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Happy New Year to you too and thanks for your support all of last year! Weather permitting, the 2025 season begins in March.

That spider was up there on the roof with me all year long, lol. We had an agreement, if it don’t bother me, I won’t bother them, lol. It’d come out around twilight and build it’s web in the same spot of the railing every week.

@WRT_Media lol

It's there, at 1:03:16, I formatted the timestamp wrong in the description, I apologize, it should be good now.

Yeah, it was definitely a shock and big loss to the racing world. Whether you loved him or hated him, if you were a fan of dirt racing, you knew of him.

The track was having issues with their sound system this weekend and worked on it during the show. By the time for the first Super Late Model heat they had things fixed, including the 89.9FM broadcast, but most people had likely already turned it off by then. So as long as there's no more technical issues, the 89.9FM broadcast should be working good for future races.

No. During the first set of rain, I took shelter in the scoring tower. However, the moisture affected my primary camera, so the heat races I had to video with just an action camera, which has no zooming capabilities. Once the 2nd rain came at the end of the 3rd Pure Stock heat race, the show was ended. The 4 feature races will be made-up in the coming weeks.

Yeah, at first glance I'd agree. But analyzing it more, my best guess is that officials figured he'd stay against the inside guardrail where he already was. By the time the #11 passed him on the inside and we all realized he was drifting up the track, it was only 3 seconds later when the 32X hit him. So yeah, the caution could've been slightly sooner, but I'm not sure how much of a difference it actually would've made.

I think the lesson is it's never too soon to throw the caution flag. If there is a situation on the track that warrants caution, you throw the caution rather than wait to see how it unfolds.

I saw a fatality just last year when the driver's cage impacted a fence pole. Fences aren't always the answer. I do question having large trees close to the track though.

What's not to understand? They're expensive. Tracks don't make a lot of money.

To be honest, we are thankful that the trees were there to slow his momentum. What people don’t see, is that there is a creek/river about 5-10 feet away from where he landed. Had the trees not been there, he probably would have landed in the water. I do believe that the track will be considering some other safety options for the future, but we hold no ill will. It was a random accident. We know that these things can happen anytime we send our loved ones out there. There is no “perfect” or “safe” track when you are doing 100mph+ in any race car. We will most definitely be back to Hagerstown this year! 👍🏼

His hand is fine, just a puncture wound.

​@@AmyScott47thanks for the update my brother and I were there