"Live" from Indy US Nationals 2011

[Bill Harris]

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

Our host for the evening Mr. Bill Skillman

I WANT ONE OF THOSE SHIRTS!!!!!! Where can I get a dozen????

[hemidup]

Originally Posted by Frank Castros

It seems to me that there has been an usual amount poor RTs, both red and late in Stock and Super Stock this year.
Is the sun an issue on the tree in the morning at Indy?

Noticed that myself. Right lane seemed to have the most red's.

[KThomas]

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

Toby, thanks for all your time and hard work you do for all of us.

Larry and Patsy

Ditto......... Wow nice Hemi video .. Hell, all of it is...lol....What a place. Keep it up.

[Troy Pourciau]

Toby !!! I love the stock round 3 my dad Sam and Britt Cummins SLAMMING the brakes on for the double break out. Keep up the great coverage !!!!

[Chad Mahlosky]

Originally Posted by Mike Fuller

I was listening to the audiocast this morning and Randy Wilkes had a single. Was there not enough alternates in the staging lanes to give him someone to race against? Last year, as I recall an number of alternates made first round. Has the rule changed regarding this?

I know this happened yesterday morning, but Randy and I were paired, and then were put into the lanes before advancing underneath the bridge. At this point, when our lanes were to advance, my car would not crank. A buddy went to inform Randy that my car was having issues, and Randy asked to get out of line and wait. However, officials told him that he could not, and I just didn't have enough time to rectify the issue. Therefore, he received a single.

[Troy Pourciau]

Chad, Great post man.

[Joe Martens]

Sorry for your bad luck, Chad. Also, a classy gesture on Randy's part!

[Bruce Noland]

Originally Posted by Rich Biebel

And keep in mind Boudreau has a car that usually can outrun most any old school car and also LT-1 and LS-1 Camaro's and Firebirds heads up....

An .093 RT by Fetch tells you he knew he had Boudreau covered .Anthony does not generally hit RT's like that......

This was like a kick in the gut to Jim. I was pitted next to him and helped him with cooling down his car for this race. Nobody works harder to go fast than Jim. He is the classic gentleman racer. This time he not only had to race one of the large-ego cars but it came with an excellent jockey; who is not the owner. We can discuss these issues until the cows come home but nothing will change. This race was about big money taking over an outfit that has no shame. They try to pass this off as a changing of the guard when in fact it is simply greed at it's worst in automotive competition organizations.

[Mark Callanan]

Originally Posted by Bruce Noland

This was like a kick in the gut to Jim. I was pitted next to him and helped him with cooling down his car for this race. Nobody works harder to go fast than Jim. He is the classic gentleman racer. This time he not only had to race one of the large-ego cars but it came with an excellent jockey; who is not the owner. We can discuss these issues until the cows come home but nothing will change. This race was about big money taking over an outfit that has no shame. They try to pass this off as a changing of the guard when in fact it is simply greed at it's worst in automotive competition organizations.

Bruce
Very well put ....

[X-TECH MAN]

Originally Posted by Bruce Noland

This was like a kick in the gut to Jim. I was pitted next to him and helped him with cooling down his car for this race. Nobody works harder to go fast than Jim. He is the classic gentleman racer. This time he not only had to race one of the large-ego cars but it came with an excellent jockey; who is not the owner. We can discuss these issues until the cows come home but nothing will change. This race was about big money taking over an outfit that has no shame. They try to pass this off as a changing of the guard when in fact it is simply greed at it's worst in automotive competition organizations.

X's more than anyone can count.