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Old 06-12-2011, 09:57 AM
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410 winged sprint cars are the most bad ass race cars on the planet. Here's a few pics I was able to take last night...



























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I want to as close as this photographer.






















And finally... what *could* have been cool shots... but the damn wires ruined the pics. Oh well...









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great pics Scott. As a kid we went to Roseville Speedway on Fridays and West Capitol Speedway on Saturdays. It was super modifieds and stockers back then.

Used to take our kids up to Placerville's Hangtown Speedway and watch the sprints, just a lot of fun.
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Great Photo's! My Grandpa and I enjoy going to local short track races every weekend! where was the track?
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The 410s are wicked. A buddy dragged me to see them years ago for the first time. I think my jaw dropped about as much as my first top fuel event. Great pics.
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the most badass race cars on the planet would be f1...but sprint cars are fun to watch...but it is a push rod sbc
F1 is cool if you like parade laps of technology, but I prefer the sheer aggression of open wheel racing on dirt. I also prefer when race cars makes passes on the track and not in the pits. .

I love pushrods. Wouldn't have it any other way.
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Nice Photo's.

These cars are fast and wicked!
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Great Pics !!! , They are fun to watch !!
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great pics Scott. As a kid we went to Roseville Speedway on Fridays and West Capitol Speedway on Saturdays. It was super modifieds and stockers back then.

Used to take our kids up to Placerville's Hangtown Speedway and watch the sprints, just a lot of fun.
I go to Roseville every couple weekends to race late models, I work for Bill McAnally Racing.
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I go to Roseville every couple weekends to race late models, I work for Bill McAnally Racing.
very cool! When we went it was still a 1/4 mile dirt track. West Capitol was 1/2 mile and was real fast...............
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