DHBomber

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I know exactly what you (what is now becoming) "typical" buggy guys are talking about!

I have a fully modded Corvette. I took it to Laguna Seca and have had a hard time with the corkscrew. I keep telling them its too damn steep and I keep spinning out on the exit, or I straight-line it cause I can't see the whole thing as I approach it.
Then I went to an autocross. I had fun on certain sections, but it was so twisty! I told them to open the layout up so I could get my LS spinnin!
Well, i've decided to garage my car for the time being until Laguna removes the corkscrew, and the autocross course gets laid out so it's not as tight. I think i'll just take it to the Nurburgring until they fix it!

sincity

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Their was a buggy running last night and was pretty fast and he didn't cry about it

sincity

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I don't think you'll like running with the Vw's

sincity

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Can't hold back any more as for the guy that was watering the track he was their all week bussin his hump to help wit the lay out for the Short Course race were you NOPE did you even offer to maybe try and help out wit anything Nope, So the man deserves a little more respect than whut you gave him credit for .As I have read in previous post ''slowguy'' ,you say you know all these buggy guys if thats the case it sure seemed to me you were kinda begging wit them to come out and run wit you ,did you try and run the new lay out?? Patric had no prob as you could read in his post .At the Sound Of The TONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Either NUT UP OR SHUT UP and yes you can call me a raw raw Cheerleader and Chuck to but the man rides 300 miles to race every week to support 702 you live 30 min tops and can't come down to do the same that's pretty lame .Maybe you should just shelve you're stuff or go race at those true quality race tracks in SOCAL. So for all you're crying I'll get you a box of XTRA SOFT TISSUE . ONE BIG MAHALO TO THE WATER GUY

slowguy4

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ROFL your soo fired up behind this keyboard you cannot help yourself and the funniest thing is your opinion means absolutly nothing to me.

- did i come help water the track, no its not my job to.
- yes i ran the layout, the washoboard was brutal, you can make it if you drove real real slow. almost slow enough to high center
- good for Patric im glad he had fun.
- i wanted to rebuild the class since we havnt had one for a long time..now i dont blame the people who dont show up to race for doing so. i gave it a chance and i didnt like it so i left
- good for chuck, i drive 500+ miles to a track that suits our cars
-we supported the track to the fullest at first, but we as racers cannot control what the owner does to his track
-nut up? We have a little e thug now huh. It doesn't scare me. If like to see you explain that to me sometime when your not behind the keyboard. I'm interested to see what you meen by nut up.
- i have been calm and cool about this whole situation, i chose not to race anymore, i said why, no grow up control your mean old temper behind that keyboard mr sincity
- btw the best part is run your mouth, talk all the crap you want and at the end of the day the best thing is i still wont care.
- so do it lets see another dirty fired up message and i promise you make it good because i will not say ANYTHING back besides a nice and you will feel as if you got the best of me. enjoy that feeling cause as i said i dont care about your opinion

and by the way, might get used to seeing this


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5p3ktrum

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Arigato

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In order for rc racing to grow and give us a viable place to run our expensive equipment, we need to support our local track. With no track it doesn't matter if you have a buggy, truggy or muggy. That being said, aside from a couple of guys like Mike G. and Big Shane, most of the buggy guys come across as prima donnas. Some of them even think they are so cool that they don't have to marshall after their races. They can stay home and let those who want to have fun come out and race. It's the same track for everyone and no matter what vehicle you are racing, the better driver is going to win.

Chuck 21

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I'm not trying to speak for Garrett here, but I can tell you this about him.

Garrett was stressing over his first big race the last few weeks and he was
not his normal friendly self some days the closer time got to the race.. He
was not even slightly friendly to myself or my wife the last Sunday we
raced there and I told him he was not being his normal friendly self to his
face. He was so stressed about the big race coming the next Saturday he
never really even noticed what I was trying to tell him. Garrett will learn
in time to deal with the stress, but until then you need to cut him some
slack and try to roll with his bad days where he ignores you and doesn't
talk much. Everyone in Vegas needs to support him, he trys real hard and
if you take the time to look you will see that. Garrett is human, he will
make mistakes, but as long as he is trying hard to build a great place for
all to race they need to keep supporting him and keep trying to explain
what they are looking for in a race track to him. Everything will come in
good time, if everyone just relaxes a bit and trys to help Garrett get
through the good & bad times he will eventully make this place a GREAT"
place for all to race..

