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by **John Pancoas** » Tue, 16 Apr 2002 04:16:27

What do you think about Loudon ? It's got plenty of room, good side by
side action, etc., while still being a slower track.

-John

by **John Simmon** » Tue, 16 Apr 2002 04:49:30

says...

Followed by Coca-Cola?

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by **Ed Whit** » Tue, 16 Apr 2002 04:53:18

Honest opinion John? I hate Loudon......I've been there, I've seen races
from there on TV, and I just can't seem to find a way to like it.......not
to mention Adam and Kenny. But, that said, I'd still race there......or
Chicago, Kansas, Homestead, Michigan, Cali, or any of the other long, wide
roomy tracks. And I'm not too sure about the side-by-side at Loudon either,
but I can't say for sure as I've avoided racing it in 2002....
Ed

by **Joachim Trens** » Tue, 16 Apr 2002 07:17:40

Loudon sounds great - a good choice IMO. Coca Cola - not for me.

Achim

by **David G Fishe** » Tue, 16 Apr 2002 06:00:55

So far we've only done a road course, short ovals, and Pocono which has slow
turns. Loudon is another mile long oval like Dover except less banked and
slower. How about something bigger and faster like Talladega or Texas?

David G Fisher

by **Kyle Robert** » Tue, 16 Apr 2002 07:02:12

> So far we've only done a road course, short ovals, and Pocono which has
slow
> turns. Loudon is another mile long oval like Dover except less banked and
> slower. How about something bigger and faster like Talladega or Texas?

> David G Fisher

> > What do you think about Loudon ? It's got plenty of room, good side
by
> > side action, etc., while still being a slower track.

Texas, Atlanta, Vegas, Chicago, Kansas are always good for some close and
fun racing. I have had some really good online races at Rockingham as well.
I am sick of Daytona and Talledega. Which road course has already been
raced? Heck, any place is fine with me. It is just good to have a group of
people that is interested in just racing and having fun. Thanks again to
Eldred for the server.

Kyle

by **Eldre** » Tue, 16 Apr 2002 08:36:29

> What do you think about Loudon ? It's got plenty of room, good side by
>side action, etc., while still being a slower track.

Dunno yet. I won't make that race, so it will likely be a track I don't
like...<g>

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by **Ed Solhei** » Wed, 17 Apr 2002 05:12:58

I can live with most tracks except for Darlington and Sears Point.... it's
just become useless imho.
Loudon (New Hampshire) is a good one imho... had some fun races with N4
there.
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by **Eldre** » Wed, 17 Apr 2002 05:36:33

>says...
>> What do you think about Loudon ? It's got plenty of room, good side by
>> side action, etc., while still being a slower track.

>> -John

>Followed by Coca-Cola?

Wow - talk about the long and short of it...<g>

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by **Tom Pabs** » Wed, 17 Apr 2002 14:27:53

I'm with you, Ed.

I hate Loudon with a passion. Although, I respect the Cup guys who race
well there. It stretches my patience to the painful MAX! I only race there
when absolutely forced to do so....by some series or league race were season
champ points are at stake! Loudon is not a "side by side" racing .....race
track. Who said that? ....lol... If you are aside someone at Loudon...you
are bound for the wall....not the podium! Its a one (fast) groove track,
period.

I had to race in a "fixed setup" N3 race there one time.....150 damn
laps...of excruciating, patience wrenching...boredom! Root c***was a lot
more fun! No way I'm racing at Loudon....for fun...and "by choice!"

TP

> Honest opinion John? I hate Loudon......I've been there, I've seen races
> from there on TV, and I just can't seem to find a way to like it.......not
> to mention Adam and Kenny. But, that said, I'd still race there......or
> Chicago, Kansas, Homestead, Michigan, Cali, or any of the other long, wide
> roomy tracks. And I'm not too sure about the side-by-side at Loudon
either,
> but I can't say for sure as I've avoided racing it in 2002....
> Ed

> > What do you think about Loudon ? It's got plenty of room, good side
by
> > side action, etc., while still being a slower track.

> > -John

by **Scott B. Huste** » Wed, 17 Apr 2002 22:06:14

It rules for NASCAR Modifieds though. =)

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> I'm with you, Ed.

