Texas Motor Speedway Drag Nights

[Courtesy Flush]

Originally Posted by Rebelracer568 I may come out to this again this year. I won the championship in outlaw the first year in my 66 mustang, but I have not been back due to the way the event is ran. Last year I made an appearance and watched the race and found several cars in the sportsman class with built motor and heavily cammed. Yet there racing bone stock cars or cars with just bolt ons. They do not thoroughly check out yours. All you do is write all your mods on a piece of paper and they take your word on it. If anyone has any questions ask me I'm good friends with the head tech guys for drag and brag and can get all your questions answered before the event. Michael

As someone who has run in the sportsman class for 3 years i cant help but agree with this post. To me its not about the price to enter but the class match ups suck. You would think having officials and tech present at these events, there would be a little more car analysis in who's got what done.

[BeastStang1302]

Originally Posted by Courtesy Flush As someone who has run in the sportsman class for 3 years i cant help but agree with this post. To me its not about the price to enter but the class match ups suck. You would think having officials and tech present at these events, there would be a little more car analysis in who's got what done.

Yea, I heard this from a couple of people, but I just plan watching honestly and see if I can drive my car around the oval (which I think I heard someone mention that they would let you do that on these nights)

[Courtesy Flush]

Originally Posted by BeastStang1302 Yea, I heard this from a couple of people, but I just plan watching honestly and see if I can drive my car around the oval (which I think I heard someone mention that they would let you do that on these nights)

If you are part of the show n shine thing you get to do the oval just before they start the drag racing.