Going into Norwalk with the points lead was great, but I had a feeling it would change hands.
We had very, very sub-par track conditions, but it is still our responsibility to adjust to the conditions. However, that was the probably the biggest cause of our problem in the first round resulting in the loss. With these cars, there are so many variables and so many things that have to go right mechanically. It was just one of those races that our Quaker State machine lost traction…
Tags: #NHRACO, Denver, Fuel Funny Car, NHRA
Tony and crew”BEst of luck” at DEnver! Hope you and all the”kids” have fun on the trip to “Seattle”! Since GM is puling out of the”race business” will you also run a”Toyota” body at a later date? THANKS Clipper Wallace,NEodesha,Kansas
Hey Tony,
This is Mary Wagner. I saw you this week at the Denver race and I had such a great time. I forgot how much I loved being at the track. Anyways, I wanted to write because I was thinking about the other girl you said I was usually with. The more I thought about it the more I thought you were probably talking about my mom. She passed in January of 08 of cancer which is why we didn’t go to Bandimere last year. Well, I wish you luck in Seattle and hope to see you in Denver next year!
Mary
I say again that Nitro Fish scheme has never looked better. I do hope your 23 in the 2nd round was a mechanical issue. If it wasn’t I don’t understand. Why would Dickie tune that when Capps ran a 17 fairly easy. Oh’ well will get her next time. I heard about the Chevy. Hopefully things will be alright for the team. Good luck this weekend.