Train of death racing

[Gameover]

Lol. "What ever happen to beginners luck!"

That was good!

[HomeRacingWorld]

New class. Adding rules to the book now.

[ourwayband]

That is cool as ,well you know.. ;)
Rusty

[HRWJim]

Oh my that was fuuny. Hmmm third car no guide? Might have to try this. Jim

[DAVE]

Don't give anybody any ideas.

[Florida_Slotter]

Personally I think that is totally insane. Of course that makes it so very attractive to try for myself.

I remember seeing something similar to this on late night MAVTV one weekend. It was quite interesting to say the least.

Kind of having "Twelve Wide" at Talladega. H'mmm, I wonder how fast they can go on a big track like that?

[Retro Racer 44]

Oh no! Do I see another proxy or fun run in the offing?

[waaytoomuchintothis]

Ya know, I had sworn off proxies until I saw that. I'm thinking of a horizontal swing arm guide on the rear car, and a skull and crossbones flag on all 3 cars.

BTW, did anybody notice the bucket o'fires with malt vinegar they were eating? I lived in Southern Ontario for years, and I still haven't had enough of those or the gravy fries. The fish and chips are great, but its the chips that make it great. In those days, they were wrapped in newspaper, and I swear it tasted better. You could tell where the F&C were bought from the way the newspaper was wrapped around.

[Czar]

This is exactly what NASCAR needs to implement to stem the diminishing fan base they have experienced lately.

[Retro Racer 44]

Ooo, you're making my mouth water just thinking about fish and chips. When I was a kid in Toronto, every Friday night we would walk to the fish and chip store and pick up supper. You bought it by so many pieces of fish and so many orders of chips. We weren't Catholic, but a lot of our neighbours were, and in the days with Ice for refrigeration the freshest fish was always in the store on Fridays. It was always halibut and wrapped in newspaper. Yum!

[TuscoTodd]

[Gameover]

1/32 of course :). Choo choo!