Live from Lebanon Valley - NHRA Lucas Oil Series

Dave Casey · 06-14-2013, 10:33 AM

Certainly you are unhappy Bo, but it shouldn't be cancelled. 1/2 of the pits are pavement and comp,alky, and top are parking there. The rest is CURRENTLY half usable and it is full or filling up fast. The rest is soaked but will dry with the weather forecast predicted. If you need to vent, I understand, but the only way to avoid these issues is to only attend races that have completely paved pits. The unpaved pits at Lebanon are grass, my trailer is there now and I prefer the grass areas. Most of us are headed to New England and it rains there and they don't have all pavement either. Whenever there is a weather event we always lose runs.

They will most likely start after 2 today, my guess is later than that. The sun was out there when I talked to someone at 930 this morning

06-14-2013, 10:33 AM	#19
Dave Casey VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Hampden, MA Posts: 1,202 Likes: 233 Liked 797 Times in 165 Posts	Re: Live from Lebanon Valley - NHRA Lucas Oil Series Certainly you are unhappy Bo, but it shouldn't be cancelled. 1/2 of the pits are pavement and comp,alky, and top are parking there. The rest is CURRENTLY half usable and it is full or filling up fast. The rest is soaked but will dry with the weather forecast predicted. If you need to vent, I understand, but the only way to avoid these issues is to only attend races that have completely paved pits. The unpaved pits at Lebanon are grass, my trailer is there now and I prefer the grass areas. Most of us are headed to New England and it rains there and they don't have all pavement either. Whenever there is a weather event we always lose runs. They will most likely start after 2 today, my guess is later than that. The sun was out there when I talked to someone at 930 this morning __________________ Dave Casey 1330 STK