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Old 09-30-2015, 08:17 AM   #1
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Default Re: Live from Reading, Pennsylvania - NHRA Keystone National

The percentages have dropped a little , but now it extends to Monday and Tuesday .
Yesterday they were called to be sunny .
I counted 87 rigs this morning when I walked the dog .
The lack of rain for months up here has helped ,as Jack said the ground is surprisingly solid , considering the soaking we got last night .
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Well they just said we're going in in about 20 min !
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Old 09-30-2015, 08:52 AM   #3
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Default Re: Live from Reading, Pennsylvania - NHRA Keystone National

This is a tuff deal for you folks. The Storm has been upgraded to a Hurricane now and the computer models are becoming more identical bringing the storm inland just south of DC. You folks work hard to do this stuff as well as plan your racing schedule. I was there in the mid to late 90s when the whole lower pit area and the last 5-600 feet of the shutdown area was under water (I was lucky to be parked on the hill behind the tech barn). Then another time a few years later parked in the grass, I stepped out of the trailer into a 5-6 inch river. Even if they can get the race in, the fun level is way down... AND THE OVER ALL AGGRAVATION LEVEL IS WAY UP! Driving through a mud hole here and a mud hole there. And small portions of those mud holes do make it to the lanes, starting line, and down track! It's just my opinion that they should call this week, it could save a lot of blood pressure medication. Reschedule or carry over to next week with a "leave your stuff here free pass" if you're on the property. This event is a big deal to racers...there's plenty of drama and aggravation from a lost round, or car issue, even with beautiful skies. YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO MAXIMIZE YOUR ENJOYMENT...and not sit in the rain IMO
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Old 09-30-2015, 10:55 AM   #4
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if anyone thinks they're getting parked, that's just crazy
Call me crazy, but I heard rigs are moving in!!
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