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WJ laid down a .71 to get the #1 spot away from Jeggie. He also ran over 206,I think he's got it figured out. Tomorrow is another day,hope he can hold on.
It's called getting the breaks.In Topeka, WJ had a .045 RT and Krisher had a .049 RT in rd 1. Krisher got away with it and won the race,WJ didn't,P/S is brutal. If you saw the race,WJ was all over his lane and still almost ran him down. As a matter of fact,that run by WJ looked just like Koretsky's run where he lost it,WJ didn't. No knock on Kenny,just an observation.
Do you always disrespect your elders? who says he's not having fun doing what he's doing. He drives very well,it's the .000 lites thrown @ him that's hard to overcome. "That old man" happens to be the winningest P/S racer of all time,how's that for drivin?
Don't hold anything back, Steven. Maybe you could take a little more time to think of something worthwhile to say.
That's not an opinion..that's just a slam. Or maybe swing by WJ's pit and make that suggestion to him in person. Nobody is more aware of his driving than he is..ok..well maybe you are I guess.
Isn't it refreshing to have someone with a complete perspective into the Pro Stock ranks come here to help us out? Hey! This reminds me. Steve do you have a picture of that room full of Pro Stock Wallys you've won. I seem to have misplaced my copy.
although i have to sadly admit W.J might not be the best on the tree, but his driving is incredible, did you see W.J in topeka whe he was totally out of the groove in the 2nd half of the track and reel it back in. i was amazed! i think almost anyone else would have rolled that car. that was an incredible driving job, that man has taken more squirts down the quarter mile than all of us on here have drivin miles.
WJ laid down a .71 to get the #1 spot away from Jeggie. He also ran over 206,I think he's got it figured out. Tomorrow is another day,hope he can hold on.
Another thing,there's a BIG difference between a driver and a leaver. WJ hands down can go from A to B as good or better than most. So before you go making off the wall comments,you should really look @ the BIG picture.
Another thing,there's a BIG difference between a driver and a leaver. WJ hands down can go from A to B as good or better than most. So before you go making off the wall comments,you should really look @ the BIG picture.
I'd probably go farther than that. Over years of watching Pro Stock, I am convinced there is no one even close to Warren's ability to drive his car under any conditions. I've seen him complete runs that everyone else in the pits would have had to abort.
I also noticed from the incremental times that he's not exactly killing the front half of the track. I'm getting deja vu here, remembering WJ running his opponent down in the last 300 feet. I'm not sure there's a worse feeling as you watch your car's lead disappear when it counts.
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Originally Posted by Steven Ennis
that old man needs out of the car get someone in that can drive
Isn't it refreshing to have someone with a complete perspective into the Pro Stock ranks come here to help us out? Hey! This reminds me. Steve do you have a picture of that room full of Pro Stock Wallys you've won. I seem to have misplaced my copy.
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Originally Posted by Jeremy Weaver
I hope WJ gets it done!! Might have to run 6.20's if he keeps up the last couple reaction times.
Either root for him or slap him. Why combine the two? I suspect your reaction times in your 60s will even drop off a bit, don't you?
Point is, GM Performance Parts still thinks he's worth keeping at the forefront and they are who matters most as I understand it
Man, if he can move a little of that huge top end he has into ET, he could be a world beater again.
The Anderson bunch still appear to be in test mode as their top speed, usually the bar everyone aims for, is not very impressive. He has what appears to be the slipperiest car. That in-car shot of GA getting ran away from was very telling. I gotta think they are working through a new concept and are taking their lumps now. Maybe they have gotten all they can out of testing on the 1/8 mile.
If Yates can finesse his engine builder into focusing on a team or project for longer than three races, he may well be the dark horse this season. You can't dispute they have excellent software and now maybe the hardware is catching up.
The Anderson bunch still appear to be in test mode as their top speed, usually the bar everyone aims for, is not very impressive. He has what appears to be the slipperiest car. That in-car shot of GA getting ran away from was very telling. I gotta think they are working through a new concept and are taking their lumps now. Maybe they have gotten all they can out of testing on the 1/8 mile.
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