RC_Dan

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I attempted to reply to the email I got from my online entry, but it bounced back multiple times.

My shirt size is XL.

Dan Willoughby

al dente

still wish you stubborn bastards would move off thanksgiving so i could come back.

love ya though, ian.

and it's the sticky "man" kind of love......eeewww

CypressMidWest

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We'll get ya covered Dan.

CypressMidWest

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30 years of tradition is hard to overcome bro!! And gooey love goes out to you as well.

al dente

i know man. the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.

god speed.

Corey Bernardo

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DOES anyone know how I can contact Paul Wynn? We used to run together for Schumacher years ago, I just got back into competitive racing after 7 years away.... I figured this thread would be best suited to ask this question, since I remember from years ago the Cleveland Threads always had the most sponsored guys posting....

thanks,

Corey Bernardo

EAMotorsports

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He now works for Jconcepts and can be reached at [email protected]

I am not sure how much he visits the on road forums.

EA

Slot-machine

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If you get a bounce just reply to [email protected]

Sorry for the problem. I will look for a fix.

ian de la salle

Do you have to run ROAR bateries at your race. thanks.

RC_Dan

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ygpm

Corey Bernardo

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THANKS EA !!!

march to my own

I think "tradition" went out the window when you made the decision to run in the wrong direction... You may gain some entries by bringing in the oval CJ's but you will lose entries from many of the people who have put this race on the map for the last 20 years...

That said, I wish you the best of luck Ian

jrp

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I didn't like the idea of running the opposite way either. Then I went to the Halloween Classic, where they ran the opposite way. After about 1 practice run, I realized the direction you run makes ZERO difference...Its all the same

mackin

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Any word on trackside pitting?

chuck

CypressMidWest

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I've never understood the whole blind allegiance to running clockwise. Abu Dhabi, Korea, Singapore, and one of my favorite tracks, Interlagos, are all "anti-clockwise" circuits. And they all offer great racing. The Classic layout was awesome, and it was barely noticeable that you were going in the other direction.

If Carpet racers are to survive the current economic climate, we need to unify to make our events stronger and still viable economically. Plus, I've been to a combined Oval/Road event and it was a damn good show.