My first Nascar race was quite the experience. I worked for Prodigy and we
signed on Dave Marcis as our driver.
We had Driver infield and pit passes, and were suppose to have lunch with
Dave at a Pocono Race, he didn't qualify and went home early, so we had
lunch with Lake Speed in the driver's Motor Home/Bus area, then got Grand
Stand seats.
Nothing like seeing a race live, gonna try camping out also.
In the Northeast, Dover is a great place to see a race, sightlines at
Pocono stink, Loudon is ok too.
Dodge and Ray Everham need to turn up the heat!
On Mon, 30 Apr 2001, George S Willhite wrote:
> Marlin's Dodge was slow Sunday. Shouldn't
> be much longer and he'll have a win. The other
> Dodges love being at the back of the pack. Not
> Marlin, Burton or Attwood though. :)
>
> GS -
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> >>>>>>>>From: OLZNUT@webtv.net (Ed Halterman)
> Subject: DML: My First Nascar Race
>
> Wow, what a sight!! We were only 9 rows up in turn 4, with a perfect
> view of pit road, but I hate to say it, Dodge really lagged on this one.
> Ward Burton was making a good charge (4th) until Martin took him out
> toward the end. Lol, the Viagra car was squished on both ends (not
> saying anything else, lol!!) Marlin was 8th or 9th I think. Atwood went
> out with an oil leak. It was a bad day for the Dodge Boys.
> What a zoo, they had like 112,000 people there. I never seen people
> sooo dedicated to a driver. Interesting sight. Traffic was a mess, the
> midway was in reality a cattle round up. I did pick up some cool Dodge
> things though. All in all, it was fun, except that I got a hillacious
> sunburn (OUCH!!) and I MIGHT do it again. There's nothing like seeing it
> in person, for sure!!
>
> Ed "Olznut" Halterman Sunland, Ca
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