Eh, Steve... The TMS lot may require less patching than the
Forbes concrete, but that doesn't mean it is ideal for competition.
The pits would be in the grass, or remote from the competition area.
And IMHO the lot surface is less than ideal anyway
Mike, although I'll agree with huge, smooth is not a word I'd use
for the TMS lot. Perhaps it changed in the year between our visits
there. That is the nature of asphalt put down for occasional use
rather than a surface installed with constant traffic planned.
Maybe I just have a different perspective on the word "smooth".
Meridian... Ayer.... Those are smooth asphalt sites!
Alan Sheidler
F125 #21
<<In a message dated Wed, 18 Oct 2000 23:11:44 EDT
Hottvr@aol.com writes:
Subject: Re: Nationals to October in Texas
<snip>
Big, Big, Big Asphalt. People who don't have the opportunity to run on
concrete surfaces would have a field day there, Its smooth and huge.
Mike(Concrete???, we been testing down at the K-Mart, late at night)B. 99cm>>
In a message dated 10/18/00 7:29:23 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
seguina@unionfundingusa.com writes:
<< I like the idea of Texas. How about the speedway. We only have three more
years in Topeka. R Johnson did a great course at this years National Tour.
The lot is in much better shape than Forbes. Just something to think
about.
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