VIDEO: Same Day New England Nationals 2014

[robzneed4speed]

I know, it's actually next day....lol I had a memory card snafu and my son Jake had an asthma attack and I was at the ER as well, so this was all the Super Stock footage I got...sorry. Stock coming ASAP.


http://youtu.be/

[tommy d]

Originally Posted by robzneed4speed

I know, it's actually next day....lol I had a memory card snafu and my son Jake had an asthma attack and I was at the ER as well, so this was all the Super Stock footage I got...sorry. Stock coming ASAP.


http://youtu.be/

Other than that it was a smooth day, right? We really appreciate the fine videos and hope Jake checked out good.

[robzneed4speed]

Here is round one eliminations complete with my view of Fletcher's spin out and names and reaction times. And thank you Jake is doing great, just had to stay away from the track the rest of this weekend.

http://youtu.be/

[rtr0id]

glad to hear Jake is better

thx for the vids

[mat H/SA]

Great job Rob like always thanks

[modelman1960]

Thanks Rob for posting this great stuff as always, and glad to hear that your son is doing much better.
Someone needs to tell the announcer for Stock that Allison and Stephen
Smyth's (Team Portatree) last name is pronounced with a soft "Y"...... like "Smith" not Smyyyyyyyyyth. Hope this is understood. He did the same thing when they raced at Englishtown N.J. It's tough to get coverage and exposure at a national event so getting the pronunciation correct is kind of important I would think. Not trying to hijack this thread. I didn't know who else to get it out there. Someone must know him and can let him know.
Thanks again Rob. Always look forward to your coverage.
Walt

[Geerhead55]

Originally Posted by modelman1960

Thanks Rob for posting this great stuff as always, and glad to hear that your son is doing much better.
Someone needs to tell the announcer for Stock that Allison and Stephen
Smyth's (Team Portatree) last name is pronounced with a soft "Y"...... like "Smith" not Smyyyyyyyyyth. Hope this is understood. He did the same thing when they raced at Englishtown N.J. It's tough to get coverage and exposure at a national event so getting the pronunciation correct is kind of important I would think. Not trying to hijack this thread. I didn't know who else to get it out there. Someone must know him and can let him know.
Thanks again Rob. Always look forward to your coverage.
Walt

Proper pronunciation is important,,, believe me, as an announcer I know this,,,HOWEVER,,, we're not always given the correct version of one's name, and we can't be running around all over to get it. I once had a racer named Shannon,, and for half a season, I referred to Shannon as "her" or "she",, until one day this burly guy comes up in the tower and says to me,, "Hey,,My name is Shannon!" I apologized to him, and wondered why nobody cared to educate me before that. Long story short, every time he came up to the starting line after that I referred to him as Mr. Shannon xxxxx. I even gave him a decal at the post season banquet saying "They Call Me Mister!" An announcer can only use the info given to him (or her), and sometimes the info on the screen in front of them is incorrect too.
Rob,,, great video again,,, and it was cool meeting you in Columbus,, take care.
Danny Durham