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[Tom P]

Serves them right though. They should have given notice, maybe saying they are closing the end of that season or told them before the schedule was decided.

[Ed Wright]

Back in the late ‘90s, mine was a performance street car (sometime street race car) I was contacted by a writer for GM High Performance Magazine (he was going to school here in Tulsa, and had seen me run it at the track here), about taking it to Englishtown for a magazine article they were doing about an “EFI” race they were putting on. A lot of talk at the track then about it closing down soon. Man, that place was much faster than anything I have found in Div 4! I had not had my weather station long then. First 30” Baro I had ever seen. Mostly high 28”s at Tulsa in the summer. 29.92” is considered a standard day at sea level. I don’t have to worry about hitting the “Second Under” AHFS trigger in a 28” Baro with my car. :-)

[Mike Schwartz]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

Man, that place was much faster than anything I have found in Div 4! I had not had my weather station long then. First 30” Baro I had ever seen. Mostly high 28”s at Tulsa in the summer. 29.92” is considered a standard day at sea level. I don’t have to worry about hitting the “Second Under” AHFS trigger in a 28” Baro with my car. :-)

E-Town is just 20 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, and only 50' elevation. The area is still well-wooded, so the oxygen levels are good. There's a reason why it was a record-setter.