London Pro-Am
 

Who's coming to the last race? Hope to see a large turnout to support them, with all the improvements they've made it should be a great race.

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I'll be there, Jerry and me will be bringing two Super Stockers and run my ole' truck in Hot Rod. Heard there will be at least three Hemi Super Stock cars there.

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I hope to be there sat . ,didn't make it to Darlington. Hope Rob will make it sunday.

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What improvements have they made?

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I'll be there and I know Randall Campbell,Kevin"Bubba"Elliott,Phil Combs are coming to run stock.
They extended shutdown which was already long enough for 1/8 they have 3.90 door cars that don't have a problem the way it was stopping. they added blacktop on spectator side I think you will be able to park on both sides now if not in near future.

Some reason there was a bunch of false rumors floating around on internet last year
that were no where near true.somewere that if you could'nt stop you run off in snake infested hollar(that's KY for big hole usaully wooded)
There is NOTHING wrong with this race track you can see picture on IHRA web site or London Dragway web site it is nice and you will be treated well by Craig and his staff.

Morris and Clark's planning on being there?
130 mi from Bowling Green on 80 Cumberland parkway
or from Lexington south on I75 about 70 mi.
Mike Taylor 3601

Re: London Pro-Am
 

Both side of track are black topped, stanging lanes on both sides, they have black topped a quite of bit on the pit side, parking on both sides of race track, extended track about 200 ft, Terry Cole went 3.90 at 190 this weekend there. Craig has worked hard to attract cars. I hope to see a big croud there.

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A friend and I will be there in Hot Rod.

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It looks like a nice track from the pics. I will be there Friday.

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guys i have been there, really nice track and really good people operating it.
Dont let the long hill you go up getting to the track scare you, once your there, look out past the staging lanes, your higher then the national forrest that is close by.

Re: London Pro-Am
 

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