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What your favorite form of Motorstorts?  

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MountaineerTom Senior Enthusiast

MountaineerTom

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For me, it's always been NASCAR, or any full bodied car, style racing.  Always will be.  But I will pretty much watch any kind of racing.  :D

 

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Add snowmobiles in there with motorcross, since we have quite a few member that have those.   :D

Guest Friz

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NASCAR, ASA, Late Models, Hooter's Pro Cup, IMCA, DIRT, anything that turns left, asphalt or dirt, except Indy cars.

Kansas Kid Senior Enthusiast

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Gee, which one up there has just one vote?   :D

I'm guessing you picked boat races?   ;)

 

I went ahead and picked stock car racing instead of any type of racing, mainly because I don't like to watch Indy cars.  But other then that I will watch anything on the dirt and anything but Indy cars and road racing on asphault.  I also like most motorcycle racing, drag racing, and tractor pulls.

doverarjim Senior Enthusiast

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For me you can really leave out the boat races execpt for those that are just starting to show up here that came from Austriala (sp) the one where they run the little outboards in a 15 foot boat around the twisty course, they showed it on SpeedVision the other day being held in Seattle I think.  Also F1 and Indy cars don't blow my skirt very much, I beleive it may have something to do with them sounding like ricers or something.

DigUout Senior Enthusiast

DigUout

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Add snowmobiles in there with motorcross, since we have quite a few member that have those.   :D

Thanks for remembering those of us who can't live without that 2 stroke smoke!  I like Nascar and Monster trucks.  If ihad the opportunity to drive just one someday, I'd probably choose a Monster truck.  The kid in me I guess -

HiG4s Enthusiast

HiG4s

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Hey, 13% for Motocross/Supercross/Superbike

 

not too bad.

 

And tonight is the first round of SX in Anahiem. It will be on ABC tomorrow at 3pm. I'm pulling for the kid, Travis Pastrana in the 250 class and keeping my eye on Ramsey on the new Honda CR450F 4-stroke machine.

 

It will probably be the rookie phenom, Bubba Stewart in the 125 class as many of the big dogs in 125 last year are riding 250s this year.

 

I can't wait until March, we are going to the Daytona SX.

Lotan Z Enthusiast

Lotan Z

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Nascar is my favorite by far.

 

Last night I was flipping throught the channels and

happened to come across some Monster trucks. They

were doing some freestyle event, it was really sweet.

They were ripping up stuff, motorhomes, other monster trucks, jumping over box cars etc.  I wouldn't mind watching that again.  It is way better than them just running over a few cars. Yawn

 

Kevin

General Lee 01 Senior Enthusiast

General Lee 01

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That was TNN's Monster Jam Lotan Z.

 

That was the "Year in review" and "2002 Preview". Next week they are going to do the first actual event of 2002. Saturday Night @ 8: 00PM (Eastern time).

 

I plan on watching it. :D

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