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Misc Forums => NON LSR Posting => Topic started by: jimmy six on September 16, 2010, 08:02:56 PM
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Many of you know my #49 Roadster at Bonneville. My son Patrick runs a Super Stock car #49 at Perris Auto Speedway once a month with me and his partner Roch Corregas as his pit crew. We want to run in the Southern California Superstock Shootout on October 29th in Hanford Ca. about 3 hours away and are willing to go if voted in. The first 2 in points are already in. We are not the fastest but are 4th in points at Perris and ran 4th last week and 5th last month.
You need to to go to the following link and sign up; it only takes a minute. They give you a password and you can vote using it. Just check the box for car #49 Patrick Tone and hopefully we can get in
We will be at Bonneville for the World Finals with our roadster…..JD
This is the voting Link: I hope it works for you
http://www.latemodelracer.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1284610858/0#0
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JD, you got my vote. Go kick some butt Patrick, you can do it.
:cheers:
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Ha! You can vote without registering just like Chicago :cheers:
Mike
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Anyone wanting to see what #49 is doing (including hitting the wall and changing tires) can look on facebook for car49. Roch loads full in-car camera for a few of the Mains and Heats.......Just remember he's still got a long way to go........Thanks for your vote...JD
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Your link gets us right in JD. He's leading now. Let's keep him there. :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
Pete
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It seems to be working. Car #49 has 64% of the votes.
Them folk have no idea what it's like to challenge a SCTA-BNI inspector.
FREUD
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JD I voted 16 times hope thats ok :roll: no just once, like you say good luck
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68.7% with my vote. Good luck... :cheers:
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Only voted once..
Good luck
Bob
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I was your 50th vote. Have a great time.
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Gotcha covered JD. I was number 60.
Tom G.
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#61 from here on the ridge. All the best for a good safari to Hanford.
Ed
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I voted this afternoon w/o having to register.
Tonight I had to register, password and all that stuff but I voted again
Feels GooooooooD
FREUD
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#92 John Caley
8 (6.8%)
#04 Dean Huss Jr
0 (0%)
#51 Glen Dederick
0 (0%)
#7 David Manning
3 (2.5%)
#4 Mike Hains
0 (0%)
#49 Patrick Tone
92 (79.3%)<~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Kicking a s s
#98 Brian Pannone
1 (0.8%)
#21 Brent Ashurt
6 (5.1%)
#35 Bill Shoemaker
1 (0.8%)
#42 Blaine Whitson
0 (0%)
#33 Tom Smith
4 (3.4%)
#23 Russell Allen
1 (0.8%)
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Just voted no. 96 Lets get 100 VOTE :-) :-)
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I got the 100th!
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I'm in as #101! :-D
Geo
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I see on the website we one of the guys is accusing us of stuffing the ballot box...Well....What it is we want is to go and race there and will go if we get the most votes.
We know we will not be as competitive as the 2 track leaders from the 4 tracks included in the shoot out as we can't compete on the same par as the guys at Perris who have been running for years and have better setups; but we run every month as hard as we can (sometimes too hard) and have finished every race but 1 in the last year and a half.
This is also to thank all you fellow racers who stepped up and voted. This is what Patrick always wanted to do is run a dirt car. He started helping me in the garage when he was 5 years oud with our 40 Chevrolet and drove our roadster from the time he was 16. It was his idea to find an engine to go 200 and I teamed up with Joe Fontana so he could do it. The Red Hat was his dream and he got one first. It was payback for his years of help....and now so is this.
Once again thanks for your votes.....................JD
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Stuffing the ballot box? Huh. It's just that you have more friends than him. Good luck on the track.
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Today marks the end of the voting. I want thank all of you who voted thru Landracing. Currently the vote is at 235 which is unbelievable even looking at the other 5 tracks which are also sending drivers to this shootout on the Oct 29th. Others were lucky to make it into the 20's.
This Saturday I'm sure something will be said at the Perris track's drivers meeting; I told Patrick to blame his pit crew which consists of his partner Roch Courreges and me...We can take the heat.
If any of you want to see what we are doing Roch keeps every one informed on "car49" facebook page. There you can really see we are the amateurs with a lot to learn. Thanks again...........JD
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Jimmy.....you have nothing to feel even abit uncomfortable about with respect to manner
in which you helped get to the next race...!!!!
..simply explaining the manner in which lsr folks were able to know of your endeavors
and the respect we have for the passion with which you both pursue dreams with...we
supported that wholeheartedly in the voting...will likely elicit a very humbling feeling from
those folks who didnt muster up the vote getting....
good on ya both...a father and son spending there time together on this earth as you do....its inspiring..!!
Joe :)
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Thanks for the update, I was wondering how things went. As Joe said, I don't see where anyone could have a problem with the votes. Unless they don't have any friends... Good Luck... :cheers:
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It's Thursday nite and the car is loaded behind my truck. We are leaving at 9:00AM for Kings Speedway in Hanford. Our race is the last one on Friday nite. We are in the 16 car field. 13 are set and if some don't make it the locals will run to fill the field. We had to install another 4 speed and 2 new lower ball joints from our last race on October 6th. We will be on a different spec tire (the same ones modifieds run) which are new to us. The track is also a 3/8 mile where we run on a 1/2 mile. We are also planning on running their program on Saturday nite if Patrick can keep it together. Both families are going...
The whole weekend is for dirt Stock Cars. You can find out more and see Patricks name on the poster listed at this face book site:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/California-Dirt-Track-Super-Streets/172365102816?ref=nf
Hopefully I'll have some good stuff to write on Sunday
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Best of luck JD, to you and Patrick. We're looking forward to the results. :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
Pete
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Good luck!!!! :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
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We are back....2 nights of qualifying and racing. Like I said above we were already in the shoot out, the last race for Friday night. All the cars came out on the front stretch and the drivers were interviewed and starting positions were drawn. All 5 tracks were represented Patrick drew position # 2 outside pole. It was a 12 lap race and we ended up 9th. These guys were tough and we we lucky to come out with that ending.
Friday night other qualifying was a gas. We also signed up for the Western Dirt Nationals Super Stocks. 2 heats Friday night with the top 3 in each heat racing later that night for the starting line up on Saturday night race. Of course we were not in the top 3. That 6 car race was dynamite to watch. When we came in on Saturday afternoon a few had left and others showed up. We had an 8 lap qualifier to set the field for the 30 lap main behind the top 6. 30 laps, Patrick has only been in one 25 lap race. A total of 17 started the Main and we were starting at the rear. Didn't get lapped in the qualifier so we hoped with a few yellow flags and they way these guys drove it and he stayed out of trouble we could do pretty well...Patrick ended up 9th again. There were 2 red flags a 5 yellows and we cause any of it.
That track was really rough coming into turn 3 and the only way to keep from bottoming out was to stay high and that's what Patrick did. We definitely need stiffer front shocks and will have them for Perris in 2 weeks out last race. The winner was paid $1500 we are guaranteed $75 for making the field we don't know how far they pay back.
We all had a great time and are looking forward to doing it again
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There were 2 red flags a 5 yellows and we cause any of it.
We DIDN'T cause any of it.............Sorry
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There were 2 red flags a 5 yellows and we cause any of it.
We DIDN'T cause any of it.............Sorry
We knew what you meant,sounds like fun and that track was rough last time I watched the sprint cars there.
JL222 :cheers: