I grew up at this track until 1965, moving to Wisconsin. Unique track with its banking and tacky black gumbo dirt. Almost dizzying as a spectator there! Tough to tackle on initial runs there! It's been fun watching and following you over the years, feeling part of your successes and development!
You had a really great race going there, Tanner, till you didn't, but I'm still sure it was a major learning experience. You're getting there. God Bless and stay safe.
I happen to think that trying not to beat the heck out of the wall with the car was the best choice. If the guy that was behind you that ended up taging you could've avoided you it would've been ok but hey that is racing with the WoO they don't run anything but hard. Good news is the cars 1t and the one that tagged you can probably be easily fixed and ran hard all over again in the next race. Thanks Tanner for sharing this video with us. Have a good one. Have fun take care
Bad luck there Tanner, these things happen, just wondering if before your time with Bobby Allen is done if you could have a sit down interview with him. It would be great to see you have a chat with him, for all of us fans to watch.
Valuable learning time. Awesome that you got such a good ride and team supporting your chance to learn more at this level. You definitely are a hell of a young wheelman.
You are a great driver, you know how the car feels and that helps the crew so much with setup. Is the Outlaw tour over Sept 16th, if so hope to see the 1T or maybe your sister in the 18 at Spoon River Speedway in Canton Illinois for the 410 show. It is a hidden gem of a track!
Tanner. I have the utmost confidence that you will become one of the greatest sprintcar drivers in history, That said, could I please offer you some well intended constructive criticism about the youtube videos themselves and the optics of your channel. Firstly when you feature a fan and bring them into your video, it isn't really interesting or important to hear what they thought of the track tonight. What people want to see, is you connecting with them as a person. Who they are, why they love speedway and some personal stuff, would make you look more like you care about your fans than track conditions. They're not necessarily experts on the track and it's honestly not what they wanted to join your video to discuss. Secondly. There's a MASSIVE opportunity here where you are unfortunately the cause of a bit of a stack and made contact with another car, to be a good sport and go up to that driver in the pits and not necessarily apologise, but to make sure there's no hard feelings and demonstrate the comradery and brotherhood between drivers and teams. In other words, show us the HUMAN side and how to be a good sport, because we know you are. Hope that wasn't too harsh.
I will give a second on the fan appreciation thought for Tanner. What we all know from his catalog of videos this to be true. If I may make another observation/suggestion. One thing I have yet to see is any one driver actually taking aside one or two fans and having a 30 second or longer conversation with that individual. There have been a few over the years who have given this time. Kindred spirits comes to mind in the sense that making a connection, a deeper one, will find some solace within a heartfelt moment that truly is meaningful. He has all of the tools, slowly building a portfolio of information, experience, that will sharpen his humility all stemming from his families foundation of caring will propel this young man to where ever life takes him, on his terms. Go get em Tanner and give thanks as I know you do to your great folks for believing in you and Carly. You are both gems....!
After following you on TH-cam , it was great to finally meet you. I have always thought that this track is a hard one to run and make any progress. If you start in the front you end up in front. If you start in the back it's a major battle to make any ground. Keep up the good work. We are watching.
As the track widened out in the A, those passing opportunities opened up and made for a very fun race to watch. Soooo fast!! Very bummed that your night ended the way it did, but it sounds like every race is a great learning opportunity for you and that so important for you in the future. Good luck racing with this tour and we hope to see you again in Grand Forks. There’s a local restaurant that you need to try next year!
That was a bummer. It's rare to start that far back and nail a setup where you can just fly by the field. I think you were going to be a top10 for sure. It seems Logan is running better now as well now that he has a more consistent teammate. It seems adding you to the team has helped balance things out for him as well. Hopefully you guys can keep the momentum going through the west coast swing 👍
That’s my home track and it take big balls to run into turn 1 or 3 at 110 mph cuz if you screw up you are going for one hell of a ride off those tall banked corners.. you’re doing awesome dude keep it up!!!
That could have been absolutely ugly. I'm glad to see that it wasn't totally destroyed. Im sure that it could have been way worse had you gotten into wall with guys right beside you. Good save to what should have been disastrous.
Just shows how hard it is to make it as a racer. The opportunities are so rare to advance. Only a few make it out of the minor leagues. I hope you are one of them. Fortunate for you and your sister, your family has the resources to initiate your quest for a full time ride. I'm curious as to what time frame you have given yourself to succeed at the desired level before you choose a different path in life. The best to you and your family.
I dont think bobby allen is upset with you at all the damage may have ended your race if you can roll the car into the trailer thats a win in itself your exactly what shark racing needed having different drivers all the time doesn’t work well they needed one driver that they can set the car up for every driver is different once they get comfortable with you and your driving style its going to be game on
She was hooked up and then she was unhooked. You said yourself Tanner "running hard" Heck yeah buddy you were running hard! 23rd to 12th and moving forward for sure.
Any time something like this happens the world says it’s a learning curve. And it is. Still sucks. But, build on this. Next time you will be using this to make your runs better. Keep digging. You’re putting some pretty big names behind you. Head up, on to the next.
It is cool to say oops once in a while. You were on it and then . Awful hard work on this night. A sudden loss of control, and you would have saved it but for what happened. I have a hunch you may have had a problem that didn't show after the crash, the car acted really strange.
I grew up at this track until 1965, moving to Wisconsin. Unique track with its banking and tacky black gumbo dirt. Almost dizzying as a spectator there! Tough to tackle on initial runs there! It's been fun watching and following you over the years, feeling part of your successes and development!
You had a really great race going there, Tanner, till you didn't, but I'm still sure it was a major learning experience. You're getting there. God Bless and stay safe.
Do not let that get you down you got this
Glad to meet you in North Dakota
I happen to think that trying not to beat the heck out of the wall with the car was the best choice. If the guy that was behind you that ended up taging you could've avoided you it would've been ok but hey that is racing with the WoO they don't run anything but hard. Good news is the cars 1t and the one that tagged you can probably be easily fixed and ran hard all over again in the next race. Thanks Tanner for sharing this video with us. Have a good one. Have fun take care
Kiddo, Another learning experience. Every driver has done that. Roll on and keep getting better. 👍
great that the changes made it better, thats good team work
It's frustrating but you're learning a lot. This is a very valuable opportunity you have. Glad this happened for you.
First ever WoO race I’ve ever been to, and I had a blast
Bad luck there Tanner, these things happen, just wondering if before your time with Bobby Allen is done if you could have a sit down interview with him. It would be great to see you have a chat with him, for all of us fans to watch.
Keep doing a good job
I'm glad to see scruffy put you in a car in one of your videos you should introduce your team to your fans.
keep up the good work keep your head up you are doing a great job
Valuable learning time. Awesome that you got such a good ride and team supporting your chance to learn more at this level. You definitely are a hell of a young wheelman.
Keep your head high and keep digging. You are doing as good and better than many seasoned vetran drivers.
You are a great driver, you know how the car feels and that helps the crew so much with setup.
Is the Outlaw tour over Sept 16th, if so hope to see the 1T or maybe your sister in the 18 at Spoon River Speedway in Canton Illinois for the 410 show. It is a hidden gem of a track!
It goes through november 4th
This is my home track!
Really enjoying watching your progress. Keep it up!!!
That's racing.
Tanner. I have the utmost confidence that you will become one of the greatest sprintcar drivers in history, That said, could I please offer you some well intended constructive criticism about the youtube videos themselves and the optics of your channel.
Firstly when you feature a fan and bring them into your video, it isn't really interesting or important to hear what they thought of the track tonight. What people want to see, is you connecting with them as a person. Who they are, why they love speedway and some personal stuff, would make you look more like you care about your fans than track conditions. They're not necessarily experts on the track and it's honestly not what they wanted to join your video to discuss.
Secondly. There's a MASSIVE opportunity here where you are unfortunately the cause of a bit of a stack and made contact with another car, to be a good sport and go up to that driver in the pits and not necessarily apologise, but to make sure there's no hard feelings and demonstrate the comradery and brotherhood between drivers and teams.
In other words, show us the HUMAN side and how to be a good sport, because we know you are. Hope that wasn't too harsh.
Very fair! In the moment of everything...I have not thought of it that way. Will consider for the future!
@@TannerHolmes Great stuff. 👍 Go get 'em champ.🏆
I will give a second on the fan appreciation thought for Tanner. What we all know from his catalog of videos this to be true. If I may make another observation/suggestion. One thing I have yet to see is any one driver actually taking aside one or two fans and having a 30 second or longer conversation with that individual. There have been a few over the years who have given this time. Kindred spirits comes to mind in the sense that making a connection, a deeper one, will find some solace within a heartfelt moment that truly is meaningful. He has all of the tools, slowly building a portfolio of information, experience, that will sharpen his humility all stemming from his families foundation of caring will propel this young man to where ever life takes him, on his terms. Go get em Tanner and give thanks as I know you do to your great folks for believing in you and Carly. You are both gems....!
