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As Andy mentioned, I believe I've found a solution to the inconspicuous flag station 2.
I did a little exploring on Saturday and discovered an ideal relocation for the "I never noticed the flag" flagging station 2 which presently is located in turn 2, dirver's left.
The new location will be to the other side of the track, driver's right, behind the catch fence, oposite of the present location. The fence at that point has an opening for photographers and an exellent view of the chican and all the way to station 3.
I plan on using the new location for all future events, both NASCAR 1 & 2 and the chicane. It's going to be nearly impossible to miss the flag station comming out of the chicane since it's directly ahead of the drivers as they exit the chicane and very visible from the oval since the flags will be sticking out through the fence.
Therefore, with this new and very visible relocation, we will have at least one double weekend using the south chicane.

Regards,

Serge Lentz
NER CRB Chairman
 
Therefore, with this new and very visible relocation, we will have at least one double weekend using the south chicane.

Regards,

Serge Lentz
NER CRB Chairman

Darn..i hate that goofy chicane.. Loved the NASCAR bowl...another passing location.
 
Thanks Brad. That was uhh, disturbing. I guess all those early years watching the Rockford Files was not wasted.
 
Rear brake lockup - right?
Yes some but my mistake was when the Blue 31 moved over into the hole I was diving for I must have turned the wheel a little to the right as well as pushing the pedal a little harder. Remember it was 35 degrees out and the sealer is not as worn off on the right side of the braking area.
 
Not sure about laughing with, but that is a good video. Tons of very good drivers with large crew do that Jeff, don't feel too bad. Didn't Anthony Serra do that in a pre-race session down at the ARRC in '05?

Wow Dick, that was really close! From that video, it surprised me that the car spun around like that. Nice avoiding him Brad!!!


Joe - awesome freaking job! Wahoo!
 
Didn't Anthony Serra do that in a pre-race session down at the ARRC in '05?
It was actually Jason Adamski (correct stable wrong driver). My dad help kick out the old windshield to ready the car to race. Jason was doing some pre-qualifying Anthony pampering and in doing so forgot his own pins.

We purchased that car the next year.
 
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