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Hey, I have a name. I would be glad to give you a ride this year, as long as you don't make that kid cry during the flight like you did last year. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardP
I arrive in Columbus at 3:10 pm. I will be driving back to Columbus Sunday night after the races and staying near the airport. I will only have room for 1 or 2 people but anyone is welcome.
just an update...
<---Not going. Already contacted Bryan Cohn and pulled my registration. Please plan accordingly as my paddock spot will now be available for someone else to buy in.
I have decided to put the car up for sale after our last event this year and there is no need to chance it at nationals and I don't have the energy to go up there anyway.
Ya'll have fun and be safe. See you in October.
I am flying out of Dallas Friday morning and picking up a rental car. My flight leaves Sunday @ 6:40 PM. If you need a ride back to the airport I'll have plenty of room.
Did you take waffling lessions from Bell??? Do you have this much troube deciding what to wear in the morning too??? :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by AI#97
Didn't we do this last year. Oh yea, lets refresh. The car will be worth more if it does well at nationals (read - have a chance to sell). I believe, as do others I have talked to, that you and your car have an excellent chance of doing well at nationals if you go.
There is also some speculation that running hard against other high caliber drivers in well prepared cars on a really cool track might be fun. That's just a rumor, though.
I think you should go. I believe you would represent our region very well and I'm sure you would have a blast once you got there. It's not too late to change your mind (again)... :D
Richard P.
i'm with Richard here. i told you at TWS thatif there was any way possible that you could go (even if you didnt want to) that you should. its a once in a lifetime event. you would do very well there and i do not think you would regret the "vacation". plus, w/ temps in the low 50's at night and upper 80's durring the day, its going to be perfect weather.
richard - waffle is such a harsh term, how about the Matt White Shuffle? just kidding.
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Originally Posted by Waco Racer
Sorry, didn't mean to offend. Just trying to be a little more efficient this year. And you have no proof I made that kid cry. And he might have deserved it... :shock:
Are you arriving on Wednesday or Thursday??? It's a bit different this year. The driver's meeting is on Thursday after the practice day. I wouldn't mind being there Wednesday night to help out whoever needs help and I would also like to go to a couple of the seminars being held Thursday.
Thanks,
Richard P.
Agreed.
Come...it'll take your little Texas racing experience to a whole new level!
(...and car value!)
-=- Todd
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Originally Posted by michaelmosty
It sounds like a ride back to the airport on Sunday might work great. Thanks a bunch.
Richard P.
it may be time to start a new thread.
Just another reminder...
In 2006, for every Texas racer at Nationals there was an equal number at home listening to the webcast wishing they were there. Don't be "that guy". Even if you don't/can't race...come out and hang out with the Texas racers and be a part of the show. I can assure you....we're part of the main event!!!!
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