Dust bowl in Houston at Royal Purple Nats.

racer4919 · 05-02-2011, 10:59 PM

I am hoping that you guys that got to pit on the south side of the back road realize how lucky ya'll were. We were on the north side of it and it was looking pretty good the one and only time the water truck came and watered those real nice shell roads,the only two shell roads there. We kept hoping and waiting for a water truck that would never return. Man couldn't ya'll see the dust clouds evertime a car got called to the lanes or when someones kids were riding golf carts all around back there just to make dust. I know that times are hard and the Angels are haveing a hard time with their multi-million dollar road construction company and the Royal Purple can't do much after spending all their money on the track and of course NHRA doesn't have any control ( or cares ) about the sportsman pits. But then again the engine builders are happy.

05-02-2011, 10:59 PM	#1
racer4919 Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 53 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Dust bowl in Houston at Royal Purple Nats. I am hoping that you guys that got to pit on the south side of the back road realize how lucky ya'll were. We were on the north side of it and it was looking pretty good the one and only time the water truck came and watered those real nice shell roads,the only two shell roads there. We kept hoping and waiting for a water truck that would never return. Man couldn't ya'll see the dust clouds evertime a car got called to the lanes or when someones kids were riding golf carts all around back there just to make dust. I know that times are hard and the Angels are haveing a hard time with their multi-million dollar road construction company and the Royal Purple can't do much after spending all their money on the track and of course NHRA doesn't have any control ( or cares ) about the sportsman pits. But then again the engine builders are happy.