For those of you who race converted Nascar ovals in ICR2/CART, what's
your favorite track? I've never seen this topic posted and was curious
what everyone out there likes.
My vote goes to Dover. You get the confines of a 1 mile oval with
nearly the speed of a superspeedway.
-Bill
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Bill Mette | "The Latin word for 'Close your eyes and open your
MCSNet, Chicago | mouth' is 'Prospectus.'"
C***te gets my vote...Super-smooth, and love I the double-
dog-leg! =)
Cheers!
Marc
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> For those of you who race converted Nascar ovals in ICR2/CART, what's >your favorite track? I've never seen this topic posted and was curious >what everyone out there likes. > My vote goes to Dover. You get the confines of a 1 mile oval with >nearly the speed of a superspeedway. >-Billyour favorite track? I've never seen this topic posted and was curious
what everyone out there likes.
My vote goes to Dover. You get the confines of a 1 mile oval with
nearly the speed of a superspeedway.
Bill>
Pocono, for sure. Fast and wide!
Steve
> For those of you who race converted Nascar ovals in ICR2/CART, what's
> your favorite track? I've never seen this topic posted and was curious
> what everyone out there likes.
> My vote goes to Dover. You get the confines of a 1 mile oval with
> nearly the speed of a superspeedway.
Pocono for the ovals and Watkins and Sears are inseparable.
> For those of you who race converted Nascar ovals in ICR2/CART, what's
> your favorite track? I've never seen this topic posted and was curious
> what everyone out there likes.
> My vote goes to Dover. You get the confines of a 1 mile oval with
> nearly the speed of a superspeedway.
BTW, I did a 52.9 at Watkins Glen (Official MIRacing Enduro
qualifying) and was wondering if anyone has heard of quicker.
says...
I'm just starting to work my way through them, and
haven't tried 'em all, but my vote so far goes to Pocono.
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