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pdot... (AT) mindspring (DOT) com> wrote in message The problem is the 150-200 mile minimum trip to go race midgets and 1/4s, and even further (Iowa has several good venues) for good competition and reputable sactioning bodies. |
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On Mar 23, 9:43 am, "Ed Medlin" <e... (AT) edmedlin (DOT) com> wrote: pdot... (AT) mindspring (DOT) com> wrote in message The problem is the 150-200 mile minimum trip to go race midgets and 1/4s, and even further (Iowa has several good venues) for good competition and reputable sactioning bodies. I'm in a good area for oval racing. I have a kart dirt oval within a 20 minute drive, and a paved 1/4 midget club track about 15 minutes away. The local 1/4 midget club here has been around for 30 years, has a great facility, and even hosts national races. There are several other choices for kart ovals within about an hour drive. Unfortunately, road courses of any sort are few and far between here in Indiana. The closest kart road course is world-class, though - Mark Dismore's New Castle Motorsports Park. I've done a few laps there in a TAG kart. Lots of fun! If I ever do any more karting it will probably be at New Castle. Pat Dotson Yea, you are in open-wheel oval racing heaven in IN......:-). It is great |
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