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This is NOT NASCAR ™

By Jan Luparell

If you think these numbers do you think? # 9, # 20 or "God Bless # 3"? If you think about Casey Kahne, Tony Stewart and Dale Earnhardt then not only are you wrong in the race, but you also about to get a lesson in enthusiasm and hectic this fan-friendly "really means.

# 9 is Jay Springsteen, Rookie of the Year in 1975. Just a year later he won the title of Grand National Champion and has kept this title from 1976-1978, not an easy task in one year, let alone three. The two traits that are shared Kahne with a smile and a fierce determination.

# 20 is Johnny Murphree Rookie of the Year in 1997. Not a bad start for the nineteen years old Californian. While he is a fierce competitor like Stewart, he never had a problem with anger.

"God Bless # 3" is Ricky Graham. As Earnhardt this multi-time champion had a sharp mind and a deep love rooted for the race – Flat Track motorcycle racing.

Flat Track Motorcycle Racing is one of the oldest forms of racing in the world. She is the mother of the birth of road racing at one time part of the series, like a route is part of NASCAR. Like auto racing, Flat Track raced on the sands at Daytona and the series even begins there every March.

Always thinking about stock cars? Okay, remove the HANS device. This should not be difficult because it is mandatory for some years. Remove the custom seat with the roll cage, remove the body of the car. Now to take two wheels and replacement of the steering system with a handful of bars.

Still with me? Replace the lamp with leather combination. Take away the turnovers to lead; replaced by heavy boots and shoes to add steel to the left foot. Got the picture? Speed remains in place, by the way, did I mention flat Trackers do it on land? Now you have the right idea!

Without doubt, one of the races the Prime Minister is NASCAR Talladega. So what? Flat Track Racing the Springfield Mile!

Springfield Mile is the fastest dirt track in the world people come from around the world to watch these athletes give their all to try to win the coveted trophy. Imagine going into a corner over 100 miles an hour on two wheels! Black earth perfectly groomed clay gumbo and make it a reality. Suzuki, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Aprilla, doing laps in 36 seconds or less.

Incredible lap after lap at speeds so dangerous that it makes you weak in the knees. One lap to go then the flag checkered flying is who won? Photo finishes are the norm – almost. While photos are being reviewed Fans flood the track and infield ready to celebrate with the winner or look at their favorite rider.

No helicopters come to whisk them away to find so that driver does not take long and that rider is ready to share a handshake, a few photos here and there an autograph several riders have pictures they will autograph and give out. The chances are very good that you may have shared the same hotel as the riders, seen in restaurants, and you could even go to a party where they are. Flat Track is very fan friendly.

Thus, if you start playing games in the racing numbers, clarify the subject of race. All discussions are much better if everyone is on the same page. Appointments to the track!

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January Luparell is editor of the newsletter of the Illinois Motorcycle Dealers Association.

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Jan Luparell is the editor of “The Cycle Digest” newsletter for the Illinois Motorcycle Dealers association.

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