BarnYard RC Raceway just track talk.
11-12-2008, 01:10 PM
#31
NOW NOW BOYS
NOW NOW BOYS , LOL
11-12-2008, 03:56 PM
#32
11-12-2008, 05:25 PM
#34
Denny? Did you notice where the moderator requested everyone behave?
11-12-2008, 05:32 PM
#36
I can't wait until we meet in person at a race, Denny. Please introduce yourself. It will be good to talk together.
BTW its only $7 to practice there and the facility is awesome!
11-12-2008, 05:40 PM
#38
We've been up there to race. I've also spent time up there practicing before The Track began weekday practicing. It was nice Scotty had the place open at 11am. I could head up and practice when it opened and be home before dinner at 7pm, and still get in many hours, during the week.
11-12-2008, 09:15 PM
#39
Tech Initiate
Coming Soon
I-LAP System is being installed soon, Track modification coming soon, Weekday electric's only class coming to the BarnYard!
Rusty, Track MGR.
Rusty, Track MGR.
11-12-2008, 10:00 PM
#40
Track Suggestion
Not sure what you are planning for the track but I had a simple suggestion. If you run the outer off-road oval clockwise and open a split section of the inner oval in front of the drivers stand, cars could come around and turn 180 degrees around into the inner oval, go around once and then right back out again. Not sure if that's a good explanation. Maybe I'll try to draw it out and post it.
11-12-2008, 10:06 PM
#41
Another track suggestion
The inner oval surface of hard limestone is very gravel-like. Its going to build up in the chassis of cars that don't have a lot of ground clearance. It did in my modified TC3, but I was still driving okay after about a 6 minute run. If you scrape it down, does it just start to break up again? If so, it might be better to cover it with the same dirt mix as you have on the rest of the track. I think Randy mentioned you guys were going to be adding more clay too. That would be a big help.
11-12-2008, 10:16 PM
#42
Maybe I'll just dress them up like boys. Nah, that won't work either. Do women's pro basketball teams play "Man on Man" defense?
11-13-2008, 05:55 AM
#43
Not sure what to do about you disliking a phrase but what would you do if you were me in this situation? What would you call it instead of what I said?
We run a racing program and have a different tier of pricing for adults who bring children to promote kids getting into racing. Here's what I've seen so far:
Mom and son.
Uncle and niece
Dad and sons and daughters
Female neighbor with a kid from the block.
Man married to a kid's grandma who brings the grandma's grandson.
All of the above aren't covered by Dad & Son Race Fee nomenclature. And using that phrase I think disrespects the above paying customers.
We run a racing program and have a different tier of pricing for adults who bring children to promote kids getting into racing. Here's what I've seen so far:
Mom and son.
Uncle and niece
Dad and sons and daughters
Female neighbor with a kid from the block.
Man married to a kid's grandma who brings the grandma's grandson.
All of the above aren't covered by Dad & Son Race Fee nomenclature. And using that phrase I think disrespects the above paying customers.
11-13-2008, 07:02 AM
#44
deside
so did we deside how to say it?
11-13-2008, 07:04 AM
#45
Not sure what to do about you disliking a phrase but what would you do if you were me in this situation? What would you call it instead of what I said?
We run a racing program and have a different tier of pricing for adults who bring children to promote kids getting into racing. Here's what I've seen so far:
Mom and son.
Uncle and niece
Dad and sons and daughters
Female neighbor with a kid from the block.
Man married to a kid's grandma who brings the grandma's grandson.
All of the above aren't covered by Dad & Son Race Fee nomenclature. And using that phrase I think disrespects the above paying customers.
We run a racing program and have a different tier of pricing for adults who bring children to promote kids getting into racing. Here's what I've seen so far:
Mom and son.
Uncle and niece
Dad and sons and daughters
Female neighbor with a kid from the block.
Man married to a kid's grandma who brings the grandma's grandson.
All of the above aren't covered by Dad & Son Race Fee nomenclature. And using that phrase I think disrespects the above paying customers.
I used to coach in a mixed boys & girls soccer league and we played "one to one" defense.