> I hate Loudon with a passion. Although, I respect the Cup guys who race
> well there. It stretches my patience to the painful MAX! I only race
there
> when absolutely forced to do so....by some series or league race were
season
> champ points are at stake! Loudon is not a "side by side" racing
.....race
> track. Who said that? ....lol... If you are aside someone at
Loudon...you
> are bound for the wall....not the podium! Its a one (fast) groove track,
> period.

> I had to race in a "fixed setup" N3 race there one time.....150 damn
> laps...of excruciating, patience wrenching...boredom! Root c***was a
lot
> more fun! No way I'm racing at Loudon....for fun...and "by choice!"

> TP

> > Honest opinion John? I hate Loudon......I've been there, I've seen races
> > from there on TV, and I just can't seem to find a way to like
it.......not
> > to mention Adam and Kenny. But, that said, I'd still race there......or
> > Chicago, Kansas, Homestead, Michigan, Cali, or any of the other long,
wide
> > roomy tracks. And I'm not too sure about the side-by-side at Loudon
> either,
> > but I can't say for sure as I've avoided racing it in 2002....
> > Ed

> > > What do you think about Loudon ? It's got plenty of room, good side
> by
> > > side action, etc., while still being a slower track.

> > > -John

by **John Pancoas** » Wed, 17 Apr 2002 22:55:08

I said it was good side by side Tom, meant in sim racing, sorry it differs
from your view...............

Fwiw, I've had several great Nx races there, including last night. Could
care less where the next race is, just throwing out ideas. But then, why do
you care where the next race is; we're a bunch of children, remember ? <G>

-John

> I'm with you, Ed.

> I hate Loudon with a passion. Although, I respect the Cup guys who race
> well there. It stretches my patience to the painful MAX! I only race
there
> when absolutely forced to do so....by some series or league race were
season
> champ points are at stake! Loudon is not a "side by side" racing
.....race
> track. Who said that? ....lol... If you are aside someone at
Loudon...you
> are bound for the wall....not the podium! Its a one (fast) groove track,
> period.

> I had to race in a "fixed setup" N3 race there one time.....150 damn
> laps...of excruciating, patience wrenching...boredom! Root c***was a
lot
> more fun! No way I'm racing at Loudon....for fun...and "by choice!"

> TP

> > Honest opinion John? I hate Loudon......I've been there, I've seen races
> > from there on TV, and I just can't seem to find a way to like
it.......not
> > to mention Adam and Kenny. But, that said, I'd still race there......or
> > Chicago, Kansas, Homestead, Michigan, Cali, or any of the other long,
wide
> > roomy tracks. And I'm not too sure about the side-by-side at Loudon
> either,
> > but I can't say for sure as I've avoided racing it in 2002....
> > Ed

> > > What do you think about Loudon ? It's got plenty of room, good side
> by
> > > side action, etc., while still being a slower track.

> > > -John

by **MadDAW** » Thu, 18 Apr 2002 00:11:34

Actually my "best" N4 race was at NH. Went side by side for about 10 laps.
It was great fun, nothing like the real races there. There was about 4
yellows in just under 100 laps with 7 guys racing which I didn't think was
too bad with N4. I have yet to mess with it in nr2002. The weather has just
been to nice to be inside the last week or so. OF course in a couple more
weeks the real tracks here in MI start racing so I hope to spend even less
time in front of the tube. :)

MadDAWG

by **Mitch Alatorr** » Thu, 18 Apr 2002 00:48:44

From the sounds of it I <fortunately> had to miss last weeks pocono race :)

I would like to see some racing on the new tracks myself. For the 2nd race
I would say Dega. As mentioned in a previous post, Louden is a painful
track to run.

Cyas

Mitch

by **Tony Van Caute** » Thu, 18 Apr 2002 00:58:59

*newb question alert*

-> what is RAS ?

> From the sounds of it I <fortunately> had to miss last weeks pocono race :)

> I would like to see some racing on the new tracks myself. For the 2nd race
> I would say Dega. As mentioned in a previous post, Louden is a painful
> track to run.

> Cyas

> Mitch

> > Actually my "best" N4 race was at NH. Went side by side for about 10 laps.
> > It was great fun, nothing like the real races there. There was about 4
> > yellows in just under 100 laps with 7 guys racing which I didn't think was
> > too bad with N4. I have yet to mess with it in nr2002. The weather has
> just
> > been to nice to be inside the last week or so. OF course in a couple more
> > weeks the real tracks here in MI start racing so I hope to spend even less
> > time in front of the tube. :)

> > MadDAWG

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