Wow what a great ambassador to the racing community. Owns his mistakes, has a positive attitude even after that horrible night. Look for this guy to land a big fish one day.
that is what racing is all about!! i did different kind of racing growing up and in early adulthood, but this is hitting all those buttons for me. what a helluva track too!
Hated seeing you get caught up in the crash. You're looking better and better and more comfortable every time you hit the track in the 410. Loved how you made no excuses and took responsibility for your mistake. You're going places dude. Can't wait to see you back in Oregon
I love how your sister jumps in there with the wrenches. It is very clear that she knows her way around a sprintcar. Really cool to see a young lady with not only the desire, but the skills to jump in there. She will be an awesome role model for lots of little girls out there that want to get involved in racing.
I have to agree, I know the feeling having grown up in a sprint car family, all of us kids always had a committed role on the team from early age helping our dad, to helping each other when we began our careers. Watching Carly help on the team takes me back to the 1980's and 90's when I helped my dad, and some of those long nights after bad nights from crashes, to blown motors, really take a toll on you. Watching these videos of Tanner and Carly really has given me a bit of racing memories thinking back to my teenage years in the sport. The Holmes Family is really a committed family who is committed to doing this together, their way, and definitely great role models for future kids who want to be part of this form of racing.
@@zitterich76 I’m with you. I grew up running the tracks all over the US with dads midget. Lots of late night with just him and I in the shop and in the trailer. Even a few night sleeping in the trailer at the track. Some of the best memories ever.
A 410 drivers reaction time has to be instantaneous. I always marvel at you guys and gals entering the first turn turn on the start. While your contact was late in the race, I've seen you avoid many other situations. Hang tough, stay strong.
Love the person that is recording for you because it is a smooth shot. Sorry your mishap but thank God you are ok. You crew helped you get fix for another race. Enjoy watching you and your sister. Keep everything safe and have fun.
Tanner you work so hard and that work has payed off your living the dream. I’m racing quarter midgets I have my first sr. Honda race in only my 6th start wish me luck.
A lot of that is growing up in the sport with awesome parents who really lay down the law, instilling responsibility for the actions that occur on the track, and more so of being a family operation, you really gain the knowledge of the cost of the sport, if you make a mistake, you own up to it, and you go to work to repair the car itself, that is all part of the game. Using your own money and time to put the car on the track, really changes your mindset, and you become more committed to making sure the car is ready for the next race. Those of who grown up in the sport with dads who raced, have the maturity and mindset of what goes on thru out the sport itself. Most of your hot heads and bad attitudes tend to be from those who really have no skin in the game other than driving.
This is sweet. I missed the dirt track back in Winnipeg Manitoba. I love watching this action. Thanks for including and sharing your journey with us. Look forward to watching more
Appreciate your honest, insightful dissection of yourself, events and race strategy and psychology...glass half full is a great leap into the professional seat. Good stuff dude.
Tanner, I am so very proud of you. No excuses, remain positive, teamwork, always trying to move forward. Enjoyed meeting you at Attica and Waynesfield. Continued success my friend.
It's fantastic to see I70 come back to life. I used to see that track when it was paved. I would go by it when I was in the Army at Ft. Reilly Ks. I had wished I could have seen some races there but had no money. Then to see it abandoned and torn up.......just sad. Then I read about this guy buying it and going to turn it into this............WOW!!!! Great to see at least one track come back from the dead!
Great Job Tanner You will always feel disappointed when the crashes happens. You put on a A+ effort . Keep your chin up as time goes by you will get better. Your willingness to be transparent about your experience is the way to go always !
Wow I see that's a whole different Rhythm than the smaller track in my opinion that would take quite a few laps to get used to.Good job Tanner keep up the good work stay safe and God bless
Best part was you weren't hurt thank God! Glad you were able to get it fixed up for the next one. Love your positive attitude Tanner. Keep up the good work!👍
Great job looking good! I grew up at this track on Saturdays when It was the old asphalt track. Very fast track then. So glad to see it up and running again
Great run Tanner, stuff like that happens. Even the Nascar guys get in bad spots they can't miss. It's all part of racing. Biggest thing no one was hurt. That is a very fast track.