After following you on TH-cam , it was great to finally meet you. I have always thought that this track is a hard one to run and make any progress. If you start in the front you end up in front. If you start in the back it's a major battle to make any ground. Keep up the good work. We are watching.
When everyone including the late models all had the engines running you could feel the rumble from the main grandstands was really awesome experience
Im really enjoying this ride. Making the most of my DIRTVision subscription
You were on a good hunt, she looked fast.
As the track widened out in the A, those passing opportunities opened up and made for a very fun race to watch. Soooo fast!! Very bummed that your night ended the way it did, but it sounds like every race is a great learning opportunity for you and that so important for you in the future. Good luck racing with this tour and we hope to see you again in Grand Forks. There’s a local restaurant that you need to try next year!
good explanation as always. Keep digging! (you had an awesome run going)
My flight instructor told me "Experience is what you get right after you needed it."
That is true!
It happens
Great run you had going there. You have got to run hard when you are with the outlaws. Dont feel bad Tanner. You did good.
You took a hard hit glad you’re OK
That was a bummer. It's rare to start that far back and nail a setup where you can just fly by the field. I think you were going to be a top10 for sure. It seems Logan is running better now as well now that he has a more consistent teammate. It seems adding you to the team has helped balance things out for him as well. Hopefully you guys can keep the momentum going through the west coast swing 👍
Running with Logan is great, he has been on it lately!
I was there that night it was wicked wind and chilly but the time it was the A main but man y’all were fast on the little bullring
Take the $1200 kick in the shorts better than wadding up 3x as much money in the wall once that fuel load burned off car was on a rail
That’s my home track and it take big balls to run into turn 1 or 3 at 110 mph cuz if you screw up you are going for one hell of a ride off those tall banked corners.. you’re doing awesome dude keep it up!!!
I'm glad to see you wearing Shane DeWald Trucking hats.
That could have been absolutely ugly. I'm glad to see that it wasn't totally destroyed. Im sure that it could have been way worse had you gotten into wall with guys right beside you. Good save to what should have been disastrous.
You learn more by mistakes than success’s. You’ll be better because of it.
Keep your chin up.
No wayyyy I live near there I went to that race last year but I wasn’t able to this year it was sooooo fun I wish I was there
No one was hurt so cars can be fixed an hopefully you learned something!!! GOD BLESS !!!
Great job! Stay with it
Stuff like that happens to everyone. Forget about it. Put your chin down. Keep moving forward to the next race.
Just shows how hard it is to make it as a racer. The opportunities are so rare to advance. Only a few make it out of the minor leagues. I hope you are one of them. Fortunate for you and your sister, your family has the resources to initiate your quest for a full time ride. I'm curious as to what time frame you have given yourself to succeed at the desired level before you choose a different path in life. The best to you and your family.
Focus on the positive, 11 places is quite a feat.
I dont think bobby allen is upset with you at all the damage may have ended your race if you can roll the car into the trailer thats a win in itself your exactly what shark racing needed having different drivers all the time doesn’t work well they needed one driver that they can set the car up for every driver is different once they get comfortable with you and your driving style its going to be game on
sounded like you needed more gear and less right foot lift
Tanner you did an awesome job but a frustrated day for you and the fans of yours
That’s racing Tyler, you were running hard and moving in the right direction before the accident. Elbow’s up and hammer down Bud, you got this.!
How was the 19t
Was a good run out there. Stuff happens when you’re running on the ragged edge.
It's Racing. You'll get there 👍😎
She was hooked up and then she was unhooked. You said yourself Tanner "running hard" Heck yeah buddy you were running hard! 23rd to 12th and moving forward for sure.
Too bad, you had a good run going. Sux you took another driver out but stuff happens.
It be like that sometimes! On to the nxt one. Forget about it!
I was there
That track has half the banking it had 3 years ago
wow thats crazy
After that contact at beginning of race did you hurt something on the car?
Ummm I don’t think people appreciate your move on the lap 1 restart to miss that car! I had to watch it in slow mo. Wow!
Any time something like this happens the world says it’s a learning curve. And it is. Still sucks. But, build on this. Next time you will be using this to make your runs better. Keep digging. You’re putting some pretty big names behind you. Head up, on to the next.
👍🏻
It is cool to say oops once in a while. You were on it and then . Awful hard work on this night. A sudden loss of control, and you would have saved it but for what happened. I have a hunch you may have had a problem that didn't show after the crash, the car acted really strange.
Nice run until the booboo, but hey, you did what you could and we are still proud of you Tanner.
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Why's it the last race in grand forks?)
You deserve a parking ticket. Not good.
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