After a few days of hearing the motors buzzing, curiosity killed the cat. After dinner and with nothing else to do, we jumped in the car and drove around looking for the noise. Thomas promptly found it and we were all thrilled that there was one more race. We were treated to an action packed night of racing as the cars made their way around the track, well sorta. There were numerous wrecks as the speed revved up. Sadly, there won't be any racing for the next two weeks, but at least we got to experience it! Here are some short clips of the action, I have to go wipe the dust off of my camera now.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
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