Tanner I've been binge watching your channel! I grew up and still live in Central PA. I regularly go to Port Royal, Williams Grove and Lincoln. You and your sister both really great young people for the sport! Keep grinding and hopefully I'll see you in pa soon
Put that behind you. You ran one heck of a race. You haven't done anything any other driver has. For your experience on a track that big at those speeds I'm so glad I've watched you from the start. Like your dad said he was holding his breath. I too was during that race and didn't know it. Holmes Racing Family ,Go Play Race, Thank You for this unique look into what one day I can say. I saw him racing those little fast cars. Hey Carly best not steal any more parts from big brother.
Kiddo, Thanks for the honest appraisal. Watched on Flo and they didn't really show your wreck. Was wondering how you and Zeb got together. At least you didn't leave the track like Zeb does ..🤪 he had an expensive week. Go get 'em Tuesday night. You'll finish top 10 soon. Also good luck at Nationals. That's going to be really stout competition. Don't give them an inch. 😁
So glad your ok young man. The car will get fixed: You are doing Great! 99.9% of us can only dream of what you are accomplishing. Say hello to Carly and Rodger and the folks.
Got to make the decision and stick with it. Always look through the situation and see the miss, do not look at the problem because you go where you look. Keep looking through and God bless loving watching the family go through all the learning experiences and getting better.
i was actually at that track... it took me forever to co e see the vid and im always glad to see you bouncing back. i remember seeing your numbers during a caution lap....... i wont lie.. i chuckled and just watched ypu all night rave when on the track
Great Job Tanner and crew!! Hay those things happen you cant always make the correct snap decision!! Your really learning a lot and doing a great job! Keep diggin!
glad your ok.. that was a big hit! happens real fast on a big fast track ,, don`t be so hard on yourself , your doing a great job learning I`m having fun watching you. Met you at cottage grove !!!! Curly did great that night,,, Kj best
Isn't that the track that used to be asphalt? I remember two 1/2 mile tracks in the KC area. We ran a USAC show at the other one. Wrecks are a part of it. It's tough to tear up equipment, but no one was hurt.
That’s racing and that is one big place I saw it when the outlaws were there and it is big. Tanner you have such a good attitude you are learning so much the All Stars are a fast bunch of guys the next step is the WOO the best of the best .I know you will be there one day you were made for that your driving is getting better and better and the media part you have down so your a natural . You have a great family behind you which is such a blessing and if I had a car I would try and hire Carley she is something else . I guarantee you great things are headed your way so keep pushing
Have been following you since the beginning really enjoy your videos I think you're the only guy that I know of it's doing that kind of thing like taking house so long for the ride so to speak I been watching and as an X dirt driver many years ago I watch you and I can see you're getting better and better and I believe you have a great career ahead of you fortunately you have family support here young and you will definitely go places keep up the good work the hard work get your putting in is paying off we can see it from this side of the camera be safe. And thank you for taking the time to make these videos I look forward to seeing them
Great sport you are Tanner. Knowing how to cop it on the chin and learn from unfortunate circumstances and or choices. Have you ever thought of inviting some other drivers/teams to comment on your vlog, especially after incidents like this? It would be good to see the comradary despite misfortune and damage. Its awesome there was no injury. Onwards and upwards. 😉👍
It’s racing, you will have good crashes and you will have rough crashes, and this crash was definitely some where in the middle, but you have to always remember, every good driver will have a terrible crash that tears the car to peace’s and when that happens I hope you move on and get into it again, good luck with the rest of your season
You got cought up.i so appreciate your taking the responsibility but that's not necessary you don't have to take the blame for everything that happened you didn't even make any mistakes. Your such a great example for upcoming racers
After your heat and the B Main, it almost seems like you need a taller gear, judging from the sound and by the stumbling and running hot, would seem to me to confirm that. Unfortunitely it takes milliseconds to make the decision to go up or down and you only have microseconds to decide and react. I'm glad you weren't injured in that crash, but it was an expensive lesson. God Bless and stay safe.
My father raced a midget there back around 1983 or so. He was going into turn 1 and the left rear hub and wheel came off (tapered axles back then, not splined) when the axle key sheared. He spun and the left side of the axle dug in and he flipped about 7 times. The cage failed and collapsed to around his shoulders. It is a miracle he didn't die. That is a bad fast track.
@@TannerHolmes It was a rough ride, but he was ok. Couple of nights in the hospital, a few broken rids and eyes swollen shut. But full recovery and we raced midgets for many years after.
Missed the race but saw the world of outlaws grew up with the old aspalt track and was on the fence if it was still scary fast deffanity is still fast as hell
Hey Tanner, are the 410’s pretty much equal as far as equipment goes? Such as horsepower and performance parts, or is it like most other classes, the more you spend the quicker you are?
