At event now... really cool. Fast. Todd puckett layin down some laps.. I think more lighting is needed for nite events.. or make it daytime... either way its purty cool

I myself just home from the event. Definatly a good time but definatly room for improvement. :beers:

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Had a blast last night. excellent turnout..atleast 30 rigs total. my electric fan died with 5 minutes remaining and engine went to 280 degrees :eek:. hopefully they will do this event again in the future. i had a 40 second lead in v8 class when it happeed :beers:.. dang the bad luck.

Wondered what happened to ya... one minuite u and the ultra 4 buggy were zippin around, next minuite it was just him and that dang cj5 puttin around.

I know danny had his fans reversed to pull air outta front of the buggy ,and goin fast messed that plan up...

Anyone know how joey Braun did last night? Im on vacation at hocking hills, and haven't heard from them on how they did.

Congrats to Todd Puckett. First event in the new buggy and he won his class in the rock race and won the Rock crawl on Saturday as well. It was a fun day.:thumbup:

Joey rolled and tore a hole in his spare from what I understand. He was spotting so I didn't really get a chance to talk to him too much.

What rig was Todd in? We didn't stick around for the results.

Thanks. I finally heard from joey yesterday. He wasn't too excited about the hole in thebrand new sticky spare. Hadn't even touched the ground yet. Said he came in 2nd by 15 seconds.

I had a blast all weekend. Hilltop and iok did a great job with this event. Congrats to Todd Puckett for whipping my ass in both events. Anybody know who was taking the pictures for iok?

Silver single seat DTOR buggy.

The sticky is all fixed now:cool:

The event was awesome. Thank you to all who came out. By far it sounds like Friday night was the best. We were racing till about 1AM (Sorry to the surrounding area). I think those that stayed for the Outlaw class of the Endurance race really enjoyed it. We had everything from crashes, roll overs, people getting stuck on the berm from taking a turn too wide, someones brakes caught fire, to a port-o-let getting smacked around a few times (good thing it was empty). The event far exceeded our expectations as well as the turnout. Like someone posted earlier and I agree we do have a fews things that we need to change or enhance. But given that this was our first endurance race I think it turned out well. We plan to reach out to all of the competitors and find out there opinions of the process from registration to the competition.

My favorite part of the race I think was watching the start and all the racers funneling down into one line. There were wheels smacking around and cones flying from people hitting them to avoid crashes. I was surprised we didn't end up with a mound of cars. It was pretty awesome watching a 6 wide start 2 rows deep. I wish my jeep was up for the challenge, maybe next time. Another part I liked was just watching people walk back and forth between the flat drag area and the rock garden.

Photos and Video: At the front gate we had an email distribution list for folks to sign. The purpose is to email out a link of the photos as well as keep people up to date on upcoming events. I will post a link on this forum when we get those established. It may a little while to get through everything. We had several people taking photos from our club members to a few other folks from professionals to people aspiring to become the next great photographer.

Stay tuned I plan to post final results of the competitions and canfood drive. We are already looking forward to the next endurance race.

Any info on this buggy? It was pretty slick!

I thinks it was matt deas old rig if that helps you google...

Nope. A good friend of Todds,Eric Childress, built the buggy and ran it in XRRA finishing second overall in the eastern division in 2007. It has a Pontiac 3.8 in it, some type of Chrysler transmission and a Stak case, Dana 60's and 39" KRTB's. It works incredibly well. Todds KOH finishing buggy, which he built from the ground up, was the blue one with the big DTOR stickers on the side of it. Joe from DTOR now owns it and raced it this past weekend. First time he had ever done anything like that.:cool:

Worked REALLY well.

Good to here the Dirty Turtle buggies out and running around locally ...:D make people go down and see his park....

cant wait for the pics and vids of the event... sounds like a fun time...