Philadelphia's Classiest Drunkards
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Joined: Apr 2008
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From: PA
yeah man. I don't know the aviation importance, but in drag racing low DA is like free HP. 
I am going to try and do every trackdaze event they have... but the back to back schattenbaum TB and Trackdaze Shenandoah in March might be a little tough to swing.
IMO, if people can go down the same 1/4mile strip hundreds of times and not get bored of it we should really NEVER be bored of any track with turns.
Here are a few events that I'd be up to running:
Trackdaze
Shenandoah 3/19-3/20
Lightning 6/23-6/24
Summit Point 7/9-7/10
Thunderbolt 9/20-9/21
PCA Schattenbaum
Thunderbolt 3/17-3/18
Summit Point 4/6-4/7
Those are just two organizations but that's a start. My wife has to work one Saturday a month so I was working around that too. I'd like to try to plan for WGI, VIR or Monticello. I can reasonably see myself doing 1 or 2 of the 3 this season.
Trackdaze
Shenandoah 3/19-3/20
Lightning 6/23-6/24
Summit Point 7/9-7/10
Thunderbolt 9/20-9/21
PCA Schattenbaum
Thunderbolt 3/17-3/18
Summit Point 4/6-4/7
Those are just two organizations but that's a start. My wife has to work one Saturday a month so I was working around that too. I'd like to try to plan for WGI, VIR or Monticello. I can reasonably see myself doing 1 or 2 of the 3 this season.
IMO, if people can go down the same 1/4mile strip hundreds of times and not get bored of it we should really NEVER be bored of any track with turns.
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 1,235
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From: PA
May 6, 2008
Never forget!
I still like 'Philadelphia's Classiest Drunken Firework Enthusiasts'.
Works the same way. Except instead of lower ET's in low DA, we have shorter takeoff distances and improved climb performance.
Works the same way. Except instead of lower ET's in low DA, we have shorter takeoff distances and improved climb performance.