Tanner there was nothing you could have done there as fast as that track was . Was wondering if any of the All Star offered up some advice on running some of the bigger tracks your not used too . 👍✌️deuces
Watched live on FLO. Not much to add to other comments. Sometimes split-second decisions got your way, sometimes not. Part of the learning experience. Again, no excuses, take responsibility, stay positive, and keep going forward. How do the establish All-Stars driver treat a rookie?
@@TannerHolmes well I'm coming from Ohio to meet up with a couple friends and family for the outlaws race hope you are there to race in the show looking forward to meeting you tanner
Not to do any bragging about what state I'm from but Tanner,come here to Iowa,and run with the big dogs,on the grand daddy track for sprint car racing.which is non other than Knoxville,Ia. I'm pretty sure you have been there by now,but the experience would be endless. Especially during the week of the nationals. I mean when it draws teams and fans alike from other parts of the world,ya know you have a great thing going for certain...would be good to see you run there for sure.take care and above all....have fun doing this. And ya know I've always loved the 4 abreast salute to the fans But it was like in 85 or 86 I made it to a little track up there off of I5...Cottage Grove Oregon.it was a decent little track.seen a sprinter come out of 2 sideways.tires caught and he barrel rolled it and ended up throwing the engine out of the car.and luckily the driver walked away
If this track causes everyone to hold their breath. Then Belleville Highbanks would cause everyone to passout from holding their breath. Especially if you would have gotten to race on the highbanks before they allegedly cut banking out of the corners.
Hi Tanner, Been watching your channel, not sure how many Jet changes you guys make, especially when you get to the Midwest, I’m sure with the temps and humidity the corrective altitude must 5 to 7000ft. Your car may be on the rich side. Just my opinion.
Wow what a great ambassador to the racing community. Owns his mistakes, has a positive attitude even after that horrible night. Look for this guy to land a big fish one day.
that is what racing is all about!! i did different kind of racing growing up and in early adulthood, but this is hitting all those buttons for me. what a helluva track too!
Hated seeing you get caught up in the crash. You're looking better and better and more comfortable every time you hit the track in the 410. Loved how you made no excuses and took responsibility for your mistake. You're going places dude. Can't wait to see you back in Oregon
I love how your sister jumps in there with the wrenches. It is very clear that she knows her way around a sprintcar. Really cool to see a young lady with not only the desire, but the skills to jump in there. She will be an awesome role model for lots of little girls out there that want to get involved in racing.
I have to agree, I know the feeling having grown up in a sprint car family, all of us kids always had a committed role on the team from early age helping our dad, to helping each other when we began our careers. Watching Carly help on the team takes me back to the 1980's and 90's when I helped my dad, and some of those long nights after bad nights from crashes, to blown motors, really take a toll on you. Watching these videos of Tanner and Carly really has given me a bit of racing memories thinking back to my teenage years in the sport. The Holmes Family is really a committed family who is committed to doing this together, their way, and definitely great role models for future kids who want to be part of this form of racing.
@@zitterich76 I’m with you. I grew up running the tracks all over the US with dads midget. Lots of late night with just him and I in the shop and in the trailer. Even a few night sleeping in the trailer at the track. Some of the best memories ever.
A 410 drivers reaction time has to be instantaneous. I always marvel at you guys and gals entering the first turn turn on the start. While your contact was late in the race, I've seen you avoid many other situations. Hang tough, stay strong.
By running the B main, you get more laps to learn. Only laps and time will get you up front. You are doing great. The old man in Jacksonville Florida.
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Love the person that is recording for you because it is a smooth shot. Sorry your mishap but thank God you are ok. You crew helped you get fix for another race. Enjoy watching you and your sister. Keep everything safe and have fun.
Tanner...Tanner! You were doing great!!!! Wasn't your fault!!
I love your channel tanner from Australia, keep it up mate .
Tanner you work so hard and that work has payed off your living the dream.
I’m racing quarter midgets I have my first sr. Honda race in only my 6th start wish me luck.
If your not working as hard as you see Tanner works!!! You can't want to race that bad..bc it's all about how bad ya wanna do this!!!! 🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
Good Luck ,play Race!
Quarter midgets are cool
Good Luck :)
@cfr racing they are super cool I just tested yesterday.
I wish more racers had the maturity you show to admit a mistake was made. You are one hell of a wheel man and person.
