Advice from Race track Promoters - Page 2

Chris Hill · 08-26-2021, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by 1347

Yes, Bobby Fazio Class Racing Today.
I shouldn't have assumed you knew Bobby did the class racing today podcasts

No problem.

I mainly lurk on here and rarely post.

I mainly read the threads when Mom and Dad are at the races.

MoJo Risen · 08-26-2021, 06:09 PM

Chris,

I am a bit Boujie when it comes to dragstrips.

After 36 years of going to and racing at events, I have to acknowledge that Lapeer Dragway in Michigan is run Supremely well.

Ran and owned by :
William Jennings

Lapeer International Dragway

The owner had a huge advantage to start, he won 20 some million in lottery then, he bought the track as it's his passion. It is run as well or better than Norwalk.

Hands down the smoothest and longest stretch of precision ground cement surface in country. I'd bet on that, any takers?

The prep on it is world class too.

The tech of your vehicle is done at your pit site which make everyone patient and happy.

Anyhow, cheers to you and yours.

08-26-2021, 06:09 PM	#12
MoJo Risen Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Posts: 200 Likes: 14 Liked 142 Times in 51 Posts	Re: Advice from Race track Promoters Chris, I am a bit Boujie when it comes to dragstrips. After 36 years of going to and racing at events, I have to acknowledge that Lapeer Dragway in Michigan is run Supremely well. Ran and owned by : William Jennings Lapeer International Dragway The owner had a huge advantage to start, he won 20 some million in lottery then, he bought the track as it's his passion. It is run as well or better than Norwalk. Hands down the smoothest and longest stretch of precision ground cement surface in country. I'd bet on that, any takers? The prep on it is world class too. The tech of your vehicle is done at your pit site which make everyone patient and happy. Anyhow, cheers to you and yours. Last edited by MoJo Risen; 08-26-2021 at 06:12 PM.