CLR Track Work Pics

[JRhodes]

The asphalt underneath Wayne County is what made the track tear up so badly. No place for the water to go besides the bottom of the track and to sit in between the dirt and asphalt.

I'm pretty sure James knows what to do, he's been at this for a while. Some folks have to realize that James and Edward build houses for a living and that's what puts the food on the table. The track is their second job.

[RaceJunkie]

Originally Posted by JRhodes

I'm pretty sure James knows what to do, he's been at this for a while. Some folks have to realize that James and Edward build houses for a living and that's what puts the food on the table. The track is their second job.

You got that right James must be doing something right, You can always count on the rules and all being out in a timely manner and he runs it the way he needs to in order to keep it open. That clay does look like a mess but you can't judge it until the green flag drops on 08..

[tas]

New clay is now on the track....






Kevin stopped by and took more pictures (before these were taken), so hopefully he will capture more work a little clearly.

[jbatten21]

looks good i went by there today its was tore up pretty deep so i think were gonna have some good racin next year

[tas]

You must have went by after we left, I didnt see you.

[jbatten21]

yep i spoke to james prolly 5:30 or little later talked to us bout the track

[Redclay Rebel]

Originally Posted by JRhodes

The asphalt underneath Wayne County is what made the track tear up so badly. No place for the water to go besides the bottom of the track and to sit in between the dirt and asphalt.

I'm pretty sure James knows what to do, he's been at this for a while. Some folks have to realize that James and Edward build houses for a living and that's what puts the food on the table. The track is their second job.

I've heard both about WCS, that its why the tracks tears up so badly and I've heard thats why it holds together so great. I only remember it tearing up 2 or 3 times. I just hope james gets all those rocks and roots out.

[Redclay Rebel]

I thought they were going to raise the wall all the way around. Turn 4 that wall looks freshly painted but looks really low. I saw Kevins photos of you guys working. I hope you guys don't plan on removing all those rocks by hand and a bucket.

[K3daughter]

Track looks great =]
cant wait till new season starts :)

[wesleycogdell]

the wall will be raised. and do you have a better way to get small rocks out?

[RaceJunkie]

Wesley directed his question to Redclay Rebel not anyone else, so unless you can answer it in a mature way keep your smart ass remarks to yourself.

[shotgun]

looks great cant wait to see how much different it will be

[crewmembers461]

the only difference it will make is shotgun it will make u faster

[Redclay Rebel]

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[JAMES@CLR]

Picking them up by hand is fine with me. I am not afraid of work. Save money for other projects.