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Kearney...
Grand junction
209 miles, uphill both ways
Currently a closed highway detour on the most direct
1/8 mile….


Julesburg
230 miles
New track surface
Sleep under a goat, there’s 1 motel I think
5 hour pull one way

Kearney
435 miles
6.75 hours
It is a good track
 
That effing sucks. I wanted to bring the SS down and hit PMI this summer too since Bandimere pulled the plug up here.

Call me a pessimist if you want but knowing how that city is run the likelihood of them coughing up any money is going to be a long shot. If money is to be spent I find it a convenient excuse to justify not doing anything. Despite the very fact they would have the only 1/4 mile track on the east side of the Rockies to service Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. I figured that track would be hopping this summer taking up the slack from Bandimere.

The only way I see it happening is private funds coming in to help.

That totally sucks regardless.
 
I can tell you that my limited experience with the strip here in Grand Junction, that there are often poor conditions, whether it be wind blowing dust onto the track, (on top of a hill) or the perfectly timed thunderstorms, or both of these in the same day, or the heat is bad enough to have the density altitude up close to 9000'. It has gone above that occasionally.
It would be very frustrating to drive over here, then miss out because of unpredictable weather conditions.
 
Ok. So this happened. I've been trying to talk a guy into running his Nova, at the drag strip for years. He finally agreed, but then told me, that he wants ME to drive it at the track! He has owned this 70 Nova, since 1973!
548 BBC! TH 475, 3.73's. drag radials, etcView attachment 415727
Congratulations! Good on you! Bring home the gold!
 
I can tell you that my limited experience with the strip here in Grand Junction, that there are often poor conditions, whether it be wind blowing dust onto the track, (on top of a hill) or the perfectly timed thunderstorms, or both of these in the same day, or the heat is bad enough to have the density altitude up close to 9000'. It has gone above that occasionally.
It would be very frustrating to drive over here, then miss out because of unpredictable weather conditions.
Grand junction! I haven't been there since 1970, lived with my grandfather who worked as a coal mine engineer for Morrison knutson.
 
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