A lot of that is growing up in the sport with awesome parents who really lay down the law, instilling responsibility for the actions that occur on the track, and more so of being a family operation, you really gain the knowledge of the cost of the sport, if you make a mistake, you own up to it, and you go to work to repair the car itself, that is all part of the game. Using your own money and time to put the car on the track, really changes your mindset, and you become more committed to making sure the car is ready for the next race. Those of who grown up in the sport with dads who raced, have the maturity and mindset of what goes on thru out the sport itself. Most of your hot heads and bad attitudes tend to be from those who really have no skin in the game other than driving.
When everyone is going 100.. its all good.. as soon as someone isn't thats where the "ohhh nooo" things happen
This is sweet. I missed the dirt track back in Winnipeg Manitoba. I love watching this action. Thanks for including and sharing your journey with us. Look forward to watching more
Nice hunt the front shirt I watch them to
Appreciate your honest, insightful dissection of yourself, events and race strategy and psychology...glass half full is a great leap into the professional seat. Good stuff dude.
Tanner, I am so very proud of you. No excuses, remain positive, teamwork, always trying to move forward. Enjoyed meeting you at Attica and Waynesfield. Continued success my friend.
It's fantastic to see I70 come back to life. I used to see that track when it was paved. I would go by it when I was in the Army at Ft. Reilly Ks. I had wished I could have seen some races there but had no money. Then to see it abandoned and torn up.......just sad. Then I read about this guy buying it and going to turn it into this............WOW!!!! Great to see at least one track come back from the dead!
Doing Great Tanner ! Need more motor. A lot more. That will be coming. Doing great young gun ! Lol, Carly is side-eyeing your ride !!
Great Job Tanner You will always feel disappointed when the crashes happens. You put on a A+ effort . Keep your chin up as time goes by you will get better. Your willingness to be transparent about your experience is the way to go always !
Wow I see that's a whole different Rhythm than the smaller track in my opinion that would take quite a few laps to get used to.Good job Tanner keep up the good work stay safe and God bless
Best part was you weren't hurt thank God! Glad you were able to get it fixed up for the next one. Love your positive attitude Tanner. Keep up the good work!👍
Great job looking good! I grew up at this track on Saturdays when It was the old asphalt track. Very fast track then. So glad to see it up and running again
Living the dream man! Family, racing and an ever growing fan base.
Great run Tanner, stuff like that happens. Even the Nascar guys get in bad spots they can't miss. It's all part of racing. Biggest thing no one was hurt. That is a very fast track.
Glad you're ok !! You were really looking good in the race. You were hanging right with them.The car seemed really fast. Great job !!
Tanner I've been binge watching your channel! I grew up and still live in Central PA. I regularly go to Port Royal, Williams Grove and Lincoln. You and your sister both really great young people for the sport! Keep grinding and hopefully I'll see you in pa soon
The parts are fixable. And I’m glad to see that your okay!! 🏁🏁
I love seeing sprint car drivers giving late model drivers respect and also awesome too see late model guys give the respect back
Put that behind you. You ran one heck of a race. You haven't done anything any other driver has. For your experience on a track that big at those speeds I'm so glad I've watched you from the start. Like your dad said he was holding his breath. I too was during that race and didn't know it. Holmes Racing Family ,Go Play Race, Thank You for this unique look into what one day I can say. I saw him racing those little fast cars. Hey Carly best not steal any more parts from big brother.
amazing video Tanner, good luck in all your racing endeavors, you have a wonderful family and friends behind you.......Paul in Florida
Welcome to Kansas City. Sorry about that bad bit if luck. Hope you come back again when you get a chance. We’ll root for you.
Kiddo, Thanks for the honest appraisal. Watched on Flo and they didn't really show your wreck. Was wondering how you and Zeb got together. At least you didn't leave the track like Zeb does ..🤪 he had an expensive week.
Go get 'em Tuesday night. You'll finish top 10 soon. Also good luck at Nationals. That's going to be really stout competition. Don't give them an inch. 😁
I think different gearing for that track would have made a difference you are an excellent driver don't let anybody tell you any different
This is his second year running a sprint car, he's done very well and will end up being very tough with a few more seasons under his belt
I 70 is my home track. It used to have a 45 degree banking. You could barely walk up it. You never lift there. Awww so much fun.
So glad your ok young man. The car will get fixed: You are doing Great! 99.9% of us can only dream of what you are accomplishing. Say hello to Carly and Rodger and the folks.
Got to make the decision and stick with it. Always look through the situation and see the miss, do not look at the problem because you go where you look.
