Big shout out to the 60 team.... great job guys!!! 

All three winners last night from the front row.... I hope they repave the track soon.

The #7 ss team want to thank all those teams that offered help and opinions on our horse power gremlin that we have had for the last month .but we finally got rid of him after replacing almost everything on the car I found him in the fuel cell and unfortunately I think I created him by packing to much safety foam in the cell and restricting fuel flow .It seams however we have not gotten rid of the bad luck gremlin as we had a great run going last night only to be spun into the pit lane wall by a driver that seems to drive by the nose of his car destoying the rear of  our car .I think if you are going to switch back and fourth between divisions you need to take a lesson from Fothergill and realize that you dont drive the same in both these divisions fothergill is a good racer that respects the differances of each and races clean while other are a menace to our division and should stay within the trucks.

Great night of racing. Congrats to the 60 team. I just want to ask a question and tell me if I am wrong. As you all saw Robblee parked it because he was black flagged. Now in racing when two guys are going into turn three, and the guy on the bottom has his nose in there, and the guy on the outside cuts down and gets spun. Where did the guy on the inside do wrong. When one of if not the best driver at Delaware Speedway, a guy with 9 championships parks his car in frustration, where did the track go wrong. I have been all over the black flags this year and here I am again. Maybe I am missing something.

One other thing. In tech lane when they interviewed powell. He said Robblee thinks he can do whatever he wants, he cuts down and stuff. He then followed up by thanking his crew for always putting new bumpers on his car. Maybe that last thing he said there is because he always has the front of his car up the rear end of another car and that causes a stack up so he gets rear ended, that causing him to get new bumpers every week. It was obvious going down the straightaway he had Robblee jacked up. Anyways good night congrats 60 team again.

Ryan fan when your pick 3 went sour were you frustrated too. Was the guy who took the damage frustrated ?? The bumper remark concerned another race track Toledo. Every week ???? just how many times do you think he has raced there this year ?? Is it impossible for roblee to frustrate anybody you might find not everyone will agree with you.

A forum is a place to put your input. That is mine. Not sure how you got the pick 3 thing out of this but thats fine, its just a game that is fun to play. I go every week for the most part so what would winning a pick 3 do for me other than save me some money. I don't even think I had anybody in the pick 3 do well so you can now find something else to point out. All I was pointing out was powell was a bit aggressive last night as were some others in other series. And what would I have to be frustrated about I am a fan who goes and watches.

I Would like to know where Robblee went wrong. This is not the first time Delaware has done this to him. He was well up the side of the 20 car, WHERE would Delaware like him to drive, right into the parked vehicles in the pits.  He did nothing wrong except pass, and  Lindsay did not want to give up his spot, so Lindsay cut right down on Robblee, hoping to knock Robblee out.  How fair is this. Robblee kept his line totally.  Soon no one will be able to race, just follow the leader, 2cars apart.  This was racing, and Lindsay Knows this, and he also would have held his same spot if it had of been the opposite with him down below racing and Steve trying to cut down on him.    There are tapes, and it clearly shows that Steve was in the right.  What a shame, this is spoiling racing, and soon when Delaware wants the cars and drivers there, just like this coming long weekend, which brings huge crowds,  no one is going to want to race, and the fans are going to go elsewhere, as we all come out to see this kind of racing, not follow the leader.  It seems every year that Delaware has it in for certain drivers for the whole year.