CLASS RACER FORUM - View Single Post - "Live" from the Ronnie "Uncle Buck" Memorial 90 Nationals

Mike Bassin · 06-11-2012, 01:11 PM

Rob,

Thanks for the kind words, for those that haven't seen .90 racing you do have to work a bit to explain what it is all about. This kind of racing has many super close and well run races, often the loser has an excellent package but comes up short. Watching at the finish line is certainly an eye opener to how close these races can be. I've done plenty of footbrake bracket racing and that's tough enough, can't imagine how hard it is to cut a light, drive the finish and make the car run the same fixed e.t. with constant weather changes and varying track conditions. We definitely had many very close runs. I love doing this stuff. I am currently working every weekend at Mason Dixon Dragway and can't get away very often do any other events. I would love to do this one again in 2013!

Mike Bassin

06-11-2012, 01:11 PM	#11
Mike Bassin Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: East Berlin PA Posts: 134 Likes: 0 Liked 120 Times in 19 Posts	Re: "Live" from the Ronnie "Uncle Buck" Memorial 90 National Rob, Thanks for the kind words, for those that haven't seen .90 racing you do have to work a bit to explain what it is all about. This kind of racing has many super close and well run races, often the loser has an excellent package but comes up short. Watching at the finish line is certainly an eye opener to how close these races can be. I've done plenty of footbrake bracket racing and that's tough enough, can't imagine how hard it is to cut a light, drive the finish and make the car run the same fixed e.t. with constant weather changes and varying track conditions. We definitely had many very close runs. I love doing this stuff. I am currently working every weekend at Mason Dixon Dragway and can't get away very often do any other events. I would love to do this one again in 2013! Mike Bassin