Remember Garrett has spent alot of money to build this place, he's no
fool and he wants to succeed. He wants to learn from everyone and
try to please the majority of racers so he can succeed. Garrett did not
spend all this money to just close up and loose all of it.

I only wish the economy had not forced us to move away for a few months
so we can make a living. I love racing their every weekend with all my
great friends. I never took Garrett acting unfriendly towards me as anything
but stress and when I return, I figure he will still have his bad days and his
good days, but I know the bad days will be less and less if we all use a
little understanding and he gets more use to being a track owner...

If I lived in Vegas I would support Garrett every week because he is a
good guy,trying to give R/C racers a GREAT place to race...

Don't forget he has a GREAT group of guys helping him for no pay just
because Garrett is a good guy with a GREAT idea they believe in. Todd,
Bobby,Oscar,Scott,Guss and others all bust their azz for no pay to help
give you a great place to race..

I'm going to miss being there for the next few months, but when I/we get
back in the area we'll be back racing there because it is a GREAT place
with GREAT people that has GREAT racers all having lots of GREAT FUN"

Try to always remember, it's great to race out of the wind,out of the cold,
out of the heat on a so,so track then put up with all the crappy weather
on a little better track... The more you support a guy, the more what you
have to say will be noticed, the less you support a guy,the less what you
have to say will be noticed..

I want to see 702 Raceway there when I get back, so try to be kind to
each other would ya" LOL"

VegasHB

I'm nice too

I'd have to disagree as a whole to this statement, especially at 702. All the buggy guys i've ran with are just as nice as anyone else I've met there. To be honest, they have some of the best etiquette in the game. The buggy guys on average have been in the rc game much longer than 75% of the SC cats, lol that's probably the only reason we run em.

Arigato

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Maybe I caught them on a bad night, but that was my experience with them...Especially the not marshaling part.

Chuck 21

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Yes you are and we will miss you now we had to move away for a few
months for work...

Gusg

I'm a Buggy Guy, an the track layout rt now is too rough an tough for buggys. thats if your trying to go fast an faster the next time but if you crusie around the track it's ok an we don't crusie around the track

Gitsum

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ok well I haven't run offroad in Vegas since oooooh since CE closed down. I will be rolling into town soon and bringing the 2 wheel mod car. I just hope there is room for a large car to park outside cause I roll the big wheels when I come in . Still rocking the Losi I got from Joe (RIP my brutha). Hope to see some old and new faces. On a side note there really isn't any need for all the crying. We all know the Vegas clay isn't like other track across the U.S. just run it send it and hold on! If you saw off half of it laugh it off it's all for fun! Being the majority of the racing now is geared towards SC you can not blame the owners for being a touch biased on the track builds. They have to make their $$$ to keep the doors open or its back in the hot sun for you all. Again look forward to running with you all again just hope there is a 80ft space for the truck near by.

Robert Jr.

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LOL I guess its the same at any track you go to. Theres always gunna be someone who doesnt like the layout. What these guys dont understand is, that they are a guest at another track. So what if you dont like it. Dont come back. Dont ruin it for the other people by airing your greviences about it. Your are supposed to be a ambassador for your home track, so maybe some of those locals come to your track. Bitching about their track will never make them come to yours. Think about it. BTW im flying in from NY on Wednesday and im gunna be down at the track probably thursday and then sunday for racing. WITH MY B4. And i will run the track as is, and like it no matter what because its different from what im used to. Isnt that what make this hobby fun. Any way see you guys soon

-R2-

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I've liked the track the two times I've been there, the dirt is just like outdoor tracks so I'm dailed. It looks different but other than that it's like any-other track. But your right about being indoors because Vegas outside is tough, too cold or way too hot, the race two weeks ago was just about right and the AC was on full blast it was very comfortable, the G-man is cool but I think he had alot to deal with and when it came together he looked relieved. But I wish there was some Sat. night racing then I would be there more often.