Keep looking through and God bless loving watching the family go through all the learning experiences and getting better.
i was actually at that track... it took me forever to co e see the vid and im always glad to see you bouncing back. i remember seeing your numbers during a caution lap....... i wont lie.. i chuckled and just watched ypu all night rave when on the track
Tanner and hunt the front. Vid together
Love that hunt the front shirt!! You're doing well keep it up and good things will come!
Move on n move ahead "great work crew" thanks for a great video.
What did you so to slow the steering down? Just a shorter pitman arm?
Just moved it to the top hole on the arm.
Great Job Tanner and crew!! Hay those things happen you cant always make the correct snap decision!! Your really learning a lot and doing a great job! Keep diggin!
when carly went shhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeesssshhhhh i died 😂😂
i grew up in odessa and watching you for almost 2 years to see you drive at this track is just awesome
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glad your ok.. that was a big hit! happens real fast on a big fast track ,, don`t be so hard on yourself , your doing a great job learning I`m having fun watching you. Met you at cottage grove !!!! Curly did great that night,,, Kj best
Isn't that the track that used to be asphalt? I remember two 1/2 mile tracks in the KC area. We ran a USAC show at the other one.
Wrecks are a part of it. It's tough to tear up equipment, but no one was hurt.
Do you gauge the humidity??? Bc there's your troubles.....i ran a 70...kinsler on the big tracks with the secondary
Tanner if you ever get the chance to come to I-80 speedway in Greenwood Nebraska, I think you'll like that track.
ELBOWS UP!!!! NEVER LIFT!🏁🏁🏁🏁🏆
will you be at the knoxville nationals?
Glad you are ok. Looked like no bite coming off the corners. Keep learning.
I’m so glad after all of the crashes u have had u walk away just fine big thanks to the cars safety features😮
That’s racing and that is one big place I saw it when the outlaws were there and it is big. Tanner you have such a good attitude you are learning so much the All Stars are a fast bunch of guys the next step is the WOO the best of the best .I know you will be there one day you were made for that your driving is getting better and better and the media part you have down so your a natural . You have a great family behind you which is such a blessing and if I had a car I would try and hire Carley she is something else . I guarantee you great things are headed your way so keep pushing
Have been following you since the beginning really enjoy your videos I think you're the only guy that I know of it's doing that kind of thing like taking house so long for the ride so to speak I been watching and as an X dirt driver many years ago I watch you and I can see you're getting better and better and I believe you have a great career ahead of you fortunately you have family support here young and you will definitely go places keep up the good work the hard work get your putting in is paying off we can see it from this side of the camera be safe. And thank you for taking the time to make these videos I look forward to seeing them
A lot of wheel time in a 410 with some of the best. Those things happen, so take the good with the bad. Keep pushing forward.
Awww this was my home track. Sure miss it. No lifting there !!!
Tanner, you do a great job of taking care of your equipment.
Great sport you are Tanner. Knowing how to cop it on the chin and learn from unfortunate circumstances and or choices. Have you ever thought of inviting some other drivers/teams to comment on your vlog, especially after incidents like this? It would be good to see the comradary despite misfortune and damage. Its awesome there was no injury. Onwards and upwards. 😉👍
so if this track was just under half a mile then how big is missouri state fair because i’ve been there and it seems way bigger than this
Over Here in New York! Orange County Fair Speedway is 5/8 mile....18 seconds a lap!!! And that's 305s!!!! 410s do 16 seconds one lap!!!
did fine, just stay with it, things will change
It’s racing, you will have good crashes and you will have rough crashes, and this crash was definitely some where in the middle, but you have to always remember, every good driver will have a terrible crash that tears the car to peace’s and when that happens I hope you move on and get into it again, good luck with the rest of your season
Agreed , this track is noted for eating cars . It cost me two ....
Just keep after it you will get their , head up an rip an tare !!! GOD BLESS !!!
Thsts a fast track n u can see the speed know I said it was fast u are 100% right on
Nice race tanner when I start racing I can imagine going that fast
You got cought up.i so appreciate your taking the responsibility but that's not necessary you don't have to take the blame for everything that happened you didn't even make any mistakes. Your such a great example for upcoming racers
Yea 100 mph is tough to make that judgment call keep head up brother
Great video! You will get it done!!
You did fine.When you are racing you always carry spare parts.Thats racing.
Did you get video footage from Knoxville on Sat?? Watched the those races some good racing the whole night!!
