As for the flexi race it was a great time and Ive been noticing a few other cars stepping up in the speed department along with some good driving the avoid the multiple crashes the occured but all in all its always a fun class to race.

The midgets what can I say even with my 18k motor they are just a complete riot to race and have got to be one of my favorite classes to run and I am looking forward to building a 2nd one with hopefully the faster motor and will use my one arm wonder as a possible loaner car. 

Thanks again for a great night of racing and glad it all worked out that I was able to Compete ( I use that term Lightly) in all of the classes.

This was the largest field of Midgets we've had at The Redline since the class was introduced. These things are big fun! The racing action is crazy! Wild wrecks with the cars tumbling and flipping brings the volume way up in the room (mostly laughing!). It is amazing to me how durable these cars are! With many crashes and wrecks the only noted damage was on just three of the cars. One car lost the rear chrome "cage" piece (came off but didn't break), one car's driver lost his left arm (again, came off but didn't break anything), and one car in a trip off the track and onto the floor, ended up with the rear of the chassis bent. The chassis got bent but there was no damage to, or loss of any of the plastic chrome pieces!

Again, more really close racing! Only 9 laps separated first place from fifth place! These cars have plenty of power for what they are (think, bad handling Womps!). This is truly a driver's class, and Bob showed us who was the best driver! Bob completed his clean sweep of the night scoring his third win, and third PASER WEENER Point (PASER sponsors the Weekly Winner (WEENER Points) Point racing). Mike was only three laps behind Bob in second.

Four races were able to post sub-five second laps!

By the end of the race we had all spent some time laughing, howling, and shouting in excitement! What a great time it was! Thank you Rob for providing us the opportunity to race on your fantasticly fast track, and eat your awesome hot dogs and cookies! Thanks to all the racers for the great competition and comradery! Great times, great people!

The Feature Race was for the Flexi Class. These cars took some adjustment and recalibration by drivers because they are so fast on the Redline! After a few initial laps all the drivers were dialed in and haulin' the donkeys! This was yet another really close race with the top three all within 2 laps of each other. It was only another 4 and 5 laps back to fourth and fifth. In the end it was Bob taking his second win of the night, with Bill Henry only one lap behind him in second.

The 1/32 Open Production Class was scheduled for the Old Man Race with 9 racers participating. The tuning of these cars is being more refined each time this class is raced. Doc, Mike, and Bob are three of the best builders and tuners. Since the cars are based on factory cars, tuning is essential in getting the maximum performance out of them. These cars are becoming faster than I ever figured possible. 

For the Old Man Race we ran one round of 3 minute heats. Battles on the track were fast and close! The top four were within 6 laps of each other! Bob took the win over Rob by just 3 laps. However, Rob posted the fastest lap in every lane! Rob was the only racer to break the 4 second barrier!