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Last weekend, I bypassed the Panthers game where De-Homme beat Da-Bears and went to the drag. (Our boys are looking good this year, are they not?)
Although I think the zMAX Dragway is a great addition to Charlotte, Concord (kinda like Huntersville, Cornelius, Lake Norman... whatever you want to call it) I can understand why neighbors complained about the track and considered it a drag. When I was in the grand stand I noticed a golf cart going across a course and behind it an entire neighborhood... can you imagine youre about to swing in a game of golf, or eating lunch on your deck and you hear... RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN for six seconds at time, for three days of qualifying and racing.
Heres a crash course in drag racing...
In a drag race, two vehicles go against each other over a straight, measured distance from a standing start. The standard distances are a quarter or eighth of a mile. A standard drag racing event involves several classes: Pro Stock, Top Fuel, and Funny Car (theyre hilarious). Each competing in their own single-elimination tournament of head-to-head races.
JEGS has some badass racers, there are several women racers, youre going to want to bring earplugs if you attend a race, and the headphones this baby is wearing must really be soundproof . And thats all she wrote (or knows rather)
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Im sorry, what did you say?
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