Two of the youngest guns on the tour tangle.... glad you're both OK!!! Zeb lives 20 minutes from me. WillyB
After your heat and the B Main, it almost seems like you need a taller gear, judging from the sound and by the stumbling and running hot, would seem to me to confirm that. Unfortunitely it takes milliseconds to make the decision to go up or down and you only have microseconds to decide and react. I'm glad you weren't injured in that crash, but it was an expensive lesson. God Bless and stay safe.
I agree., a taller gear would make you smoother too .
My father raced a midget there back around 1983 or so. He was going into turn 1 and the left rear hub and wheel came off (tapered axles back then, not splined) when the axle key sheared. He spun and the left side of the axle dug in and he flipped about 7 times. The cage failed and collapsed to around his shoulders. It is a miracle he didn't die. That is a bad fast track.
That sounds crazy. Glad he was alright!
@@TannerHolmes It was a rough ride, but he was ok. Couple of nights in the hospital, a few broken rids and eyes swollen shut. But full recovery and we raced midgets for many years after.
Missed the race but saw the world of outlaws grew up with the old aspalt track and was on the fence if it was still scary fast deffanity is still fast as hell
Are you gonna try to run the tuscrorra 50 at port royal?
We aren’t this year
Hey Tanner, are the 410’s pretty much equal as far as equipment goes? Such as horsepower and performance parts, or is it like most other classes, the more you spend the quicker you are?
Keep workin’ Tanner !! Enjoy your videos !!
Nice htf shirt
Tanner there was nothing you could have done there as fast as that track was . Was wondering if any of the All Star offered up some advice on running some of the bigger tracks your not used too . 👍✌️deuces
Breath Tanner Breath!!! Dam boy!!! Your all worked up!!!..the B will go fine
My home town track . That's one fast rascal. It also bites hard huh ?
Loved watching.
glad you are ok, it's racing, things like this are going to happen... ya just never know when.. happened to me yeeeeaarrrsss ago
Getting experience Tanner 🏁
Watched live on FLO. Not much to add to other comments. Sometimes split-second decisions got your way, sometimes not. Part of the learning experience. Again, no excuses, take responsibility, stay positive, and keep going forward. How do the establish All-Stars driver treat a rookie?
I wish I could come see you live close to I-70 I want to come see you boys just tell us next time that you go Missouri or Kansas
🙏, nobody hurt !!!
Great persistence
After watching this live on Flo Racing, I couldn't wait to see your in car of the crash...Zeb has no luck.
Yea I feel bad for him but dude drives a lil dirty sometimes “zeb not tanner “
Glade your okay from the accident
I was wondering if you will race at Skagit when the world of outlaws come keep up the great driving tanner best of luck
I’m hoping too!
@@TannerHolmes well I'm coming from Ohio to meet up with a couple friends and family for the outlaws race hope you are there to race in the show looking forward to meeting you tanner
Not to do any bragging about what state I'm from but Tanner,come here to Iowa,and run with the big dogs,on the grand daddy track for sprint car racing.which is non other than Knoxville,Ia. I'm pretty sure you have been there by now,but the experience would be endless. Especially during the week of the nationals. I mean when it draws teams and fans alike from other parts of the world,ya know you have a great thing going for certain...would be good to see you run there for sure.take care and above all....have fun doing this.
And ya know I've always loved the 4 abreast salute to the fans
But it was like in 85 or 86 I made it to a little track up there off of I5...Cottage Grove Oregon.it was a decent little track.seen a sprinter come out of 2 sideways.tires caught and he barrel rolled it and ended up throwing the engine out of the car.and luckily the driver walked away
As long as your ok...parts can be replaced...
Hey tanner thx for signing the Qing panel
How them slade shocks working? Hands down the best shock package and cheat sheet available on the market rn. 🐐
What pill????
Dude enough already.. One comment your telling him advice and how you do it blah blah blah except Ive never heard of you!!
You took that incident rather well. There are grown men who wouldn't take it that well
If this track causes everyone to hold their breath. Then Belleville Highbanks would cause everyone to passout from holding their breath. Especially if you would have gotten to race on the highbanks before they allegedly cut banking out of the corners.
Wow yall are moving
The tire clip says it all. Let the wind out of your sails. That sucks.
Hi Tanner,
Been watching your channel, not sure how many Jet changes you guys make, especially when you get to the Midwest, I’m sure with the temps and humidity the corrective altitude must 5 to 7000ft. Your car may be on the rich side. Just my opinion.
#huntthefrount keep up the great work..