runs and $20. Well doing the math it was 24 miles per run at $2 per.
Had my best also with a 12.899 at 111.67 mph (another 13.074 at 110.22 and a 13.082 at 111.48) with a 2.170 60'. I wanted to try and work on my 60' time but didn't really get any better. Of the 9 other runs, 2.191, 2.228, 2.236, 2.249, 2.257, 2.267, 2.278 2.287 and a smoking tire 2.664. RT's were pretty good as well with a smile generating .005 on one run.
Other highlights of the night included a power outage which halted racing for about a 1/2 hour. I could of had an even dozen runs
Can't wait for the 23rd.
Nice! So I take it the track was pretty empty???
Ron
Yes, don't understand it. It was a beautiful nite. Got a little chilly towards the end. Even the announcer wsas surprised. I was happy to say the least. As a newbie, really needed the practice.
I have tested one friday and ran gambler's another and you get an abundance of runs. The wednesday crowd tends to shun fridays i guess? but I get around 10 runs with half hour breaks to not hot lap my car much.