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PS: Track improvements should be done now and the upcoming outlaw race this weekend will tell us how good the track improvements are. I may be able to give a first hand account Saturday as we are supposed to be going testing with our car Friday. If we run our career best, I will let you know. For pics of the work, visit these links: http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...rescott&page=8 http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...escott&page=12 Update: As quoted from triplewjr on yellowbullet.com, "Jackie(Prescott Raceway owner) told me today, that he would be going to the track in the afternoons this week to continue dragging the track to lay down more rubber...that guy is working his butt off to make Prescott Raceway the best track around. He da man !!!! "
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It sure is nice to see those old guard rails gone and the Concrete barriers up. Quite a few feet of those old rails came from my Whitehouse Tx track when we built the Prescott track. They were old in 1978 when we put them up. Those concrete barriers are a bunch safer. Jackie is doing it "Right"
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I hear a lot of good things about Prescott Raceway. Kind of a more northern No Problem, it's good to hear someone is getting the message and attempting to do things the right way.
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The Prescot track is awfully short, or was. Seems like there was a church (?) at the end? Not much shut down room for a sub-130 MPH car (my C/SM '69 Camaro) back then. Probably a 1/8th mile now? Or has something at the end moved to make more room?
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Prescott is nice. Let's Ebay those rails by the foot, they are nostalgic! MW Norris BB/FIA 50161 |
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Mark,
Short is an illusion there because of the tree line. When the track was built we laid 2800 ft of asphalt. It would have to be an 1/8 mile race with todays faster cars. Back in the day the low 9 second 1/4 mile car was a rare find. not so today.
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These are pics of the new surface after track prep. The owner made some hits in his car and he said it hooks good and is very smooth. Even launched the car from mid track.
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This was posted on ThunderRoad website recently, MWNorris.
"Update! Next Weekend, June 3rd, we will have another Regular Test and Tune Session. Saturday the track will be closed to prepare for the surfacing project. The weekend of June 10th and 11th, the track will be closed as the surfacing project will be in full swing. Thanks for your patience! " |
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