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1320.go, shows first round of stock -400 to - 150 ft below sea level, 10 to 15 mph tail wind, 29.98 bar. 51 deg. temp. Tom

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#4 3610 B/SA Leonard Mattingly, Cox Creek KY, '00 Fire 10.225 11.25 -1.025

Looks like the LS combo's have another flag.

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Leonard is here at g ville. He is wheelin a red Pontiac

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At 9am it was 1480' below sea level! Jim:eek:


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At what point can the air get to good?
Not being a wise *** just sayin'.

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My opinion, the air will never be "too good", but the track temperature becomes the issue when too cold.

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What Frank said. If you had a track that had an in ground heater you could run on a nice clear 20* day with 30.50+ baro! As long as you have an adequate amount of fuel it's going to keep going faster. However, as frank said usually track temp becomes the issue.

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I didnt know it was fast.....sorry..lol

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Two cars hit the 2 trigger for the average`s yesterday, Peter Noriega 305 chevy and Tim Lowe 350 buick. Tom

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From DRC

Drag Race Central - LODRS
Sun, 17 Feb 2013, 10:39 AM

Chilly Track Delays Sunday Racing
By Larry Sullivan




GAINESVILLE, Fla. - 10:30 a.m. - Chilly overnight temperatures left a cold race track in their wake.
It's clear and sunny now, but the track was cold and slick at the scheduled 9 a.m. start time, warming slowly in the sunshine.

Race officials expect the track to be warm enough for safe racing in about fifteen minutes, almost two hours behind schedule.



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