We will see 340 mph in Vegas.
Alan
Got an idea - like when Big Daddy shaved his beard after his drought. Alan, if somebody breaks the 340 barrier as you predict, you have to shave the 'stache at the starting line.
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We will see 340 mph in Vegas.
Alan
Leave it to Alan to "possibly" mislead everyone. Yes I have seen over 340 MPH in Vegas many times. those beautiful JETS flying around the track are going 340 plus.We will see 340 mph in Vegas.
Alan
Leave it to Alan to "possibly" mislead everyone. Yes I have seen over 340 MPH in Vegas many times. those beautiful JETS flying around the track are going 340 plus.
Larry Sutton---
GOD BLESS OUR MILITARY
My Dad repeated that story to me many times. I suppose the trick was to only drive with a 65mph tailwind so you didn't outrun the air.I can't find it anywhere, but I was told a long time ago that folks back in the early 1900's (horseless buggy days) believed that if you somehow were able to go 65 miles per hour you would suffocate because you would be outrunning the air you could breath. Might have been Larry Sutton since it seems he was around back then.
300mph is about it for the jets. They simply don't have numbers down low like wheel-driven nitro cars do. But if you're not ahead of a jet in your fuel dragster at the 660 for some reason, you're likely to get beat. Typical for jets; they've got a pretty good back half.And speaking of JETS, I see on today's schedule there is a jet dragster that is supposed to make a pass late this afternoon. Maybe Alan knew that all along? : )
As I recall though, while the jets put on a really fine show, I don't think their speeds are as high as our present-day Top Fuel dragsters. I'm sure they have a governor on them in some fashion to keep their speeds down from what they could really run.
just make him loose the capGot an idea - like when Big Daddy shaved his beard after his drought. Alan, if somebody breaks the 340 barrie as you predict, you have to shave the 'stache at the starting line.
If that is somebody’s idea of a joke, he dang sure better not quit his day job, because he’d starve as a comedian.Leave it to Alan to "possibly" mislead everyone. Yes I have seen over 340 MPH in Vegas many times. those beautiful JETS flying around the track are going 340 plus.
Larry Sutton---
GOD BLESS OUR MILITARY
I think it's hilarious myself. Not only that but quite likely the truth.If that is somebody’s idea of a joke, he dang sure better not quit his day job, because he’d starve as a comedian.
30-40mph north winds and blowing dust will present a challenge to every racer at that track. That's what they're predicting.Sunday is probably the day. Will be high of 64 degrees.